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{{quote|[[Eris Morn]] returned to the Vestian Outpost. Because she spoke well, it was agreed that aid would be traded for intelligence and a long-term alliance. In this way, the Awoken were the first to know of the [[Oryx|Great Navigator]]: his philosophies, his strategies, his weaknesses. And as the [[Techeun|coven]] contemplated the possibilities laid wide before this god-king's far-flung sword, it was decreed that they would build a throne world beneath an energy well as blind as the ferryman Charon.|Throne}} | {{quote|[[Eris Morn]] returned to the Vestian Outpost. Because she spoke well, it was agreed that aid would be traded for intelligence and a long-term alliance. In this way, the Awoken were the first to know of the [[Oryx|Great Navigator]]: his philosophies, his strategies, his weaknesses. And as the [[Techeun|coven]] contemplated the possibilities laid wide before this god-king's far-flung sword, it was decreed that they would build a throne world beneath an energy well as blind as the ferryman Charon.|Throne}} | ||
'''Eleusinia''' is a location accessible in [[The Shattered Throne]]. It is | '''Eleusinia''' is a location accessible in [[The Shattered Throne]]. It is an [[Ascendant realm|Throne World]] made for [[Mara Sov]] as a failsafe during the onset of the [[Taken War]], with knowledge of the [[Sword Logic]] provided by [[Eris Morn]] and built with the aid of her [[Techeun]]s and [[Riven]]. Its entry is accessible through a gateway built beneath the [[Blind Well]] in the [[Dreaming City]].<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken (expansion)|Forsaken]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Lore: [[Lore:The_Dreaming_City#Throne|Throne]]''</ref> | ||
It was desecrated by [[Oryx, the Taken King]] during the [[Taken War]], and is now being used as a staging ground for [[Savathûn]]'s daughter, [[Dûl Incaru, the Eternal Return]], so that she can allow her mother to access the [[Distributary]] and ascend to god-like power through the realm's time dilation. | |||
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- "Eris Morn returned to the Vestian Outpost. Because she spoke well, it was agreed that aid would be traded for intelligence and a long-term alliance. In this way, the Awoken were the first to know of the Great Navigator: his philosophies, his strategies, his weaknesses. And as the coven contemplated the possibilities laid wide before this god-king's far-flung sword, it was decreed that they would build a throne world beneath an energy well as blind as the ferryman Charon."
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Eleusinia is a location accessible in The Shattered Throne. It is an Throne World made for Mara Sov as a failsafe during the onset of the Taken War, with knowledge of the Sword Logic provided by Eris Morn and built with the aid of her Techeuns and Riven. Its entry is accessible through a gateway built beneath the Blind Well in the Dreaming City.[1] It was desecrated by Oryx, the Taken King during the Taken War, and is now being used as a staging ground for Savathûn's daughter, Dûl Incaru, the Eternal Return, so that she can allow her mother to access the Distributary and ascend to god-like power through the realm's time dilation.
Trivia
- Eleusinia is the second known Throne World formed by a being that is not a Hive or Worm. Notably, it was constructed "artificially," without the ostensible use of the sword logic.
- The name Eleusinia is similar to the ancient Greek city of Eleusis, which is also the site of the similarly named Eleusinian Mysteries which are yearly initiations held for the cult of Demeter and Persephone.
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The gateway to Eleusinia in the Confluence.
A closer view of the gate.
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