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3/6/2019 7:08:12 PM
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Did the Praxic order not stop and think about why Mithrax names his house “house light” or anything? Seems like the warlocks are being arrogant again.
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Didn’t they get the info? Maybe warlocks should disassociate with these guys in order to maybe change the stereotype a little. I know as a titan that’s what happened, the source of our original stereotype got a bit annoying, we dissociated with them, and we got new stereotypes. What happened to the origin of the stereotype, you may ask. Well, they died when the red legion attacked the city so take a wild guess which titan order it was.
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Did I say Variks? I don’t think I directly said his name. [spoiler]he may have come off as that, but looking at what he said there’s a chance that once he gets his house up on two feet(?) he might open up and try to be buddies again. He has priorities just like everyone else, it just so happens that helping out humanity is not on top of that list as he currently has almost nothing to gain and nothing to give in that situation.[/spoiler]
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Us (an obvious ally) and Drifter, granted he’s shady as all hell, but he’s helping exterminate a major internal threat to the guardians (shadows of yor). [spoiler]I consider the shadows an internal guardian threat and not an internal city threat is because they’re all guardians willing to kill other guardians, permanently, and they’re being smart and staying away from the place where they’d be exterminated the quickest.[/spoiler]
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Actually, apparently according to it, Shin Malfure and Dredgen Callum we’re in it together, I truly think that the Drifter was kept out of the loop but apparently according Shin (So I’ll take it with a grain of Salt) Callum sacrifice himself to create a boggy man for the Dredgen’s... to pick out the ones who wanted to be completely dark and the ones that were trying to balance. I encourage you to read the new lore...
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Calling wasn’t in on it, the lore card makes it painfully obvious he’s oblivious to Vale’s true identity. But it also shows that. Vale has some command over the group. The drifter also is oblivious to vale’s true identity, and likely will only know of it once all the others have been disposed of.
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I swear on my life that part wasn’t there yesterday. But this contradicts half of the D1 lore speaking of the shadows, most of which wasn’t written by shin. Which means either two things: 1: the most complicated game of chess is being played from behind the scenes of what’s going on in places like the dreaming city. 2: bungie said, “-blam!- shin’s old story let’s have him be the greyest one out of all the characters.” The latter is most likely and what annoys me most, as shin was written as this man blindly following the light with rage and hatred for the man who killed his second and third fathers along with that mans followers.
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I’m gonna safely bet $100 that the guy who’s been in charge of lore is the “genius” who wrote the confession of hope lore cards forgetting how that defies almost all guardian biology to date (guardians are rezzed at their physical peak from before they died, which makes Tyra Karn an anomaly.)
