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'''Paladins''' are the commanders of the [[Reef]]'s military forces and serve directly under the [[Mara Sov|Queen of the Reef]]. There always only seven Paladins at one time. Four Paladins lead the Royal Armada, which consists of the Reef's space fleet, the [[Corsair]]s, and the [[Vestian Guard]]. Two Paladins lead the Royal Army, which consists of the Reef's soldiers, battle stations, and military installations. The seventh Paladin leads the [[Royal Awoken Guard]], which is responsible for protecting the Queen from both direct threats to her person and indirect threats that endanger the Reef as a whole. | '''Paladins''' are the commanders of the [[Reef]]'s military forces and serve directly under the [[Mara Sov|Queen of the Reef]]. There always only seven Paladins at one time. Four Paladins lead the Royal Armada, which consists of the Reef's space fleet, the [[Corsair]]s, and the [[Vestian Guard]]. Two Paladins lead the Royal Army, which consists of the Reef's soldiers, battle stations, and military installations. The seventh Paladin leads the [[Royal Awoken Guard]], which is responsible for protecting the Queen from both direct threats to her person and indirect threats that endanger the Reef as a whole. Palains are granted an Ascendant Scepter upon promotion. <ref>'''Bungie (2/28/2023)''', ''Destiny 2: Season of Defiance, [[Ascendant Scepter]]''</ref> | ||
==Known Paladins== | ==Known Paladins== | ||
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**[[Hollis Eso]] (deceased, murdered by [[Pirrha, the Rifleman]]) | **[[Hollis Eso]] (deceased, murdered by [[Pirrha, the Rifleman]]) | ||
*Royal Awoken Guard Paladins | *Royal Awoken Guard Paladins | ||
**[[Yasmin Eld]]<ref> | **[[Yasmin Eld]]<ref>'''Bungie (9/15/2015)''', ''Destiny: The Taken King, [[Defiance of Yasmin]]''</ref> (deceased, Battle of Saturn) | ||
**[[Dinna]] (deceased, murdered by [[Uldren Sov]]) | **[[Dinna]] (deceased, murdered by [[Uldren Sov]]) | ||
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*''[[Destiny 2]]'' {{Mo}} | *''[[Destiny 2]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Forsaken]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Forsaken]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Shadowkeep]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
**''[[Season of Defiance]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 20:11, October 12, 2023
Paladins are the commanders of the Reef's military forces and serve directly under the Queen of the Reef. There always only seven Paladins at one time. Four Paladins lead the Royal Armada, which consists of the Reef's space fleet, the Corsairs, and the Vestian Guard. Two Paladins lead the Royal Army, which consists of the Reef's soldiers, battle stations, and military installations. The seventh Paladin leads the Royal Awoken Guard, which is responsible for protecting the Queen from both direct threats to her person and indirect threats that endanger the Reef as a whole. Palains are granted an Ascendant Scepter upon promotion. [1]
Known Paladins
- Royal Armada Paladins
- Abra Zire (deceased, Battle of Saturn)
- Hallam Fen
- Imogen Rife (deceased, Reef Wars)
- Kamala Rior
- Leona Bryl
- Royal Army Paladins
- Devi Cassl
- Pavel Nolg (deceased, Battle of Saturn)
- Tellos Cir (deceased, murdered by Pirrha, the Rifleman)
- Loris Pol (deceased, murdered by Pirrha, the Rifleman)
- Hollis Eso (deceased, murdered by Pirrha, the Rifleman)
- Royal Awoken Guard Paladins
- Yasmin Eld[2] (deceased, Battle of Saturn)
- Dinna (deceased, murdered by Uldren Sov)
Trivia
- On several occasions, individuals affiliated with the Reef have been seen to use an encryption cipher, in which messages are designated as being for "Paladin Oran". The encryption functions by taking the first letter of every word of a given encrypted message and combining it to form a new one.
List of appearances
- Destiny
- House of Wolves (First mentioned)
- The Taken King
- Destiny 2 (Mentioned only)
- Forsaken (Mentioned only)
- Shadowkeep (Mentioned only)
- Season of Defiance (Mentioned only)
References
- ^ Bungie (2/28/2023), Destiny 2: Season of Defiance, Ascendant Scepter
- ^ Bungie (9/15/2015), Destiny: The Taken King, Defiance of Yasmin
