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{{ | {{quote|Fight. Win. Li- Li- Li- Li- Li- FATAL EXCEPTION HAS OCCURRED AT 0028:C001E36|The Mad Warden}}<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - Item Description: [[Warden's Law]]''</ref> | ||
'''The Mad Warden''' is a heavily modified [[Fallen]] [[Servitor]] that was used by [[Variks, the Loyal]] to monitor the [[Prison of Elders]] until the [[Hunt for the Scorn|release]] of the [[Scorn]] and his disappearance. The Servitor would continue to function as Warden of the Prison even as it fell into disarray. | '''The Mad Warden''' is a heavily modified [[Fallen]] [[Servitor]] that was used by [[Variks, the Loyal]] to monitor the [[Prison of Elders]] until the [[Hunt for the Scorn|release]] of the [[Scorn]] and his disappearance. The Servitor would continue to function as Warden of the Prison even as it fell into disarray. | ||
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After becoming convinced to fulfil the Prophecy of the Kell of Kells by Fikrul and Uldren questioning him on where his loyalties lay, Variks planned an emergency shutdown of the Prison of Elders security system, releasing everyone in the process, to cover his tracks and left his last [[High Servitor]] in his place.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore]]:[[Lore:Most Loyal|Most Loyal]], [[Lore:Most Loyal#Where Loyalties Lie|Where Loyalties Lie]]''</ref> However, afterwards, the Servitor began to malfunction. With its programming stuck on the [[Challenge of the Elders]] combat subroutine and thinking that IT was Variks, its erratic behavior drove what remained of the Prison into further chaos before it was destroyed by a Guardian fireteam, supported by the Drifter who owed a favor to [[The Spider]].<ref name="WON">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Warden of Nothing]]''</ref> | After becoming convinced to fulfil the Prophecy of the Kell of Kells by Fikrul and Uldren questioning him on where his loyalties lay, Variks planned an emergency shutdown of the Prison of Elders security system, releasing everyone in the process, to cover his tracks and left his last [[High Servitor]] in his place.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Lore]]:[[Lore:Most Loyal|Most Loyal]], [[Lore:Most Loyal#Where Loyalties Lie|Where Loyalties Lie]]''</ref> However, afterwards, the Servitor began to malfunction. With its programming stuck on the [[Challenge of the Elders]] combat subroutine and thinking that IT was Variks, its erratic behavior drove what remained of the Prison into further chaos before it was destroyed by a Guardian fireteam, supported by the Drifter who owed a favor to [[The Spider]].<ref name="WON">'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]] - [[Warden of Nothing]]''</ref> | ||
Years later, the Mad Warden | Years later, the Mad Warden would be found still in the Prison of Elders during the [[Revenant Uprising]] when the Guardian was hunting for [[Fikrul, the Fanatic]]. The Warden would interfere in the Guardian's search for Eliksni Fikrul contained within the Prison by pulling [[Shadow Legion]], [[Lucent Brood|Lucent Hive]], [[Taken]] prisoners from cold storage alongside the [[Revenant Scorn]] and [[The Dread|Dread]] brought in by Fikrul. The Servitor seemed to have been so corrupted that not even Variks could stop it as it locked him out when he tried to initiate shutdown, believing him to be a doppelganger.<ref>'''Bungie (2024/10/8)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Episode: Revenant]] - [[Tomb of Elders]]''</ref> | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
