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Edited by Ada-1's Thighighs:
3/11/2015 3:49:50 AM
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Um... I don't know if you've read the Grimoire cards, but, the Ahamkara were [i][already/i] hunted. To extinction. We are literally wearing trophies from that hunt.
"The Great Ahamkara Hunt
After great deliberation it was determined that the Ahamkara be made extinct.
It was not an easy decision. Power had been obtained from the bargains, and the City needed power. Knowledge had been gleaned, and the Ahamkara knew answers to questions no one had known to ask.
But the price was too high. And no edict or forbearance seemed to stop Guardians from seeking them out, driven by hope, or vengeance, or despair.
The call had to be silenced. So the Great Hunt did its work.
And thus the Ahamkara were made extinct, their call silenced, their solipsistic flatteries erased, their great design - if it ever existed - broken.
Of this you can be assured, oh reader mine." -Ghost Fragment: Legends 3 Grimoire Card (Allies, Legends & Mysteries)
So, yeah.
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Pfffft. The vex go back in time and get some to use against humanity. Booooooooom.
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Read the warlock ghost fragment. Why is the warlock so convinced he's killed the hunter by setting her on the trail of the ahamkara, but is also sure they're extinct? Maybe they're not as dead as we think. Guardians came back from the dead didn't they?
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Hmm, good point.
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It wouldn't be hard to explain that away. "Oops turns out there's more and they multiplied and now they fill the wilds on "insert planet" along with other dangerous beasts to face"
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That card was either written by an ahamkara or someone under the influence of an ahamkara. "Oh reader mine." That line is a dead giveaway
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[quote]That card was either written by an ahamkara or someone under the influence of an ahamkara. "Oh reader mine." That line is a dead giveaway[/quote] Makes sense because I thought the ahamkara were entities in the void or something (not positive), not actually the dragons everyone thinks they are.
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I believe they are the dragons, but that they don't necessarily die. That's why the armor speaks to the wearer and could possibly manipulate them.
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>.> I can't believe I didn't notice that.
