So recently I read a forums post that cleared up a lot of questions I had about Vault of Glass. And the lore of Crota's End is pretty easy to understand. But what about King's Fall? There are a lot of things that don't make sense to me. Questions like Why does the War Priest deem us worthy after the totems? [quote]partly because it's a game and we need that to continue, but there is inference about Hive ideology which in short says you have to challenge yourself against everything that is strong, this will be a recurring theme, so we prove we're strong and Warpriest challenges us.[/quote] What are the totems/death singers aura? [quote]there's likely a decent answer, but i don't know it, I'll look around in the lore though[/quote] Who is the war priest? [quote]he's one of Oryx's best followers, and has the very important job of tithing directly to Oryx, he's pretty much the second in command.[/quote] What is the war priest and why is he in the raid? [quote]sorta answered that[/quote] What makes Golgoroth so special as an ogre that he's a raid boss? [quote]Golgoroth is a vessel of the Darkness directly, and also guards one of the Tablets of Ruin[/quote] Why are there orbs in the room that let us do more damage to him? [quote]they aren't there to damage him, he's there to corrupt them, but we cleverly use them as a weapon [/quote] What does it mean to be torn between dimensions? [quote]there's a few arguments I've heard on this topic, it's the process of being taken is one but i dont side with that. It's the curious nature of Oryx's Throne World, it's inverted in on itself and because of that it's neither in our world or the Overworld completely, this is what being torn is, you're being torn into both.[/quote] What is the relic that we pick up that destroyed the invincibility shield? [quote]my personal belief is that it's Toland, well his powers but you get the point, this is widely agreed for what that's worth[/quote] Why does Oryx just give us one? It's what allows us to kill him. [quote]as i just said, but there's another theory that Oryx actually wanted to lose. Oryx can Take a Worm so it's entirely possible he a Took his own. Then while his Worms will is held tightly in place we starve it and kill it. This doesn't kill Oryx, and frees him from the Worm Gods[/quote] Why do the platforms appear? [quote]game mechanic[/quote] What are the light-eater ogres? [quote]these ogres are similar to Golgoroth, they are there to corrupt the Light and offer it as tribute.[/quote] Why is killing Oryx here, different from before? [quote]killing him in the story mission was evaded when he "took" himself (retreated back to his Throne) the difference is on the raid he doesn't escape from us.[/quote] Is he dead forever? [quote]yes....maybe. if there's no tricky business of him Taking his Worm then yes, otherwise.....[/quote]

One question ive not seen someone ask is if Oryx had his son Crota, and his 2 daughters.. who gave birth to these 3 children... 0.0

A lot of the questions have to be understood as simply game mechanic to allow us to actually play the game you know? That being said give me a moment and I'll answer all i can