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During the events of [[Season of the Splicer]], New Monarchy allied itself with [[Lakshmi-2]] and the [[Future War Cult]] in protest of the [[Vanguard|Vanguard's]] decision to grant asylum to the [[House of Light]]. This alliance soon lead to an attempted coup against the Vanguard and a [[Vex]] incursion into the [[Eliksni Quarter]] of the City. Both the coup and Vex attack were swiftly thwarted by the Guardians. New Monarchy, along with the other factions, fled the City soon after. The current whereabouts of [[Executor Hideo]] and other New Monarchy leadership is unknown. | During the events of [[Season of the Splicer]], New Monarchy allied itself with [[Lakshmi-2]] and the [[Future War Cult]] in protest of the [[Vanguard|Vanguard's]] decision to grant asylum to the [[House of Light]]. This alliance soon lead to an attempted coup against the Vanguard and a [[Vex]] incursion into the [[Eliksni Quarter]] of the City. Both the coup and Vex attack were swiftly thwarted by the Guardians. New Monarchy, along with the other factions, fled the City soon after. The current whereabouts of [[Executor Hideo]] and other New Monarchy leadership is unknown. | ||
Given that the New Monarchy fled the City in Dead Orbit's fleet, it is a possibility that Dead Orbit convinced the New Monarchy of leaving the Solar System once and for all in pursuit of a new home. | Given that the New Monarchy fled the City in Dead Orbit's fleet, it is a possibility that Dead Orbit convinced the New Monarchy of leaving the Solar System once and for all in pursuit of a new home. | ||
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- "Hope will be born from the collective triumphs of the king in us all."
- — Grimoire Description
The New Monarchy was one of the factions of the Last City, dedicated to protecting Humanity and intent on cultivating a new Golden Age. They were also involved in gathering recruits from the Tower for participation in the Crucible.[1] The Leaders of the faction are called Executors, their most recent leader, Executor Hideo, was the last New Monarchy representative to the Consensus, and sold a variety of New Monarchy-branded armor, weapons, and emblems to Guardians. New Monarchy also participated in the Faction Rallies event shortly after the end of the Red War.[1]
History
The New Monarchy rose from the chaos of the Faction Wars with a simple, inclusive guiding tenet: "Together we will rise". Cautious of the fragile state of the City's politics, the New Monarchy maintained a watchful eye on the Speaker, the Consensus, and the Vanguard. They sought strong leadership that would reign over the City and return civilization to its Golden Age splendour. To New Monarchy, if successful leadership could not be found, then it must be created. Members of New Monarchy are known for their ambition, drive and executive legal powers. New Monarchy was also well known for arming any Guardians of The Last City who were willing to fight to reclaim the solar system.
Despite being wary of the Consensus, New Monarchy and the Guardians who pledged themselves to the faction are credited for laying the killing blow to the traitor Lysander and his Concordat, who sought to overthrow the Consensus and the Speaker, at Bannerfall, during the Faction Wars.
The Red War
When the Red Legion invaded the Last City, New Monarchy forces evacuated many civilians to safe areas outside the City, such as The Farm. They were involved in a number of other relief efforts during the Red War, even claiming to have done more than any of the other factions combined. However, following the reclamation of the Last City from the Cabal, New Monarchy began to struggle in gaining new followers, as a new "power to the people" movement inspired by Suraya Hawthorne, among others, began to spread among the populace. During this time, some within the City began stealing supplies from New Monarchy, claiming to be following "Hawthorne's lead". Despite this, New Monarchy set up a recruiting stand and new base of operations in the Bazaar, part of the Vanguard's new Tower.
Along with the other factions of the City, New Monarchy participated in a number of Faction Rallies in the year following the end of the Red War.
Season of the Splicer
During the events of Season of the Splicer, New Monarchy allied itself with Lakshmi-2 and the Future War Cult in protest of the Vanguard's decision to grant asylum to the House of Light. This alliance soon lead to an attempted coup against the Vanguard and a Vex incursion into the Eliksni Quarter of the City. Both the coup and Vex attack were swiftly thwarted by the Guardians. New Monarchy, along with the other factions, fled the City soon after. The current whereabouts of Executor Hideo and other New Monarchy leadership is unknown.
Given that the New Monarchy fled the City in Dead Orbit's fleet, it is a possibility that Dead Orbit convinced the New Monarchy of leaving the Solar System once and for all in pursuit of a new home.
Known members
Beliefs
New Monarchy is a staunchly pro-City faction that believes in law and order. They hope to create a new Golden Age and believe in humanity's ability to overcome all hardships. While the Faction Wars may have ended with the establishment of the Consensus, New Monarchy still aims to place an enlightened Monarchy in charge of the City in place of the currently fragile alliance between factions.[2]
New Monarchy's Executors are also expected to follow a strict set of laws on how to represent their faction and identify the one true ruler.
The Seven Tenets
- To secure our walls from the enemies without internal division.
- To secure the rights and liberties of every upstanding citizen.
- To sponsor the sciences of the City, and salvage the ruins beyond, so that our Golden Age might be reborn.
- To support the Guardian Orders by leading the City in technological innovations.
- To support the natural harmony of the City, and to actively dissuade any group or individual that might disrupt that harmony.
- To hold all individuals, compacts, and alliances to the highest standards of productivity and right behavior.
- To, by vote of the Consensus, abolish the Consensus, and transfer ultimate power, in order that the rights and liberties of all citizens be secured, to a single sovereign of unimpeachable character.[3]
Laws of the Executors
- The sign of New Monarchy should come to mean comfort, safety and strength. — Vol. 1
- When the dream is fulfilled and the day has come to crown a leader, spectacle and pomp are fitting. Spend lavishly. — Vol. 1
- The greatest merits are found within. But even these are better displayed by sumptuous dress and a sense of style. — Vol. 1
- To serve as an Executor is to stand as a pillar of the City. Hold your head high. — Vol. 2
- Above all, Executors must cultivate perceptiveness, for without this, kings and queens might walk before our faces and we would not see. — Vol. 3
- The hand of the law must fall impartially on the rich and poor, the powerful and the weak. This is required of both rulers and the Executors who serve them. — Vol. 6
- With stout and unfailing arm, Executors shall defend the principles of monarchy to all who challenge them. — Vol. 6
- Executors shall uphold the rights of others with all their strength until a greater leader arises to take that burden. — Vol. 6
- We pursue an unrealized ideal, but we do so clearly, without illusions. — Vol. 9
- With steadfast pace and upright bearing, we and those who follow us shall prevail. — Vol. 9
- The time to walk away from a poor candidate is before the crown is offered. Executors must test and dismiss many thousands without guarantee of success. Vol. 10
- Opportunities will arise to profit from our mission, to accrue personal power and wealth. Decline them. — Vol. 12
- In seeking a true leader, the Executor must test the heart of each candidate, sifting through the weak, foolish, and evil for the good. — Vol. 13
- In your long search, remember that true leaders inspire others to follow. Tyrants may exercise petty power, but they will be abandoned before long. — Vol. 13
- While our wealth is not meant for personal use, we should remember that a taste of luxury can be instructive, even persuasive. — Vol. 13
Gear
Destiny
Players earn reputation with New Monarchy by completing reputation missions (Patrol missions, Bounties, Strikes, etc) while wearing a New Monarchy class item or the New Monarchy badge. The following items are available:
- Rank 0: New Monarchy class item (used to acquire reputation).
- Rank 1: New Monarchy emblems.
- Rank 2: Legendary New Monarchy armor. Armor provides bonuses to intellect and strength.
- Rank 3: Legendary New Monarchy weapons.[4]
Destiny 2
In Destiny, gear is earned during the Faction Rallies by completing a variety of tasks, such as Lost Sectors and Public Events, as well as by completing Strikes. These events provide New Monarchy Tokens which can then be turned in to Executor Hideo for New Monarchy Engrams, which contain both faction-exclusive rewards and generic loot.
Quotes
- "What separates us from the Darkness? It is neither our technology nor our strength in battle. It is our minds, civilization and potential. Why else would the Traveler have chosen us? The Last City can be more than a cradle of refugees. It cries out for a guiding hand that can bring out its best."
- — Allegiance recruitment speech
- "Enough talk. The time for action has come."
- — helmet description [5]
- "A finger can be broken. A fist cannot."
- — gauntlet description
- "The City is divided. We must unite beneath a single will."
- — chest armor description
- "Our choice is simple, Find our strength, or face extinction."
- — leg armor description
- "In pursuit of the City's safety, our jurisdiction is unlimited."
- — cloak description
- "The City prospers on our field of order and justice."
- — cloak / mark description
- "What rules us is our service to the greater welfare of the city."
- — bond / mark description
- "A fractured wall is the hallmark of disorder..."
- — bond description
Trivia
- New Monarchy's name and purpose are similar to the real-life "New Monarchs" of the 15th century.
List of appearances
References
- ^ a b Bungie (2014/6/12), Destiny: Alpha PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: New Monarchy
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Ghost Fragment: New Monarchy
- ^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.
- ^ Youtube: Destiny - Vanguard Armor, Faction Armor, and Crucible Armor
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