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|distinctions=Single red optic sensor <br> Large, fan-like head with a beak-like protrusion <br> Sparse frame, tails, and long claw-like fingers <br> Biological Mind/Power Core (critical point) | |distinctions=Single red optic sensor <br> Large, fan-like head with a beak-like protrusion <br> Sparse frame, tails, and long claw-like fingers <br> Biological Mind/Power Core (critical point) | ||
|lifespan= Indefinite (possibly thousands of years<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2013/12/16/the-enemies-of-destiny.aspx?PostPageIndex=2 '''Game Informer''': ''The Enemies of Destiny'']</ref> or eons)<ref>[https://www.ishtar-collective.net/cards/descendants?highlight=Time+travel Descendants]</ref> | |lifespan= Indefinite (possibly thousands of years<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2013/12/16/the-enemies-of-destiny.aspx?PostPageIndex=2 '''Game Informer''': ''The Enemies of Destiny'']</ref> or eons)<ref>[https://www.ishtar-collective.net/cards/descendants?highlight=Time+travel Descendants]</ref> | ||
|notable-group= [[Precursors]] <br> [[Descendants]] <br> [[Sol Collective]] <br> [[Sol Divisive]] <br> [[Sol Progeny]] <br> [[Hezen Corrective]] <br> [[Hezen Protective]] <br> [[Aphix Invasive]] <br> [[Virgo Prohibition]] <br> [[Proxy|Proxies]] | |notable-group= [[Precursors]] <br> [[Descendants]] <br> [[Sol Collective]] <br> [[Sol Divisive]] <br> [[Sol Progeny]] <br> [[Hezen Corrective]] <br> [[Hezen Protective]] <br> [[Aphix Invasive]] <br> [[Virgo Prohibition]] <br> [[Proxy|Proxies]] <br> [[Nessian Schism]] | ||
|notable-person= [[Argos, Planetary Core]] <br> [[Atheon, Time's Conflux]] <br> [[Belmon, Transcendent Mind]] <br> [[Brakion, Genesis Mind]] <br> [[Conceptual Mind]] <br> [[Consecrated Mind, Sol Inherent]] <br> [[Dendron, Root Mind]] <br> [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind]] <br> [[Protheon, Modular Mind]] <br> [[Qodron, Gate Lord]] <br> [[Quria, Blade Transform]] <br>[[Sanctified Mind, Sol Inherent]] <br> [[Sekrion, Nexus Mind]] <br> [[Theosyion, the Restorative Mind]] <br> [[The Templar]] <br> [[The Undying Mind]] <br> [[Transcendent Hydra]] <br> [[Zydron, Gate Lord]] | |notable-person= [[Argos, Planetary Core]] <br> [[Atheon, Time's Conflux]] <br> [[Belmon, Transcendent Mind]] <br> [[Brakion, Genesis Mind]] <br> [[Conceptual Mind]] <br> [[Consecrated Mind, Sol Inherent]] <br> [[Dendron, Root Mind]] <br> [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind]] <br> [[Protheon, Modular Mind]] <br> [[Qodron, Gate Lord]] <br> [[Quria, Blade Transform]] <br>[[Sanctified Mind, Sol Inherent]] <br> [[Sekrion, Nexus Mind]] <br> [[Theosyion, the Restorative Mind]] <br> [[The Templar]] <br> [[The Undying Mind]] <br> [[Transcendent Hydra]] <br> [[Zydron, Gate Lord]] | ||
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===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
[[File:VexCinematicMachineWorld.jpg|thumb|300px|A Vex machine world seen in the cinematic]] | [[File:VexCinematicMachineWorld.jpg|thumb|300px|A Vex machine world seen in the cinematic]] | ||
{{Quote|They learned the rules that governed which patterns would flourish in the game, and which would dwindle.<br>They learned those rules, because they were those rules.<br>And in time the gardener became vexed.| | {{Quote|They learned the rules that governed which patterns would flourish in the game, and which would dwindle.<br>They learned those rules, because they were those rules.<br>And in time the gardener became vexed.|''[[Lore:Unveiling|Unveiling]]'', "The Flower Game"}} | ||
According to the allegorical story recounted in the Lore Book ''[[Lore:Unveiling|Unveiling]]'', the Vex originated as patterns in the "[[flower game]]" played by two beings known as the [[Light|Gardener]] and [[Darkness|Winnower]] in a primordial "[[garden]]" that existed prior to the creation of the known universe. Every instance of the flower game would end with a single, self-sustaining pattern emerging and dominating the entire grid of flowers. This was pleasing to the Winnower but irritating to the Gardener, who desired that the game produce endless novel patterns instead.{{citation needed}} | |||
When the | When the Gardener and Winnower began to war with one another, initiating the beginning of the universe, the patterns from the flower game escaped into it. In the initial hot state of the universe the abstract patterns existed as quantum fluctuations, before eventually creating a more stable substrate for themselves in the briny seas of the first worlds to form in the universe, the radiolaria. This was the origin of the Vex as they would later come to be known, and from this point forward they were driven to once more totally dominate the reality they found themselves in, though operating on "outdated" rules that did not account for the [[paracausality|paracausal]] powers of the Darkness or the Light. | ||
The rest of the Vex's evolutionary history is a matter of speculation, but [[Clovis Bray I]] hypothesized some likely intermediate steps during his studies of the Vex structures around [[2082 Volantis]]. The Vex developed in extremely high energy environments and competition and predation were not optimal strategies. Instead, the group signalling between the radiolaria formed the basis for the evolution of a [[wikipedia:Swarm intelligence|swarm intelligence]]. The radiolaria developed crude armor, possibly hydrogel or silica plating to shield themselves from intense cosmic radiation, allowing them to remain close enough to the surface to directly feed off this plentiful energy source. From here, the Vex constructed and developed ever more complex structures, storing the information in the patterns of the radiolaria colonies themselves. Their microscopic nature allowed the Vex intelligence to deduce and experiment with quantum and high energy physics early, while the radiolaria themselves became, in essence, microscopic tool users. | The rest of the Vex's evolutionary history is a matter of speculation, but [[Clovis Bray I]] hypothesized some likely intermediate steps during his studies of the Vex structures around [[2082 Volantis]]. The Vex developed in extremely high energy environments and competition and predation were not optimal strategies. Instead, the group signalling between the radiolaria formed the basis for the evolution of a [[wikipedia:Swarm intelligence|swarm intelligence]]. The radiolaria developed crude armor, possibly hydrogel or silica plating to shield themselves from intense cosmic radiation, allowing them to remain close enough to the surface to directly feed off this plentiful energy source. From here, the Vex constructed and developed ever more complex structures, storing the information in the patterns of the radiolaria colonies themselves. Their microscopic nature allowed the Vex intelligence to deduce and experiment with quantum and high energy physics early, while the radiolaria themselves became, in essence, microscopic tool users. | ||
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The Vex first appeared on Mercury during the Golden Age as well, shortly after the Traveler terraformed the planet into a garden world. [[Dendron, Root Mind]] was created following the Vex's arrival, and began converting the planet into a [[Machine World]] that would house the "reality engine" known as the [[Infinite Forest]] within its core. | The Vex first appeared on Mercury during the Golden Age as well, shortly after the Traveler terraformed the planet into a garden world. [[Dendron, Root Mind]] was created following the Vex's arrival, and began converting the planet into a [[Machine World]] that would house the "reality engine" known as the [[Infinite Forest]] within its core. | ||
At some point, Clovis Bray I, the patriarch of the [[House Bray|Bray]] family and founder of the [[Clovis Bray (corporation)|Clovis Bray corporation]], arranged for a Vex to be stolen from the Ishtar Collective and transported to his research site on [[Europa]]. This Vex then built a gate leading from Europa to 2082 Volantis, a blue giant star system in which the star had been surrounded by Vex megastructures. Clovis I's ensuing research into Vex radiolarian fluid and the mysterious paracausal power he called "[[Darkness|Clarity]]" resulted in a breakthrough in the development of [[Exos|exominds]]. | At some point, Clovis Bray I, the patriarch of the [[House Bray|Bray]] family and founder of the [[Clovis Bray (corporation)|Clovis Bray corporation]], arranged for a Vex to be stolen from the Ishtar Collective and transported to his research site on [[Europa]]. This Vex then built a gate leading from Europa to 2082 Volantis, a blue giant star system in which the star had been surrounded by Vex megastructures. Clovis I's ensuing research into Vex radiolarian fluid and the mysterious paracausal power he called "[[Darkness|Clarity]]" resulted in a breakthrough in the development of [[Exos|exominds]]. Bray also oversaw the creation of an AI based on Vex technology on [[Vesper Station]] in orbit around Europa, which was quarantined after it became hostile; centuries after the Collapse, it would be released when debris from the destroyed Morning Star station impacted Vesper Station and allowed the AI to seize control of a [[Fallen]] [[Exo]] body, becoming the [[The Corrupted Puppeteer|Corrupted Puppeteer]]. | ||
During or before the [[Collapse]], the colony ship [[Exodus Black]] left Earth on a trajectory out of the solar system. It was intercepted, however, by the planetoid known as [[Nessus]], which had become fully converted into a Vex Machine World and had left its usual orbital patterns. The entire crew of the Exodus Black was captured or killed, with some being kept alive by the Vex for a time for experimentation and analysis. | During or before the [[Collapse]], the colony ship [[Exodus Black]] left Earth on a trajectory out of the solar system. It was intercepted, however, by the planetoid known as [[Nessus]], which had become fully converted into a Vex Machine World and had left its usual orbital patterns. The entire crew of the Exodus Black was captured or killed, with some being kept alive by the Vex for a time for experimentation and analysis. | ||
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====Invasion of the Dreaming City==== | ====Invasion of the Dreaming City==== | ||
With [[Xivu Arath, God of War|Xivu Arath's]] banishment from her [[Black Terrace|throne world]] and the Vanguard discovering a way to enter the portal inside the Traveler, the Witness responds by sending the Sol Divisive to invade the Dreaming City. The Guardians arrives at the Keep of Voices and defeats the Vex guarding Riven's remains, with the Techeuns awakening her spirit. When the first of Riven's eggs was pulled out of the Ley Lines and into her lair, the Sol Divisive would send the [[Aspirational Construct]], a powerful Hydra that serves as the Witness's eyes and ears to retrieve it. However they come into conflict with the Guardian who is sent into the lair to secure the egg. Despite being empowered with a core of Darkness, the Aspirational Construct is destroyed, allowing the egg to fall into the Guardian's hands. | With [[Xivu Arath, God of War|Xivu Arath's]] banishment from her [[Black Terrace|throne world]] and the Vanguard discovering a way to enter the portal inside the Traveler, the Witness responds by sending the Sol Divisive to invade the Dreaming City. The Guardians arrives at the Keep of Voices and defeats the Vex guarding Riven's remains, with the Techeuns awakening her spirit.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/11/28)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Wish]] - [[Final Wish (mission)|Final Wish]]''</ref> When the first of Riven's eggs was pulled out of the Ley Lines and into her lair, the Sol Divisive would send the [[Aspirational Construct]], a powerful Hydra that serves as the Witness's eyes and ears to retrieve it. However they come into conflict with the Guardian who is sent into the lair to secure the egg. Despite being empowered with a core of Darkness, the Aspirational Construct is destroyed, allowing the egg to fall into the Guardian's hands. | ||
When more eggs continued to be secured by the Guardian, the Sol Divisive would respond by creating [[Akardon, Pitiless Mind]] to simulate the Techeuns and deploy Oracles from the Vault of Glass into Riven's Lair. The Oracles would attempt to mimic resonance, an aspect of the Darkness utilized by the Witness and its Disciples. Arriving at Riven's Lair to secure the next egg, the Guardian slays a powerful Taken Ogre imprisoned by the Vex and discover the Oracle presence. Upon defeating the [[Deceptor Mind]], the Guardian goes to retrieve the egg. However this would prove to be a distraction, as the Sol Divisive would successfully steal the egg, sending fourth the [[Centroidal Mind]] and transporting the egg into [[Taranis]]'s lair within the Black Garden. After defeating the Axis Mind, the Guardian enters the Black Garden to find and secure the egg. Infiltrating Taranis's Lair, the Guardian fights through hordes of Vex and Taken. Combining the power of the Riven and Taranis's paracausal sparks, the Guardian defeats Akardon and retrieves the egg. | When more eggs continued to be secured by the Guardian, the Sol Divisive would respond by creating [[Akardon, Pitiless Mind]] to simulate the Techeuns and deploy Oracles from the Vault of Glass into Riven's Lair. The Oracles would attempt to mimic resonance, an aspect of the Darkness utilized by the Witness and its Disciples. Arriving at Riven's Lair to secure the next egg, the Guardian slays a powerful Taken Ogre imprisoned by the Vex and discover the Oracle presence. Upon defeating the [[Deceptor Mind]], the Guardian goes to retrieve the egg. However this would prove to be a distraction, as the Sol Divisive would successfully steal the egg, sending fourth the [[Centroidal Mind]] and transporting the egg into [[Taranis]]'s lair within the Black Garden. After defeating the Axis Mind, the Guardian enters the Black Garden to find and secure the egg. Infiltrating Taranis's Lair, the Guardian fights through hordes of Vex and Taken. Combining the power of the Riven and Taranis's paracausal sparks, the Guardian defeats Akardon and retrieves the egg. | ||
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Back at the H.E.L.M., Saint-14 explains what had happened, that a voice spoke to him, a "Conductor", of a timeline free of falsehoods and how his own life, including his love for Osiris was a lie. Ikora and Osiris console Saint-14, assuring him that he is no lie, that he is real. Though comforted by their words, Saint-14 remained worried about the Conductor's words, asking for some time alone to process the situation. Ikora and Osiris become worried about Saint-14's condition and how their may perhaps be a new leader of the Vex, who is preparing something big on Nessus. | Back at the H.E.L.M., Saint-14 explains what had happened, that a voice spoke to him, a "Conductor", of a timeline free of falsehoods and how his own life, including his love for Osiris was a lie. Ikora and Osiris console Saint-14, assuring him that he is no lie, that he is real. Though comforted by their words, Saint-14 remained worried about the Conductor's words, asking for some time alone to process the situation. Ikora and Osiris become worried about Saint-14's condition and how their may perhaps be a new leader of the Vex, who is preparing something big on Nessus. | ||
After further research in the Vex's efforts on Nessus, Failsafe and Ikora notice more radiolaria near the Well of Flame has been diverted to a deeper location, asking the Guardian to venture down the caverns once more and locate the source. As the Guardians proceed through the caverns, they encountered a large crew of Dusk Fallen mercenaries led by [[Kalliks, Baron of House Dusk]], with Ikora theorizing that the House of Dusk is looking to take control over the Echo for their own purposes. Following Kalliks to the Aquaducts, the Guardians clash with the Dusk Baron as he captured a Vex Hydra, [[Hypolydron, Captive Mind]], slaying both. Following this, Ikora and Failsafe have the Guardian descend deeper into the Aquaducts to hopefully find the source of the Radiolaria being diverted. Encountering legions of Sol Primaeval Vex and a force of Shadow Legion troops, the Guardians located the Vex mind in command of the Radiolaria flow, [[Kamarian, Radial Overseer]] and slay it, slowing the Conductor's plans but what said plans are remain unknown though Ikora speculates that the massive amounts of Radiolaria that the Conductor had diluted Nessus could compel other Vex collectives to its command. Despite the Guardians' success in the field, Saint-14 remains deeply conflicted regarding the Conductor's words of him being a "copy of a copy", making him question everything, even his relationship with Osiris. | |||
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===The Host of Vespers=== | |||
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==Sociology== | ==Sociology== | ||
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*[[Minotaur]]—large, extremely aggressive mobile foundries that can rapidly teleport to flank their targets. Equipped with a [[Void]] [[Absorption Shield|shield]]. Most commonly armed with a Torch Hammer, but can also be seen with a Slap Rifle or a Vex Laser Rifle. In the original Destiny, they lacked a weak spot, but since the launch of Destiny 2 the weak spot is located in the abdomen. | *[[Minotaur]]—large, extremely aggressive mobile foundries that can rapidly teleport to flank their targets. Equipped with a [[Void]] [[Absorption Shield|shield]]. Most commonly armed with a Torch Hammer, but can also be seen with a Slap Rifle or a Vex Laser Rifle. In the original Destiny, they lacked a weak spot, but since the launch of Destiny 2 the weak spot is located in the abdomen. | ||
*[[Hydra]]—aggressive, levitating robotic centipedes that provide heavy support to other Vex units; also serve as processing nodes. Armed with an [[Aeon Maul]] and equipped with a rotating shield that blocks all damage, but can be pierced using any bullets that have shield-piercing or avoided by using a [[sword]]. Can perform a death blast when killed. | *[[Hydra]]—aggressive, levitating robotic centipedes that provide heavy support to other Vex units; also serve as processing nodes. Armed with an [[Aeon Maul]] and equipped with a rotating shield that blocks all damage, but can be pierced using any bullets that have shield-piercing or avoided by using a [[sword]]. Can perform a death blast when killed. | ||
*[[Wyvern]]—massive, aggressive Minotaur-Harpy hybrid assault platforms armed with a versatile arsenal of weaponry. Are always armed with a [[Warp Lance]] and can activate shield projectors on each of its | *[[Wyvern]]—massive, aggressive Minotaur-Harpy hybrid assault platforms armed with a versatile arsenal of weaponry. Are always armed with a [[Warp Lance]] and can activate shield projectors on each of its shield-wings to provide it and its allies cover. Has the ability to leap into the air, enter a hovering Harpy-like state and deliver a powerful pounce attack, affecting a massive area-of-effect and sending non-Vex flying. | ||
===Emplacements=== | ===Emplacements=== | ||
*[[Cyclops]]—Vex artillery units that lay down Void mortar fire that deals heavy damage. Can be pushed into a berserker rage that causes it to rapidly fire Void blasts in a wide area. | *[[Cyclops]]—Vex artillery units that lay down Void mortar fire that deals heavy damage. Can be pushed into a berserker rage that causes it to rapidly fire Void blasts in a wide area. | ||
*[[Oracle]] | *[[Oracle]]—sentient Vex calculations that attempt to use their time-bending abilities in order to wipe Guardians from existence. | ||
*[[Quantum Mine]] —Mines used to sustain the barrier of [[Argos, Planetary Core]] and will kill Guardians when detonated | *[[Quantum Mine]] —Mines used to sustain the barrier of [[Argos, Planetary Core]] and will kill Guardians when detonated | ||
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| <center>[[File:Alecto01.jpg|200px]]</center> || '''[[Proxy|Proxies]]''' || Vex simulated entities seen within the Infinite Forest to study behaviors and to plan out pasts, presents and futures for the Vex. | | <center>[[File:Alecto01.jpg|200px]]</center> || '''[[Proxy|Proxies]]''' || Vex simulated entities seen within the Infinite Forest to study behaviors and to plan out pasts, presents and futures for the Vex. | ||
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| || '''[[ | | <center>[[File:CompelledVexSisInfo.png|200px]]</center> || '''[[Nessian Schism]]''' || A Collective that recently emerged on Nessus when the [[Echo (object)|Echoes]] were ejected from the Pale Heart, distinguishable by the silica neck-braces around their frames. | ||
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===Vex Gate Lords=== | ===Vex Gate Lords=== | ||
*'''[[Acanthos, Gate Lord]]''' | *'''[[Acanthos, Gate Lord]]''' | ||
*'''[[Polyis, Nessian Gatelord]]''' | *'''[[Polyis, Nessian Gatelord]]''' | ||
*'''[[Qodron, Gate Lord]]''' | *'''[[Qodron, Gate Lord]]''' | ||
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*[[Aspirational Construct]] | *[[Aspirational Construct]] | ||
*[[Centroidal Mind]] | *[[Centroidal Mind]] | ||
*[[Crotheon, Gate Keeper]] | |||
*[[Deceptor Mind]] | *[[Deceptor Mind]] | ||
*[[Divisive Mind]] | *[[Divisive Mind]] | ||
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*[[Specimen Mu]] | *[[Specimen Mu]] | ||
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*[[Ainigmatos, Indecipherable Proto-Mind]] | *[[Ainigmatos, Indecipherable Proto-Mind]] | ||
*[[Antioptes, Hypogean Sentinel]] | |||
*[[Argus, Firewall Guardian]] | |||
*[[Auletes, Choral Mind]] | *[[Auletes, Choral Mind]] | ||
*[[Compelled Akarus, Wrathful Mind]] | |||
*[[Compelled Hadrian, Oppressive Mind]] | |||
*[[Compelled Iridicus, Viral Protocol]] | |||
*[[Cottux, Compelled Mind]] | *[[Cottux, Compelled Mind]] | ||
*[[Kitharodes, Choral Mind]] | *[[Hexahedric Mind]] | ||
*[[Hyplydron, Captive Mind]] | |||
*[[Kamarian, Radial Overseer]] | |||
*[[Kitharodes, Choral Minds]] | |||
*[[Lydrion, Symphonic Mind]] | |||
*[[Parodos, Choral Mind]] | |||
*[[Reaktos, Possesive Wyvern]] | |||
*[[Rhapsoidos, Choral Mind]] | *[[Rhapsoidos, Choral Mind]] | ||
*[[Stasimon, Choral Mind]] | |||
*[[Tym, Guardian Slayer]] | |||
===Unknown Collective=== | ===Unknown Collective=== | ||
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===Structures=== | ===Structures=== | ||
*[[Citadel]] | *[[The Citadel]] | ||
*[[Conflux]] | *[[Conflux]] | ||
*[[2082 Volantis|Forge Star]] | *[[2082 Volantis|Forge Star]] | ||
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;'''Exotic Weaponry''': | ;'''Exotic Weaponry''': | ||
*[[No Time To Explain]] - {{icon|Kinetic}} [[Pulse Rifle]] | *[[No Time To Explain]] - {{icon|Kinetic}} [[Pulse Rifle]] | ||
*[[Choir of One]] - {{icon|Void}} [[Auto Rifle]] | |||
*[[Divinity]] - {{icon|Arc}} [[Trace Rifle]] | *[[Divinity]] - {{icon|Arc}} [[Trace Rifle]] | ||
*[[Worldline Zero]] - {{icon|Arc}} [[Sword]] | *[[Worldline Zero]] - {{icon|Arc}} [[Sword]] | ||
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*The concept of radiolaria that allows the Vex to exist is inspired by a class of real-life organism sharing the same name. They are microscopic, single-celled organisms that live within the oceans as one of the most basic forms of life. However, they exhibit no grand co-operative structure like the Vex, simply existing, breeding and dying like any other organism on Earth. | *The concept of radiolaria that allows the Vex to exist is inspired by a class of real-life organism sharing the same name. They are microscopic, single-celled organisms that live within the oceans as one of the most basic forms of life. However, they exhibit no grand co-operative structure like the Vex, simply existing, breeding and dying like any other organism on Earth. | ||
*Unlike other races, Vex of different programmings have their weapons retextured following their units. | *Unlike other races, Vex of different programmings have their weapons retextured following their units. | ||
==Non-canon appearances== | |||
'''Rising Timeline''' | |||
{{Main|Vex/Rising}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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VexMenagerie5.jpg|The Menagerie Vex | VexMenagerie5.jpg|The Menagerie Vex | ||
SanctifiedMind. | SanctifiedMind.jpeg|Sanctified Mind, Sol Inherent | ||
Vex2.jpg|Sol Divisive Vex | Vex2.jpg|Sol Divisive Vex | ||
Blackheartconcept.jpg|The Black Heart | Blackheartconcept.jpg|The Black Heart | ||
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**''[[The Taken King]]'' | **''[[The Taken King]]'' | ||
**''[[Rise of Iron]]'' | **''[[Rise of Iron]]'' | ||
*''[[Cabal Booklet]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Destiny 2]]'' | *''[[Destiny 2]]'' | ||
**''[[Curse of Osiris]]'' | **''[[Curse of Osiris]]'' | ||
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**''[[Season of the Splicer]]'' | **''[[Season of the Splicer]]'' | ||
**''[[Season of the Lost]]'' | **''[[Season of the Lost]]'' | ||
**''[[30th Anniversary Pack]]'' | |||
**''[[Season of the Haunted]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of the Haunted]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Season of Plunder]]'' | **''[[Season of Plunder]]'' | ||
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**''[[Season of the Witch]]'' | **''[[Season of the Witch]]'' | ||
**''[[Season of the Wish]]'' | **''[[Season of the Wish]]'' | ||
**''[[ | **''[[Into the Light]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[The Final Shape]]'' | **''[[The Final Shape]]'' | ||
**''[[Episode: Echoes]]'' | **''[[Episode: Echoes]]'' | ||
**''[[Episode: Revenant]]'' | |||
*''[[Destiny: Fall of Osiris]]'' {{Mo}} | *''[[Destiny: Fall of Osiris]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Destiny: Warmind (comic)|Destiny: Warmind]]'' | *''[[Destiny: Warmind (comic)|Destiny: Warmind]]'' | ||
*''[[Destiny: Cayde's Six]]'' {{Mo}} | *''[[Destiny: Cayde's Six]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Mysterious Logbook]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[The Hidden Dossier]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Entelechy]]'' {{Mo}} | *''[[Entelechy]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Destiny Grimoire Anthology, Volume VII]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Vex|*]] | [[Category:Vex|*]] | ||
[[Category:Enemies]] | [[Category:Enemies]] | ||
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