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Dreadnaught

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“ Oryx's Dreadnaught is far more than just a ship. ”
Vehicle
Dreadnaught
Dreadnaught2.jpg
Production information

Manufacturer:

Oryx, the Taken King[1]

Model:

Capital ship

Technical specifications

Other system(s):

Hull:

Segmented Worm corpse[1]

Armament:

  • 2 paracausal cannons[9]
  • Interdimensional rifts[10]

Crew:

Potentially millions of Hive

Complement:

Tombships
Seeders
Taken

Usage

Role(s):

Flagship[11]

Affiliation:

Blood of Oryx

 
Location
Dreadnaught
Grimoire The Dreadnaught.jpg
Overview

Location:

Rings of Saturn
Ascendant Realm (formerly)[12]

Enemy factions:

Blood of Oryx
Skyburners
The Silent Brood
The Dread (Episode: Heresy)
Dire Taken (Episode: Heresy)

Hostile races:

Hive
Taken
Cabal

Gameplay

Accessibility:

Complete Dread Patrol

Landing zones:

Hull Breach

 

The Dreadnaught (also spelled Dreadnought[13][14]) is a massive Hive spaceship, which serves as a mobile Throne World for Oryx, the Taken King, who came to the Sol System to enact his revenge against the Guardians for killing his son. Initially accompanied by an escort of lesser Hive warships and the smaller tombships, the Dreadnaught entered Saturn's orbit after being stalled by the Awoken, and would remain there for the rest of the Taken War.[15]

It is a Destination added in The Taken King and serves as the expansion's main setting.

History

Ancient history

"My throne world is vulnerable. I am going to move it."
"Where?"
"Into a mighty dreadnaught. I shall keep my glorious mind cosmos inside a titanic warship."
— Oryx and Kagoor[16]

According to an analysis by Ghost, the Dreadnaught may pre-date the formation of the Earth, making it at least 4.54 billion years old.[17][note 1]

Auryx first created his nascent throne world after Savathûn betrayed and slew him during the Hive-Ammonite war.[18] The Worm Gods instructed him in its creation. Auryx later grew his throne world to maturity before the extermination of the Qugu and the invasion of the Ecumene.[19][20]

Oryx fought the entirety of the Golden Amputation from within his throne world, "pac[ing] ten times" as his forces decimated both the Taishibethi armed forces and Taishibeth itself. On the sixth and seventh paces Oryx Took the Tai Emperor Raven, transformed her into the Perfect Raven, and used her to finish the extinction of the Tai sun ravens.[21] After this war he "left" his throne to go commune with the Deep.[22] During his absence his two sisters attempted to cut him off from his tribute and his throne, but he fought his way back in and decided to create children to further expand his strength.[23][24] One of his daughters, Ir Anûk, wrote out eleven axioms describing her family's throne worlds, including Oryx's.[25]

He decided to construct the Dreadnaught to house his throne world from beyond the Ascendant Realm after a Vex incursion accidentally caused by his son, Crota, demonstrated its vulnerability.[26][27] In doing so, he evaded an ambush from Xivu Arath.[16] He carved it from a piece of Akka, slain during the Hive-Ecumene war,[28] and crafted armor for it using the Hammer of Xivu Arath and the Scalpel of Savathûn, both stolen. Finally, he everted his world into the ship's interior in an act that required a verse from the Tablets of Ruin and the combined efforts of his entire Court. Once it was completed, his first act with it was to attack the Nicha Thought-ship and the Harmonious Flotilla Invincible that defended it.[1] While the Flotilla was easily destroyed by the Dreadnaught's death impulse weapon, the Thought-ship proved to be a trap set by Quria, Blade Transform, who launched a second invasion of Oryx's throne but was quickly defeated.[16]

The Dreadnaught was present during the Hive-Harmony war, but there are no records of it engaging the Harmony in battle.[29]

The Taken War

"The Dreadnaught is a blighted hollow gouged into our universe."
— Eris Morn[30]

When Crota was killed by Guardians in revenge for the Great Disaster,[31] Oryx was wroth with fury. Setting everything he had planned aside, he brought his fleet to the Solar system to exact retribution upon the Guardians—specifically the one who struck the killing blow. When he arrived at the Solar system, in the vicinity of Saturn, Oryx and his ships were met by the Awoken. After a fierce battle, he ended it by obliterating both sides.[9] Without a fleet to continue his crusade Oryx turned his attention to the Martian Cabal, who were already aware of him,[32] and halved their forces to build his Taken army.[9][33]

The Cabal uncharacteristically sent out a distress call from Phobos, which was answered by none other than Crota's killer, who barely escaped with their life when Oryx discovered them. Back on the Dreadnaught Oryx and his lieutenant, Ecthar, Sword of Oryx conversed about his captives.[9] Later, the Guardian approached in Eris Morn's jumpship equipped with modified stealth tech, attempting to infiltrate the Dreadnaught; unfortunately, the cloak fell away and the Dreadnaught detected them anyway. Nonetheless, as their ship was destroyed, the Guardian entered the Dreadnaught. After disabling its superweapons and encountering an entrenched Cabal force,[4] the Guardian tracked a Cabal Commander and his men to an active rupture portal; after the Cabal were destroyed, along with attacking Thrall, the Guardian unsuccessfully tried to enter the portal, and then departed, denying Oryx his vengeance a little longer.[2]

Returning again, this time armed with Crota's vestige, the Guardian entered the rupture portal into Oryx's sanctum and faced him directly. After a pitched battle, Oryx was nearly beaten and he was forced to retreat into the Ascendant Plane using his Taken powers, abandoning his position to recuperate from his injuries. Eris Morn later approached the left behind Willbreaker and retrieved a crystal to construct a weapon, seemingly following a plan she and Mara Sov had created earlier.[34] This crystal was incorporated into one of the three swords Shaxx constructed for the Guardian's usage, purified of its Darkness.[citation needed]

Guardians later began mapping the Dreadnaught to patrol and keep in check the Hive and Taken, and discovered the Court of Oryx in the process.[35] At the urging of Eris and the Vanguard,[36] they challenged the Court and slew them all.[37] Shaxx's Redjacks also secured a training ground aboard the ship at this time.[38] In addition, following Dead Orbit's report, Guardians stopped a Cabal team from destroying the Dreadnaught core,[39] and later on, a distress signal from within the Dantalion Exodus VI.[40] Alak-Hul, a Darkblade present during the first failed attempt on Oryx's life, is located and murdered in the ship's depths;[6] a Hive ritual to infuse an Ogre with Taken power is stopped as well.[41] Finally, a Guardian Raid team, led by Crota's killer, used the rupture to penetrated deeper into the Dreadnaught and slew the remainder of the Ascendant Hive including Oryx's daughters. They were met again by Oryx in his fully Ascendant form, only to triumph and slay the Taken King once and for all.[42]

Without Oryx and his family, the Dreadnaught remains in orbit about Saturn. Malok, Oryx's nephew, attempted to seize control but was driven away to the Moon.[43][44]

The Red War

The Dreadnaught remained present in Saturn's rings during the Red War. Its circle of destruction can be seen from the Saturnian moon Titan.[45]

Years before the Black Fleet arrived within the Solar System, the Fallen House of Kings led a salvage operation on the Dreadnaught to steal "Hive magic," from it. They were successful but were slain by the Vex as they sought what they had claimed on the Dreadnaught for themselves. They were able to simulate the salvage through candies, masks, and weapons.[46][47][48][49][50]

Arrival of the Black Fleet

The Dreadnaught remained even when Titan vanished into the void following the Black Fleet's arrival.[51] Osiris later investigated the Dreadnaught's dying internal communication logs to hunt for information concerning Xivu Arath.[52][53] Notably, the gap created by the Dantalion Exodus VI has not been repaired although Cayde's transmat zone has ceased operation.[53]

Skirmish of Titan

Shortly after the reappearance of Titan, and failing to Take Ahsa, Xivu Arath upon the Dreadnaught would commune with the Witness. It expressed its disappointment in the God of War's failure, but would tell her to prepare for the battle against the Vanguard and Savathûn.[54]

Clash of the Hive Gods

During Eris Morn's ascension to Hive godhood, it was discovered through the Deck of Whispers that Xivu Arath believed the Dreadnaught was "unassailable" but Savathûn gently derided her youngest sister's belief, knowing that Oryx knew his own limits as a result of following the Sword Logic.[14] Eris also reflected upon how each constructed "throne world" was a reflection of its creator's own mind, calling the Dreadnaught "a worm-husk of bone" and an inadvertent creation of Oryx's upon his first "true death"[55] at the hands of Savathûn.[18]

Reawakening

Following the destruction of the Witness within the Pale Heart of the Traveler, several paracausal objects known as Echoes emerged from the portal on the Traveler's surface and made their way across the Sol System. One of these Echoes impacted the Dreadnaught, after which forces of the Taken began to strip and feast on its organic covering.[56] The ship's hull also began to grow massive tentacle-like structures, seemingly made of viscous translucent fluid and Taken Blight, and strange floating eyes with slitted cat-like pupils began to appear throughout the vessel.[57]

Design

Hull and physical characteristics

The Dreadnaught's hull is carved out of a segment from the corpse of the Worm god Akka,[1] whom Oryx had previously slain in order to learn the power to Take.[58] Oryx turned the High War "inside out" by tying it into the structure of the Dreadnaught.[1] In effect, his throne world has become the Dreadnaught and vice versa, becoming physically mobile and thus more difficult to attack.[1][30]

Its design is a consistent rectangular hexahedron along its length, while the ends curve inward like an inverted pyramid. Four main spines protrude from the bow; numerous lesser spines protrude outward from both bow and aft. The Dreadnaught also generates its own gravitic field.[59]

Propulsion

The Dreadnaught is equipped with one gigantic engine, likely powered by Solar energy.[60] It is capable of maneuvering in a manner impossible for conventional spacecraft because of its paracausal origins.[61]

For faster-than-light travel: the twin daughters of Oryx stand at the bow and aft of the vessel respectively; Ir Halak cuts open the fabric of reality with her "blades", likely special systems after the manner of the superweapon, allowing the ship to slide through; behind her Ir Anûk takes these fragments and threads of torn space and reweaves them together, infusing it with dark magics.[19][7][8] This peculiar method of transportation was adopted from Xivu Arath's dimensional slicing, or the ability to make "wounds", to travel between points in space.

Armament

One of the Dreadnaught's most notable features is a massive parabolic twin-mounted dish built into its side nearest the aft, which is the emitter for a paracausal superweapon capable of decimating fleets[16] and even destroying a portion of Saturn's rings.[9] As the weapon charges, energy travels laterally along the Dreadnaught's waist from each end until it reaches the dish, where it is collected and released in a devastating spherical pulse that expands outward from the ship, destroying or severely damaging anything in its path.[9][60] Designed by Ir Halak and Ir Anûk, the weapon draws on Oryx's power to briefly evert the influence of his throne world within the Dreadnaught out into the surrounding physical space.[10] This is essentially the same principle as an Oversoul death impulse. When deployed against the Awoken, it was described as testing individual molecular bonds with the sword logic and finding them "inessential", causing spontaneous fission.[62] The blast radius created by the weapon is approximately fifteen thousand kilometers in diameter.[citation needed]

Apart from this weapon, the Dreadnaught is also capable of remotely generating "eversive breach events," creating interdimensional rifts either to Take nearby organisms or to attack a given area with a short-lived stream of energy,[10] and can wreck havoc with the mind.[10][note 2] Furthermore, it continuously emitted exotic radiation in the form of sterile neutrinos, phaetons, mass growl, gravity waves, and axions,[note 3] with significant spikes in this radiation being correlated with the breach events taking place across the Solar system at the onset of the Taken War[10] when active.

Interior

Containing the entirety of Oryx's throne world, the inside of the Dreadnaught is vast and dangerous.[63] Reports indicate the ship is host to numerous biomes hostile to all life except the Hive[64] and Worms.[65] Hadium[66] and Wormspore[67] litter the ground in many areas, including beautiful orbs called sootpearls buried inside the rot.[68] Sacrificial stones entombed with the souls of lesser Hive dot the place in strange nooks and crannies[69] while prisons to torture the Hive's captives are found deeper inside.[6]

Locations

Secret chests

There are a number of chests hidden within the Dreadnaught that can only be opened with Keys. Players cannot hold any more than one Key at a time.

To obtain the Keys, one needs to kill Hive in the Hull Breach area until one drops the Wormsinger Rune. Use the Rune on a console inside one of the side rooms in the Hull Breach area to summon a Hive Ogre champion. Killing the Ogre drops a Wormfeeder Rune; killing fifty more enemies turns the rune into one of nine keys which are used to open any of the chests below:

Flavor text Key
"Near the breach where foes invade, nestled with worms in a cave." Requires Key of Eir.
"Near the breach but down below, where only heroes dare to go." Requires Key of Ur.
"Not the breach, but on the path where lords and princes feed their wrath." Requires Key of Xol.
"In the Mausoleum find the key where maggots lurk blind." Requires Key of Maggots.
"Along the Mausoleum walk, toward the Breach where invaders dock." Requires Key of Wyrding.
"In the Mausoleum, 'tween a path the living have not seen." Requires Key of the Spawn.
"In a cave near the Court, "along the road where maggots pave." Requires Key of Akka.
"In an area near the Court, where debts are paid, on the ledge where faith is laid." Requires Key of Yuul.
"In the Court of Oryx and just below, where but the bravest dare to go." Requires Key of Gnashing Teeth.

Activities

The Dreadnaught is a massive destination with its own Patrol mode and other activities. The Dreadnaught includes many Raid-like secret locations and puzzles that players can revisit and solve to earn special rewards. Players will not only have to find a way inside the Dreadnaught in story missions, but also plant the beacons to be used later in patrol. Though it is a Hive ship, it is defended primarily by Oryx's personal army of Taken; in addition, a Cabal strike force has breached the interior and can be encountered engaging both the Hive and Taken.[15]

Patrol

Story missions

Strikes

Raid

Crucible

Notes

  1. ^ It should be noted that Ghost may have been dating Akka's corpse instead, as the Worm gods have mentioned they were imprisoned upon Fundament by the Traveler and the Leviathan for millions of years, and that they self-describe themselves as massive creatures symbiotic with thousands of living beings. If this is the case then the true age of the Dreadnaught, and by extension Oryx himself, is in doubt.
  2. ^ The Noosphere is the sphere of human thought; thus, noopathic literally means "mind disease".
  3. ^ Sterile neutrinos, phaetons (or dark photons), and axions are all hypothetical particles proposed in connection to dark matter.

Trivia

  • The term Dreadnought means "one that fears nothing", derived from dread and nought. Destiny uses the lesser-known spelling variant of Dreadnaught, which means the same thing.
  • The anniversary of the Dreadnaught's completion, called Eversion Day, is the only known Hive holiday. It is celebrated only by Oryx's broods, who do so by turning things inside out.[1]
  • Fan theories abound as to the actual size of the Dreadnaught. Fans used known data about Saturn's rings and the size of recently investigated comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko (based on the comet from the initial trailer cinematic[60]) to estimate that the Dreadnaught is approximately between 3444 to 3500 kilometers (2140.002 to 2174.799 miles) long.[70] To put that in perspective, that is equivalent to the width of the continental United States, or the size of Earth's Moon,[71] making it one of the largest ships to appear in science fiction, surpassing even the 160 kilometer Death Star II of Star Wars or the 385 kilometer High Charity of Halo. This might not be the intended size of the Dreadnaught however, as the ship appears much smaller in relation to Saturn's rings when seen from Titan in Destiny 2; and in The Coming War cinematic, where the Dreadnaught is shown in profile alongside the much smaller Ketches.
  • Parts of the Court of Savathûn appear to be a melding of Io and regions within the Dreadnaught.[72] Similarly, part of the opening of Transmigration features parts of the Dreadnaught within the Threshold.[73]

Gallery

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  • The Dreadnaught and its fleet moments before the Awoken attacked.

    The Dreadnaught and its fleet moments before the Awoken attacked.

  • Concept Art of the battle between Awoken fleet and the Dreadnaught

    Concept Art of the battle between Awoken fleet and the Dreadnaught

  • Dreadnaught Concept Art

    Dreadnaught Concept Art

  • The Dreadnaught Ring.

    The Dreadnaught Ring.

  • Dreadnaught Ring seen from Titan.

    Dreadnaught Ring seen from Titan.

  • Concept art of the inside of the ship.

    Concept art of the inside of the ship.

  • Trenchway

    Trenchway

  • The Founts

    The Founts

  • The Hanging Crypts

    The Hanging Crypts

  • The Mausoleum

    The Mausoleum

  • Golgoroth's Cellar

    Golgoroth's Cellar

  • The Asylum

    The Asylum

  • Court of Oryx

    Court of Oryx

  • Hull Breach

    Hull Breach

  • Concept art of the outside of the ship.

    Concept art of the outside of the ship.

  • The Dreadnaught's main weapon firing.

    The Dreadnaught's main weapon firing.

  • The energy pulse from the Dreadnaught's main weapon destroying everything in its path, including a pair of smaller Hive ships that were caught in its radius.

    The energy pulse from the Dreadnaught's main weapon destroying everything in its path, including a pair of smaller Hive ships that were caught in its radius.

  • The Dreadnaught and its fleet approaching Saturn

    The Dreadnaught and its fleet approaching Saturn

  • A Render of the Dreadnaught

    A Render of the Dreadnaught

  • Render of the Dreadnaught's main cannon.

    Render of the Dreadnaught's main cannon.

  • The Director map of the Dreadnaught in Destiny.

    The Director map of the Dreadnaught in Destiny.

  • The Dreadnaught under the occupation of Taken and The Dread.

    The Dreadnaught under the occupation of Taken and The Dread.

List of appearances

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XLI: Dreadnaught
  2. ^ a b c Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Enemy of My Enemy
  3. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: DNT-HOS-2
  4. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - The Dreadnaught
  5. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Activities/Crucible Arenas, The Dungeons
  6. ^ a b c Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - The Sunless Cell
  7. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Exalted Hive, Ir Halak, Deathsinger
  8. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Exalted Hive, Ir Anûk, Deathsinger
  9. ^ a b c d e f Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - The Coming War
  10. ^ a b c d e Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Hive Arsenal, Dreadnaught
  11. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Cabal, Ghost Fragment: Cabal 3
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  14. ^ a b Bungie (2022/8/22), Destiny 2: Season of the Witch - Lore:Sororicide, VIII—Savathûn—Swords and Lanterns
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  16. ^ a b c d Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XL: An Emperor For All Outcomes
  17. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: DNT-TRN-5
  18. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XVII: The Weakness Verse
  19. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXI: an incision
  20. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXII: The High War
  21. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXX: a golden amputation
  22. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXI: battle made waves
  23. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXV: This Love Is War
  24. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXVI: Eater of Hope
  25. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXVII: shapes : points
  26. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXVIII: The partition of death
  27. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXXIX: open your eye : go into it
  28. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXVIII: King of Shapes
  29. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XLVI: The Gift Mast
  30. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Darkhollow Mask
  31. ^ Bungie (2014/12/9), Destiny: The Dark Below - Crota's End
  32. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: PHO-FBK-6
  33. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: PHO-FBK-8
  34. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Regicide
  35. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Dread Patrol
  36. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - The Court of Oryx
  37. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Court of Oryx
  38. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Activities/Crucible Arenas, Cathedral of Dusk
  39. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Shield Brothers
  40. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Outbound Signal
  41. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Summoner's Circle
  42. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - King's Fall
  43. ^ Bungie (2016/4/12), Destiny: April Update - Pretender to the Throne
  44. ^ Bungie (2016/4/12), Destiny: April Update - Blighted Chalice
  45. ^ Bungie (2017/9/8), Destiny 2
  46. ^ Bungie (2020/6/9), Destiny 2: Season of Arrivals - Item Description: A Cunning Mask
  47. ^ Bungie (2020/6/9), Destiny 2: Season of Arrivals - Item Description: A Masked Treasure
  48. ^ Bungie (2020/6/9), Destiny 2: Season of Arrivals - Item Description: Apocryphal Accomplice
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  54. ^ Bungie (2023/6/27), Destiny 2: Season of the Deep - Lore:Purpose, VI. Conviction
  55. ^ Bungie (2022/8/22), Destiny 2: Season of the Witch - Item Description: The Eremite
  56. ^ Bungie (2025/2/4), Destiny 2: Episode: Heresy - Espial
  57. ^ Bungie (2025/2/4), Destiny 2: Episode: Heresy - Espial
  58. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow, XXVIII: King of Shapes
  59. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - The Taken War: Petra: Step 4
  60. ^ a b c YouTube: Official Destiny: The Taken King Prologue Cinematic
  61. ^ Ishtar Collective - Lost to Light
  62. ^ Bungie (2018/9/4), Destiny 2: Forsaken - Lore:The Awoken of the Reef, Tyrannocide V
  63. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Dreadnaught Veteran
  64. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Dreadnaught Reconnaissance
  65. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: DNT-TRN-2
  66. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Hadium Flake
  67. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Wormspore
  68. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Item Description: Sootpearl
  69. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King - Ghost scans: DNT-TRN-1
  70. ^ reddit: A mathematical analysis of the Dreadnaught's size.
  71. ^ YouTube: How Big is The Dreadnaught? (Thats No Moon!)
  72. ^ Bungie (2020/6/9), Destiny 2: Season of Arrivals - Interference
  73. ^ Bungie (2024/6/4), Destiny 2: The Final Shape - Transmigration

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