We use the sword logic all the time. The sword logic is simply growing stronger by defeating tougher and tougher enemies. We could have taken Oryx’s place when we killed him in his throne world. And we should’ve. Maybe Savathûn and the Darkness wouldn’t be as much as a threat as they are now

We very easily could create a throne world, given that we used literal sword logic on Crota and figurative sword logic on Oryx. In-lore, Eris was actually mad with us for [i]not[/i] taking Crota's throne world for our own. Oryx's throne world is already in real space in the form of the Dreadnought, and rather than take that he gave us his strength in the form of the gun, Touch of Malice. Light would not abandon us as long as we did not abandon it ourselves. Hell, look at Drifter. The Light stays with him, even as he turns his back to it. Realistically, it definitely would have been to our benefit to take Crota's throne world, but equally realistically, we don't need it. The purpose of a throne world is to act as a sort of phylactery. You die outside, you resurrect inside. You die inside, you die for good. How would our Light behave within this space? How would it behave without it? If you die inside can your Ghost revive you? If you die outside do you get drawn inside? If you do, does your Ghost come with you? Hard to say, but it would likely be a risk not worth testing.

odds are we already have a throne world, just no proof or entry to it. i mean, crota and oryx's throne worlds were pretty damn impressive, and we axed them, so technically speaking we should inherit or replicate both. maybe, if we were to die in canon without our ghost to bring us back, that's where we would go.

Why does everyone seem to think that the 'sword logic' is somehow a source of power? It's just a philosophy: a way of thinking about relative power to other beings

Apparently Eris has seen a throne world made for the Light using the sword logic. Unfinal Shapes ship lore tab: [quote] Asher, I took a slough of Hive chitin, and with my own hands, I bent it into the shape of a starship. I think you of all people might understand why. But it's more than just a reminder of the green flames behind my brow. Asher, I saw a throne world built for the Light. Built with Darkness, of course, and the bitter logic of swords. But built for Light. It made me wonder. This will be my last letter for a long while. The Queen needs me more than the City does. And I need her. When she looks at me, she does not see an invalid, or a madwoman, or a burden. She sees a Hunter. She has pointed me at the true enemy, and with her help, I will see my quarry caught. Clarity in action, Eris Morn[/quote]

[quote]Could the guardian create a throne world like the Mindbender had done could the guardian become a god in the eyes of the Hive would the light abandon said guardian? would said guardian end up like Eris Morn, ghostless and a odd eye deformity from a ahamkara wish bone[/quote] Technically, the ghosts process of resurrecting you after every death is not that much different than the way hive use the ascended realms to come back, gaining knowledge and skills. Both ways seem to be a way of forging a champion for both sides.

I know it's not in the lore, but we kinda have been using the Sword Logic. Sword Logic is all about testing might against might, and the one who wins becomes stronger, right? Isn't that what we've been doing since Destiny started? We go out, we fight enemies, we defeat enemies, and we gain XP to level up. We gain strength by defeating enemies which is essentially what defines the Sword Logic.

He would become a space marine.

No guardians can and do use the sword Logic, the light doesn’t abandon them however their ghost probably will, in addition the sword logic is not as easy to use without a worm, so it’s in a much diluted form, example dredgen yor