Imperial Needle
Imperial Needle Lore: Honor among foes. Glory to the vanquished. New Guardians tend to know two things: gun and shoot. You pick the rest up along the way, and every Guardian’s experience tends to be different. Let’s just say the onboarding process could use a little streamlining. But as for our enemies, two points are drilled into us from day 1: the Cabal are big, horrible brutes, and the Fallen are untrustworthy scavengers. What they don’t tell you right away is how that is such complete garbage. I’ve seen Cabal who might as well have had rocks in their heads instead of brains. The kind who’ll crash a tank, killing themselves, rather than stop to reload munitions in a turret. But I’ve known just as many Cabal who will stalk you across the Martian dunes for two days straight—no sleep, never revealing themselves. That’s how I was introduced to Bracus Dra’usk. As for the Fallen—sorry, the Eliksni—everyone tells the story of the battle of Twilight Gap, of the Eliksni Houses sending in Dregs to eat babies and other charming bedtime stories. But nobody prepares you for an Eliksni so scared out of her wits that she tries praying to you because she thinks the “Great Machine” will listen through you. An Eliksni so inured in the old ways that she leaves an offering to you—like you’re some sort of saint to a lesser god. That was how I met Chirrih. A few months before the Red War, I was two days in to a long patrol on Mars tracking a limping Skyburner tank back to a carrier rendezvous location. I got sloppy. Didn’t realize that the Skyburners had a rear guard because I believed the Cabal were utter morons with the tactical acumen of a boulder. Because that’s what I was taught. Not that they’re a proud people with a storied history. No, I got that driven 12 inches into my abdomen when Bracus Dra’usk, leader of the Skyburner’s rear guard, ran me through with a ceremonial knife. Normally that would just be a minor inconvenience, except that during the Collapse, the Darkness chewed up large reaches of Mars so bad that Light can’t burn there, in the same way that fire can’t burn in space. So here I am in a Darkness Zone, bleeding out, my Ghost panicking because he can’t do anything to save me, and five angry Cabal ready to throw down. Now, I killed all four of Dra’usk’s honor guard without needing to reload, but Dra’usk wasn’t a pushover. We went a few rounds, me bleeding everywhere, him coming at me with a Sword as long as I am tall. That’s when I saw movement in my periphery, like a heat mirage. I knew what it was, but didn’t have time to react until the electrostatic sheath was already coming off. But then I realized that the Eliksni Vandal coming out of cloak wasn’t coming for me—it was coming for Dra’usk. You see, what they don’t teach you about Eliksni is that they’re fiercely loyal when it comes to family. And Dra’usk had kidnapped and killed some of this Eliksni’s kin. So here we were, two would-be enemies, taking down a Cabal Bracus like a pair of wolves. At least until I passed out from blood loss. To my surprise, I woke up bandaged and alive. The Vandal had left a trail of scrap metal taken from Dra’usk’s armor for me to follow like breadcrumbs once I was strong enough to move. My Ghost explained the Eliksni likely spared me for helping defeat a common enemy, but Ghosts aren’t omniscient—they’re just little nerds who read a lot. Some stuff isn’t written down. At the end of the trail outside the Darkness Zone, I found the Vandal waiting for me. She introduced herself as Chirrih. I understood her, but barely—she spoke in circular idioms interspersed with Eliksni words. She set down on the sand a trophy she’d crafted from Dra’usk’s helmet: a Bow with enough draw strength to penetrate a tank at 100 yards. Then she sang at me—some kind of mandible-clicking prayer—and left. No gunfight, no bloodshed. New Guardians tend to know two things: gun and shoot. You pick the rest up along the way, and every Guardian’s experience tends to be different. Mine sure was. Discover More Weapons Here
Sola’s Scar (Adept)
Sola’s Scar (Adept) Lore: Digging leaves a mark. Her wait was nearly over—Trestin could feel it as she climbed Cadmus Ridge. Sunlight, amplified by snow, pierced her eyes now; she had ascended above the cloud line. She tilted her gaze down, focusing on the crags immediately before her. Her muscles cramped as she reached up for the next ledge. No holding back now. Over the radio, Lord Saladin’s voice grew staticky: “Cabal incursion… Vex… up ahead.” Without a word, Trestin’s Ghost switched it off. There were others nearby to carry out the Iron Lord’s orders. He wouldn’t miss them. She doubted anyone would—her ex-teammates least of all. She had betrayed them, or so Sadhij had screamed: “We’re supposed to be the thin line drawn before the Darkness, you traitor!” || Thin indeed. So why not step over it? || Because they didn’t have it in them. She checked. Cracked them both open and dug deep, just to be extra sure. But it wasn’t there. That hunger, immense and buried, like the ocean under Europa’s glacial crust. A riptide, undetectable from the surface, yet unrelenting in its pull. She never meant to betray anyone. She just wanted release. || Soon, you will have it. Soon, you will be freed. || Muscles shaking with exhaustion, she threw her hand up and, at last, grasped snow. She had reached the top. For a moment, she laid on the embankment, chest heaving. When her vision cleared, she gasped. There it was, black-stone stark against the gleaming white. It seemed to pulse in time with her heart. Attuning to the desire churning within. From the back of her mind came a warm, familiar voice: “You’re a goober.” Yara. Suddenly, a different hunger bloomed in her, small and keening. Was it… loneliness? || It is weakness. What lies before you is power.|| The pulsing intensified. She could feel the blood pumping through her veins as she stepped towards the obelisk, hand outstretched. She had never been so close— “Not one more step.” A new voice called out to Trestin. Only this one was not in her head. She turned to find a Warlock standing a few yards away, sword drawn. “You must be Trestin. I am Aunor. I encourage you to come with me. Quietly.” Trestin looked at her, then dove for the obelisk. The last thing she felt was steel. Pure, cold steel piercing through her heart. Discover More Weapons Here
Sola’s Scar
Sola’s Scar Lore: Digging leaves a mark. Her wait was nearly over—Trestin could feel it as she climbed Cadmus Ridge. Sunlight, amplified by snow, pierced her eyes now; she had ascended above the cloud line. She tilted her gaze down, focusing on the crags immediately before her. Her muscles cramped as she reached up for the next ledge. No holding back now. Over the radio, Lord Saladin’s voice grew staticky: “Cabal incursion… Vex… up ahead.” Without a word, Trestin’s Ghost switched it off. There were others nearby to carry out the Iron Lord’s orders. He wouldn’t miss them. She doubted anyone would—her ex-teammates least of all. She had betrayed them, or so Sadhij had screamed: “We’re supposed to be the thin line drawn before the Darkness, you traitor!” || Thin indeed. So why not step over it? || Because they didn’t have it in them. She checked. Cracked them both open and dug deep, just to be extra sure. But it wasn’t there. That hunger, immense and buried, like the ocean under Europa’s glacial crust. A riptide, undetectable from the surface, yet unrelenting in its pull. She never meant to betray anyone. She just wanted release. || Soon, you will have it. Soon, you will be freed. || Muscles shaking with exhaustion, she threw her hand up and, at last, grasped snow. She had reached the top. For a moment, she laid on the embankment, chest heaving. When her vision cleared, she gasped. There it was, black-stone stark against the gleaming white. It seemed to pulse in time with her heart. Attuning to the desire churning within. From the back of her mind came a warm, familiar voice: “You’re a goober.” Yara. Suddenly, a different hunger bloomed in her, small and keening. Was it… loneliness? || It is weakness. What lies before you is power.|| The pulsing intensified. She could feel the blood pumping through her veins as she stepped towards the obelisk, hand outstretched. She had never been so close— “Not one more step.” A new voice called out to Trestin. Only this one was not in her head. She turned to find a Warlock standing a few yards away, sword drawn. “You must be Trestin. I am Aunor. I encourage you to come with me. Quietly.” Trestin looked at her, then dove for the obelisk. The last thing she felt was steel. Pure, cold steel piercing through her heart. Discover More Weapons Here
Code Duello
Code Duello Lore: An unfinished inscription runs along the barrel: “Tlamus, she who—” There is a story of two weaponsmiths, both skilled at their trade. One smith, Dhutus, worked with metals she pulled from the mountains herself. She tooled the rifling in her barrels with the steady hand of an artisan. Her dyes, cobalt and ichor, shone bright as beetleshell. The other, Gharhet, came from the distant plains. He traded for his wares and sold them dear, and thus he amassed great wealth. He embellished his goods with a rich lacquer the color of flame. When the Primus called for the strongest warriors to serve, the district knew the fighter Tlamus—who had broken all challengers with her keen aim and powerful frame—would represent them. Both Dhutus and Gharhet wished to outfit her with their finest pieces, as having a warrior of her status wear their colors would bring them great honor. So Dhutus forged Tlamus a mighty war axe with an ice-blue handle and wide golden blade. Tlamus accepted the gift gladly. Gharhet procured for her a Slug Rifle with bright orange plating, and Tlamus wore it proudly across her back. Next, Dhutus crafted a Shotgun, metal burnished deep as night with bright vents along the sides, and Tlamus brought it into battle. In response, Gharhet bought a helm with thick plating and stout antlers the color of a sunset, and they were soon stained with the blood of Tlamus’s foes. And Dhutus saw no end to this. Her shoulders ached from working the forge, and her hands were blistered by burns upon burns. So Dhutus issued to Gharhet a challenge, and as he knew no one would raise the weapons of a coward, Gharhet accepted. The next dawn found Dhutus on the battlefield waiting for her rival. On her shoulder was her finest weapon: a Rocket Launcher, its barrel a twisting column of seashell blue with gold trim, built as a gift for Tlamus but now wielded by its creator. From across the field, a figure strode forward to meet Dhutus—but it was too wide to be Gharhet; too tall, too muscular. He had bought a champion to fight in his stead. An orange sash was draped carelessly across her chest and dragged in the dust with each confident step. Studded orange leathers bound her massive arms and thighs. Strands of coral beads hung from her tusks. She greeted Dhutus with a fist to her chest. “I am Tlamus,” she said, “chosen of Gharhet.” Dhutus could not find her voice, and then Tlamus drew one of her beautiful, terrible weapons, and the rite was soon concluded. Discover More Weapons Here
Far Future
Far Future Lore: “Distance is just a matter of timing.” —Crow Ixel : mutineer : Far-Reaching : murderer : Psion : prophet 1 : the Tower burns : Fallen in the streets : screaming : the Hive Witch dissembles : crackling portal : treachery : Vex emerge : Zavala commands— 2 : the abandoned Tower : desiccated carcasses : wind : Dark spores : Traveler disappears : Pyramid overhead : a Voice behind the Darkness— 3 : the battered Tower : sizzling Arc : Psions burn : frigate crashes : Zavala dies : the Hive Witch comforts : sacrifice awakens : one-horn attacks : Cabal retreat— 4 : the Tower in ruins : Legionaries patrol : torn banners : executions : a land tank rumbles : Fallen scavengers : transmission : the fleet is destroyed : Wrath of the Hive : we are extinct— 5: the Tower molders : the Hive Witch’s worm : Ghosts at war : a Voice behind the Darkness : the Traveler abandoned us : Taken Cabal : a new Hive rejoices— 6 : the Tower is still : funeral procession : Zavala dies : Zavala dies : Zavala dies : candles : quiet argument : how did they get in : the Witch Queen flees : they are coming— 7: the besieged Tower : trampled flowers : portraits : Zavala is dead : ataxia : wailing : our assassin : the Traveler overhead : the empress looks down : the Light is ours : Primus Ixel— Ixel : Primus : Far-Reaching : prophet : conqueror : hero Discover More Weapons Here – ext Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec ornare placerat interdum. Integer sollicitudin gravida sem quis tempor. In pharetra placerat molestie. Nam sodales finibus est sed gravida. Sed tristique semper mi, sed finibus ex vulputate molestie. Suspendisse mollis quam ut aliquam sodales. Proin elementum, odio in auctor volutpat, arcu arcu consectetur diam, quis porttitor nibh quam a lacus. Donec efficitur vitae erat at auctor. Suspendisse erat mauris, mollis nec justo ac, fringilla ultrices neque. Pellentesque vel facilisis ipsum. Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus. Suspendisse dignissim urna dui, quis posuere magna tincidunt eu.
Igneous Hammer (Adept)
Igneous Hammer (Adept) Lore: Forged by fire and might. “You don’t have to do this, if you don’t want to,” Ikora said. “I’d understand.” From the other side of the library, Aunor scowled. She was perhaps the most diligent of the Hidden, having dedicated herself to the unpleasant task of hunting down tainted Guardians. But that was precisely what worried Ikora. Each time they met, she seemed a little gaunter than before. A little testier. Was this crusade beginning to take a toll? Was it a mistake to give her another assignment instead of a vacation? “I stand by my promise,” Aunor snapped before transmatting out. That had not alleviated Ikora’s concerns one iota . She let out a sigh and rubbed her temples. She couldn’t dwell on it for long, however. The air crackled again. When Ikora opened her eyes, Saint was standing exactly where Aunor had been, moments ago. “Ikora Rey, I am sorry to come unannou—” “How did you get in here?” she blurted. No one but the Hidden knew where her private library was. Or so she had thought. The Exo stared at her, confused. “I—I transmatted,” he said simply. He tried again. “I am sorry, but I must speak with you.” “No, I’m the one who should apologize. Please, sit.” She hurried to clear the books piled around a pair of armchairs. “I got your message. It’s unfortunate this has happened a second time.” Saint sat, his massive frame dwarfing the chair. “Unfortunate, yes. Disturbing too. I fear…” He paused, looking away. Out the window, the afternoon sun had turned golden and begun sinking in the sky. “In battle, I know what to do. There are no doubts. The Trials was the same. But now, I do not know.” “I understand. Sometimes, it feels like these incidents are designed to make us doubt everything, even our own abilities.” Ikora sat beside him. “But there’s no one I’d trust more to helm the Trials at a time like this.” “Not even the man they are named for?” Saint let out a sad laugh. “He does not wish to, in any case. I ask and right away, he says he is too busy to care. Told me to shut them down, if I was so tired.” “Well, he is busy. He’s almost acting as a third Vanguard with this whole Cabal conflict. Perhaps after we come to terms with Caiatl…” “You misunderstand. I am glad he is busy. Busy is good. It distracts him from his loss. But he is still…” “Different?” “No. Yes, but more than that.” He shook his head in frustration. “When I told him about the incident, I thought he would worry, like me. Instead, he tells me to take notes next time. Said the data would be useful,” he spat in disgust. Ikora looked at Saint, expecting him to say more. When he didn’t, she sat back in her seat, thinking. She wasn’t exactly surprised. Osiris was an experimentalist , after all, and not a particularly sensitive one. And though this comment was certainly more callous than usual, she didn’t understand Saint’s concern. He seemed agitated, almost like he was angry at Osiris… “That must’ve been upsetting to hear, after what you went through,” she began slowly. Saint looked away, confirming her theory. “But I think his heart’s in the right place. We know so little about the Darkness. More data would indeed be very useful.” Saint said nothing. The light through the window splashed orange across his helm. “But,” she pressed on, “We shouldn’t endanger Guardians to get it. However Osiris feels about them now, the Trials started as a way to train fireteams, and they’re going to stay that way.” She stood, placing a hand on the Exo’s shoulder. “I swear to you.” He nodded, eyes still fixed on the horizon. “Good.” Discover More Weapons Here
Igneous Hammer
Igneous Hammer Lore: Forged by fire and might. “You don’t have to do this, if you don’t want to,” Ikora said. “I’d understand.” From the other side of the library, Aunor scowled. She was perhaps the most diligent of the Hidden, having dedicated herself to the unpleasant task of hunting down tainted Guardians. But that was precisely what worried Ikora. Each time they met, she seemed a little gaunter than before. A little testier. Was this crusade beginning to take a toll? Was it a mistake to give her another assignment instead of a vacation? “I stand by my promise,” Aunor snapped before transmatting out. That had not alleviated Ikora’s concerns one iota . She let out a sigh and rubbed her temples. She couldn’t dwell on it for long, however. The air crackled again. When Ikora opened her eyes, Saint was standing exactly where Aunor had been, moments ago. “Ikora Rey, I am sorry to come unannou—” “How did you get in here?” she blurted. No one but the Hidden knew where her private library was. Or so she had thought. The Exo stared at her, confused. “I—I transmatted,” he said simply. He tried again. “I am sorry, but I must speak with you.” “No, I’m the one who should apologize. Please, sit.” She hurried to clear the books piled around a pair of armchairs. “I got your message. It’s unfortunate this has happened a second time.” Saint sat, his massive frame dwarfing the chair. “Unfortunate, yes. Disturbing too. I fear…” He paused, looking away. Out the window, the afternoon sun had turned golden and begun sinking in the sky. “In battle, I know what to do. There are no doubts. The Trials was the same. But now, I do not know.” “I understand. Sometimes, it feels like these incidents are designed to make us doubt everything, even our own abilities.” Ikora sat beside him. “But there’s no one I’d trust more to helm the Trials at a time like this.” “Not even the man they are named for?” Saint let out a sad laugh. “He does not wish to, in any case. I ask and right away, he says he is too busy to care. Told me to shut them down, if I was so tired.” “Well, he is busy. He’s almost acting as a third Vanguard with this whole Cabal conflict. Perhaps after we come to terms with Caiatl…” “You misunderstand. I am glad he is busy. Busy is good. It distracts him from his loss. But he is still…” “Different?” “No. Yes, but more than that.” He shook his head in frustration. “When I told him about the incident, I thought he would worry, like me. Instead, he tells me to take notes next time. Said the data would be useful,” he spat in disgust. Ikora looked at Saint, expecting him to say more. When he didn’t, she sat back in her seat, thinking. She wasn’t exactly surprised. Osiris was an experimentalist , after all, and not a particularly sensitive one. And though this comment was certainly more callous than usual, she didn’t understand Saint’s concern. He seemed agitated, almost like he was angry at Osiris… “That must’ve been upsetting to hear, after what you went through,” she began slowly. Saint looked away, confirming her theory. “But I think his heart’s in the right place. We know so little about the Darkness. More data would indeed be very useful.” Saint said nothing. The light through the window splashed orange across his helm. “But,” she pressed on, “We shouldn’t endanger Guardians to get it. However Osiris feels about them now, the Trials started as a way to train fireteams, and they’re going to stay that way.” She stood, placing a hand on the Exo’s shoulder. “I swear to you.” He nodded, eyes still fixed on the horizon. “Good.” Discover More Weapons Here
Trinary System
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Cartesian Coordinate
Cartesian Coordinate Lore: Where does one end and the other begin? All was quiet in the Gulch, save for the occasional chirp of birds and the gentle trickle of the river. It might’ve been peaceful, Chalco Yong thought as she crept along the bank, if it wasn’t so damn eerie. Where were the Cabal and their noisome injection rigs? Where were the thundering Pike gangs? Evidently taking the day off, just when it was most inconvenient. The Hidden agent crouched, running her hand over the smooth stones cluttering the shore. She was hoping to have good news for her next report. Ikora looked so tired at their last check-in. No wonder. Even before the Pyramids arrived, it felt like their enemies were multiplying at the same rate their allies were decreasing. Now, with four celestial bodies stolen out of the sky, that trend seemed to be accelerating. And here she was, following a tenuous lead on the whereabouts of the infamous Light Kell into a dead zone. She briefly considered turning her radio on and checking in, but then she saw it: the ideal skipping stone, palm shaped and perfectly worn. She picked it up, and with a well-timed flick, sent it spinning across the water. The mirror image of blue sky and pine tree tops rippled once, twice, six times before gravity outweighed momentum, pulling the stone beneath the surface. Suddenly, a frenetic rustling broke out all around her. The trees quivered as hundreds of birds burst forth, shrieking in alarm as they circled in the sky. Chalco whipped around, rifle at the ready, but there was no one. She slowed her breathing, ears open for the telltale whine of speeding Pikes. The wispy hairs on the back of her neck stood at attention as the air crackled with electricity. A great rumbling threw Chalco off her feet. She rolled as she hit the ground. The second shockwave arrived while she was facedown—a louder and more definitive thud that caused the rocks to jump up and fall back down with a clatter. Silence returned. When she lifted her head, all seemed as it had moments ago… …except for the once-clear sky, now streaked with aurorae of many colors. Chalco leapt up and ran for the ravine wall. She scaled it, then the nearest pine in a matter of seconds. A risky move considering the possibility of aftershock, but she needed height. It wasn’t until she reached the wavery top branches that she saw it. Cresting over the tree line was the Shard of the Traveler, bleeding polychrome rays. Chalco turned her gaze up, following the arc into the stratosphere. What was happening? Keeping her eyes fixed on the sky, she flipped on her radio. Immediately, Eris Morn’s voice echoed over the Vanguard’s public frequency: “This will not be the end. It will be an escalation.” A flash, piercing in its brilliance, lit up the southeastern sky. Chalco braced herself against the tree, squeezing her eyes shut. When she opened them, the sky had returned to clear blue and the Shard had returned to its dim, jagged state. “Huh,” she said aloud to no one. Discover More Weapons Here
The Swarm (Adept)
The Swarm (Adept) Lore: Hunger is the all of it, and it is all of hunger. Discover More Weapons Here – ext Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec ornare placerat interdum. Integer sollicitudin gravida sem quis tempor. In pharetra placerat molestie. Nam sodales finibus est sed gravida. Sed tristique semper mi, sed finibus ex vulputate molestie. Suspendisse mollis quam ut aliquam sodales. Proin elementum, odio in auctor volutpat, arcu arcu consectetur diam, quis porttitor nibh quam a lacus. Donec efficitur vitae erat at auctor. Suspendisse erat mauris, mollis nec justo ac, fringilla ultrices neque. Pellentesque vel facilisis ipsum. Interdum et malesuada fames ac ante ipsum primis in faucibus. Suspendisse dignissim urna dui, quis posuere magna tincidunt eu. Nam vitae pulvinar dui, a auctor ex. Morbi in aliquet magna. Maecenas luctus dui ac tellus volutpat tempor. Quisque at vehicula lacus, in molestie tellus. Duis consequat odio sit amet posuere pulvinar. Quisque sapien ex, porttitor eget imperdiet eu, varius quis nibh. Praesent id rhoncus dui. Duis nunc ex, accumsan quis fringilla ut, scelerisque eu lectus. Sed tristique non elit sed porttitor. Etiam scelerisque elit mi, et bibendum metus egestas vitae. Proin a purus a ligula eleifend eleifend. Proin nec molestie odio. Proin tincidunt neque congue enim sodales eleifend a et velit. Sed mollis quis dolor ut semper. Phasellus nisi lacus, egestas sed lectus a, finibus lacinia massa. Nulla consectetur nibh quis varius porta. Donec ac dui id ex ultrices lobortis. Pellentesque lacinia erat vel massa ultricies, eget feugiat neque fermentum. Nam vestibulum metus ac est dignissim rutrum. Sed aliquet egestas turpis, ac molestie urna fringilla et. Vivamus ut mauris pretium ante aliquet dapibus. Morbi a pellentesque massa. In nibh leo, tincidunt gravida urna at, suscipit finibus turpis. Duis sed dictum dolor. Etiam tincidunt mauris nec turpis volutpat dictum. Maecenas a varius velit. Aliquam sit amet ex nec nunc viverra sollicitudin non ac nunc. Aliquam in turpis sed justo tempor eleifend at.
