[quote]Garden Progeny 1 [spoiler]Two siblings cleaved by time and space, reflections never found alone, The ending of the eldritch race - a path long seen but never known[/spoiler] Gibberish... but maybe the two siblings are the light and dark, the Traveller and the triangle ships, and this prophecy eludes to their beginnings?[/quote] To me this points rather obviously at the Light and Darkness. “Two siblings”, “cleaved by time and space”, “reflections never found alone”, it all matches. So l believe the “path long seen but never known” is the Light’s victory over the Darkness [quote]Jack Queen King 3 [spoiler]An army meets, and stands, and falls. Three Nobles wage their hopeless war. In shifting madness, evil crawls. One stands above the battles roar[/spoiler] A queen and a king could be the Kell of Kings, and Mara Sov. A Jack is a term for male servant, so could relate to Uldren as he was the queens servant? Assuming there is a future DLC around the awoken and fallen, this could be a small clue about the story? EDIT: Malokith has presented an alternate theory that the three Nobles are Cayde, Ikora, and Zavala, and that the one standing above the battle is the Traveller. This prophecy would then be about the vanguards attempt to retake the city from the Red Legion.[/quote] There are a couple are things this one might mean: 1. Possibly the Light, Darkness, and Vex. Not the cleanest fit but everything matches aside from the army meeting, standing, and falling, unless that refers to the Guardians 2. Possibly Oryx (king), Savathûn (queen), and Xivu (jack). The hopeless war is their war of love that will end with all of them unable to feed their Worms. Darkness is possibly the crawling evil and Oryx stands above the others. [quote]West of Sunfall 7 [spoiler]a spark of knowledge with each fall, the purpose of the endless youth. No longer shunned, darks nameless call now brings a tenebrous truth[/spoiler] No idea... any thoughts? EDIT: A few people have now said that this relates to either the Thanatonauts or to Osiris (who himself may have been a Thanatonaut) as they die to earn a greater understanding of things[/quote] This could be Thanatonauts, or maybe even specifically the Thanatonaut Pujari, but it may also refer to Guardians in general since they have “endless youth” so they forever learn and grow stronger. Not sure what the “truth” mentioned is, but the “darks nameless call” part may involve Guardians realizing the frailty of the Light and investigating the Darkness. Dredgen Yor could even be the subject of this text [quote]Null Calamity 9 [spoiler]a sacred eye that speaks in lies-upending future in its path. The way before us to the skies shall see itself in ancient wrath[/spoiler][/quote] 1. The sacred eye could be the Traveler since we’ve had a reference to a “great-eyed god” in the Crest of Alpha Lupi and in a Cayde grimoire making jokes about the Traveler replaced with a giant eyeball. If so, then the “upending future” is easily explained by how the Darkness kills everything where the Traveler has been, therefore getting rid of any future they would’ve had. The last line could then refer to fighting the Darkness 2. The sacred eye could mean Osiris using his prophecies as a way to manipulate the people of the City (ironic, isn’t it?). If so then the last line could refer to the war against the Vex [quote]Future Safe 10 [spoiler]See whose robes as if a god, who stands with pride above the rest! Destroy this ancient nameless fraud! Destroy the one whose death was blessed[/spoiler] At a guess, I’d say this relates to a future big bad in a DLC similar to Oryx. Maybe Nokris if anything ever happens there? Or could be about Calus as he is robed like a god?[/quote] To me this screams Calus, who thinks of himself as a god and was promised a death of his choosing by the Darkness. But it could also be Osiris referring to the Speaker (or a future Speaker) either as retaliation for his exile (which would mean this prophecy is useless lies) or to warn us that our next Speaker may mislead us