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Darkblade
Biographical information
Species:	Hive
Type:	Knight
Sect:	Blood of Oryx ; Hidden Swarm ; Lucent Brood ; Savathûn's Brood ; Xivu Arath's Horde ; Wrathborn
Purpose:	Heavy Melee Unit ; Defense Infantry
Combat information
Weapon(s):	Hive Axe
Abilities:	Summon Hive ; Temporary Vanish ; Teleportation ; Rapid Movement ; High Durability

Latest revision as of 14:07, November 12, 2024

Darkblades are formidable variant of the Hive Knight.

Overview[edit]

Darkblades were first introduced in Destiny in the form of Alak-Hul, the Darkblade, a unique Strike boss fought at the end of The Sunless Cell. Weaker versions of Alak-Hul were carried over into Destiny 2 as mini-bosses, such as the Abyssal Champion. They are visually identical to Alak-Hul, except for a glowing line on their helmets similar to those of Destiny 2's Knights, and mechanically similar.

Gameplay[edit]

Darkblades will advance slowly towards the player and attempt to crush them with their axes. Like Alak-Hul, their helmets will break off when they take enough damage, causing them to become enraged and begin rushing at the player in a straight line. While they are easy to outmaneuver, one must be mindful of their surroundings to avoid being cornered while doing so.

Some Darkblades have access to a teleportation ability where they will dissipate into the air and reappear a few moments later, often behind and/or within striking distance of the player. One should stay on the move and watch out for the reappearance to keep their guard up.

Most Darkblades are Ultra enemies, but Major variants also exist. Regardless of their rank, they remain immune to Finishers.

Known Darkblades[edit]

Variants[edit]

Trivia[edit]

Unlike most Hive Knight bosses, Darkblades are shown to have the same sounds as a Taken boss would have.

List of appearances[edit]

Destiny: The Taken King (First appearance)
Destiny 2
- Forsaken
- Season of the Drifter
- Season of Opulence
- Shadowkeep
- Season of Arrivals
- Season of the Lost
- The Witch Queen
- Season of the Seraph
- Season of the Witch
- The Final Shape

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+|type= [[Knight]]
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+|purpose= Heavy Melee Unit <br> Defense Infantry
-|hair=
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+'''Darkblades''' are formidable variant of the [[Hive]] [[Knight]].
-'''Alak Hull, the Darkblade''' is a [[Hive]] [[Knight]] found in [[The Sunless Cell]] [[strike]]<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQD1lLYizek '''Youtube''': Destiny The Taken King Infosplosion: Level 40, New Quest System - Game Informer Reveal]</ref> in ''[[The Taken King]],'' found within the [[Dreadnought]].<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/en/News/News?aid=13316 '''Bungie.net''': Bungie Weekly Update – 07/30/2015]</ref>
+==Overview==
+Darkblades were first introduced in ''Destiny'' in the form of [[Alak-Hul, the Darkblade]], a unique [[Strike]] boss fought at the end of [[The Sunless Cell]]. Weaker versions of Alak-Hul were carried over into ''Destiny 2'' as mini-bosses, such as the [[Abyssal Champion]]. They are visually identical to Alak-Hul, except for a glowing line on their helmets similar to those of ''[[Destiny 2]]'''s Knights, and mechanically similar.
-==Named Individuals==
+==Gameplay==
+Darkblades will advance slowly towards the player and attempt to crush them with their axes. Like Alak-Hul, their helmets will break off when they take enough damage, causing them to become enraged and begin rushing at the player in a straight line. While they are easy to outmaneuver, one must be mindful of their surroundings to avoid being cornered while doing so.
-*Alak-Hul<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/10/destiny-the-taken-king-39-s-new-approach-to-storytelling.aspx '''GameInformer''': ''Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling'']</ref>
+Some Darkblades have access to a teleportation ability where they will dissipate into the air and reappear a few moments later, often behind and/or within striking distance of the player. One should stay on the move and watch out for the reappearance to keep their guard up.
-==References==
+Most Darkblades are [[Ultra]] enemies, but [[Major]] variants also exist. Regardless of their rank, they remain immune to [[Finisher]]s.
-<references/>
+==Known Darkblades==
+*[[Alak-Hul, the Darkblade]]
+*[[Alak-Tor, Fatesmith of Incaru]]
+*[[Ba-Kuur, Fatesmith of Incaru]]
+*[[Gaurog, Fatesmith of Incaru]]
+*[[Kelgorath, Risen from Bones|Darkblade Kelgorath, Risen from Bones]]
+*[[Drachna, Favored by Incaru]]
+*[[Eight of Swords]]
+*[[Enduring Executioner]]
+*[[The Shifting Blade]]
+*[[The Unyielding Terror]]
+*[[Two of Swords]]
+==Variants==
+*[[Abyssal Champion]]
+*[[Apocalyptic Blade]]
+*[[Malevolent Blade]]
+*[[Lightblade]]
+*[[Resonant Warder]]
+*[[Treasured Knight]] {{c|Darkblade variant}}
+==Trivia==
+*Unlike most [[Hive]] [[Knight]] bosses, Darkblades are shown to have the same sounds as a [[Taken]] boss would have.
+==List of appearances==
+*''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]]'' {{1st}}
+*''[[Destiny 2]]''
+**''[[Forsaken]]''
+**''[[Season of the Drifter]]''
+**''[[Season of Opulence]]''
+**''[[Shadowkeep]]''
+**''[[Season of Arrivals]]''
+**''[[Season of the Lost]]''
+**''[[The Witch Queen]]''
+**''[[Season of the Seraph]]''
+**''[[Season of the Witch]]''
+**''[[The Final Shape]]''
+{{Hive}}
 [[Category:Hive]]
+[[Category:Enemies]]