[quote]In Onslaught, it's a little hard to understand some of the Verses and who it's talking about. I could understand some (like "dih-dans" being "titans"), but "reaved ten rikhas" is a bit weird. My best guess is "Rahdighast brought 10 strikers" (I'm also not sure if it's talking about Sunbreaker Titans [Firebreak foes]). I get the whole summary of what happened, but some of these Fallen names are unfamiliar to me. Can anyone give me further insight into who they are and who is Perinel Fayr? (I also don't remember 100% of what the Eliksni were as well. Pls don't kell me. xD)[/quote] firebreak foes is a reference to the Firebreak order of titans. i compiled a list of the Titan orders here --> https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/249788421?sort=0&page=0&path=1 dih-dans is titans Wirliks is warlocks rahdighask is Lord Radhegast Osiriks is most likely Osiris "reaved ten rikhas" is difficult, but given that the definition of 'reave' or 'to reave' something is to raid/plunder, so it could possibly be a reference to Lord Radeghast having raided the Eliksni (fallen) encampments (possible definition of rikhas) up to Rilliks's range (possible notable fallen location). Perinal Fayr doesn't sound like a fallen name. the eliksni are usually named with one word with a title afterwards e.g. Skolas, The Rabid; or Taniks, The Scarred. it also says at the end of the entry "-Perinel Fayr's famous alliterative interpretation of an Eliksni was song" so chances are, this was a guardian/cryptarch who has created a version that humans/awoken/exos can read. fallen names like Drifis the Daring, or Kiriviks King-Killer, are most likely just high ranking Fallen under House Devils (given it was the Devils that attacked during Six Fronts).