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'''Alak-Hul, the Darkblade''' is a [[Hive]] [[Knight]], foster son of [[Oryx]], and the boss of [[The Sunless Cell]]. | '''Alak-Hul, the Darkblade''' is a [[Hive]] [[Knight]], foster son of [[Oryx]], and the boss of [[The Sunless Cell]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Alak-Hul and his consort, [[Verok]], were present at the [[Hellmouth]] when [[Eris Morn]] and [[Eriana-3]] led their fireteam to assassinate [[Crota, Son of Oryx]].<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/10/destiny-the-taken-king-39-s-new-approach-to-storytelling.aspx '''GameInformer''': ''Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling'']</ref> It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the [[Titan]] [[Vell Tarlowe]].<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-12)''', ''Destiny'', Activision Blizzard, [[Mark of the Duskborn]]</ref> Following the [[raid]], Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against [[Oryx]], but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the [[Dreadnaught]], never to see the light again.<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/12/new-details-revealed-in-our-exclusive-destiny-the-taken-king-hands-on-impressions.aspx?PostPageIndex=3 '''Gameinformer''': New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions]</ref> But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him. | Alak-Hul and his consort, [[Verok]], were present at the [[Hellmouth]] when [[Eris Morn]] and [[Eriana-3]] led their fireteam to assassinate [[Crota, Son of Oryx]].<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/10/destiny-the-taken-king-39-s-new-approach-to-storytelling.aspx '''GameInformer''': ''Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling'']</ref> It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the [[Titan]] [[Vell Tarlowe]].<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-12)''', ''Destiny'', Activision Blizzard, [[Mark of the Duskborn]]</ref> Following the [[raid]], Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against [[Oryx]], but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the [[Dreadnaught]], never to see the light again.<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/12/new-details-revealed-in-our-exclusive-destiny-the-taken-king-hands-on-impressions.aspx?PostPageIndex=3 '''Gameinformer''': New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions]</ref> But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him. | ||
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- "Oryx gave me no task. Therefore I must task myself, With Oryx's ending."
- — Alak-Hul
Alak-Hul, the Darkblade is a Hive Knight, foster son of Oryx, and the boss of The Sunless Cell.
Biography
Alak-Hul and his consort, Verok, were present at the Hellmouth when Eris Morn and Eriana-3 led their fireteam to assassinate Crota, Son of Oryx.[1] It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the Titan Vell Tarlowe.[2] Following the raid, Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against Oryx, but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the Dreadnaught, never to see the light again.[3] But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him.
Gameplay
The fight with Alak-Hul will be deep in his cell, so it will be almost pitch black, limiting one's field of vision. He is armed with an axe. After taking a certain amount of damage, he will appear to vanish from existence only to teleport to another position of the arena. If on low health, Alak-Hul will become enraged and charge his foes down to cut them to bits.
Gallery
References
- ^ GameInformer: Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling
- ^ Bungie (2014-9-12), Destiny, Activision Blizzard, Mark of the Duskborn
- ^ Gameinformer: New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions
