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File:Concept Art Warlock.png|Concept art of a [[Warlock]] with a Ghost. | File:Concept Art Warlock.png|Concept art of a [[Warlock]] with a Ghost. | ||
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File:Destiny E3 2013 Demo, Revive Guardian.png|Player reviving a defeated Guardian, | File:Destiny E3 2013 Demo, Revive Guardian.png|Player reviving a defeated Guardian, whose last position is marked by their Ghost. | ||
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Revision as of 16:14, July 10, 2013
A Ghost is a piece of equipment issued to each Guardian.[1] Appearing as a small, floating drone, Ghosts can support the player by performing certain actions such as illuminating darkened areas, repairing technology from the Golden Age, informing the player of incoming hostile threats, and serving as a marker beacon/respawn point when a player's character dies during cooperative play. They seem to possess some degree of artificial intelligence, being able to converse with their masters in a very human fashion.[2]
Trivia
- The Ghost from the E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo was voiced by Peter Dinklage. [3]
- In the E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo, the Hunter's Ghost can be seen emitting a soft golden light and marking the position where she died, until the character was revived by the Warlock's player, ostensibly by interacting with her Ghost.[2]
Gallery
Concept art of a Warlock with a Ghost.
A ghost lighting up an area.
Player reviving a defeated Guardian, whose last position is marked by their Ghost.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
