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After the destruction of the [[Iron Lord]]s, the [[The Last City|Last City]] was engulfed in turmoil. The [[Speaker]] rose to power and tried to install a sense of order by helping form the [[Vanguard]] alongside the [[Titan (class)|Titan]] [[Saint-14]] and the [[Warlock]] [[Osiris]].<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Curse of Osiris]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Garden Progeny 1]]''</ref> Tallulah was approached by the Speaker and was asked to join as the Hunter's representative and leader at the suggestion of Saint-14. She was unamused by the idea, informing the Speaker that organizing Hunters made little sense, as they tended to be independent and have little time or patience for rules and regulations. The Speaker noted that she had already been organizing and bringing Hunters together on other missions, but she took offense to him describing them as solitary and countered they were independent instead. However, when the Speaker mentioned that although she was the preferred choice there were other candidates to be selected as Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah's competitive nature emerged. She stated that it would be difficult to make time for logistical issues, and the Speaker agreed it would be a [[Vanguard Dare|daring challenge]] for someone with her schedule. With a dare now being offered, Tallulah took the Speaker's offer much more seriously and agreed to become the Hunter Vanguard.<ref name="TB"/>
After the destruction of the [[Iron Lord]]s, the [[The Last City|Last City]] was engulfed in turmoil. The [[Speaker]] rose to power and tried to install a sense of order by helping form the [[Vanguard]] alongside the [[Titan (class)|Titan]] [[Saint-14]] and the [[Warlock]] [[Osiris]].<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Curse of Osiris]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Garden Progeny 1]]''</ref> Tallulah was approached by the Speaker and was asked to join as the Hunter's representative and leader at the suggestion of Saint-14. She was unamused by the idea, informing the Speaker that organizing Hunters made little sense, as they tended to be independent and have little time or patience for rules and regulations. The Speaker noted that she had already been organizing and bringing Hunters together on other missions, but she took offense to him describing them as solitary and countered they were independent instead. However, when the Speaker mentioned that although she was the preferred choice there were other candidates to be selected as Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah's competitive nature emerged. She stated that it would be difficult to make time for logistical issues, and the Speaker agreed it would be a [[Vanguard Dare|daring challenge]] for someone with her schedule. With a dare now being offered, Tallulah took the Speaker's offer much more seriously and agreed to become the Hunter Vanguard.<ref name="TB"/>


Eventually the [[Faction Wars]] broke out into opening fighting as various Ghostless and [[Guardian]]-led factions fought for power and influence in the Last City. Tallulah met with the Speaker, Saint-14, and Osiris to determine what the Vanguard's response would be. She noted that the City had been built to unite humanity but that it was now all breaking down from the inside. As the Speaker and Osiris argued over what role the [[Traveler]] was playing in the violence by creating Risen in the first place, Tallulah interrupted and stated that this was not about the Traveler, but a lack of real leadership, nervously worrying that all they had done was pack potential [[Warlord]]s into one confined space with citizens surrounding them. Saint-14 suggested that a governing body with a representative from each faction should be formed, although the Speaker declared that too many factions had dangerous ideas or were violent. Despite Osiris' objection to how dangerous ideas would be defined, Tallulah supported the proposal and began listing factions she believed were violent and had to be exiled, including [[Echelon South]] and the [[Binary Star Cult]], while also reporting rumors that a recently formed faction, [[New Monarchy]], was also behind some of the violence. Following the conclusion of this meeting, hearings were held to judge the factions, and three of the most prominent remaining ones were selected to join the newly formed [[Consensus]] alongside Tallulah and the other Vanguard leaders.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/12/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Dawn]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore:Constellations#Growing|Constellatons: Growing]]</ref>
Eventually the [[Faction Wars]] broke out into opening fighting as various Ghostless and [[Guardian]]-led factions fought for power and influence in the Last City. Tallulah met with the Speaker, Saint-14, and Osiris to determine what the Vanguard's response would be. She noted that the City had been built to unite humanity but that it was now all breaking down from the inside. As the Speaker and Osiris argued over what role the [[Traveler]] was playing in the violence by creating Risen in the first place, Tallulah interrupted and stated that this was not about the Traveler, but a lack of real leadership, nervously worrying that all they had done was pack potential [[Warlord]]s into one confined space with citizens surrounding them. Saint-14 suggested that a governing body with a representative from each faction should be formed, although the Speaker declared that too many factions had dangerous ideas or were violent. Despite Osiris' objection to how dangerous ideas would be defined, Tallulah supported the proposal and began listing factions she believed were violent and had to be exiled, including [[Echelon South]] and the [[Binary Star Cult]], while also reporting rumors that a recently formed faction, [[New Monarchy]], was also behind some of the violence. Following the conclusion of this meeting, hearings were held to judge the factions, and three of the most prominent remaining ones were selected to join the newly formed [[Consensus]] alongside Tallulah and the other Vanguard leaders.<ref>'''Bungie (2019/12/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Dawn]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore:Constellations#Growing|Constellatons: Growing]]''</ref>


One of Tallulah's best Hunters was her friend [[Micah-10]], who escorted Ghost who had yet to find their Guardians around Earth in search of their partners. She received a report from Micah stating that another of her pack had found their Risen, a [[Human]] man who took on the name [[Andal Brask]] and chose the path of a Hunter. Micah jokingly warned Tallulah that she thought Andal might be trouble and asked her to keep an eye on him once he reached the Last City. Also included in the report was that Micah had lost [[Cyrell]], a rogue [[Lightbearer]] who murdered Ghosts and had been tailing her to murder her pack.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:Ghost_Stories#Protector_of_Ghosts|Protector of Ghosts]]''</ref> Tallulah did as her friend asked and greeted Andal when he arrived at the gates of the Last City. According to the exaggeration prone Andal, she slapped him on the back so hard in greeting that he died and had to be revived by his Ghost. As he was rezzed, she informed him that she intended to help him add to his story by finding him a [[Jumpship]], which she planned to do by stealing a fast one from a member of the [[House of Devils]] whom she heard had a fast ship and then get it upgraded at the [[Ishtar Academy]] on [[Venus]]. As she discussed sweet-talking the Library computer by discussing the [[Never-Be]], Andal protested that he had no idea what anything she mentioned was, but Tallulah merely laughed and reassured him it would be fine and that she was not taking him into a [[Vex]] gate yet.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[The Tall Tale]]''</ref>
One of Tallulah's best Hunters was her friend [[Micah-10]], who escorted Ghost who had yet to find their Guardians around Earth in search of their partners. She received a report from Micah stating that another of her pack had found their Risen, a [[Human]] man who took on the name [[Andal Brask]] and chose the path of a Hunter. Micah jokingly warned Tallulah that she thought Andal might be trouble and asked her to keep an eye on him once he reached the Last City. Also included in the report was that Micah had lost [[Cyrell]], a rogue [[Lightbearer]] who murdered Ghosts and had been tailing her to murder her pack.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:Ghost_Stories#Protector_of_Ghosts|Protector of Ghosts]]''</ref> Tallulah did as her friend asked and greeted Andal when he arrived at the gates of the Last City. According to the exaggeration prone Andal, she slapped him on the back so hard in greeting that he died and had to be revived by his Ghost. As he was rezzed, she informed him that she intended to help him add to his story by finding him a [[Jumpship]], which she planned to do by stealing a fast one from a member of the [[House of Devils]] whom she heard had a fast ship and then get it upgraded at the [[Ishtar Academy]] on [[Venus]]. As she discussed sweet-talking the Library computer by discussing the [[Never-Be]], Andal protested that he had no idea what anything she mentioned was, but Tallulah merely laughed and reassured him it would be fine and that she was not taking him into a [[Vex]] gate yet.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[The Tall Tale]]''</ref>


===Death===
===Death===
At some point in her career as the Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah was playing cards against a kind-looking old grandfather. Dealing their hands was an [[Exo]] and apparent friend of the Hunter Vanguard's, [[Caliban-8]]. The game started well for Tallulah, and she excitedly envisioned herself telling the story of her winnings back at [[The Tower]]. However, at some point during the game, both Tallulah and Caliban took notice of the true nature of the other player sitting at the table and discovered that it was actually an [[Ahamkara]], a shapeshifting, wish-granting creature, disguising itself in human form. After this discovery, the Hunter Vanguard continued to play against the Ahamkara, eventually coming down to a bet for her life. It is believed to be here that she also gave Caliban-8 the Vanguard Dare, saying that if she lost her hand (and subsequently, her life), he would succeed her position as Hunter Vanguard.
{{Quote|"Don't you do this, Lulah. Don't you leave me here! I can't do it!"|Caliban-8 realising Tallulah has lost the bet}}
At some point in her career as the Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah was playing cards against a kind-looking old grandfather. Dealing their hands was an [[exo]] and apparent friend of the Hunter Vanguard's, [[Caliban-8]]. The game started well for Tallulah, and she excitedly envisioned herself telling the story of her winnings back at [[the Tower]]. However, at some point during the game, both Tallulah and Caliban took notice of the true nature of the other player sitting at the table and discovered that it was actually an [[Ahamkara]], a shapeshifting, wish-granting creature, disguising itself in human form. After this discovery, the Hunter Vanguard continued to play against the Ahamkara, eventually coming down to a bet for her life. It is believed to be here that she also gave Caliban-8 the Vanguard Dare, saying that if she lost her hand (and subsequently, her life), he would succeed her position as Hunter Vanguard.


Caliban called Tallulah's bet, and immediately begged and pleaded desperately with the Hunter Vanguard to take it all back, not to leave him. However, before the cards were down on the table, the three members of that game knew who won the bet. Upon losing, the Hunter Vanguard tossed her bow to the exo. As the Ahamkara came around the table to collect its winnings, Tallulah looked at her friend, who was speechless in horror, and simply said "A Dare's a dare, man. Good luck."  
Caliban called Tallulah's bet, and immediately begged and pleaded desperately with the Hunter Vanguard to take it all back, not to leave him. However, before the cards were down on the table, the three members of that game knew who won the bet. Upon losing, the Hunter Vanguard tossed her bow to the exo. As the Ahamkara came around the table to collect its winnings, Tallulah looked at her friend, who was speechless in horror, and simply said "A Dare's a dare, man. Good luck."  


She was then killed by the Ahamkara; according to Caliban-8, she did not scream.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Tyranny of Heaven]]''</ref>
She was then killed by the Ahamkara; according to Caliban-8, she did not scream.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Tyranny of Heaven]]''</ref>
==Personality and Traits==
{{Quote|Course you gotta jack their stuff. That's how you show 'em you love 'em, Andal. Now lemme show you around.|Tallulah "Tallu" Fairwind<ref name="VD Cloak">'''Bungie (2018/12/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Black Armory]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [https://www.ishtar-collective.net/entries/vanguard-dare-cloak Vanguard Dare Cloak]''</ref>}}
Little is known about Tallulah, but from what lore we are provided with, it is clear she was a Hunter through and through. She knew it made little sense to try and organize members of this class, and understood the code of honor and loyalty they lived by. According to the Speaker, she had a skill in rallying her fellow Hunters for missions basing not on authority and rules, but class solidarity. Her competitive nature often caused her to act recklessly and brought her into trouble - she took the Vanguard's post because the Speaker dared her to, and eventually got pulled into a card game with an Ahamkara, in which she wagered and lost her life.
Tallulah was close to [[Micah-10]], a member of the [[Six Coyotes]]. She had been the one who introduced [[Andal Brask]] to the City and introduced him to the Hunter tradition of taking a dead comrade's belongings as a sign of love and mourning.<ref name="VD Cloak" /> She enacted it herself by giving her [[Tyranny of Heaven|bow]] to Caliban-8, her friend and successor, as heirloom moments before her death.


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

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Tallulah Fairwind
Biographical information

Other name(s):

Tallu
Lulah (Caliban-8)

Gender:

Female

Political and military information

Affiliation:

Consensus
Vanguard

Rank:

Hunter Vanguard

Class:

Hunter

Notable info:

First Hunter Vanguard

 

"Tallulah Fairwind never turns down a dare."
— Tallulah during her meeting with the Speaker about becoming Hunter Vangaurd

Tallulah Fairwind was a Hunter who was appointed by the Speaker as the first Hunter Vanguard. She was eventually murdered by an Ahamkara and replaced as Hunter Vanguard by Caliban-8.

Biography

Hunter Vanguard

"Let this go on a little longer, and this is the same as the Dark Age. It's just Warlords, packed into a tighter pen."
— Tallulah on the Faction Wars

At the dawn of the City Age, Tallulah was a prominent Hunter. She frequently brought other Hunters together for missions, including a rescue effort in Old Russia and working with Tav and Venra on supply recovery operations.[1]

After the destruction of the Iron Lords, the Last City was engulfed in turmoil. The Speaker rose to power and tried to install a sense of order by helping form the Vanguard alongside the Titan Saint-14 and the Warlock Osiris.[2] Tallulah was approached by the Speaker and was asked to join as the Hunter's representative and leader at the suggestion of Saint-14. She was unamused by the idea, informing the Speaker that organizing Hunters made little sense, as they tended to be independent and have little time or patience for rules and regulations. The Speaker noted that she had already been organizing and bringing Hunters together on other missions, but she took offense to him describing them as solitary and countered they were independent instead. However, when the Speaker mentioned that although she was the preferred choice there were other candidates to be selected as Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah's competitive nature emerged. She stated that it would be difficult to make time for logistical issues, and the Speaker agreed it would be a daring challenge for someone with her schedule. With a dare now being offered, Tallulah took the Speaker's offer much more seriously and agreed to become the Hunter Vanguard.[1]

Eventually the Faction Wars broke out into opening fighting as various Ghostless and Guardian-led factions fought for power and influence in the Last City. Tallulah met with the Speaker, Saint-14, and Osiris to determine what the Vanguard's response would be. She noted that the City had been built to unite humanity but that it was now all breaking down from the inside. As the Speaker and Osiris argued over what role the Traveler was playing in the violence by creating Risen in the first place, Tallulah interrupted and stated that this was not about the Traveler, but a lack of real leadership, nervously worrying that all they had done was pack potential Warlords into one confined space with citizens surrounding them. Saint-14 suggested that a governing body with a representative from each faction should be formed, although the Speaker declared that too many factions had dangerous ideas or were violent. Despite Osiris' objection to how dangerous ideas would be defined, Tallulah supported the proposal and began listing factions she believed were violent and had to be exiled, including Echelon South and the Binary Star Cult, while also reporting rumors that a recently formed faction, New Monarchy, was also behind some of the violence. Following the conclusion of this meeting, hearings were held to judge the factions, and three of the most prominent remaining ones were selected to join the newly formed Consensus alongside Tallulah and the other Vanguard leaders.[3]

One of Tallulah's best Hunters was her friend Micah-10, who escorted Ghost who had yet to find their Guardians around Earth in search of their partners. She received a report from Micah stating that another of her pack had found their Risen, a Human man who took on the name Andal Brask and chose the path of a Hunter. Micah jokingly warned Tallulah that she thought Andal might be trouble and asked her to keep an eye on him once he reached the Last City. Also included in the report was that Micah had lost Cyrell, a rogue Lightbearer who murdered Ghosts and had been tailing her to murder her pack.[4] Tallulah did as her friend asked and greeted Andal when he arrived at the gates of the Last City. According to the exaggeration prone Andal, she slapped him on the back so hard in greeting that he died and had to be revived by his Ghost. As he was rezzed, she informed him that she intended to help him add to his story by finding him a Jumpship, which she planned to do by stealing a fast one from a member of the House of Devils whom she heard had a fast ship and then get it upgraded at the Ishtar Academy on Venus. As she discussed sweet-talking the Library computer by discussing the Never-Be, Andal protested that he had no idea what anything she mentioned was, but Tallulah merely laughed and reassured him it would be fine and that she was not taking him into a Vex gate yet.[5]

Death

""Don't you do this, Lulah. Don't you leave me here! I can't do it!""
— Caliban-8 realising Tallulah has lost the bet

At some point in her career as the Hunter Vanguard, Tallulah was playing cards against a kind-looking old grandfather. Dealing their hands was an exo and apparent friend of the Hunter Vanguard's, Caliban-8. The game started well for Tallulah, and she excitedly envisioned herself telling the story of her winnings back at the Tower. However, at some point during the game, both Tallulah and Caliban took notice of the true nature of the other player sitting at the table and discovered that it was actually an Ahamkara, a shapeshifting, wish-granting creature, disguising itself in human form. After this discovery, the Hunter Vanguard continued to play against the Ahamkara, eventually coming down to a bet for her life. It is believed to be here that she also gave Caliban-8 the Vanguard Dare, saying that if she lost her hand (and subsequently, her life), he would succeed her position as Hunter Vanguard.

Caliban called Tallulah's bet, and immediately begged and pleaded desperately with the Hunter Vanguard to take it all back, not to leave him. However, before the cards were down on the table, the three members of that game knew who won the bet. Upon losing, the Hunter Vanguard tossed her bow to the exo. As the Ahamkara came around the table to collect its winnings, Tallulah looked at her friend, who was speechless in horror, and simply said "A Dare's a dare, man. Good luck."

She was then killed by the Ahamkara; according to Caliban-8, she did not scream.[6]

Personality and Traits

"Course you gotta jack their stuff. That's how you show 'em you love 'em, Andal. Now lemme show you around."
— Tallulah "Tallu" Fairwind[7]

Little is known about Tallulah, but from what lore we are provided with, it is clear she was a Hunter through and through. She knew it made little sense to try and organize members of this class, and understood the code of honor and loyalty they lived by. According to the Speaker, she had a skill in rallying her fellow Hunters for missions basing not on authority and rules, but class solidarity. Her competitive nature often caused her to act recklessly and brought her into trouble - she took the Vanguard's post because the Speaker dared her to, and eventually got pulled into a card game with an Ahamkara, in which she wagered and lost her life.

Tallulah was close to Micah-10, a member of the Six Coyotes. She had been the one who introduced Andal Brask to the City and introduced him to the Hunter tradition of taking a dead comrade's belongings as a sign of love and mourning.[7] She enacted it herself by giving her bow to Caliban-8, her friend and successor, as heirloom moments before her death.

List of appearances

References

  1. ^ a b Bungie (2019/12/10), Destiny 2: Season of Dawn, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Bombardiers
  2. ^ Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Garden Progeny 1
  3. ^ Bungie (2019/12/10), Destiny 2: Season of Dawn, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Constellatons: Growing
  4. ^ Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Forsaken, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Lore: Protector of Ghosts
  5. ^ Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Forsaken, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Tall Tale
  6. ^ Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Forsaken, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Tyranny of Heaven
  7. ^ a b Bungie (2018/12/4), Destiny 2: Black Armory, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Vanguard Dare Cloak
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