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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
All Ogres begin as "Unborn | All Ogres begin as "Unborn"; corrupted Thralls that are conditioned to hate the Light.<ref name="bungie">[https://www.bungie.net/7/en/News/article/twid-05-02-2024 THIS WEEK IN DESTINY – 05/02/2024]</ref> After Wizards conduct a "rebirthing" ritual, they are known as "Reborn," and possess greater strength, intelligence and arcane abilities.<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies#Telthor, Unborn|Telthor, Unborn]]</ref> Some Ogres are bred specifically for sacrificial rituals, as is the case with [[The Forsaken]]. Another special case of ogre is [[Golgoroth]] who was created by the worm god [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]] for the sake of destroying [[Oryx, the Taken King]]. <ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Enemies#The Forsaken|The Forsaken]]</ref> In at least one case, these rituals have involved summoning the Darkness itself. <ref>[http://db.destinytracker.com/grimoire/enemies/books-of-sorrow '''Planet Destiny''' - ''Grimoire: Book of Sorrows'']</ref> | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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- "Its gaze shattered the rock, and then it smashed the rock to powder."
- — Grimoire description.
Ogres are giant Hive beasts, created through depraved rituals conducted by Wizards. They are immensely strong, with powerful melee attacks, and can also fire blasts of energy from their head for a ranged attack.[1]
Overview
All Ogres begin as "Unborn"; corrupted Thralls that are conditioned to hate the Light.[2] After Wizards conduct a "rebirthing" ritual, they are known as "Reborn," and possess greater strength, intelligence and arcane abilities.[3] Some Ogres are bred specifically for sacrificial rituals, as is the case with The Forsaken. Another special case of ogre is Golgoroth who was created by the worm god Xol, Will of the Thousands for the sake of destroying Oryx, the Taken King. [4] In at least one case, these rituals have involved summoning the Darkness itself. [5]
Gameplay
- "His cry may seem of mercy, but when you face his fury you'll understand that he deserves none. Accurate information on these imposing beasts are lacking, given the few that survived a face to face encounter with an Ogre of the Hive. Warlocks believe that they are a product of bizarre mating rituals. These disgraceful beings possess an unrestrained rage, such that they manage to escape even out of their creators' control."
- — Milan Games Week Destiny Trading Cards description[citation needed]
Ogres are among the most vicious of the Hive's military ranks. Their high durability and power make them a serious threat to any Guardians on the field. For a ranged attack, they are capable of launching a constant barrage of Void energy from their head as if it were like a machine gun. This attack is highly accurate and will melt a Guardian's shield in a matter of seconds, even at long range. They are also capable of unleashing a devastating ground slam when faced up close, which will either deal heavy damage to or instantly kill any Guardian that gets too close. When on low health, an Ogre will become berserk and charge down on their targets until they land a hit or are killed on the spot.
Known Ogres
Variants
- Notable Variants
- Nightmare Ogre - a Nightmare with the form of an Ogre.
- Common Variants
- Ascendant Ogre - Epic difficulty Ogre
- Blistered Ogre - Major Ogre (Destiny 2)
- Chosen Ogre - Heroic difficulty Ogre
- Dread Unhallowed Ogre - Major Grasp of Nokris Ogre
- Hallowed Ogre - Major Ogre (Destiny)
- Revenant Ogre - Elite Ogre
- Unhallowed Ogre - Elite Grasp of Nokris Ogre
- Unstoppable Ogre - Champion
- Specific Variants
Gallery
Hive Champion, Golgoroth
Morgeth the Spirekeeper
Grasp of Nokris Ogres
Koviks Monster
A Daemon Ogre
An Ogre about to smash the ground
Concept art of Phogoth, a powerful Ogre.
A close up of the Ogre's face
An Ogre's ranged attack
An Ogre of the Hidden Swarm roaring
An Ogre of the Blood of Oryx
An Ogre of the Spawn of Crota
An Ogre of The Silent Brood
An Ogre of the Savathûn's Brood
An Ogre of the Grasp of Nokris
An Ogre of the Hidden Swarm in Destiny 2
An Ogre of the Lucent Brood
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List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
- Destiny 2
- The Hidden Dossier (Mentioned only)
References
- ^ Game Informer January 2014, page 55
- ^ THIS WEEK IN DESTINY – 05/02/2024
- ^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, Grimoire: Telthor, Unborn
- ^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, Grimoire: The Forsaken
- ^ Planet Destiny - Grimoire: Book of Sorrows
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