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*''[[Destiny]]'' marks the third time a group of entities in a [[Bungie]] game has been named "Hunters", the other two being [[Halopedia:Mgalekgolo|''Halo'']] and [[w:c:marathongame:Hunter|''Marathon'']]. It also marks the first time that Hunters is not an enemy species.
*''[[Destiny]]'' marks the third time a group of entities in a [[Bungie]] game has been named "Hunters", the other two being [[Halopedia:Mgalekgolo|''Halo'']] and [[w:c:marathongame:Hunter|''Marathon'']]. It also marks the first time that Hunters is not an enemy species.
*The Hunter's special weapon, the Fate of All Fools, is likely named in reference to a scene from ''Marathon 2''; after defeating his arch-nemesis Tycho over Lh'owon's moon, the AI Durandal uses his ship's weapons to carve a message onto the surface: ''"Fatum Iustum Stultorum."'' This is Latin for ''"the just fate of fools."''
*The Hunter's special weapon, the Fate of All Fools, is likely named in reference to a scene from ''Marathon 2''; after defeating his arch-nemesis Tycho over Lh'owon's moon, the AI Durandal uses his ship's weapons to carve a message onto the surface: ''"Fatum Iustum Stultorum."'' This is Latin for ''"the just fate of fools."''
==List of Appearances==
*''[[Destiny]]'' {{1st}}


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Concept art of a female Hunter.
The logo of the Hunter.

The Hunter is a type of Guardian who uses stealth to kill his/her enemies. Hunters have access to a unique weapon called the "Fate of All Fools".[1]

Trivia

  • Destiny marks the third time a group of entities in a Bungie game has been named "Hunters", the other two being Halo and Marathon. It also marks the first time that Hunters is not an enemy species.
  • The Hunter's special weapon, the Fate of All Fools, is likely named in reference to a scene from Marathon 2; after defeating his arch-nemesis Tycho over Lh'owon's moon, the AI Durandal uses his ship's weapons to carve a message onto the surface: "Fatum Iustum Stultorum." This is Latin for "the just fate of fools."

List of Appearances

Sources