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Seraph Station
Overview
Location:	Earth Orbit
Enemy factions:	House of Salvation ; Xivu Arath's Horde ; Scorn
Connecting areas:	Launch Center; Geosynchronous Orbit
Gameplay
Area type:	Private

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Seraph Station is an orbital platform similar to the Morning Star station built over Europa, serving as the hub for the Warsat network under Rasputin's control; prior to his sudden deactivation during the Arrival of the Black Fleet. In present day, it would be under the occupation of the Witness's forces with the goal of controlling the unmanned Warsat network.

Locations

History

Seraph Station was constructed by the Clovis Bray corporation sometime during the Golden Age to serve as a hub for Rasputin's Warsat network and a mobile headquarters for his Seraph agents, remaining stationary in geosynchronous orbit around the Traveler much like its other counterpart with the Deep Stone Crypt. The platform remains heavily fortified and defended with the most advanced of the Warmind's experimental weaponry; capable of shooting down Cabal Warships at a distance of five kilometers with incredible response time and greater precision than its terrestrial versions.^[1] It would survive for centuries after the Collapse, with its only means of entry being the Seraph Complex at Nkechi's Cut with Seraph Towers surrounding its perimeters, hiding orbital launch pods to dock with the station itself.

Following the Warmind's sudden shutdown during the Arrival of the Black Fleet, forces from the Witness were sent to occupy the unmanned station including the House Salvation, Xivu Arath's Horde and the Scorn with the goal of controlling the unmanned Warsat network. They would be led by Haroktha, Scourge of the Helium Drinkers, a Hive Knight of Xivu's forces, and Praksis, now reanimated as a Scorn.

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Appearance

Destiny 2: Season of the Seraph

References

^ Bungie (2022/12/6), Destiny 2: Season of the Seraph - Weapon lore: Veles-X

[Veles-1] Bungie (2022/12/6), Destiny 2: Season of the Seraph - Weapon lore: Veles-X

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 ==History==
-Seraph Station was constructed by the [[Clovis Bray (corporation)|Clovis Bray corporation]] sometime during the [[Golden Age]] to serve as a hub for [[Rasputin]]'s [[Warsat]] network and a mobile headquarters for his [[Seraphs|Seraph]] agents, remaining stationary in geosynchronous orbit around the [[Traveler]] much like its other counterpart with the [[Deep Stone Crypt]]. The platform remains heavily fortified and defended with the most advanced of the [[Warmind]]'s experimental weaponry; capable of shooting down [[Cabal Warship]]s at a distance of five kilometers with incredible response time and greater precision than its terrestrial versions.<ref name="Veles">'''Bungie (2022/12/6)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Seraph]] - Weapon lore: [[Veles-X]]''</ref> It would survive for centuries after the [[Collapse]], with its only means of entry being a secure Seraph facility at [[Nkechi's Cut]] with [[Seraph Tower]]s surrounding its perimeters, hiding orbital launch pods to dock with the station itself.
+Seraph Station was constructed by the [[Clovis Bray (corporation)|Clovis Bray corporation]] sometime during the [[Golden Age]] to serve as a hub for [[Rasputin]]'s [[Warsat]] network and a mobile headquarters for his [[Seraphs|Seraph]] agents, remaining stationary in geosynchronous orbit around the [[Traveler]] much like its other counterpart with the [[Deep Stone Crypt]]. The platform remains heavily fortified and defended with the most advanced of the [[Warmind]]'s experimental weaponry; capable of shooting down [[Cabal Warship]]s at a distance of five kilometers with incredible response time and greater precision than its terrestrial versions.<ref name="Veles">'''Bungie (2022/12/6)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Seraph]] - Weapon lore: [[Veles-X]]''</ref> It would survive for centuries after the [[Collapse]], with its only means of entry being the [[Seraph Complex]] at [[Nkechi's Cut]] with [[Seraph Tower]]s surrounding its perimeters, hiding orbital launch pods to dock with the station itself.
 Following the Warmind's sudden shutdown during the [[Arrival of the Black Fleet]], forces from the [[Witness]] were sent to occupy the unmanned station including the [[House of Salvation|House Salvation]], [[Xivu Arath's Horde]] and the [[Scorn]] with the goal of controlling the unmanned Warsat network. They would be led by [[Haroktha, Scourge of the Helium Drinkers]], a Hive Knight of Xivu's forces, and [[Praksis, the Technocrat|Praksis]], now reanimated as a Scorn.