[quote]There isn't compromise with the Fallen.[/quote] I'm going to have to disagree with you. Remember that the Fallen houses have fought among themselves for years. Yet, as we see many times in the battles of Six Fronts and Twilight Gap, when the Fallen are shown a goal, they are perfectly capable of banding together to reach it. Yes, the Fallen are relentless and brutal, but they aren't animals. I believe they are perfectly capable of forming an alliance.

---------------------------------WARNING: Long answer to a complicated question------------------------ Lorewise, this an interesting and weird topic. It's important to distinguish between [i]agents[/i] of the darkness and the darkness [i]itself.[/i] Let's break it down. The universe is in an ongoing war between the Light (The Sky) and the Darkness (The Deep). Take this quote from Calcified Fragment VII: Leviathan: ++We live on the edge of a war— —a war between Formless and Form++ ++between the Deep and the Sky— ++MY EYES ARE WIDE, MY GAZE IS LONG++ —Across the universe, as far as I see++ ++the Sky works to charge its fires— —and the Deep drowns the ash++ —Sky builds gentle places, safe for life++ ++Beloved Fundament, refuge of trillions— —The Sky treasures this rich place++ —BUT THE DEEP IS HERE WITH US— ++Cold logic tests our walls— —The Deep claims its dominion++ ++A ruthless, final age — ______________________________________ And this one: ++Existence is the struggle to exist— —When the struggle seems lost++ ++when the safe place crumbles— —everything turns to the Deep to survive++ ++I REJECT THE DEEP CLAIM++ —You will turn back, sweet krill of hope.±± ++You will choose the Sky instead.— __________________________________________ And one more: —Before you lies— ++The worship of death++ —The ruinous path— ++The Sky builds new life++ —Against the onset of ruin— ++Towards a gentle world++ —The Deep embraces death— ++Saying: this is inevitable and right++ —I exist as hungry ruin— ++TURN BACK FROM THE WORLD-KILLING WAY++ ++OR YOU WILL LIVE AS DEATH AND DEVASTATION++ —The Sky is the harder way. But it is kinder.— It's basically like Egyptian mythology: an ongoing battle between Ma'at (order and harmony) and Isfet (violence and chaos). They each have Egyptian gods, monsters, and other "minions" who either work towards harmony or chaos. Sure, some are neutral, but most pick a side. You can't [i]physically[/i] kill harmony, nor can you actually destroy chaos. However, that doesn't stop the two forces from fighting for control of the universe. Since the 2 forces can't actually fight one another, as they are really just principals and ideologies, they send the before mentioned "minions" or "agents" to fight for them. And in the Destiny world, that's just what we are. Even the Traveler isn't Light itself. Rather, it is an embodiment of an idea of Light (or harmony, or the Sky, or Ma'at, or whatever you call it.) Oryx? Not pure darkness either. Merely a physical representation of the Deep, or Darkness, or Isfet, or whatever. Even his Worm, though certainly a more powerful one, is nothing but a minion of the Deep. And we Guardians? We're nothing but representations of Light. The game itself even tells us this. It calls enemies "minions of the Darkness." That's not just a weird phrase for "Bad guy." No. They're called that because that's what they [i]actually are.[/i] Dinklebot, out. [spoiler]Reading this post makes me seem smarter than I really am :P[/spoiler]

Seriously man make a new post and make Bungie see this seriously. I'm glad someone is thinking from the readings of the grimoire for a new social space/character.

Listen, this is absolutely amazing. You need to make an article about this, a nice big one, and get a lot of people to bump it until it says Moderator Replied. I'm not kidding, make it happen.

All in favor say 'aye'? Aye!

This needs to happen.... Like now!

I'm in

For once we actually agree on something!

I've posted this before, but I do think it will happen eventually. I think Veriks will become Kell of Kells and rebuild house judgment from the remains of the broken houses. He would then seek an alliance with the city in exchange for sharing the great machine.