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Edited by Velitlan:
8/23/2015 11:09:14 AM
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The flying "dragons" on venus are NOT Ahamkara's. They're called baladactyls: flying dragons native to venus. Ahamkara's are as large as mountains. After they were hunted to (near) extinction they started to hide. A good example of how large one is is by starting the mission the wakening i believe. At the end where you fight the crotas crystal you can see the bones of an Ahamkara. I dont believe that that is an adult though.
Also did you know that you pronounce Ahamkara as aa-hem-car and not aa-ham-car-a. Ahamkara is a hindu word.
[spoiler]btw i copied this from my comment to the post ''weird destiny facts'' orso[/spoiler]
Also super good advice's exotic perk also works well on detainment shields (VOG and Qodron)
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Then how do Hunters and Warlocks wear the spines and skulls? If they were really that big a single vertebrae would be too large...
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"Space magic". No but its just something alot of games have. Bad example: runescape bandos/general graardor. That guy is like 40 ft yet your still able to wear his gear.
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If you notice the hunter's gauntlets are called [b]Young[/b] Ahamkara's spine. So they possibly poached the younglings.
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Young, not newborn or fetus. Maybe the adult is 2-3 times larger but thinking they go from spine-fits-on-your-arm to dinosaur seems like a stretch. Also, the skull is supposedly from an adult.
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Edited by Gemini: 8/23/2015 7:13:31 PMI think that skeleton is Crota's body after his soul left it to heal and it fell apart Judging from where it as at least
