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| {{Weapon infobox | | {{Weapon infobox |
| |image= [[File:Grimoire_Thorn.jpg|300px]] | | |image= [[File:Destiny-Thorn-ExoticHandCannon.jpg|300px]] |
| |manufacturer= [[Dredgen Yor]] {{c|original}}<br>[[Shadows of Yor]] {{c|replicas}} | | |manufacturer= [[Dredgen Yor]] |
| |style= [[Weapons of Sorrow]] | | |style= [[Weapons of Sorrow]] |
| |class= [[Exotic]] | | |class= [[Exotic]] |
| |type= [[Hand Cannon]] | | |type= [[Hand Cannon]] |
| |frame= Adaptive Frame {{c|D2}}
| | |level=20 (Year One version)<br>40 (Year Three version) |
| |level=20 {{c|D1 Year One version}} <br>40 {{c|D1 Year Three version}} | | |accuracy= |
| |impact= 68-71 {{c|D1}} <br> 84 {{C|D2}} | | |impact= 68 – 71 |
| |stability= 29-61 {{c|D1}} <br> 55-60 {{C|D2 and with Catalyst}} | | |stability= 29 – 61 |
| |handling= 15–30 {{c|D1}} <br> 85 {{C|D2}} | | |handling= 15 – 30 |
| |magazine= 9 {{C|D1}} <br> 9-40 {{C|D2}} | | |magazine= 9 |
| |aim= 45–60 {{C|D1}} <br> 85 {{C|D1}} | | |aim= 45 – 60 |
| |zoom= 15 {{C|D1}} <br> 14 {{C|D2}} | | |zoom=15 |
| |inventory= 60 {{C|D2}} | | |inventory=70 |
| |recoil= 80–100 {{C|D1}} <br> 100 {{C|D2}} | | |recoil=80 – 100 |
| |airborne= 21-26 {{C|D2 and with Cataylst}}
| | |feed=Clip |
| |feed= Clip | | |ammo=Primary |
| |ammo= Primary | | |mode=Double Action |
| |rate= 32 RPM {{C|D1}} <br> 140 RPM {{C|D2}} | | |rate=32 RPM |
| |reload= 42 {{c|D1}} <br> 40 {{c|D2}}
| | |damage={{Icon|Kinetic}} [[Kinetic]] |
| |damage= {{Icon|Kinetic}} [[Kinetic]] {{C|D1 and D2}} | | |range= 32 – 59 |
| |range= 32-59 {{C|D1}} <br> 49-64 {{C|D2 and with Catalyst}} | | |service= [[Dredgen Yor]] {{c|formerly}}<br>[[Guardian]]s |
| |service= [[Dredgen Yor]] {{c|formerly}} <br>[[Shadows of Yor]]<br>[[Guardian]]s | |
| |affiliation= [[Dredgen Yor]]<br>[[Weapons of Sorrow]] | | |affiliation= [[Dredgen Yor]]<br>[[Weapons of Sorrow]] |
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| | |title2=Destiny 2 |
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| | {{Weapon infobox |
| | |image=[[File:Thorn_D2.jpg|300px]] |
| | |manufacturer= [[Shadows of Yor]] |
| | |style= [[Weapons of Sorrow]] |
| | |class= [[Exotic]] |
| | |type= [[Hand Cannon]] |
| | |craftable=No |
| | |frame=[[lightgg:1294026524|Adaptive Frame]] |
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| | |accuracy= |
| | |impact=84 |
| | |stability=55 |
| | |handling=85 |
| | |magazine= 9 – 40 |
| | |aim=85 |
| | |zoom=14 |
| | |inventory=60 |
| | |recoil=100 |
| | |feed=Clip |
| | |ammo=Primary |
| | |mode=Semi-Automatic |
| | |rate=140 RPM |
| | |damage={{Icon|Kinetic}} [[Kinetic]] |
| | |range=49 |
| | |service= [[Dredgen Yor]] {{c|formerly}}<br>[[Shadows of Yor]]<br>[[Guardian]]s |
| | |affiliation= [[Dredgen Yor]]<br>[[Shadows of Yor]]<br>[[Weapons of Sorrow]] |
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| {{Quote|To rend one's enemies is to see them not as equals, but objects—hollow of spirit and meaning.|13th Understanding, 7th [[Books of Sorrow|Book of Sorrow]]}} | | {{Quote|To rend one's enemies is to see them not as equals, but objects—hollow of spirit and meaning.|13th Understanding, 7th [[Books of Sorrow|Book of Sorrow]]}} |
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| '''Thorn''' is an [[Exotic]] {{icon|Kinetic}} [[Hand Cannon]] and one of the [[Weapons of Sorrow]]. It was first able to be acquired via the Exotic [[bounty]], "[[A Light in the Dark (Year 1)|A Light in the Dark]]". Thorn returned to ''[[Destiny 2]]'' during ''[[Season of the Drifter]]'' and was acquired through a hidden [[Quest]], “[[Independent Study]]”. As of ''[[Beyond Light]]'' it is only acquirable through the [[Monument To Lost Lights]]. | | '''Thorn''' is an [[Exotic]] [[Hand Cannon]] and one of the [[Weapons of Sorrow]]. It is most likely named after the thorn-like spikes on it. The weapon is sleek, dark black, with many spikes or "thorns" adorning the sides, facing the front of the weapon. The projectiles shot from it also resemble giant daggers or "thorns". It was acquired via the Exotic [[bounty]], [[A Light in the Dark]]. Thorn returned to ''[[Destiny 2]]'' during ''[[Season of the Drifter]]'' and was acquired through a hidden [[Quest]]. As of ''[[Beyond Light]]'' it is only acquirable through the [[Monument To Lost Lights]]. |
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| ==Description==
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| The weapon is sleek and dark black in coloration, with many spikes or "thorns" adorning the sides angled toward the front of the weapon. The projectiles shot from it also resemble giant daggers or "thorns".
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| ==History== | | ==Overview== |
| ''Also see: [[Dredgen Yor]]'' | | ''Also see: [[Dredgen Yor]]'' |
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| Thorn was once a hand cannon called [[Rose]], which belonged to the [[Guardian]] [[Rezyl Azzir]]. Once a noble hero, Rezyl became corrupted by Hive magic after facing the [[Hive]] [[Wizard]] [[Xyor, the Unwed|Xyor, the Blessed]] and her [[Knight]] betrothed at the [[Hellmouth]].<ref name="Legends and Mysteries: Rezyl Azzir">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries#Legends and Mysteries: Rezyl Azzir|Legends and Mysteries: Rezyl Azzir]]''</ref> | | Thorn was once called [[Rose]], and it belonged to the [[Guardian]] [[Rezyl Azzir]]. Once a noble hero, Azzir eventually fell to [[Darkness]], becoming [[Dredgen Yor]] after looking to the [[Hive]] to try finding more ways to defeat the [[Darkness]]. He was soon consumed by the Darkness, and he and his [[Hand Cannon]] Rose began wantonly murdering innocents and consuming their [[Light]].<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Inventory#Thorn|Thorn]]</ref> Ever since, it has been hungry for the Light of other Guardians. Whether before or after it was built, Thorn became bound to [[Xyor, the Unwed]]; killing her removes the link and enables Guardians to safely use Thorn without risk of corruption.<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny,</ref> |
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| After spending days locked in battle with the Hive, the [[Titan (class)|Titan]] took down the Knight using Rose and successfully escaped the Hellmouth. He would then graft the fragments of chitinous bone he collected from the slain hive onto his Hand Cannon as a trophy, not knowing that Xyor's whispers would echo from them, corrupting Rezyl's mind and Rose itself, which became reborn as a Weapon of Sorrow known as Thorn.<ref name="The Triumphant Fall">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Legends & Mysteries#Legends and Mysteries: Rezyl Azzir - The Triumphant Fall|Legends and Mysteries: Rezyl Azzir - The Triumphant Fall]]''</ref> | | After Dredgen Yor's fall, cleansed replicas of the Thorn were created by the [[Shadows of Yor]], a group of Guardians who idolize the fallen Guardian. Their activity raised enough concern for [[Shin Malphur]], Yor's killer, to take up arms against the Shadows. A year after the Red War, a Shadow of Yor known as [[Callum Sol]] was found and killed by Shin. [[The Guardian|The Young Wolf]] would find the spot of the Shadow's final death, retrieving weapon parts from his remains for [[The Drifter (character)|The Drifter]] to utilize to create a new replica of Thorn known as [[Malfeasance]]. |
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| Rezyl eventually gave into the bones' whispers, adopting the new moniker [[Dredgen Yor]] after looking to the [[Hive]] to try finding more ways to defeat the [[Darkness]]. His Hand Cannon also became ravenous for the [[Light]], causing Yor to begin wantonly murdering countless Guardians and their Ghosts to satiate his weapon's hunger.<ref name="grimoire">'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Inventory/Primary_Weapons#Thorn|Thorn]]''</ref>
| | It is later revealed that Shin's killing of Callum Sol was in fact a trap for people who are vulnerable to falling to the Darkness, and that Shin Malphur is actually a member of the Shadows of Yor himself. |
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| Sometime later, an unnamed [[The Guardian|Guardian]] would acquire a Weapon bounty from [[Xander 99-40]], revealing that a then-unknown Weapon of Sorrow was discovered recently at the [[The Summoning Pits (location)|Summonings Pits]] of the [[Hellmouth]]. Recovering a depleted Thorn during one of the many rituals involving [[Phogoth, the Untamed|Phogoth]], the Guardian fed it power with kills from the Hive and in the [[Crucible]]. Doing so recklessly, however, whispers of [[Darkness]] from the corrupted hand cannon plagued its bearer for more death. Seeking out the [[Speaker]] for guidance, they managed to stave off its blight from spreading with an infusion of [[Light]] yet the corruption lingered. To sever it, the Guardian killed Xyor in another Strike at the Summoning Pits and freed their Thorn of its bond to the Hive permanently.<ref> '''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]] - [[A Light in the Dark (Year 1)|A Light in the Dark]]''</ref>
| | During ''[[Season of Opulence]]'', The Guardian found Yor's original Thorn. In their hands, the Thorn would first be cleansed to reveal the original Rose underneath, and then extensively modified and charged with Light to become [[Lumina]]. |
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| Sometime after the defeat of Dredgen Yor by [[Shin Malphur]], "cleansed" replicas of Thorn were created in secret by the [[Shadows of Yor]], a group of Guardians who idolized the fallen Guardian. Their activity raised enough concern for [[Shin Malphur]], Yor's killer, to take up arms against the Shadows. A year after the Red War, a Shadow of Yor known as [[Callum Sol]] was found and killed by Shin as an example made to warn the other Dredgens. [[The Guardian|The Young Wolf]] would find the spot of the Shadow's final death, retrieving weapon parts from his remains for [[The Drifter (character)|The Drifter]] to craft [[Malfeasance]], a Hand Cannon based on Thorn's design.
| | At an unknown date, a [[Warlock]] named [[Jana-14]] obsessively researching the Thorn and other parts of Yor's knowledge managed to reverse-engineer the Mark of the Devourer and create an explosive, contagious version of the poison, applying it to a pair of gauntlets named the [[Necrotic Grip]]. Sometime during the war against the [[House of Salvation]], the Guardian would obtain the Grips, and would discover its ability to synergize with the Thorn itself, enabling the gun's rounds to take on the traits of the Grips' poison. |
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| It was later revealed that Shin Malphur's killing of Callum Sol was in fact a trap intended to bait Guardians that could not resist their temptations of the Darkness, and that Shin was actually a member of the Shadows of Yor himself. Having taken upon himself to prevent a whole generation of Guardians from following in Yor's footsteps, Shin (under the false identity "Zyre Orsa") founded the Shadows along with [[Teben Grey]], [[Zana Maas]], [[Jonah Pavic]], [[Braga Yasuul]] and Callum Sol as a means to uncover Lightbearers who were at risk of going rogue after participating in the Drifter's [[Gambit]] and dissuade them from falling into temptation. Shin also looked for a Guardian capable of resisting their temptations, leading them to find [[the Young Wolf]], whom in the years after claiming their Thorn from the Hellmouth and cleansing it had went on to do extraordinary feats. They had killed [[Enkaar, the Anointed]], an infamous [[Hive]] weapons master who crafted the original blueprints of the Weapons of Sorrow, and managed to reforge another broken copy of Thorn, replacing the one they had lost in the [[Red War]] without succumbing to its corrupting influence.
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| | Thorn, like every exotic in Destiny, has a "signature perk". Thorn's is called "Mark of the Devourer", which allows rounds fired from the weapon to pierce the target and cause lingering damage over time, <ref>[http://db.destinytracker.com/inventory/item/3164616404 '''DestinyDB''' : ''Thorn'']</ref> which, in PvP, could potentially prevent a fleeing Guardian's shield from regenerating quickly enough for a kill-shot to be delivered. This perk has since been nerfed from its [[Year 1]] iteration. |
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| During ''[[Season of Opulence]]'', Shin entrusted the Guardian with Yor's original Thorn. In their hands, Thorn was first be cleansed to reveal the original Rose underneath, and then extensively modified and charged with Light to become the Hand Cannon [[Lumina]].
| | ===Perks=== |
| | *'''Mark of the Devourer''': Rounds pierce targets and cause lingering damage over time. |
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| | **'''Accurized Ballistics:''' More range and impact. Increased recoil. |
| | **'''Field Choke:''' More range and impact. Increased recoil. |
| | **'''Aggressive Ballistics:''' More predictable recoil. Enhanced impact. Shorter range and more recoil. |
| | *'''Final Round:''' The last round in a magazine deals bonus damage. |
| | *'''Column Three''' |
| | **'''Snapshot:''' Aiming this weapon is incredibly fast. |
| | **'''Send It:''' Increases range and accuracy. Harder to handle. Decreases carried Ammo capacity. |
| | **'''Perfect Balance:''' This weapon has extremely low recoil. |
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| At some unknown point, a [[Warlock]] named [[Jana-14]] who was obsessed with researching Thorn and other topics surrounding Dredgen Yor managed to reverse-engineer the hand cannon's effects, in the process accidentally causing her fellow researcher [[Carro]] to suffer a slow and agonizing death. Jana-14 had her fellow researchers secretly conduct an autopsy of Carro's body without the [[Vanguard]]'s approval, and found that tissue samples from his body yielded an explosive, contagious version of the Weapon of Sorrow's corrupting effect, which she infused into a pair of Warlock gauntlets to create the [[Necrotic Grip]]. Sometime during the war against the [[House of Salvation]], the Guardian would obtain the Grips and discover its ability to synergize with Thorn itself, enabling the gun's rounds to take on the traits of the Grips' poison.
| | ==''Destiny 2''== |
| | ===Lore=== |
| | "The [[Weapons of Sorrow]] are not the endgame, but a road map. Each evolution, every advance in the delivery of pain and the mastery of destruction feeds the Hive's hateful weapons research. They will map every scream, harness every aggression, until they understand every method by which to ravage the hearts, minds, and flesh of man. And in doing so, they will turn us against ourselves—feeding our lust, our greed, our fear, until we become a threat unto ourselves like none we could imagine. So, wield these, angry reaper. Strive to know the darkness in your own heart. Walk in the shadows of fallen heroes. And know that you are an enemy of hope." |
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| ===Perks=== | | ===Perks=== |
| *Intrinsic: '''Mark of the Devourer''' – Rounds pierce targets and cause lingering damage over time. | | *'''Mark of the Devourer:''' |
| *'''Barrel'''
| | **Rounds pierce targets and deal damage over time. Kills with this weapon leave behind Remnants. |
| **'''Accurized Ballistics''': More range and impact. Increased recoil.
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| **'''Field Choke''': More range and impact. Increased recoil.
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| **'''Aggressive Ballistics''': More predictable recoil. Enhanced impact. Shorter range and more recoil.
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| *'''1st Perk'''
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| **'''Final Round''': The last round in a magazine deals bonus damage.
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| **'''Snapshot''': Aiming this weapon is incredibly fast.
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| **'''Send It''': Increases range and accuracy. Harder to handle. Decreases carried Ammo capacity.
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| **'''Perfect Balance''': This weapon has extremely low recoil.
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| {{verbatim}} | | |barrel1='''Corkscrew Rifling:''' Balanced barrel. Slightly increases range and stability. Slightly increases handling speed. |
| {{Quote|To rend one's enemies is to see them not as equals, but objects - hollow of spirit and meaning.|- 13th Understanding, 7th Book of Sorrow}}
| | |mag1='''Accurized Rounds:''' This weapon can fire longer distances. Increases range. |
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| | |1stperk1='''Soul Devourer:''' Absorbing a Remnant strengthens Mark of the Devourer and partially refills the magazine. |
| Augmented through dark practices, Thorn was once a hero's weapon. Its jagged frame hints at a sinister truth: a powerful connection to the unutterable sorceries of the Hive.
| | |grip1='''Textured Grip:''' The friction on this weapon's grip is particularly strong. Greatly increases handling speed. Slightly decreases stability. |
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| The legend of Thorn is bound to the rise and fall of Dredgen Yor, a Guardian whose name is remembered with disgust and shame. The weapon was thought destroyed... but rumors of its existence still haunt the wilds.<ref name="grimoire"/>
| | While not listed, equipping the [[Necrotic Grip]] [[Warlock]] Exotic arms will cause the armor's poison explosions (normally triggered through melee attacks) to trigger when Thorn kills a target through direct damage, greatly increasing its crowd control capabilities. As with the original Exotic perk, enemies that die to the poison damage from an explosion will themselves explode as well, spreading the contagion further. Thorn also deals increased damage against targets damaged by [[Touch of Malice]]'s Charged with Blight perk. |
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| *Intrinsic: '''Mark of the Devourer''' - Rounds pierce targets and deal damage over time. Kills with this weapon leave behind Remnants.
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| *'''[[lightgg:4090651448|Corkscrew Rifling]]''': Balanced barrel.
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| **Slightly increases range and stability.
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| **Slightly increases handling speed.
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| *'''[[lightgg:3142289711|Accurized Rounds]]''': This weapon can fire longer distances.
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| **Increases range.
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| *Exotic Trait: '''Soul Devourer''' - Absorbing a Remnant strengthens Mark of the Devourer and partially refills the magazine.
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| *'''[[lightgg:3917450714|Textured Grip]]''': The friction on this weapon's grip is particularly strong.
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| The catalyst, once completed, will grant the following additional perks: | | The catalyst, once completed, will grant the following additional perks: |
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| *'''+15 Range''' | | *'''+20 Range''' |
| *'''+5 Stability''' | | *'''+10 Stability''' |
| *'''+5 Airborne Effectiveness''' | | *'''Refined Soul:''' |
| *Exotic Trait: '''Refined Soul''' - Grants bonus range and stability. Dealing a final blow or absorbing a Remnant grants additional increased weapon range, as well as increased mobility and handling for a short time. | | **Grants bonus range and stability. Dealing a final blow or absorbing a Remnant grants additional increased weapon range, as well as increased mobility and handling for a short time. |
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| '''"TO RENDER ONE'S ENEMIES IS TO SEE THEM NOT AS EQUALS, BUT OBJECTS—HOLLOW OF SPIRIT AND MEANING." —13TH UNDERSTANDING, 7TH BOOK OF SORROW'''
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| ==Gallery== | | ==Gallery== |
| <gallery> | | <gallery> |
| File:Destiny-Thorn-ExoticHandCannon.jpg|Thorn in ''Destiny''
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| File:Destiny Thorn.jpg|Reference chart of the Thorn. | | File:Destiny Thorn.jpg|Reference chart of the Thorn. |
| File:Destiny-ThornHandCannon-Views.png|Left and right side views of the Thorn. | | File:Destiny-ThornHandCannon-Views.png|Left and right side views of the Thorn. |
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| File:Warlock thorn wallpaper.jpg|A Warlock wielding the Thorn. | | File:Warlock thorn wallpaper.jpg|A Warlock wielding the Thorn. |
| File:Destiny-Thorn-Ornaments.jpg|Destiny ornaments for the Thorn. | | File:Destiny-Thorn-Ornaments.jpg|Destiny ornaments for the Thorn. |
| File:Thorn D2.jpg|Thorn in ''Destiny 2''
| | File:Thorn - For the King.jpg|For the King ornament for Thorn. |
| File:Thorn Wishes of Sorrow.jpg|''Wishes of Sorrow'' ornament for Thorn
| | File:Heretic Robe Thorn.png|Heretic Robe ornament for Thorn |
| File:Heretic Robe Thorn.png|''Heretic Robe'' ornament for Thorn
| | File:Destiny-ThornHandCannon-Render-01.jpg| |
| File:Thorn - For the King.jpg|''For the King'' ornament for Thorn. | | File:Destiny-ThornHandCannon-Render-02.jpg| |
| File:Essentialism.jpg|''Essentialism'' ornament for Thorn. | | File:TP 2023 Thorn Catalyst EN.jpg|Thorn catalyst. |
| File:Destiny-ThornHandCannon-Render-01.jpg | |
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| </gallery> | | </gallery> |
| {{Linkbox|gallery=yes|gallerypage=Images of Thorn}} | | {{Linkbox|gallery=yes|gallerypage=Images of Thorn}} |
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| ***''[[Season of Opulence]]'' | | ***''[[Season of Opulence]]'' |
| **''[[Beyond Light]]'' {{Mo}} | | **''[[Beyond Light]]'' {{Mo}} |
| *''[[The Hidden Dossier]]'' {{Mo}}
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
