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|name= Grask, the Consumed | |name= Grask, the Consumed | ||
|image= [[File:Grask Infobox.png|300px]] | |image= [[File:Grask Infobox.png|300px]] | ||
|species= [[Cabal]] | |species= [[Cabal]] {{c|formerly}} <br> [[Taken]] | ||
| | |faction= [[Red Legion]] {{C|formerly}} <br> [[Savathûn's Brood]] | ||
|rank= [[Ultra]] | |rank= [[Ultra]] | ||
|class= [[Taken Phalanx]] | |class= [[Taken Phalanx]] | ||
|mission= [[Lake of Shadows]] | |mission= [[Lake of Shadows]] | ||
|gender= Male | |gender= Male | ||
|weapon= Taken [[Slug Rifle]] <br> Taken [[Energy Shield]] | |weapon= {{icon|Arc}} Taken [[Slug Rifle]] <br> Taken [[Energy Shield]] | ||
|ability= | |ability= {{icon|Arc}} Shield Blast <br> {{icon|Arc}} Taken [[Blight]] Pool <br> {{icon|Arc}} Repulsion Rifts <br> {{icon|Kinetic}} Shield Bash <br> Tether <br> Teleportation <br> High Durability <br> Rapid Movement <br> Summon Taken | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Quote|[[Zavala]], that [[Taken]] commander is down for the count. Surprise of the day? He was [[Red Legion]].|[[The Ghost]]}} | {{Quote|[[Zavala]], that [[Taken]] commander is down for the count. Surprise of the day? He was [[Red Legion]].|[[The Ghost]]}} | ||
'''Grask, the Consumed''' is a [[Taken]] [[Red Legion]] [[Phalanx]] that | '''Grask, the Consumed''' is a [[Taken]] [[Red Legion]] [[Phalanx]] that served as the original final boss of the [[Lake of Shadows]] [[Strike]].<ref>'''Bungie (2017/8/9)''', ''[[Destiny 2]], [[Strike]]: [[Lake of Shadows]]''</ref> When the strike was revamped in [[Season of Defiance]], he was replaced with [[Gor'ath Gath]]. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Grask is a large [[Taken Phalanx]], armed with an [[Arc]] [[Slug Rifle]] and a Cabal Shield. Like others of his kind, Grask | Grask is a large [[Taken Phalanx]], armed with an [[Arc]] [[Slug Rifle]] and a Cabal Shield. Like others of his kind, Grask can project a blast of energy from his shield, which can send [[Guardian]]s flying into greater danger. On the perimeter of the battlefield, there is a rising pool of Taken energy which acts as an environmental hazard, as stepping in it will damage the player. There are also certain spots on the wall where repulsion rifts have been attached, which behave like Grask's shield. Taken runts (phalanxes, psions, etc.) will spawn in the taken energy. Grask can also use his own version of the [[Shadowshot]] super, tethering any opponents in its radius, and quickly teleport short distances to find a good spot to use this ability. So long as his shield isn't raised, he can freely be damaged, provided that the Taken reinforcements are dealt with. However, when Grask's health begins to fall, he will teleport and use his Shadowshot much more rapidly. It is often better to put him down quickly than to try and deal with his reinforcements. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Grask | *Grask is the first Taken to hint that [[Savathûn]] took control of the Taken after [[Oryx]]'s [[King's Fall|death]]. | ||
*Grask is | *Grask's armor is similar to [[Red Legion]] [[Blood Guard]] units, suggesting that Grask was a Blood Guard Phalanx before he was Taken. However, Blood Guard Phalanxes have yet to appear in-game. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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File:TitanHunter vs TakenCabal.jpg|A [[Titan (class)|Titan]] and a [[Hunter]] engaged in battle with Grask. | File:TitanHunter vs TakenCabal.jpg|A [[Titan (class)|Titan]] and a [[Hunter]] engaged in battle with Grask. | ||
File:Arcstrider vs Taken Cabal.jpg|Grask and an [[Arcstrider]] face off. | File:Arcstrider vs Taken Cabal.jpg|Grask and an [[Arcstrider]] face off. | ||
File:Graskstance.jpg|Grask lowering | File:Graskstance.jpg|Grask lowering his guard. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== | ==Appearance== | ||
*''[[Destiny 2]]'' {{1st}} | *''[[Destiny 2]]'' {{1st}} | ||
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- "Zavala, that Taken commander is down for the count. Surprise of the day? He was Red Legion."
- — The Ghost
Grask, the Consumed is a Taken Red Legion Phalanx that served as the original final boss of the Lake of Shadows Strike.[1] When the strike was revamped in Season of Defiance, he was replaced with Gor'ath Gath.
Gameplay[edit]
Grask is a large Taken Phalanx, armed with an Arc Slug Rifle and a Cabal Shield. Like others of his kind, Grask can project a blast of energy from his shield, which can send Guardians flying into greater danger. On the perimeter of the battlefield, there is a rising pool of Taken energy which acts as an environmental hazard, as stepping in it will damage the player. There are also certain spots on the wall where repulsion rifts have been attached, which behave like Grask's shield. Taken runts (phalanxes, psions, etc.) will spawn in the taken energy. Grask can also use his own version of the Shadowshot super, tethering any opponents in its radius, and quickly teleport short distances to find a good spot to use this ability. So long as his shield isn't raised, he can freely be damaged, provided that the Taken reinforcements are dealt with. However, when Grask's health begins to fall, he will teleport and use his Shadowshot much more rapidly. It is often better to put him down quickly than to try and deal with his reinforcements.
Trivia[edit]
- Grask is the first Taken to hint that Savathûn took control of the Taken after Oryx's death.
- Grask's armor is similar to Red Legion Blood Guard units, suggesting that Grask was a Blood Guard Phalanx before he was Taken. However, Blood Guard Phalanxes have yet to appear in-game.
Gallery[edit]
Grask and an Arcstrider face off.
Grask lowering his guard.
Appearance[edit]
- Destiny 2 (First appearance)
References[edit]
- ^ Bungie (2017/8/9), Destiny 2, Strike: Lake of Shadows
