Hello and welcome guardians! This is your friendly neighborhood AnonPig and I'm here to tell you of a possible origin of every crucible goers favorite pulse rifle: Red Death!
[b]Things refer to:
Suros Regime grimoire
Red Death grimoire
Various Suros pulse rifles[/b]
Recently someone asked me about a gun everyone can get, the Suros Regime and never really looking into it I found out something pretty interesting.
The Suros Regime is an auto rifle that has been discontinued due to lack of "smart-matter" that led me to conclude it's actually the smart-matter that gives the second half of Suros it's ability: regen health. Now, what is smart-matter? And why did it run out? And more importantly, what would people do to get it back?
Would they try to make synthetic smart-matter? And if so what would it cause? I think "guardian x" was an engineer from Suros who desperately wanted to make a new wave of Suros Regime weapons, a better wave of Suros Regime weapons. The Red Death and Suros Regime have almost identical frames, obviously the bayonet being a large difference between the two.
Guardian X successfully created the synthetic smart-matter, and then made the first prototype Red Death. At this point his mind was still sound, testing the pulse rifle, and successfully healing on every kill is what changed that. The synthetic smart-matter causes side effects that couldn't be predicted it drove him, and likely anyone else who would use it, insane. This is why the Vanguard urges guardians to destroy it on sight.
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Edited by DoctorBazinga: 9/6/2016 10:42:01 PM
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Edited by echojaxx: 6/6/2016 12:19:08 AMThe origins of the Red Death date sometime before the dawn of the city age. The future war cult had some sort of machine that could give a guardian the ability to see the future, one of the guardians ended up going mad and was cast out from his faction. He became very very angry with what his own faction had done to him. Now his anger and rage is now mixed with his madness, yea that's a pretty good combination....Anyways, one day the mad guardian crossed paths with a guardian patrol. One of the guardians was wielding the Suros regime, out of anger and rage, the mad guardian killed the patrol and took the Suros regime off of a fallen guardian's body. Now here's where the inferences come in, obviously the mad guardian has hacked the optics, probably cannabolized the smart matter, and might've taken the knife on the end off of a fallen guardian. Now, something I wanna know is what class was he? I personally think he's a hunter because of the bayonet on the end, now I know for a fact that the knife doesn't have the same model as a Hunter's knife, but I believe that back then Hunter's had there different styles of knives and they always are looking for the sharpest blade, I believe that the "Hunter" that created the Red Death found the perfect blade. Now there is evidence to show that the creator might've been a warlock considering the fact that warlocks are always usually the ones to go mad. But evidence for the creator to be a Titan? Idk. I don't see or know any evidence leading to the creator being a Titan. What do you guys think on what class created the Red Death? Now I know that most of my assumptions came from Myelin, but I have mad respect for the guy and I agree with what he had to say on the origins of the Red Death. Oh yeah, who thinks the Red Death needs a buff, I obviously want it to have a buff.
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So if he finished it, then red death would've been OP as shit?
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Or you know the healing thing is a game mechanic to make a exotic and not a physical thing within that word.....js
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You forgot Red Spectre and the fact that Red Death looks like an Auto Rifle
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But... How can the Red Death be a prototype when Red Spectre is a prototype of Red Death? Red Death is the COMPLETE version of the gun.
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...how is the red death model remotely similar to suros's? Also, just because it can heal you on a kill doesn't mean it's made of smart matter.
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Personally I believe that the "smart matter" mentioned is already synthetic..? And that because of the complicated systems required to create the gun itself, not the healing factor, that is what was used. Considering an enormous amount of the technology from the Golden Age was lost, I believe that the resources were limited and few of the weapons could be made because of it. Nothing crazy. It is just a high quality, expensive, exotic gun.
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The vanguard urges it to be destroyed on site... Whilst xur sold it not 20 feet away from the vanguard table........ Classic.
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Edited by tha_getto: 4/12/2015 5:01:28 AMThis is all BS, we know the real origin of red death. The bitching and nagging of a programers wife intensified while on her period so he named the rifle "red death" and just as his wife, it sucks the living crap out of anyone.
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I thought all of the weapons in Destiny used "smart matter."
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interesting, but something I've always found confusing is that the Galahad E, a rare AR, uses smart matter.
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Love this theory. This is some dark souls level of story crafting through descriptions if it's true.
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Dapper Gentleman
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I don't know as much about lore as you but consider this, could smart matter be like a synthetic version of something in the body? (Since it ties into kind of taking the health of those you kill) But since it can't be made synthetically anymore the person who made red death uses his kills to create more "organic smart matter" to make this rifle? I feel like this better explains the savage look of the gun, seeing as how it required people to be killed in order for it to be made and why the vanguard would want it destroyed as if it were just a side effect of working with smart matter that made the creator insane it wouldn't really be that dangerous anymore.
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universal remote and invective also look similar possibly invective is a modified version?
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This isn't lore it's theory
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Just an update because someone caused me to look at this clock at the new suros. It has almost the same exact color scheme.
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Uh, did you just say that the "frames are essentially the same" are you blind bro?
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Ahhhh. That makes a lot of sense. Haha.
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This is a pretty cool theory. I like it. I just hope that in the next game they start adding in some of the lore into the game. Red Death was my first and favorite exotic. I'd like to know more about it.
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Edited by strangedames: 7/5/2015 3:53:02 AMA little fun fact. People who have obtained the Red Death before they edited the last part out of its description has in it the grimoire. People who obtained the Red Death after do not have "It is a guardian killer" in the grimoire card. EDIT: This is false.