It's not as black and white as all wizards trump all knights. Omnigul is physically a piece of Crota, she couldn't trump him.

Well you also mention Oryx's likelihood of being a wizard and thus HAS to be female. So you apparently ARE making things cut black and white. Never mind the fact you based the assumption that Oryx was female upon the fact he must be a wizard based on the assumed "hierarchy". Why is yours black and white yet not mine?

Wizards are female. That's a confirmed piece of lore. And if you'd read more clearly I have to amend my case that Oryx is more likely genderless, but also that based on other cards wizards are more likely the higher power.

[quote]Wizards are female. That's a confirmed piece of lore. And if you'd read more clearly I have to amend my case that Oryx is more likely genderless, but also that based on other cards wizards are more likely the higher power.[/quote]but again, you just stated Oryx is likely genderless and yet Wizards are female? You're denying confirmed lore for sake of your theory. If wizards are female and yet there's a genderless one then how does that work? It's more possible Oryx is a type we've never encountered before than it is that Oryx is a wizard. You're initial theory relied solely on the fact that 1) Wizards trump all, which I gave a counter point to. And 2) Oryx must be female because of the hierarchy *which again, counter point* that suggests he is a wizard. Yet if he's gender less how can he be a wizard, all of which are female. You just break too many things to try and support this segment of your theory.

No you're misunderstanding. When I amended my case that Oryx was female I also amended his being a wizard, but just acted similarly to one. By that I meant the reproduction and magic.