You forgot the best Gurdian of all, Randal the Vandal! How could you forget him?!

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[quote]With the April update, the dreaded Destiny addiction has sprouted once more in full force. In my desperate attempts to fill the void destiny has created while I’m in class, I’ve taken to reading the Grimoire to make the hours feel shorter until I can get back to the sweet high that is Destiny. After a long debate with myself over the most powerful destiny enemy is, (my search has come up dry. Perhaps another day i can dive into this if this goes well.) I veered onto another course: Who are the most powerful guardians? I read tons of grimoire and I’ve compiled a personal list to try and rank them by power. I will be excluding the player’s character for a few reasons, mostly due to the fact that I’m trying to keep this lore based. And I am not sure where they fit 5. Dredgon Yor- Dredgon Yor was an early hunter who was an excellent duelist. He was also the first guardian to fall to the darkness after allowing his gun, Rose, to be corrupted along with him to become the infamous thorn. After the darkness consumed him, Dredgon went on a violent murdering spree, killing innocent people and gurdians, and evenutally leaving his ghost. He killed the hunter Panihan, who was one of Kabr’s companions in the Vault of Glass. After killing Jaren Ward, he spared his son Shin Malphur who, on one fateful day, killed Dredgon using the Last Word. Dredgon served as a powerful warning to all gurdians looking to meddle in the darkness. 4. Saint-14- Saint-14 was an exo titan who loyally served the speaker during the city’s beginning. Saint-14 was an ambitious guardian, believing that the guardians should’ve gone on the offensive after the battle of the six fronts, instead of allowing the enemy’s retreat back into whatever hell they came from. Saint-14 was so close to the speaker he was considered his son, and he was close to Osiris as well. Saint-14 went on a personal crusade against the fallen, pushing the House of Devils back and killing their kell by bashing it in with his own head. Saint-14 was a true hero to the city, and was sent to investigate the location of Osiris after his exile, Never to be heard from again, and is still missing. 3. Osiris- Osiris has a long history with the tower and its leaders. He was once very close to the speaker and saint-14, almost seeing them as a family. While Saint-14 was the speaker's “son,” Osiris could be considered as his apprentice. Osiris was a warlock, a symbol of the light, and an idol to all guardians. He was the only non- titan guardian to fight in the battle of the 6 Fronts in the last city’s early days. His incredible skill in combat earned him a spot amongst the tower’s most elite warriors, and was offered a job as the leader of the city’s vanguard where commander Zavala sits now. When rumors of Osiris being a failed golden age experiment resurrected by a ghost came about, the speaker dismissed these accusations. Osiris had a lingering thirst for knowledge, which led him to asking questions that caused unrest and a divide among the gurdians of the city. He asked questions like,” Are guardians truly free?” “is the speaker evi?” and other questions that led to him being exiled by the speaker. Like TOland, Osiris craved knowledge of the darkness, which led him to hunting Ahamkara for their information. Eventually he made a home on the vex-infested Mercury, and began to obsess over their secrets. After allying with the order of titans known as Sunbreakers he disappeared, that is until recently. Osiris opened the Trials in order to test Guardians for something- something we will learn about soon... 2. Toland the shattered- Toland the shattered was a warlock who dedicated his life to researching the very nature of the hive and even the darkness itself. While Osiris was exiled for becoming “too close to the vex,” Toland was banished for using full on dark magic against the speaker’s will. He was OBSESSED with the darkness, even going to lenghts such as fashioning weapons with of it like bad juju, “speaking” with the darkness, and even joining Eris in the hellmouth just to have a chance to speak with the deathsinger Ir Yut to learn her song of death. With the Taken king update, it is learned that Toland has ascended to the hive realm, thus becoming an ascendant. Toland kept a journal of the hive, telling of their secrets and ways. Toland realized that the darkness should not be resisted, but embraced. Toland learned of the sword logic and sought to embrace it, and was infuriated when you kill Oryx but don’t take his place. And with these ideals, Toland the shattered was banished from the tower 1. Kabr the legionless- Kabr was almost beat by Toland simply due to the fact Toland could possibly be an ascendant hive. But when i sat and thought about it, Kabr was just the better choice. While Toland researched and delved deep into the darkness itself and spoke to it, Kabr fought time itself- and lived.Kabr was a titan, but not much is known about him or his affiliations with the vex. Kabr was a survivor of the failed vault of glass raid. He somehow passed the Templar and the oracles and was able to destroy a gorgon on his own and fashion it into the Aegis relic, which is one of the most powerful items ever to be wielded by guardians. Not only this, but he fashioned armor out of dead vex bodies, and drank of their "blood." This blood corrupted Kabr, and his current whereabouts are unknown. If it still is him. Kabr lost his entire fireteam to time, save for preydeth and paniham. Kabr knew he had others with him, he used logic to figure this out. With the Aegis created from the last of his light and the body of a Gorgon, Kabr was trapped in the vault for an unknown period of time, and no one knows what happened to him, except Paniham, who has become so paranoid he created the Super Good Advice in order to never truly be alone after witnessing the fall of Kabr. Kabr penetrated the vault, a seemingly impossible feat, and let the light in. After this, no one knows where Kabr is. Sorry for the long post, and bad writing and grammar as im on mobile and I got caught up in all of this lore. Please correct me if ive made any mistakes with my lore, (ive been going mostly off memory) and feel free to leave your lists of whom the most powerful guardians are in your opinion![/quote]

Aren't they all dead?

Who are the 5 greatest guardians of all time? [spoiler]dylon, dylon, dylon dylon dylon[/spoiler]

Good read. Thank you

If only Bungie would put all this lore IN THE GAME instead having to read it via the bungie.net website. Good job, man.

I don't agree with your order. But, from what I know, it seems your knowledge of the lore is accurate and well defined. So I don't agree, but I do respect your opinion. ...for what it's worth.

I feel like when Destiny 2 comes out the legendary leader of the Sunbreakers Ouros will take that number 1 spot.

Its not a good sign for us guardians when our supposed #1 guardian Kabr failed.

Where am I? What with my mediocre 1.81 K/D, not even got a montage and my innate ability to call bullshit on everything?

The Hunter turned to the darkness & became a murderer Both Warlocks became obsessed with their enemies' power/knowledge and were banished. One of which embracing the darkness. And the Titans were bona fide badasses through & through till the end So [spoiler]Titan Masterrace[/spoiler] [spoiler]Joke of course[/spoiler] [spoiler]Or is it[/spoiler]

Toland doesn't have shit on Osiris