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Throughout the conflict, Guardians managed to recover all four forges, stopping Kell's Scourge from stealing wares at Vault Ebisu in the Last City, then put an end to Siviks. In addition, they managed to recover the torn pages of the Black Armory Pages, allowing Ada-1 to learn more about herself and the history behind the Black Armoru. Eventually, they managed to recover the Obsidian Accelerator, which allowed the Exo to enhance Black Armory Weapons through Obsidian Radiance. | Throughout the conflict, Guardians managed to recover all four forges, stopping Kell's Scourge from stealing wares at Vault Ebisu in the Last City, then put an end to Siviks. In addition, they managed to recover the torn pages of the Black Armory Pages, allowing Ada-1 to learn more about herself and the history behind the Black Armoru. Eventually, they managed to recover the Obsidian Accelerator, which allowed the Exo to enhance Black Armory Weapons through Obsidian Radiance. | ||
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The Black Armory is a clandestine weapons foundry founded during the late Golden Age. Its sole surviving member, Ada-1, operated in secrecy within the walls of the Last City, before eventually revealing herself to the Guardians to seek their aid in reclaiming the Armory's lost forges and protecting her wares from the Fallen anarchist faction known as the Kell's Scourge.
History
Golden Age and Collapse
The Black Armory was founded at the end of the Golden Age by three families: the French House of Meyrin, the Norse Rasmussen Clan, and the Japanese Satou Tribe. Each family brought elements of their native heritage to the Armory's designs. The families' matriarchs, Henriette Meyrin, Helga Rasmussen and Yuki Satou, came to believe that the Earth was under imminent threat from an extraterrestrial enemy, and agreed to manufacture and stockpile advanced firearms to ensure survival of their families.[1] They built several Forges and sold some of their weapons to compensate for their expenses; Helga Rasmussen, previously of Clovis Bray, ran the business side of things.[2]
The Armory's precautions failed when the actual Collapse arrived; their superior firearms provided little protection against the Black Fleet's onslaught. After an attack by monstrous minions of the Darkness, the group had to abandon their hideout and leave their Forges behind. Henriette's daughter Adelaide was severely injured in the attack, and Henriette reluctantly agreed to Yuki Satou's proposal to upload Adelaide's consciousness into an experimental Exo frame, thus creating Ada-1.[3]
Ada-1 served as a mobile forge, being able to create and upgrade Black Armory weapons with her bare hands. Unfortunately, the unique weapons produced by Ada-1 turned out to be the group's bane in the post-Collapse world, as they attracted multiple bandits and robbers, including some Risen proto-Warlords. Eventually, every other member of the group perished with only Ada-1 remaining.[4] She ended up hiding in the Last City, remaining secretive and distrustful of any Lightbearers, even the Guardians.
Three of the Armory's forges were lost during the Collapse, while a fourth, the Volundr Forge, remained in operation within the European Dead Zone.
Season of the Forge
Following the end of the Red War, the fallen anarchist faction known as the Kell's Scourge sought out the Black Armory's technology for themselves. This led Ada-1 to reveal herself to the Guardians and request their aid in reclaiming the Black Armory's lost Forges and repelling the Scourge.
Throughout the conflict, Guardians managed to recover all four forges, stopping Kell's Scourge from stealing wares at Vault Ebisu in the Last City, then put an end to Siviks. In addition, they managed to recover the torn pages of the Black Armory Pages, allowing Ada-1 to learn more about herself and the history behind the Black Armoru. Eventually, they managed to recover the Obsidian Accelerator, which allowed the Exo to enhance Black Armory Weapons through Obsidian Radiance.
Season of the Splicer
Notable Individuals
- Helga Rasmussen – Co-Founder of the Black Armory
- Yuki Satou – Co-Founder of the Black Armory
- Henriette Meyrin – Co-Founder of the Black Armory
- Adelaide Meyrin – Current Leader of the Black Armory
List of Forges
The Black Armory has forges located in various parts of the Solar System, with the intention of creating legendary weaponry by its founders.
- Volundr Forge – Located in the EDZ on Earth and was claimed by the Red Legion following the Red War.
- Izanami Forge – Located on Nessus and was secured by the Vex. It was aboard the Exodus Black during its voyage.
- Gofannon Forge – Located on Nessus and was under the control of the Kell's Scourge. It was also aboard the Exodus Black.
- Bergusia Forge – Located deep within the restricted Niobe Labs within the EDZ. It is the only forge to create the Obsidian Accelerator and was held by the Kell's Scourge.
Black Armory Forges
Volundr Forge
Bergusia Forge
Gofannon Forge
Izanami Forge
Vault Ebisu
In addition, the Black Armory possessed a large Vault which contained a large number of their weapons. To prevent their weapons from being misused, they went to great lengths to ensure their secrecy. However, when weapons and technology belonging to the Black Armory were reported stolen by the Kell's Scourge, Ada-1 reluctantly forms a partnership with the Guardians to ensure the safety of her foundry's forges and prevent the Fallen from finding the Vault. Ironically, the Vault is located in the Last City and it is where the Guardians face off against the Kell's Scourge and Insurrection Prime to prevent them from breaching the Vault.
After succeeding in bringing down Insurrection Prime, the Guardians managed to confront Siviks at the Niobe Labs, protecting it's technology and secrets from Siviks's thievery. After a struggle, the Guardians finally killed the Kell's Scourge's leader and retrieve the requirements to finish the Izanagi's Burden Sniper Rifle. Grateful in their efforts on the Black Armory's behalf and breaking the Kell's Scourge, Ada-1 grants the weapon to the Guardian.
Project Niobe
Project Niobe was a secret Black Armory experiment with the intention to aid Humanity by combining the Armory's weapon-enhancing phase technology with an artificial frame and digitized consciousness of the Exo. This in other words would have given an Exo the ability to become a mobilised forge.[5][6]
During the Collapse, Henriette Meyrin in an effort to save her fatally injured daughter uploaded her daughters consciousness into an experimental Exo frame to become Ada-1.[7] At some point, Siviks, Lost to None would scour through the Black Armory Papers to seek for secrets of Project Niobe, an initiative to develop and produce enhanced Black Armory prototypes.[8][9] Later Ada-1 expressed her gratitude towards the Guardian for recovering the Obsidian Accelerator, a missing Exo upgrade which enabled her weapon-upgrading abilities using Obsidian Radiance.[10]
Black Armory Products
Exotic Weapons
Legendary Weapons
Gallery
Season of the Forge
Ada-1, current leader of the Black Armory.
The Black Armory.
Black Armory Weapons.
Another view of the The Black Armory.
Vault Ebisu.
The Niobe Labs.
Black Armory Armor.
A Hunter with Black Armory tech.
A Titan with Black Armory tech.
Guardians using Black Armory tech.
The Black Armory logo.
Season of the Splicer
List of appearances
- Destiny 2
- Black Armory (First appearance)
- Season of the Splicer
References
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/4), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Black Armory Papers, Entry 25
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/4), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Black Armory Papers, Entry 41
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/4), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Black Armory Papers, Entry 92, 93, 94, 95
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/4), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Black Armory Papers, Final Entry
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, Entry 67-68
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, Entry 104-105
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, Final Entry
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, Scourge of the Past
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, The Black Armory Pages
- ^ Bungie (2018/12/07), Destiny 2: Black Armory, PlayStation 4, Obsidian Accelerator
