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|othernames=Sathona<br>God of Cunning and Lies<br>Archentrope<br>Queen of All Encrypts<br/>The Black Needle<br>The Deceitful Sister<br>The Scheme-Mother<br>The Witch, Insidious<br>Emancipator of Worms<br>Deepest in the High Coven <br> Deepest in the Hive Coven <br> The Missing Piece of All Puzzles <br> The Whisper Queen <br> Sister of Shapes <br> Subjugant to None <br> Sword-Breaker <br> Queen to the Taken Throne<br>The Taken Queen {{c|[[Nokris]]}}<br>Queen of Lies<br>Krill Hag {{c|[[Eris Morn]]}}<br>VIP#7282<br>Goddess of Whispers<br>WQS-030<br>She Who Hides Truth in Deception<br>God of the False and Polluted | |othernames=Sathona<br>God of Cunning and Lies<br>Archentrope<br>Queen of All Encrypts<br/>The Black Needle<br>The Deceitful Sister<br>The Scheme-Mother<br>The Witch, Insidious<br>Emancipator of Worms<br>Deepest in the High Coven <br> Deepest in the Hive Coven <br> The Missing Piece of All Puzzles <br> The Whisper Queen <br> Sister of Shapes <br> Subjugant to None <br> Sword-Breaker <br> Queen to the Taken Throne<br>The Taken Queen {{c|[[Nokris]]}}<br>Queen of Lies<br>Krill Hag {{c|[[Eris Morn]]}}<br>VIP#7282<br>Goddess of Whispers<br>WQS-030<br>She Who Hides Truth in Deception<br>God of the False and Polluted | ||
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{{quote|I am Sathona, middle daughter of the dead king. I will take back my home and eat the mother jelly. I will raise my spawn on the corpse of the [[Helium King]]. On my right eye I promise this.|Sathona}} | {{quote|I am Sathona, middle daughter of the dead king. I will take back my home and eat the mother jelly. I will raise my spawn on the corpse of the [[Helium King]]. On my right eye I promise this.|Sathona}} | ||
Savathûn was born Sathona, on the planet [[Fundament]]. She was one of a short-lived species whose homeworld had crashed into Fundament millions of years earlier, with the shards of the planet forming Fundament's continents. The [[Osmium Court]] was one such continent, ruled by the [[Osmium King]], and Sathona was his second-born daughter, older sister to [[Xivu Arath, God of War|Xi Ro]] and younger sister to [[Oryx, the Taken King|Aurash]]. The three sisters were tutored by [[Taox]], a sterile Mother, the proto-Hive morph capable of spawning children, which also allowed them to live longer by eating "Mother-jelly" at adulthood. The proto-Hive's harsh lives convinced Sathona at an early age to become a mother, not because she wanted children or feared dying, but because she wanted to live long enough to have meaning in her life.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#V: Needle and Worm|V: Needle and Worm]]''</ref> | Savathûn was born Sathona, on the planet [[Fundament]]. She was one of a short-lived species whose homeworld had crashed into Fundament millions of years earlier, with the shards of the planet forming Fundament's continents. The [[Osmium Court]] was one such continent, ruled by the [[Osmium King]], and Sathona was his second-born daughter of his final brood, older sister to [[Xivu Arath, God of War|Xi Ro]] and younger sister to [[Oryx, the Taken King|Aurash]]. The three sisters were tutored by [[Taox]], a sterile Mother, the proto-Hive morph capable of spawning children, which also allowed them to live longer by eating "Mother-jelly" at adulthood. The proto-Hive's harsh lives convinced Sathona at an early age to become a mother, not because she wanted children or feared dying, but because she wanted to live long enough to have meaning in her life.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#V: Needle and Worm|V: Needle and Worm]]''</ref> | ||
However, by the time her father turned ten Fundament years (a lifetime by the standards of their species), he had discovered a dead [[Worm]] on the shores of the Osmium Court, which he started tending to it as a familiar, and began raving that the Syzygy, a prophesied disaster, would soon occur. While Aurash took her father's warnings to heart, Taox concluded that the King was falling to senility in his old age and that none of his daughters, which were two years old at the time, could properly rule the Osmium Court and protect it from the [[Helium Court]], a rival kingdom. While acknowledging that Sathona was a brilliant thinker, Taox noted that she could not fight. In desperation, Taox sent a message to the rulers of the Helium Court, the Helium Drinkers, saying that she would help them assassinate the King and his daughters if they installed her as their regent. The Helium Drinkers accepted Taox's proposal and attacked, killing the King but failing to kill his daughters. In the confusion, Sathona managed to steal her father's Worm in their escape. Reaching Aurash's ship, the three sisters made a blood oath to return and take vengeance, with Sathona vowing that she would become a mother and raise her spawn on the corpses of the Helium Drinkers.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#III: The Oath|III: The Oath]]''</ref> | However, by the time her father turned ten Fundament years (a lifetime by the standards of their species), he had discovered a dead [[Worm]] on the shores of the Osmium Court, which he started tending to it as a familiar, and began raving that the Syzygy, a prophesied disaster, would soon occur. While Aurash took her father's warnings to heart, Taox concluded that the King was falling to senility in his old age and that none of his daughters, which were two years old at the time, could properly rule the Osmium Court and protect it from the [[Helium Court]], a rival kingdom. While acknowledging that Sathona was a brilliant thinker, Taox noted that she could not fight. In desperation, Taox sent a message to the rulers of the Helium Court, the Helium Drinkers, saying that she would help them assassinate the King and his daughters if they installed her as their regent. The Helium Drinkers accepted Taox's proposal and attacked, killing the King but failing to kill his daughters. In the confusion, Sathona managed to steal her father's Worm in their escape. Reaching Aurash's ship, the three sisters made a blood oath to return and take vengeance, with Sathona vowing that she would become a mother and raise her spawn on the corpses of the Helium Drinkers.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#III: The Oath|III: The Oath]]''</ref> | ||
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Over the next year, the three sisters sailed the oceans of Fundament. During this time, Sathona began to hear her father's worm speak to her, guiding her to acts that would save the sisters over the year. Finally, the three sisters found a ship they named "the needle", built of high technology, but whose crew had died obscenely after hatching an egg from a creature that they could not recognize. Xi Ro insisted that they sell the ship at the Kaharn Atoll, where the species of Fundament gathered, saying that an auction could raise them enough money to hire mercenaries to fight the Helium Drinkers. However, Sathona told Xi Ro that the ship was worthless. Aurash instead suggested that they repair the ship. With prompting from the Worm, Sathona agreed with Aurash and convinced Xi Ro to repair the ship.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#V: Needle and Worm|V: Needle and Worm]]''</ref> | Over the next year, the three sisters sailed the oceans of Fundament. During this time, Sathona began to hear her father's worm speak to her, guiding her to acts that would save the sisters over the year. Finally, the three sisters found a ship they named "the needle", built of high technology, but whose crew had died obscenely after hatching an egg from a creature that they could not recognize. Xi Ro insisted that they sell the ship at the Kaharn Atoll, where the species of Fundament gathered, saying that an auction could raise them enough money to hire mercenaries to fight the Helium Drinkers. However, Sathona told Xi Ro that the ship was worthless. Aurash instead suggested that they repair the ship. With prompting from the Worm, Sathona agreed with Aurash and convinced Xi Ro to repair the ship.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#V: Needle and Worm|V: Needle and Worm]]''</ref> | ||
Over the next two years, the sisters repaired the needle, but by this point, the sisters were five years old. Sathona raised her fears that she would soon be too old to eat mother-jelly, and that the sisters would be unable to fulfill their oath. Aurash said that the sisters had to dive beneath the oceans of Fundament, traveling to the planet's core. Xi Ro warned that this was how the crew had died, but Sathona, urged on by the Worm, agreed with Aurash. The sisters took the needle into the deep. They finally reached a point where they could use the ship's sensors on the oceans. To their horror, they discovered that the Syzygy was real and that Fundament's moons had already aligned. Just then, they were encountered by the [[Leviathan (Fundament)|Leviathan]], a creature long spoken of in proto-Hive myth. The Leviathan warned the sisters that they needed to turn back, or else would unleash disaster upon the universe, saying that they faced a choice between the [[Light]], which offered civilization, and the [[Darkness]], which offered only violence. However, the Leviathan offered no hope to the sisters to avoid the Syzygy. Sathona then revealed the Worm's help to her sisters, and how it urged them to go down. Rejecting the Leviathan's entreaties, the sisters dove into the core.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/ | Over the next two years, the sisters repaired the needle, but by this point, the sisters were five years old. Sathona raised her fears that she would soon be too old to eat mother-jelly, and that the sisters would be unable to fulfill their oath. Aurash said that the sisters had to dive beneath the oceans of Fundament, traveling to the planet's core. Xi Ro warned that this was how the crew had died, but Sathona, urged on by the Worm, agreed with Aurash. The sisters took the needle into the deep. They finally reached a point where they could use the ship's sensors on the oceans. To their horror, they discovered that the Syzygy was real and that Fundament's moons had already aligned. Just then, they were encountered by the [[Leviathan (Fundament)|Leviathan]], a creature long spoken of in proto-Hive myth. The Leviathan warned the sisters that they needed to turn back, or else would unleash disaster upon the universe, saying that they faced a choice between the [[Light]], which offered civilization, and the [[Darkness]], which offered only violence. However, the Leviathan offered no hope to the sisters to avoid the Syzygy. Sathona then revealed the Worm's help to her sisters, and how it urged them to go down. Rejecting the Leviathan's entreaties, the sisters dove into the core.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#VIII: Leviathan|VIII: Leviathan]]''</ref> | ||
Reaching the very center of Fundament, the three sisters found the [[Worm Gods]]: [[Akka, the Worm of Secrets|Akka]], [[Eir, the Keeper of Order|Eir]], [[Ur, the Ever-Hunger|Ur]], [[Xol, Will of the Thousands|Xol]], and [[Yul, the Honest Worm|Yul]]. The Worm Gods offered the three sisters a chance for the proto-Hive to escape Fundament as well as achieve immortality. All they had to do was take the Worms larvae into them as symbiotes and spread them among the proto-Hive. The Worms posed the caveat that the sisters must never cease their natures: Xi Ro must always test her strength, Sathona must always be cunning, and Aurash must always try to understand. The sisters accepted the pact and became the first Hive: Xi Ro took the Knight morph and became Xivu Arath, Sathona took the Mother morph and became Savathûn, and Aurash took the King morph, transforming into a male and became Auryx, the King of the Hive.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#XII: Out of the Deep|XII: Out of the Deep]]''</ref> | Reaching the very center of Fundament, the three sisters found the [[Worm Gods]]: [[Akka, the Worm of Secrets|Akka]], [[Eir, the Keeper of Order|Eir]], [[Ur, the Ever-Hunger|Ur]], [[Xol, Will of the Thousands|Xol]], and [[Yul, the Honest Worm|Yul]]. The Worm Gods offered the three sisters a chance for the proto-Hive to escape Fundament as well as achieve immortality. All they had to do was take the Worms larvae into them as symbiotes and spread them among the proto-Hive. The Worms posed the caveat that the sisters must never cease their natures: Xi Ro must always test her strength, Sathona must always be cunning, and Aurash must always try to understand. The sisters accepted the pact and became the first Hive: Xi Ro took the Knight morph and became Xivu Arath, Sathona took the Mother morph and became Savathûn, and Aurash took the King morph, transforming into a male and became Auryx, the King of the Hive.<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]], [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies/Books of Sorrow#XII: Out of the Deep|XII: Out of the Deep]]''</ref> | ||
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Savathûn explained the details of her plan to a confused Thrall, as per a rule of the High Coven that a Wizard's schemes should be incomprehensible to a Thrall. She then recorded her conversation and encrypted it with the assistance of Quria, along with a message for a future reader. This message would remain unread for an untold span of time, until the [[The Guardian|Guardian]] stumbled upon it, encrypted within Glimmer, while exploring the [[Dreaming City]]. | Savathûn explained the details of her plan to a confused Thrall, as per a rule of the High Coven that a Wizard's schemes should be incomprehensible to a Thrall. She then recorded her conversation and encrypted it with the assistance of Quria, along with a message for a future reader. This message would remain unread for an untold span of time, until the [[The Guardian|Guardian]] stumbled upon it, encrypted within Glimmer, while exploring the [[Dreaming City]]. | ||
===Service to the Witness=== | |||
{{Quote|Your brother's conquest cut a path towards the final shape. When you have finished pouring your poison in his ear... <br> <br> Not MY poison.<br> <br> We see your doubts. You speak them to Oryx.<br> <br>Doubts? After all this time, you think I have doubts?<br> <br>Remember your sisters, little Sathona. Remember the syzygy.<br> <br>What changed the motion of our moons, my Witness?<br> <br>You cried out... as your brother did, as your sister did. Into the Darkness. Now the children of Sol do the same.<br> <br>You aren't the answer they want.<br> <br>We are the answer you received.|The Witness conversing with Savathûn}} | |||
At some point, Savathûn became aware of the power within the Darkness that had been guiding her and her people's fate since she had first heard the whispers of her worm familiar as a child on Fundament: an ancient and terrifyingly powerful entity that called itself the [[The Witness|Witness]]. She pledged herself in service to this being, seemingly unbeknownst to either of her siblings, and would follow its direct commands alongside its [[Disciples of the Witness|Disciples]]. One of these Disciples, [[Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness|Rhulk]], was tasked with watching over Savathûn from inside her own Throne World. | |||
===The Collapse=== | ===The Collapse=== | ||
Savathûn was present alongside the | Savathûn was present alongside the Witness and its Disciples as the [[Black Fleet]] ravaged [[Earth]] during the [[The Collapse|Collapse]]. When [[Nezarec, Final God of Pain|Nezarec]] had the paracausal object known as the [[The Veil|Veil]] secured for the Witness' plan to establish a connection to the [[The Pale Heart|Pale Heart]], Savathûn betrayed Nezarec; killing him and cursing his remains while hiding the Veil away on [[Neptune]]. The Witness was also deceived by the Witch Queen into thinking the Veil had been lost, causing it to withdraw its forces and retreat to the depths of intergalactic space. | ||
At some point either before or after the Collapse, Savathûn approached the human [[Sean Rigby]] in the guise of a human woman, and told him of a coming catastrophe. She instructed him to follow a star to the south, and to sing a special song to it every night. Sean and his family followed Savathûn's instructions, and eventually found themselves beneath the Traveler, where the Rigbys have lived ever since<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Ghost shell|Ghost Shell Lore]]: [[Fundament Shell]]''</ref>. | At some point either before or after the Collapse, Savathûn approached the human [[Sean Rigby]] in the guise of a human woman, and told him of a coming catastrophe. She instructed him to follow a star to the south, and to sing a special song to it every night. Sean and his family followed Savathûn's instructions, and eventually found themselves beneath the Traveler, where the Rigbys have lived ever since<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Ghost shell|Ghost Shell Lore]]: [[Fundament Shell]]''</ref>. | ||
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===The Witch, Radiant=== | ===The Witch, Radiant=== | ||
{{Quote|My children, I know the truth, and out of my love for you, I will share it.|Savathûn addressing her brood upon return}} | {{Quote|My children, I know the truth, and out of my love for you, I will share it.|Savathûn addressing her brood upon return}} | ||
Amnesiac after the resurrection, Savathûn relied on Immaru and [[Savathûn's Right Hand|her most trusted witch]] to rediscover her past and purpose.<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Weapon|Weapon Lore]]: [[Edge of Intent]]''</ref> Upon encountering a fragmented weapon upon [[ | Amnesiac after the resurrection, Savathûn relied on Immaru and [[Savathûn's Right Hand|her most trusted witch]] to rediscover her past and purpose.<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Weapon|Weapon Lore]]: [[Edge of Intent]]''</ref> Upon encountering a fragmented weapon upon the [[The Lure|Lure]], she figured out this and similar artifacts could hold memories she was no longer able to access - thus she decided to "outsorce her remembering" to someone equipped with both paracausal forces of the Light and Darkness.<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Weapon|Weapon Lore]]: [[Edge of Action]]''</ref> She then returned to her throne world, which "had become a shell of itself" without her old power strengthening it, and addressed her brood, telling them of the Traveler's gift and presenting it by killing her most trusted witch with Light.<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Weapon|Weapon Lore]]: [[Edge of Concurrence]]''</ref> Free to transform the court with her new power, Savathûn imbued it with the Light and made it so that it would represent her new self in bright colours and elegant architecture. She also sealed [[Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness|Rhulk]] in [[the Sunken Pyramid]] and gleefully informed [[the Witness]] about it in a letter.<ref>'''Bungie (2022/2/22)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[The Witch Queen]] - [[Armor|Armor Lore]]: [[Resonant Fury Suit (Warlock)#Resonant Fury Bond|Resonant Fury Bond]]''</ref> | ||
Either convinced by Savathûn and Immaru or simply attracted to the transforming throne world by its radiance, a number of Guardianless Ghosts flocked to the court and began reviving dead members of the Hive. These new Lightbearers, as well as members of Savathûn's brood, consolidated into the [[Lucent Brood]] and rallied around their Queen and her Ghost to protect their domain against the [[Black Fleet]], [[Scorn]], and Guardians. | Either convinced by Savathûn and Immaru or simply attracted to the transforming throne world by its radiance, a number of Guardianless Ghosts flocked to the court and began reviving dead members of the Hive. These new Lightbearers, as well as members of Savathûn's brood, consolidated into the [[Lucent Brood]] and rallied around their Queen and her Ghost to protect their domain against the [[Black Fleet]], [[Scorn]], and Guardians. | ||
===Campaign against the Witch Queen=== | ===Campaign against the Witch Queen=== | ||
Shortly after [[Mars]] reappeared after having been shrouded in Darkness, a [[ | Shortly after [[Mars]] reappeared after having been shrouded in Darkness, a [[The Lure|ship]] belonging to Savathûn appeared directly above Mars' [[Cradle]]. [[The Guardian]] was dispatched to investigate and they used a [[Cabal]] cannon to get on the ship. They glimpsed Savathûn on the ship returning to her Throne World as she dispatched a [[Lightbearer Knight]] to hold off [[The Guardian]] but despite its power with the Light, the Guardian still makes it into her throne world. Savathûn communicates with them, asking how [[The Guardian]] could destroy the Hive [[Ghost]] since it is so like theirs. Savathûn briefly engages them in combat but is slain. However, it turns out it was just one of her projections [[The Guardian]] had defeated as she reappeared again and teleported them back to [[Mars]]. | ||
[[The Guardian]] was undeterred and returned to the Throne World again, discovering [[Deepsight]] abilities and battling Savathûn's [[Lightbearer Wizard]]s. They also established a [[Transmat]] zone in [[Savathûn's Throne World]] which started [[Vanguard]] offenses against Savathûn. After investigating an old temple that was dedicated to Xivu Arath, the [[Temple of the Wrathful]], taken by the [[Scorn]], [[The Guardian]] finds [[Sagira's Shell]] with a "psychic fingerprint" from Savathûn. They can hear Savathûn saying, "Before me stands a being with a thousand names. It whispers one: The Witness. Remember it. Remember that name." <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR9YZdCh1Nw</ref> In addition, the renegade Hive Ghost, [[Fynch]], informs them of another temple, one dedicated to Oryx bearing a clue for the Guardian. Locating the [[Temple of the Navigator]] and defeating its keeper, [[Alak-Hul]], revived as the Lightblade, the Guardian finds a piece of the Tablets of Ruin. | [[The Guardian]] was undeterred and returned to the Throne World again, discovering [[Deepsight]] abilities and battling Savathûn's [[Lightbearer Wizard]]s. They also established a [[Transmat]] zone in [[Savathûn's Throne World]] which started [[Vanguard]] offenses against Savathûn. After investigating an old temple that was dedicated to Xivu Arath, the [[Temple of the Wrathful]], taken by the [[Scorn]], [[The Guardian]] finds [[Sagira's Shell]] with a "psychic fingerprint" from Savathûn. They can hear Savathûn saying, "Before me stands a being with a thousand names. It whispers one: The Witness. Remember it. Remember that name." <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR9YZdCh1Nw</ref> In addition, the renegade Hive Ghost, [[Fynch]], informs them of another temple, one dedicated to Oryx bearing a clue for the Guardian. Locating the [[Temple of the Navigator]] and defeating its keeper, [[Alak-Hul]], revived as the Lightblade, the Guardian finds a piece of the Tablets of Ruin. | ||
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==Personality and traits== | ==Personality and traits== | ||
{{Quote|Truth is a funny thing...|Savathûn}} | |||
As the Hive God of lies, cunning and trickery, Savathûn thrives on deceiving and outsmarting both her opponents and supposed allies. Nearly every word she speaks is calculated to misdirect and manipulate, and her true motivations at any given moment are shrouded by the web of rumors and false leads she spins about herself. Even during the one occasion on which she threw herself upon on the goodwill of her former enemies - [[Mara Sov]] and the [[Guardian]]s - she spent her entire captivity toying with her benefactors until she was silenced. It is very clear that Savathûn takes a great amount of amusement and satisfaction in her schemes leaving her enemies confused, suspicious and enraged as they struggle to discern the truth hidden beneath her web of lies and tricks. | As the Hive God of lies, cunning and trickery, Savathûn thrives on deceiving and outsmarting both her opponents and supposed allies. Nearly every word she speaks is calculated to misdirect and manipulate, and her true motivations at any given moment are shrouded by the web of rumors and false leads she spins about herself. Even during the one occasion on which she threw herself upon on the goodwill of her former enemies - [[Mara Sov]] and the [[Guardian]]s - she spent her entire captivity toying with her benefactors until she was silenced. It is very clear that Savathûn takes a great amount of amusement and satisfaction in her schemes leaving her enemies confused, suspicious and enraged as they struggle to discern the truth hidden beneath her web of lies and tricks. | ||
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Her Ghost Immaru at first glance seems to be her polar opposite, blunt where she is oblique and vulgar where she expresses a fair degree of elegance; on closer look, however, their differences turn out to be complimenting each other, and they certainly happen to share both a sharp mind and tactical skills. Their bond appears to be a genuine friendship marked by warmth and trust, contrasting how other Lighbearer Hive treat their Ghosts, the Ghost and the Lightbearer referring to one another with terms of endearment (though in his Immaru fashion, he does call Savathûn his "little buddy"), sharing embraces and confiding in each other. In her first moments after resurrection Savathûn relied on Immaru to guide and advise her as she navigated the world anew without her memories, and they worked closely together leading the Lucent Brood, Immaru serving as the Head Tactician and overseeing the Hive's maneuvers. Though unable to resurrect her following the failed ritual and the Traveler's departure from the throne world, the Ghost continued to preside over the swarm all the while hiding from the Vanguard's forces and waiting for the right time to try and bring his Lightbearer back. That time would come near as the Vanguard would be forced to cooperate with Immaru in combating Xivu Arath, as they need the Witch Queen's knowledge to pass through the Witness's gateway. | Her Ghost Immaru at first glance seems to be her polar opposite, blunt where she is oblique and vulgar where she expresses a fair degree of elegance; on closer look, however, their differences turn out to be complimenting each other, and they certainly happen to share both a sharp mind and tactical skills. Their bond appears to be a genuine friendship marked by warmth and trust, contrasting how other Lighbearer Hive treat their Ghosts, the Ghost and the Lightbearer referring to one another with terms of endearment (though in his Immaru fashion, he does call Savathûn his "little buddy"), sharing embraces and confiding in each other. In her first moments after resurrection Savathûn relied on Immaru to guide and advise her as she navigated the world anew without her memories, and they worked closely together leading the Lucent Brood, Immaru serving as the Head Tactician and overseeing the Hive's maneuvers. Though unable to resurrect her following the failed ritual and the Traveler's departure from the throne world, the Ghost continued to preside over the swarm all the while hiding from the Vanguard's forces and waiting for the right time to try and bring his Lightbearer back. That time would come near as the Vanguard would be forced to cooperate with Immaru in combating Xivu Arath, as they need the Witch Queen's knowledge to pass through the Witness's gateway. | ||
==Non-canon appearances== | |||
===Rising Timeline=== | |||
{{Main|Savathûn/Rising}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
'''Cinematic''' | '''Cinematic''' | ||
<gallery perrow=3> | <gallery perrow=3> | ||
SavathunWQ3.jpg|Savathûn seen behind entering the waters | SavathunWQ3.jpg|Savathûn seen behind entering the waters | ||
SavathunWQ2.jpg|A close-up shot of Savathûn | SavathunWQ2.jpg|A close-up shot of Savathûn | ||
SavathunWQ1.jpg|Savathûn emerges with her Hive Guardians rising up. | SavathunWQ1.jpg|Savathûn emerges with her Hive Guardians rising up | ||
File:Savathun-Mother Morph.png|Savathûn's form before being risen as a Lightbearer | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
'''Gameplay''' | '''Gameplay''' | ||
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Savathun lookdown.jpg|Savathûn as seen in-game | Savathun lookdown.jpg|Savathûn as seen in-game | ||
Savathun void.jpg|Savathûn channeling the [[Void]] | Savathun void.jpg|Savathûn channeling the [[Void]] | ||
Savathun Nova Bomb.jpg|Savathûn preparing to launch a [[Nova Bomb]] at her foes | Savathun Nova Bomb.jpg|Savathûn preparing to launch a [[Nova Bomb]] at her foes | ||
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**''[[The Final Shape]]'' | **''[[The Final Shape]]'' | ||
***''[[Episode: Echoes]]'' {{Mo}} | ***''[[Episode: Echoes]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Hidden Dossier]]'' {{Mo}} | ***''[[Episode: Revenant]]'' {{Vo}} | ||
*''[[The Hidden Dossier]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Breakdown]]'' {{Mo}} | *''[[Breakdown]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
*''[[Destiny Grimoire Anthology, Volume VII]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Main antagonists]] | [[Category:Main antagonists]] | ||
[[Category:Paracausal entities]] | [[Category:Paracausal entities]] | ||
[[Category:Allies]] | |||
[[Category:Enemies]] |
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