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Descendants
Overview
Objectives:	Defend the Glass Throne ; Defend Mercury and its secrets
At war with:	Vanguard ; House of Winter ; House of Wolves ; Taken ; Red Legion
Allied with:	Aphix Invasive ; Hezen Corrective ; Hezen Protective ; Precursors ; Sol Collective ; Proxies
Encountered:	Vault of Glass ; Echo Chamber ; Mercury

Revision as of 14:57, September 30, 2023

The Descendants (also known as the Sol Imminent), are a Vex collective spanning from the far future of the Vex network, having first been encountered within the Vault of Glass.

They can be identified by their black and brown-colored frames and ring-shaped heads.^[1]

History

Origins

The exact origins of the Sol Imminent is unknown. However it is often believed that they come from the future. They would eventually come to inhabit the Simulant Future in the Infinite Forest on Mercury, the Glass Throne in the Vault of Glass and the Echo Chamber on Venus.

Fall of the Great Titan

After the Battle of the Twilight Gap and the death of Solkis, Kell of Devils, Saint-14 entered the Infinite Forest to search for Osiris, coming into conflict with the Descendants. Saint-14 would destroy thousands of them. However the division would create Agioktis, Martyr Mind to drain Saint-14’s Light, they would succeed and bring an end to the great Titan.

Fall of the Vault of Glass

Members of the division would later be encountered by a six Guardian fireteam led by the Guardian in the Glass Throne. They would fail to stop the fireteam and Atheon, Time's Conflux would be destroyed.

Curse of Osiris

They would come into conflict with the Guardian once more at the Lighthouse on Mercury.

Changing Fate

Shortly after The Undying Minds destruction, the timeways of Mercury have become unraveled. Osiris would call upon Guardians to preserve time and find a way for Saint-14 to be saved. The Guardian goes back in time to when the Martyr Mind was draining Saint-14's Light. The Descendants battle with the Guardian who becomes trapped by Agioktis, freeing the Great Titan. Agioktis is destroyed and Saint-14 orders the Guardian to return to their own timeline and to open a portal for him. Even with their numbers, the Descendants are defeated by Saint-14, who emerges from the Infinite Forest years later and returns to the Last City

Structure

According to multiple Ghost analysis, these Vex are extremely old, in that they have been active for an incalculable span of time—indicating that they may very well have come from the future.

Following the death of Dominus Ghaul, they began to gather on Mercury alongside the Precursors, in order to unite under Panoptes, Infinite Mind.^[2]

Notable members

Unique forces

Seeker
Harpy variants
- Descendant Harpy
- Entangled Protector
Goblin variants
- Descendant Axis Goblin
- Descendant Goblin
Fanatic variants
- Descendant Fanatic
Hobgoblin variants
- Descendant Axis Hobgoblin
- Descendant Hobgoblin
Minotaur variants
Hydra variants
Cyclops variants

Gallery

Sol Imminent

Agioktis, Martyr Mind
Hagios, Reverent Mind
Descendants draining Saint-14's light

Destiny 2

A Descendant Goblin in Destiny 2
A Descendant Hobgoblin in Destiny 2
A Descendant Minotaur
A Descendant Harpy
A Descendant Hydra in Destiny 2
A Descendant Cyclops
A Descendant Fanatic

Trivia

In Destiny, the regular Descendants all appear as Majors.^[3]
The Curse of Osiris expansion saw the introduction of Descendant Harpies and Cyclopses.
The Axis Minds, Hagios and Agioktis both mean Saint in Greek. Άγιος meaning Saint. This symbolises the great respect the Descendants had for Saint-14.

List of appearances

Destiny (First appearance)
Destiny 2
- Curse of Osiris
  - Season of Dawn
  - Season of the Splicer (Non-canon appearance)

References

^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Descendants
^ YouTube (2017/10/30), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Curse of Osiris Trailer
^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard

[1] Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Descendants

[2] YouTube (2017/10/30), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Curse of Osiris Trailer

[3] Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard

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 ===Curse of Osiris===
-They would come into conflict with the [[The Guardian|Guardian]] once more at the [[Lighthouse]] on [[Mercury]]. Later the [[The Guardian|Guardian]] alongside [[Osiris]] would use the [[The Sundial|Sundial]] to find a timeline where [[Saint-14]] could be saved. They succeeded and the former [[Titan (class)|Titan]] [[Vanguard]] escaped the forest and returned to the city.
+They would come into conflict with the [[The Guardian|Guardian]] once more at the [[Lighthouse]] on [[Mercury]].
+===Changing Fate===
+Shortly after [[The Undying Mind]]s destruction, the timeways of [[Mercury]] have become unraveled. Osiris would call upon Guardians to preserve time and find a way for [[Saint-14]] to be saved. [[The Guardian]] goes back in time to when the Martyr Mind was draining Saint-14's [[Light]]. The Descendants battle with the Guardian who becomes trapped by Agioktis, freeing the Great Titan. Agioktis is destroyed and Saint-14 orders the Guardian to return to their own timeline and to open a portal for him. Even with their numbers, the Descendants are defeated by Saint-14, who emerges from the [[Infinite Forest]] years later and returns to the [[Last City]]
 ==Structure==