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Born into the [[House of Wolves]], Praksis found himself captured by [[The Reef]] who waged a deadly [[Reef Wars|war]] against his House. Confined within the [[Prison of Elders]], Praksis shared a neighbouring cell with [[Eramis, the Shipstealer]], a noble [[Baroness]] from the [[House of Devils]]. At first Eramis ignored the young Wolf, but Praksis grew greedy for her acknowledgement and he reminded her of the [[Dreg]]s that sought the attention of her old [[Solkis, Kell of Devils|Kell]]. | Born into the [[House of Wolves]], Praksis found himself captured by [[The Reef]] who waged a deadly [[Reef Wars|war]] against his House. Confined within the [[Prison of Elders]], Praksis shared a neighbouring cell with [[Eramis, the Shipstealer]], a noble [[Baroness]] from the [[House of Devils]]. At first Eramis ignored the young Wolf, but Praksis grew greedy for her acknowledgement and he reminded her of the [[Dreg]]s that sought the attention of her old [[Solkis, Kell of Devils|Kell]]. | ||
Eventually Praksis gained her intrigue and each day they would talk through the walls of their cells and dreamt of a new world. Praksis shared his many ideas and believed his ideas were the first and best ever thought of, however Eramis suspected that Praksis had never reported to a [[Kell]] since these temperamental political leaders had little patience for triviality. | Eventually Praksis gained her intrigue and each day they would talk through the walls of their cells and dreamt of a new world. Praksis shared his many ideas to the Baroness and believed his ideas were the first and best ever thought of, however Eramis suspected that Praksis had never reported to a [[Kell]] since these temperamental political leaders had little patience for triviality.<ref name="Wolf">'''Bungie (2020/11/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Beyond Light]], PlayStation 5, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Once-Shipstealer#II._The_Wolf|II. The Wolf]]''</ref><ref> '''YouTube (2020/11/10)''', ''[https://youtu.be/gfbKHGMvs-o Empire Hunt: The Technocrat - Dialogue]''</ref> | ||
Within the Prison, Praksis developed a fascination for machines and he would often talk to Eramis on how he wanted to build and bend them to his will. He once shared his mad idea of capturing the [[Great Machine]] by binding it with [[Fallen]] [[Arc]] wires as a means to reclaim its [[Light|power]]. He drew his inspiration from listening to the prison stories of [[Dominus Ghaul]] who had used a [[Traveler Cage|similar]] means to gain the [[Traveler]]'s power. | Within the Prison, Praksis developed a fascination for machines and he would often talk to Eramis on how he wanted to build and bend them to his will. He once shared his mad idea of capturing the [[Great Machine]] by binding it with [[Fallen]] [[Arc]] wires as a means to reclaim its [[Light|power]]. He drew his inspiration from listening to the prison stories of [[Dominus Ghaul]] who had used a [[Traveler Cage|similar]] means to gain the [[Traveler]]'s power. | ||
Eramis grew curious of his mindset and continued to let him talk and queried him with questions to test the young Wolf. Should he a fail test, he would lose her interest. Eramis argued that the Great Machine made the [[Eliksni]] strong, but when it abandoned them they were left weaker than before it arrived. She wondered why he sought its power again. Praksis answered that he wanted the Eliksni to return to that strength with a muffle of arrogance emanating from his cell. | |||
Eramis pressed him on how can he aimed build that strength from the foundations of weakness. The reality of their realisation brought silence to Praksis. | |||
Eramis continued by questioning if the Great Machine made them strong or if in fact they had that strength draw out from themselves. His silence continued. She then expressed that reliance was the greatest weakness asked him to remember this and described his ideas to that of Eliksni infants playing with stacking spheres. His silence persisted for so long that Eramis wondered if he was worth her time. He then answered that he will create new spheres. To her delight, Eramis closed her eyes and smiled at the prospect of what she heard.<ref name="Wolf"/> | |||
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- "The Eliksni must update our approach if we are ever to rise. Either join us as we march toward progress… Or be swept aside with the vestigialities."
- — Praksis.
Praksis, the Technocrat is a Fallen from the House of Salvation and one of the most trusted lieutenants for Eramis, Kell of Darkness. Praksis is a skilled Stasis wielder and is as lethal as loyal; who will stop at nothing to advance Eramis's cause.
He is responsible for creating the technology that allows House Salvation to wield Darkness and also has a fondness for the Vex and seeks to use them to improve Eliksni technology.[1] He lobbied to Eramis to use the Vex, so he can reverse engineer them and reassemble their parts into new technology.[2]
Biography
Prison of Elders
Born into the House of Wolves, Praksis found himself captured by The Reef who waged a deadly war against his House. Confined within the Prison of Elders, Praksis shared a neighbouring cell with Eramis, the Shipstealer, a noble Baroness from the House of Devils. At first Eramis ignored the young Wolf, but Praksis grew greedy for her acknowledgement and he reminded her of the Dregs that sought the attention of her old Kell.
Eventually Praksis gained her intrigue and each day they would talk through the walls of their cells and dreamt of a new world. Praksis shared his many ideas to the Baroness and believed his ideas were the first and best ever thought of, however Eramis suspected that Praksis had never reported to a Kell since these temperamental political leaders had little patience for triviality.[3][4]
Within the Prison, Praksis developed a fascination for machines and he would often talk to Eramis on how he wanted to build and bend them to his will. He once shared his mad idea of capturing the Great Machine by binding it with Fallen Arc wires as a means to reclaim its power. He drew his inspiration from listening to the prison stories of Dominus Ghaul who had used a similar means to gain the Traveler's power.
Eramis grew curious of his mindset and continued to let him talk and queried him with questions to test the young Wolf. Should he a fail test, he would lose her interest. Eramis argued that the Great Machine made the Eliksni strong, but when it abandoned them they were left weaker than before it arrived. She wondered why he sought its power again. Praksis answered that he wanted the Eliksni to return to that strength with a muffle of arrogance emanating from his cell.
Eramis pressed him on how can he aimed build that strength from the foundations of weakness. The reality of their realisation brought silence to Praksis. Eramis continued by questioning if the Great Machine made them strong or if in fact they had that strength draw out from themselves. His silence continued. She then expressed that reliance was the greatest weakness asked him to remember this and described his ideas to that of Eliksni infants playing with stacking spheres. His silence persisted for so long that Eramis wondered if he was worth her time. He then answered that he will create new spheres. To her delight, Eramis closed her eyes and smiled at the prospect of what she heard.[3]
The Dark Empire
Personality and Traits
Gameplay
Gallery
Praksis seen in the Beyond Light Trailer.
Praksis clearing the area.
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Praksis using his stasis powers.
Trivia
List of appearances
- Destiny 2
- Beyond Light (First appearance)
- Season of the Splicer (Mentioned only)
References
- ^ Bungie (2020/11/10), Destiny 2: Playstation 4,Deductive Reasoning
- ^ Bungie (2020/11/10), Destiny 2: Playstation 4,Reverse Engineering
- ^ a b Bungie (2020/11/10), Destiny 2: Beyond Light, PlayStation 5, Lore: II. The Wolf
- ^ YouTube (2020/11/10), Empire Hunt: The Technocrat - Dialogue
