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*''"Why a garden? Eden? Hesperides? Hesperides from Hesperus, [[Venus]] on Venus? No, no!"'' | *''"Why a garden? Eden? Hesperides? Hesperides from Hesperus, [[Venus]] on Venus? No, no!"'' | ||
*''"Urd, Verdandi, Skuld. Old names for [[Earth]], [[Mars]], and Venus in the pre-collapse holy text."'' | *''"Urd, Verdandi, Skuld. Old names for [[Earth]], [[Mars]], and Venus in the pre-collapse holy text."'' | ||
*''"House Winter, from the ruins of Caracas. Where they there at the Collapse?!"'' | *''"[[House Winter]], from the ruins of [[Caracas]]. Where they there at the Collapse?!"'' | ||
*''"A Wind Age, a Wolf Age; a presentiment of the Collapse?"'' | *''"A Wind Age, a Wolf Age; a presentiment of the Collapse?"'' | ||
*''"I've never seen anything like this. 13 parables, handwritten on the page."'' | *''"I've never seen anything like this. 13 parables, handwritten on the page."'' |
Revision as of 21:35, July 8, 2014
- "Crypto-archeologists decode the past and our enemies, seeking new discoveries in matter engrams and artifacts returned by Guardians."
- — In-game description
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Master Rahool is an Awoken Cryptarch, found within the Tower's main plaza.[1] With payment, Rahool will decrypt Engrams into usable items.[2] He also has a number of Encoded Engrams for sale that will generate a specific armor piece, weapon or item. He also has Encrypted Engrams which he will sell to Guardians that have accumulated 1 or more ranks of reputation with him.[1]
Besides being a Cryptarch, Master Rahool is also an historian and linguist. He makes mention of various artifacts from the Golden Age and beyond, particularly various religious texts.
Quotes
- "Too noisy? You can't hide in the quiet of the archives all your life."
- "Vex encryption. Unbreakable? Ha, so they say."
- "See here, this carving? Lion faced, Archon. Thousands of years pre-collapse."
- "Found at the foot of the Great Pyramid. 755 feet to a side, 36,506 inches, less than a tenth of a degree from True North. Is that location significant? Ha! Everything's significant."
- "What does the manifest say. Late pre-collapse North American it looks like?"
- "These are forgeries. Someone is wasting our time!"
- "Oh the headache again. I swear it's these symbols, I see them in my dreams!"
- "(Firefax?), from an ancient handheld communications device of the day the Traveler arrived! What a find!"
- "Drifting out there, deep beneath dead oceans signaling all the while. And we, the first to crack it."
- "Oryx-Dead-King. Oryx Dead King, 3 words, 9 word bursts over and over. Osiris?"
- "Brazilian from the morning of the Golden Age. What a hopeful text."
- "What does it mean? Signaling 400 years in orbit. No language known in the archives."
- "Why a garden? Eden? Hesperides? Hesperides from Hesperus, Venus on Venus? No, no!"
- "Urd, Verdandi, Skuld. Old names for Earth, Mars, and Venus in the pre-collapse holy text."
- "House Winter, from the ruins of Caracas. Where they there at the Collapse?!"
- "A Wind Age, a Wolf Age; a presentiment of the Collapse?"
- "I've never seen anything like this. 13 parables, handwritten on the page."
- "Russian, from the evening of the Golden Age. Religious text I think."
- "Rasputin's fingerprints are all over this data. He doesn't even care if we know."
- "Civilization once stretched from the southern tip of this continent, to the frozen North."
- "From the North American Empire just before the Collapse. You can tell by the eagles."[3]
Trivia
- Urd, Verandi, and Skuld are Old Norse for "fate", "present" and "future". They are three figures roughly analogous to the Greek Fates from a poem in the Poetic Edda, which is possibly the religious text in question.
- "A Wind Age, a Wolf Age" is also a possible reference to the Poetic Edda, specifically in a poem about Ragnorak's aftermath. The terms were also used in Bungie's Myth series.
- The Hesperides were nymphs who tended to a blissful garden. They were daughters of Hesperus the Evening Star, also known as the planet Venus.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
References
- ^ a b DattoDoesDestiny: Destiny Alpha Gameplay! Exploring: The Tower
- ^ The Guardian: How the Makers of Halo Plan to Change the Future of Shooters
- ^ Bungie (2014-6-12), Destiny: Alpha PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.