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{{Quote|Crota. Son of Oryx. He considered himself a god, and acted as such. His strength proved too much for my fireteam and I. He and his brood took their lives and left me nearly dead. Crota threatened all we had left. The Pyramid serves to do the same. It is no surprise that Crota haunts us once again.|Eris Morn, speaking of Crota and his Nightmare.}} | |||
Crota's demise ultimately caught the attention of his father, [[Oryx]], the then God-King of the Hive and master of the [[Taken]]. Enraged by the death of his son, Oryx would bring his [[Dreadnaught]] into the Solar system and lead an army of [[Hive]] and [[Taken]] in revenge against the Guardians.<ref name = "The Taken King">Bungie (2015-6-15), Destiny: The Taken King, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard</ref> | Crota's demise ultimately caught the attention of his father, [[Oryx]], the then God-King of the Hive and master of the [[Taken]]. Enraged by the death of his son, Oryx would bring his [[Dreadnaught]] into the Solar system and lead an army of [[Hive]] and [[Taken]] in revenge against the Guardians.<ref name = "The Taken King">Bungie (2015-6-15), Destiny: The Taken King, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard</ref> | ||