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I know it could have been considered hive mythology anyway, but I took it as the hive historical record.
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Canon
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Canon. Oryx didn't strike me as a BSer, like Bungie....rewriting shkt to cover their F-ups.
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It's cannon, but from an unreliable source. Even Savathûn said that they were bs and can't be trusted
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3 RepliesCanon, it would ridiculous if they went back on it.
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3 RepliesEdited by Archival Mind: 7/22/2018 11:26:37 PM<Canon. FFS nearly everything's still canon. People just took the folklore comment out of proportion... though I guess the comic didn't help. But I like to ignore the comics, they go against both games anyway. No amount of combining can fix that error.>
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1 ReplyNeither. It’s BORING!
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Canon that we know of. However, you must keep in mind that it’s all from Oryx’ perspective, granted he wouldn’t have much reason to lie about what actually happened.
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I mean it’s couldn’t not be it’s got first hand accounts from oryx
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Very much canon. The Books of Sorrow are literally journals from Oryx and his sisters themselves. It is a Hive historical record; I couldn't imagine it to be mythology simply because the evidence is far too concrete from what has happened in the events of Destiny 1 and now Destiny 2.
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Cannon, they mention the books in the ps4 exclusive taken strike