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*Quria might be derived from the Greek ''Kyría'' (κυρία), which translates to "lady". Related ''Kýrios'' (Κύριος) means Lord and is a common title for Jesus Christ of Christianity.
*Quria might be derived from the Greek ''Kyría'' (κυρία), which translates to "lady". Related ''Kýrios'' (Κύριος) means Lord and is a common title for Jesus Christ of Christianity.
** It may also be a portmanteau of "Query" (A question) and "Curia". (A group of institutions within the Roman Catholic church) Quria was created to answer a question, and its answer was to mimic the religious behaviour of the Hive.
** It may also be a portmanteau of "Query" (A question) and "Curia". (A group of institutions within the Roman Catholic church) Quria was created to answer a question, and its answer was to mimic the religious behaviour of the Hive.
*Quria is the second known Taken in Destiny to retain at least partial control of its will, after [[Malok]] and before [[Riven, of a Thousand Voices]].
*Quria is the second known Taken in Destiny to retain at least partial control of its will, after [[Malok, Pride of Oryx]] and before [[Riven of a Thousand Voices]].
*In the same lore entries that describe the (supposed) first contact between it and [[The Guardian]], the Vex simulation includes a facsimile of [[Master Rahool]] decrypting the vessel of [[Medusa]] into a [[Shaders|Shader]], two generic tokens, and a non-descript rare-quality item. This is a reference to the meme "two tokens and a blue" in the ''Destiny'' community.
*In the same lore entries that describe the (supposed) first contact between it and [[The Guardian]], the Vex simulation includes a facsimile of [[Master Rahool]] decrypting the vessel of [[Medusa]] into a [[Shaders|Shader]], two generic tokens, and a non-descript rare-quality item. This is a reference to the meme "two tokens and a blue" in the ''Destiny'' community.
*Quria is the second [[Hydra]] that has been observed to have arms and additional appendages, the first being [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind]].
*Quria is the second [[Hydra]] that has been observed to have arms and additional appendages, the first being [[Panoptes, Infinite Mind]].

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Quria, Blade Transform
QuriaInfo1.jpg
Biographical information

Other name(s):

The Dreaming Mind

Species:

Vex (formerly)
Taken

Faction:

Blood of Oryx (formerly)
Savathûn's Brood
Sol Collective (temporarily controlled)

Rank:

Ultra

Class:

Taken Hydra

Combat information

Mission:

The Lost Splicer (briefly)
Expunge: Delphi

Weapon(s):

Solar Taken Aeon Maul

Abilities:

Take
Simulate
Summon Vex
Summon Taken
High Durability
Midair Levitation
Solar Temporal Disintegration Protocol
Kinetic Temporal Shockwave
Rotating Shields

 

Quria, Blade Transform, also known as the Dreaming Mind[1], is a Vex Hydra that was Taken by Oryx.[2] Created to conquer Oryx's throne world and unravel its secrets by gaining an understanding of the Sword Logic, Quria was defeated and Taken by Oryx, but allowed a measure of free will. The Taken King later gifted the Mind to his sister, Savathûn.

Following Oryx's death, Quria was utilized by Savathûn to command the remaining Taken and create new ones, with Quria having acquired the ability to Take via paracausally enhanced simulations of Oryx.[3]

Later, Quria played an integral role as the architect of the Endless Night and served as the season antagonist for Season of the Splicer. It was ultimately defeated by the Guardians with the assistance of Mithrax.

Biography

The Ancient Past

"I have to kill everything. Then I will be powerful."
— Quria, deducing the Sword Logic.

Quria's origin can be traced to an ancient conflict between the Vex and the Hive. Crota once aspired to match the powers of his sisters and cut open a wound into an unknown region of space to obtain a new power. However, he unknowingly released the Vex onto the throne world of Oryx.[4] The machines quickly dominated his father's throne, but they could not understand the Sword Logic and were thus unable to fully control the Throne World. The Vex reformulated their strategy and manifested Quria with the explicit task of deducing the metaphysical framework that governed Oryx's realm. Quria applied itself to this problem and came to a simple conclusion: for the Vex to gain power through the Sword Logic, they must kill everything.[5]

Quria summoned a warrior class of Vex to flood the Throne World through the portal Crota had opened. Crota attempted to fight these Vex, but despite his efforts, they managed to slaughter thousands of Hive and entrenched themselves within the Throne World.

Quria, Blade Transform invading the throne world of Oryx.

The rest of the Hive launched their own attack against the Vex incursion, with the Deathsinger twins Ir Anûk and Ir Halak constructing an Annihilator Totem to repel the Vex, whilst Crota attempted to close the gate he opened. Quria prevented this by instancing itself on the other side of the portal and building a device to keep it open. The Mind organised a series of test invasions to better exploit the paracausal physics of the world.

For centuries the Hive and Vex clashed against each other and suffered major casualties when they ventured to the opposite worlds. A stalemate was ensured as neither race was able to leave their origin world as the Vex were annihilated in the throne world, whilst the Hive lost too much power to win in the Vex world.[5]

To gain further understanding of the Sword Logic and the Darkness, Quria captured Worm larvae for experimentation, which led it to discover that directing worship towards the Worms granted mild paracausal abilities. Quria thus created a new Vex priesthood and directed its subminds to worship the Worms. For reasons unknown, Quria refrained from introducing the Worms into its own organic mind fluid, possibly because its observations of the Hive revealed the dangers of the parasitic symbiosis.

Simulating the Taken King

At the behest of his patron Eir, Oryx returned to his Throneworld and quickly turned the Vex against each other by converting some of them into Taken. Quria was unable to adapt to the new threat and was repelled from the Throne World along with its forces.

Quria later ambushed Oryx inside the Nicha Thought-ship after he destroyed the Harmonious Flotilla Invincible war fleet with his newly constructed Dreadnaught.[6] Quira however, was no match for the Taken King's might and was beaten into submission. But before Oryx could deliver the killing blow, Quria projected a simulation of his former self, Aurash. Oryx had a conversation with the simulated Aurash, while Quria observed and transmitted what it gathered to the greater Vex. Eventually, Oryx, intrigued by Quria's unique abilities, Took the Vex mind[7] and later gifted it to Savathûn, so that she may study it. However, Oryx had left Quria some of its free will intact so that it could surprise her.[8] While in the Witch Queen's care, Savathûn taught Quria to harness Hive magic and apply it to computational problem-solving. Using this, Quria learned how to navigate and solve unsolvable problems, such as how to navigate a singularity. Quria also studied the simulation of Aurash it made before being taken. After observing the simulation for an indeterminate amount of time, Quria was eventually able to perfectly simulate the Taken King himself and, through it, learned and mastered the power to Take.[3].

The Taken of Quria

Following the Red War, Hidden agents on Io reported observations of the local Taken forces behaving strangely toward the Vex. The Guardian was enlisted by Ikora Rey to investigate and found Vex imprisoned within Taken rifts. This caused alarm as Asher Mir noted that the absence of Oryx meant the Taken shouldn't have the capacity to capture even the most simple-minded Vex. The Guardian then tracked a Vex distress signal broadcasted from the Spine Burrows and confronted a Taken Knight called Ir Arok, Tongue of Quria. Ir Arok escaped as another Taken, Elatiox, Beloved of Quria, appeared to battle the Guardians, but was quickly defeated.[9]

Ikora feared the Taken may have found new leadership and asked the Guardian to investigate a Cabal base that reportedly had a lot of Taken activity. They found more Vex were being abducted through dimensional rifts, trapped within containment fields and forcefully transformed into Taken by drowning them in the Blights energies. As they ventured into the main Taken conversion site, Ir Arok was spotted again but left the scene, leaving a newly corrupted Erosus to fight the Guardian. Following its defeat, Ikora suspected that the Taken were now building an army.[10] The Taken were later spotted near the Pyramidion and the Guardian finally cornered Ir Arok near the warp gate of the Vex Collective. While Ir Arok met its demise, some Taken however got through the Vex warp gate.[11]

The Dreaming Curse

"Quria is the key. The Mind simulates Oryx, and thereby masters the power to Take. But of course, Quria is no power unto itself."
— Toland, the Shattered

When Riven met her demise at the hands of the Guardians, it fed on their collective wish to save the Dreaming City and granted a Last Wish where it manifested a Taken Curse. The Hive with the assistance of the directionless Taken were able to assault the City and targeted important temples and relics that contained many Awoken secrets. The Guardian took action and defeated the Disciples of Quria, Inkasi and Ur Haraak, that were lurking within the lost regions of the City and prevented the Grasp of Quria, Vaksari, from enacting a restoration ritual within the Ascendant Plane.

They defeated the Curse at The Shattered Throne, however, the Curse took its true shape whereby the Dreaming City entered a state of perpetual time loop in which past events repeated themselves every 3 weeks and tied to the death of Dûl Incaru. Ghost noted that the closest records pointed to Vex simulations, but believed the Curse was far too cruel to be a simulation.[12] Osiris shared his thoughts to Petra Venj and reported that only Vex simulations were capable of this level of fidelity, but due to no Vex presence within the City, they believed the Taken and Hive were behind this.[13] In the third cycle, Ghost observed that the timing of the loop felt like clockwork similar to a Vex simulation. Sedia agreed and suspected that a Vex Mind may have helped orchestrate the Curse, but went no further with details.[14]

When the Guardian came into contact with Toland in the Ascendant Plane, he explained that the Curse was a prototype of something far more cunning[15] and mentioned that Quria was the key. Its paracasual state of being Taken allowed it to fully simulate the Taken King to command the Taken and to Take, but Toland noted that the Mind did not have the power itself.[3] Quria's ability to Take differed from Oryx who was able to transform beings at will, whilst the new Taken army were previously observed to have been transformed through the overexposure of Blights.

A Lie to Power

As more weeks progressed, the Guardian received a series of cryptic messages encoded within glimmer that purportedly spoke truth to power. The very nature of speaking truth to power is a non-violent political tactic employed by dissidents against an established authority. Previously, Savathûn noted that Oryx's own doctrines were filled with lies and now attempted to challenge those Hive ideas with her own. However, these messages were a tool by Savathûn to express her radical Hive ideas and to manipulate the perceptions of the Guardian through a convoluted mess of lies and half-truths.[16]

Quria's Interference

Prior to the arrival of Black Fleet into the Solar System, Nokris sought an audience with his aunt, Savathûn, and both came to an accord to exchange secrets. The Witch Queen desired Nokris's knowledge of Necromancy, whilst the High Priest wanted to witness the talents of the Dreaming Mind, Quria. Nokris was then instructed act as an interference between the Pyramids and Guardians.[1] To aid his efforts, Quria began to direct its force onto the moons of Io and Titan which allowed the Taken to draw power from the nearby infestations of Darkness.[17][18] As the Guardians attempted to make contact, the Wills of Quria intercepted them on various fronts. Eris Morn noted that Savathûn commanded great strength to wield Quria and believed the presence of Quria's Taken on Titan meant the Queen was threatened by the communications between the Pyramids and Guardians.[17][19]

The Endless Night

"I see you. Crawling around my domain like insects. This realm answers only to one master. You are nothing. You know nothing of power. Thrashing around like a wounded animal. Unaware that you are already dead. Your failure is written in time. I have seen your grave. I see you. Rent asunder… Broken… Taken."
— Quria, "speaking" to The Guardian

Following the Clash of the Chosen, a shroud of night engulfed the Last City. Requiring assistance, Warlock Vanguard Ikora Rey and Savathûn, under the guise of the Warlock Osiris, asked the Kell of the House of Light, Mithrax, for help.[20] Mithrax agreed, in exchange for aiding the House of Light in evading the Vex. On their first incursion to the Outer Nexus of the Vex Network, Quria detected the Guardian's presence after they had eliminated the Subjugated Curator. It attempted to purge the Lightbearer from the system while countering Mithrax's attempts to create an exit but failed to stop the Kell from retrieving them moments after its first sighting.[21]

After multiple intrusions in the Vex Network's Outer Nexus, Mithrax eventually deciphered that Quria and, by extension, Savathûn were behind the Endless Night. Mithrax would spend weeks deciphering Quria's location in the Network. During each incursion into the Nexus, Quira would send secret communications to the Guardian telling them that their failure was written in time and claiming that it had seen the Guardian's grave.[22]

Sometime after the Young Wolf destroyed Dimio, Oppressive Mind Reborn, Mithrax uncovered Quria's location at the core of the Vex domain. After going through the Nexus one final time, the Guardian would reach Quria's domain and confront the Dreaming Mind directly. Quria would put up a fight using both Vex protocols and Taken forces, but it would ultimately be destroyed with only its head remaining. Saint-14 would be ecstatic to hear the news of Quria's demise, while Ikora and Mithrax remain skeptical of that being the end of the Witch Queen's scheme.[23]

Even after Quria's death, the Endless Night would continue and would only be lifted after weeks of work from Mithrax's Splicers. Additionally, Savathûn would lose control of the Taken after Quria's destruction, which would quickly fall under the control of their orignal master for Xivu Arath to use.[24]

Gameplay

Quria begins the encounter by putting up two pairs of rotating circular shields, making head-on combat unadvised. Each shield set is powered by an Ultra located on the edges of the battlefield named the Evaluator of Savathûn and Nexus Minotaur. These Minotaurs must be destroyed to make Quria vulnerable. The Evaluator of Savathûn, a Taken Minotaur, is located on the left side of the battlefield while the Nexus Minotaur is on the right. Both are protected by a shield that must be taken down by delivering an authentication key to a deposit, which will leave them vulnerable. Once the key is inserted, the Minotaur becomes killable, and doing so will result in one of Quria's sets of shields being destroyed, as well as its immunity shield until a third of its health is drained. Repeat this for the other Minotaur on the other side of the arena and Quria will become permanently damageable.

Quria itself can be a formidable foe if fought without a strategy. While completely immobile, the Dreaming Mind has a wide arsenal of weaponry it can use to overwhelm its attacker. Its main way of attack is with a shower of explosives from its Aeon Maul. Once its shields are removed, it will begin launching Temporal Disintegration Protocol walls, that move quickly and remove a third of the attacker's health regardless of any defenses. On top of its own weaponry, Quria summons swarms of Taken Psions to pressure the attacker, pairs of Taken Hobgoblins which can quickly finish off a foe after being weakened by Quria's Disintegration Protocols, and occasionally simulates a Seeker, which can detain anything it makes contact with, which can lead to a quick death if successfully landed.

Despite how powerful Quria is, it still has weaknesses. Due to its immobile state, precision-based weapons like Sniper Rifles, Linear Fusion Rifles and Machine Guns are much easier to use. Quria's shields can also be bypassed via a weapon capable of piercing barriers. It is advised to finish the fight as quickly as possible as Quria's whole strategy revolves around overwhelming and trapping the opponent with its Seekers, constant summoning of Taken Psions and the splash damage from its Aeon Maul preventing shield regeneration.

Trivia

  • Quria might be derived from the Greek Kyría (κυρία), which translates to "lady". Related Kýrios (Κύριος) means Lord and is a common title for Jesus Christ of Christianity.
    • It may also be a portmanteau of "Query" (A question) and "Curia". (A group of institutions within the Roman Catholic church) Quria was created to answer a question, and its answer was to mimic the religious behaviour of the Hive.
  • Quria is the second known Taken in Destiny to retain at least partial control of its will, after Malok, Pride of Oryx and before Riven of a Thousand Voices.
  • In the same lore entries that describe the (supposed) first contact between it and The Guardian, the Vex simulation includes a facsimile of Master Rahool decrypting the vessel of Medusa into a Shader, two generic tokens, and a non-descript rare-quality item. This is a reference to the meme "two tokens and a blue" in the Destiny community.
  • Quria is the second Hydra that has been observed to have arms and additional appendages, the first being Panoptes, Infinite Mind.

Gallery

  • Grimoire Anthology art

    Grimoire Anthology art

  • Quria seen from the front.

    Quria seen from the front.

  • Quria2.jpg
  • Sideview of Quria.

    Sideview of Quria.

  • Quria's seen from the front with its shield active.

    Quria's seen from the front with its shield active.

  • Quria's seen from the front with its shield active close up.

    Quria's seen from the front with its shield active close up.

  • A downward view of Quria.

    A downward view of Quria.

  • Sideview of Quria with a shield active.

    Sideview of Quria with a shield active.

  • A shielded Quria firing upon a Guardian.

    A shielded Quria firing upon a Guardian.

  • Quria12.jpg
  • Quria7.jpg
  • Quria8.jpg
  • Quria9.jpg
  • Quria with its arms active.

    Quria with its arms active.

List of appearances

References

  1. ^ a b Bungie (2020/6/10), Destiny 2, Weblore:Season of Arrivals, False Idols
  2. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XLIII: End of Failed Timeline
  3. ^ a b c Bungie (2018/9/4), Destiny 2: Forsaken, Toland: Quria is the key. The mind simulates Oryx, and thereby masters the power to Take. But of course, Quria is no power unto itself.
  4. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XXXVIII: The partition of death
  5. ^ a b Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XXXIX: open your eye : go into it
  6. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XLI: Dreadnaught
  7. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XLIII: End of Failed Timeline
  8. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King, Grimoire: XLIV: strict proof eternal
  9. ^ Bungie (2017/8/9), Destiny 2, Dynasty: Premeditation
  10. ^ Bungie (2017/8/9), Destiny 2, Dynasty: Calculated Action
  11. ^ Bungie (2017/8/9), Destiny 2, Dynasty: The Long Play
  12. ^ YouTube (2018/9/4): Oracle Offering (Loop 2, Week 1)
  13. ^ YouTube (2018/9/4): The Curse of the Dreaming City | Loop 2, Week 2: Oracle Engine | Forsaken
  14. ^ YouTube (2018/9/4): The Curse of the Dreaming City | Loop 3, Week 2: Oracle Engine | Forsaken
  15. ^ YouTube (2018/9/4): Ascendant Challenge | Toland Dialogue: "This Curse is a Prototype" | Forsaken
  16. ^ Bungie (2018/9/4), Destiny 2: Forsaken, Truth to Power
  17. ^ a b YouTube (2020/6/10): Contact | Public Event Complete (Titan): "The Witch Queen Must Feel Threatened" | Season of Arrivals
  18. ^ YouTube (2020/6/10): Contact | Heroic Event Activation: "The Taken Draw Power" | Season of Arrivals
  19. ^ YouTube (2020/6/10): Contact | Heroic Event Activation: "To Wield Quria" | Season of Arrivals
  20. ^ YouTube (2021/5/11): Season of the Splicer Intro Cinematic
  21. ^ Bungie (2021/5/11), Destiny 2: Season of the Splicer - The Lost Splicer
  22. ^ Bungie (2021/5/11), Destiny 2: Season of the Splicer - The Lost Splicer
  23. ^ Bungie (2021/5/11), Destiny 2: Season of the Splicer - Expunge: Delphi
  24. ^ Bungie (2021/8/24), Destiny 2: Season of the Lost, Cocoon | Wayfinder's Voyage | Season of the Lost

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Aegion, Deductive Mind • Aethiks, Instrument of Xivu Arath • Agioktis, Martyr Mind • Alak'nar, Retainer of Savathûn • Anarchist Captain, Kell's Scourge • Anarchist Marauder, Kell's Scourge • Anarchist Servitor, Kell's Scourge • Aulith, Oblative Postulant • Auloc, Oblative Postulant • Azshradat, Celebrant of Xivu Arath • Bab'dotek, the Abhorrent • Black Heart (Established Mind • Inevitable Mind • Synchronal Mind) • Cottux, Compelled Mind • Ei Haaruz, Retainer of Savathûn • Elūnash, Oblative Adherent • Emperor Calus, Herald of the Witness • Enkaar, the Anointed • Eramis, Kell of Darkness • Fading Nightmare of Ghaul • Fading Nightmare of Kethiks • Fading Nightmare of the Fanatic • Galagos, Kell's Scourge • Hastokk, Oblative Aspirant • High Celebrant of Xivu Arath • Hive Wrathborn • House of Rain Servitor • House of Rain Walker • Ir Dollox, Talon of Xivu Arath • Ir Garza, Scourge of Earth • Ir Hanal, Scourge of the Dakaua • Ir Kaza, Talon of Xivu Arath • Ir Nithra, Scourge of the Ammonite • J4W-S, Wrath-Hunter Servitor • Keelhaal of House Salvation • Kelgorath, Risen from Bones • Kelgorath, Taken from Bones • Kholks, Taken of Xivu Arath • Kikliss, Murderer • Kruutiks, Reefbane • Kudazad, Bound to Xivu Arath • Kzelkis, Kell's Scourge • Leviathan-Eater, Bane of the Ammonites • Lydrion, Symphonic Mind • Nokris, Supplicant to Savathûn • Piraksis, Kell's Scourge • Prevailing Mind • Prevenient Mind • Proto-Sentinel Galedrix, Forge Saboteur • Proximate Mind • Pthasos, Kell's Scourge • Rhungatt, Might of Xivu Arath • Rilliks, Instrument of Xivu Arath • Savathûn's Witness • Scream of Xivu Arath • Serekis-9, Kell's Scourge • Siviks, Lost to None • Subjugated Curator • Sumok, Ravager of Torobatl • Techwizard Malykuh, Salvation's Warden • Telksis the Pillager, Kell's Scourge • Tziksis, Kell's Scourge • Unrelenting Nightmare • Vereziia, Reverent of the Witness • Withdrawn Mind • Xirixis, the Unknowable • Xronos, Kell's Scourge
Alak-Hul, the Lightblade • Antikytheran Mind • Apaktos, Oxidizing Mind • Ashorc, Temple Claimant • Avakrii, Temple Claimant • Baimogg, Unchained Wrath • Baurisk, Envoy of Savathûn • Belmon, Transcendent Mind • Bracus Ghir • Bracus Rulaitl • Bracus Zahn • Brakion, Genesis Mind • Cadori, Lightscourge • Cornea • Defiled Reysk, the Waning Light • Dendron, Root Mind • Devoted of Nokris • Dolos, the Datamine • Dishonored Valus • Edyx, Exothermic Mind • Episkeptis, the Uninvited • Fikrul, the Fanatic • Golden Age Looter • Grask, the Consumed • Gor'ath Gath • Hashladûn, Daughter of Crota • Heimiks, Warden of the Harvest • Ignovun, Chosen of Caiatl • In Anânh, Brood Queen • Irûn, Bound to Sedia • Juraag, the Waylaid • Kargen, the Technocrat • Kataskopos • Kataxiia, Tormentor of the Ahamkara • Kendriks-7 • Khartion, Archival Mind • Khirin, Blinding Captain • Krothion • Lillix, Lightscourge • Logath, the Ruptured • Magnar the Rockjaw • Mhakt, Subjugator of the Forgotten • Nakoix, Lightscourge • Naksis, Devil Baron • Navôta, Eir Spawn • Nokris, Herald of Xol • Optus Taxaat • Optus Vocca • Orm Duluz, Bound to Sedia • Osmium Traitor • Parthenios, Drifting Mind • Protheon, Modular Mind • Pykis, House Salvation • Retina • S.A.B.E.R.-2 • Samaa, the Deserter • Sardul, Acting Expedition Commander • Savathûn's Song • Seal-Engraver • Sedia, the Corrupted • Sepiks Prime • Sepiks-23 • Shrieker, Bound to Sedia • Shuttered Mind • Siege Minotaur • Šimmumah ur-Nokru • Son of In Anânh • Supplicant of Xol • Ta'aul, Disgraced Colossus • Taken Asphyxiator • Taken Exsanguinator • Taken Fracturer • Taurg, Disguised by the Emperor • Thaviks, the Depraved • Toniq, Imprint of Nezarec • The Mad Warden • The Navigator's Claw • The Vengeful Hand • Thelodron, Bound to Sedia • The Fragment • Thûl, the Monstrous • Val Cempas • Val Cunqu'us • Val Ghuusk • Val Gruuk, Bound to Sedia • Val Kladior • Val Prosk, Bound to Sedia • Val Talacanth, Bound to Sedia • Val Trekitus • Val Veorthus • Val Vinca'ar • Val Urgus • Valus Ozysas • Valus Pra'urg • Valus Thuun • Vazimos, the Ensnaring • Whisper of Oryx • Xol, Will of the Thousands • Yächaar, Bound to Sedia • Yateth, Taken Stain • Yatiks, Bound to Sedia • Zebios, the Ensnaring • Zhagal, Disgraced Colossus
Ablazed Glory, Kell's Scourge • Atheon, Time's Conflux • Atraks-1, Fallen Exo • Consecrated Mind, Sol Inherent • Crota, Son of Oryx • Crypt Security • Dul'na, the Dissector • Emperor Calus • Gahlran's Deception • Gahlran, the Sorrow-Bearer • Golgoroth • Gorgon • Herald of Finality • INSURRECTION PRIME, Kell's Scourge • Ir Anûk, Deathsinger • Ir Halak, Deathsinger • Ir Yût, the Deathsinger • Kalli, the Corrupted • Mar'y'n, the Devourer • Morgeth, the Spirekeeper • Nezarec, Final God of Pain • Oryx, the Taken King • Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness • Riven of a Thousand Voices • Royal Beasts • Sanctified Mind, Sol Inherent • Shuro Chi, the Corrupted • Taniks, the Abomination • The Caretaker • The Templar • The Witness • Warpriest • Xeno'doti, the Scavenger • Zo'aurc, Explicator of Planets
Akelous, the Siren's Current • Alak-Tor, Fatesmith of Incaru • Asterion, Set Apart • Ba-Kuur, Fatesmith of Incaru • Captain Avarokk, the Covetous • Dûl Incaru, the Eternal Return • Ecthar, the Shield of Savathûn • Eriviks, the Waking • Fallen Shield • Gaurog, Fatesmith of Incaru • Grisprax, Bosun of Avarokk • Hefnd's Vengeance, Blighted Chimaera • Kell Echo • Locus of Wailing Grief • Malaris, Second Broken Knight • Nightmare of Caiatl, Princess-Imperial • Nightmare of Emonut, Sworn of Moli Imoli • Nightmare of Gahlran, Sorrow Bearer • Nightmare of Hou'dal, Failed Assassin • Nightmare of Ka'hok, Sworn of Umun'arath • Nightmare of Ka'nok, Failed Assassin • Nightmare of Regor, Failed Assassin • Nightmare of Uroa, Sworn of Shayotet • Nymeks, Fourth Broken Knight • Persys, Primordial Ruin • Phalanx Echo • Phry'zhia, the Insatiable • Primeval Thressia, Font of Blight • Querim, the Waking • R-M80, Loyal to Avarokk • Raneiks Unified • Rathil, First Broken Knight of Fikrul • Šimmumah ur-Nokru, Lucent Necromancer • Sirloks, Fifth Broken Knight • The Corrupted Puppeteer • Theratos, Archersbane • Thul-Ar, Acolyte of Nokris • Volmâr, the Tempted • Vorgeth, the Boundless Hunger • Vorlog, Risen in Heresy • Vrysiks, Third Broken Knight • Xavoth, the Waking • Zulmak, Instrument of Torment
Artillery Commander • Azyrax, Exalted Conjurer • Blood Cleaver • Curator Arrox • Cyronax • Defender Born • Defender Hahn • Drusk, the Crushing Fist • Elyksul, Assault Leader • Enforcer Karch • Herald of Savathûn, Proxy • Investigator Prurg • Investigator Tosusk • Iraz, Eye of Savathûn • Jagad, the Overwhelming Surge • Kagathos, Empathic Mind • Korha, the Hollow • Merix-5 • Nalcthor, the Crystaline • Network Minotaur • Ordnance Keeper Tulg • Prusk, the Unequaled Maul • Raktar, the Unrelenting • Relentless Grak • S.A.B.E.R.-0.6 • Salvaged Walker • Savathûn, the Witch Queen • Security Chief Kolg • Skexis, Outcast Captain • Spekkis, Pike Captain • Taksor, Scavenger Raider • Takul-Dar, the Unbreakable • Taskmaster Vazar • Teliks, Bandit Captain • Tekton, Constructive Mind • The Hangman • The Mad Bomber • The Mindbender • The Rider • The Rifleman • The Trickster • Valus Traud, Proxy • Vex Warden • Viadon, Inquisitor Mind • Warden Derg
Agon, Strategic Hydra • Ak-Baral, Rival of Navôta • Alkestis, Sacrificial Mind • Azilis, Dusk Marauder • Bar-Zel, Tutelary of Savathûn • Calzar, Scarred Captain • Deksis-5, Taskmaster • Devourer Darg • Dread Tatsrekaa • Drekthas, Metal Captain • Dust-Choked Thrag • Fortifier Yann • Garut Gra'am • Ghalar, The Fugitive • Golmuut • Graxus, Blind Captain • Hathrek, the Glasweard • Inkasi, Disciple of Quria • Inquisitor Hydra • Kalsis, Sunless Captain • Karugul • Keldrik, Drained Captain • Kurg, the All-Seeing Force • Mazan, Lost Captain • Nariks Reborn • Nightmare of Arguth, the Tormented • Nightmare of Kelnix Reborn • Nightmare of Reyiks, Actuator • Nightmare of Rizaahn, the Lost • Pakrion • Pandrok, Pillar of Nothing • Phyzann, Drowned Captain • Primus Cal'aug • Qeldron, Keeper • Rannix, Drenched Captain • Ruined Mind • Segrex, the Tainted • Subterranean Mind • Talas, Dusk Captain • Teliks, House Salvation • Thaan'Hul • Thyrdron • Ur Haraak, Disciple of Quria • Valus Dravusk, Shadow Legion • Valus Dulurc • Valus Tharum, Gladiatorial Overseer • Varghul, Fragment of Oryx • Vendraxis, Shadow of Oryx • Vilzii, Scorn Chieftain • Yirksii, Subversive Chieftain • Zerz, the Unstoppable Weight • Zetix-7
Roaming Patrols
Au'gor, Devoted of Calus • Bakken, the Relentless • Barit, Imprisoned Flayer • Blighted Centurion • Bracus Ghurm • Bracus Payne, the Called Hand • Captain Taksisaa • Elite Mercury Defender • Falysion, Frenzied Mind • Fanatic's Chosen • Gate Lord • Ghalsis, Pilferer Captain • Ilheru Xolborne • Ir Olena, Moth Keeper • Jai'ek, Supplicant of Calus • Kiphoris, the Eclipsed • Kudazad, Binder of Savathûn • Loyalist Sentinel Commander • Lurg, the Burning Shield • Malura, the Fated • Monitor Hydra • Naktal, Fury of Savathûn • Nightmare of Carun, Beastmaster • Nightmare of Cek'ik, Seeker of the Deep • Nightmare of Evoks, the Burned • Nightmare of Gothrax, Swarm Protector • Nightmare of Ha'lok, the Shield • Nightmare of Horkis, Fear of Mithrax • Nightmare of Jaxx, Claw of Xivu Arath • Nightmare of Kra'lok, the Sword • Nightmare of Ky'leks, the Docked • Nightmare of Loronvis, Council Hand • Nightmare of Qalec, the Sniper • Nightmare of Rovikis, Council Hand • Nightmare of Sek're, Echo of the Voice • Nightmare of Seresis, Council Hand • Nightmare of Sy'ad, the Unending • Nightmare of Tlazat, Fed to Beasts • Nightmare of Uaoc, Spine Breaker • Nightmare of Xortal, Sworn of Crota • Overlord • Paradii, The Vigilant • Pauurc, the Farseer's Heir • Quartermaster • Ralniks, Blood of Kells • Ropymion, Delirious Mind • Rudoc, Imprisoned Flayer • S.A.B.E.R.-0.1, House Salvation • S.A.B.E.R.-X, House Salvation • Secret of Severed Flesh • Shun'gath, the Excised • Technorunner • Techno Squad Leader • Terminus Keeper • The Drowned • The Forgotten • The Sunken • Tirksnii, Corsairbane • Ubartu-ana • Ultorg, Breath of Xol • Vendetta Shank • Viadion, Cleansing Mind • Viadion, Transformed Mind • Vrees, Imprisoned Flayer • Watchful Harpy • Wyvern Venator • Yalsis, the Igniter • Yer'ot the Forgotten • Zeteon, Redemptive Mind
Assassination Patrols
Accumulative Mind • Artillery Operations Commander • Assault Leader • Attenuation Mind • Cargo Security Chief • Chromatic Scrapper • Drenched Sorceress • Enhanced Shank, House Salvation • Fallen Supply Raider • Fortification Substrate Enforcer • Igneous Mind • Isolated Phalanx • Ishaya, High Slayer • Kish-Agesor, the Bright Burn • Liquid Mind • Mineral Conversion Processor • Muloskii, Twilight Captain • Nightmare of Talgoth, Soul Smasher • Nightmare of Val Sinu, Hellbringer • Nightmare of Volniks, Deathkeeper • Nucleative Mind • Obstructive Mind • Ozone Polluter • Photometric Mind • Recursive Mind • Scavenging Crew Leader • Spaelosus, Buried Mind • Subterranean Hydration Officer • Taken Decayer • Valus Gathurn • Valus Pra'um • Vortex Mind
Abyssal Champion • Abyssal Sorcerer • Arsenal Walker • Atan Maht, Margrave of Erasure • Blightmaker • Bracus Eratl • Consul Partisan • Demented Abomination • Disciple of Kridis • Drenksis • Ereshkel, Insight of Savathûn • Ether Abomination • Exhara, Ambassador of Savathûn • Excavation Valus • Excavator Valus • Fallen Commodore • Fanatic's Chosen • Gee'yom, Resonant Saboteur • Glomus, the Severing Slash • Golgoth, Ichor of Xol • Hemolymph Repair Shank • Infernal Ogre • Infiltrator Valus • Integration Mind • Kashur, the Infinite Blaze • Korgath • Ksimikaa the Painsmith • Minotaur Supernumeros • Moag, the Deafening Volley • Naaruz, Third Seeker of Silence • Pallas Siegebreaker • Phry'zhia, the Insatiable • Prime Ether Servitor • Prince of Yul • Ransack Captain • Reanimated Machinist • Resonant Shepherd • Resonant Thief • Rynax, Resonant Bulwark • Thox, the Smoldering Wasp • Tortured Abomination • Ul-Heru, Envoy of Savathûn • Vakarsik, Grasp of Quria • Vanbaluk, Trusted of Savathûn • Vex Gate Lord • Visiraa • War Hound • Wretch Captain • Xegonion, Warped Mind
Akardon, Pitiless Mind • Akorith, Lightdrinker of Savathûn • Ba'aruk, Dissident • Conceptual Mind • Darkmind Abominations • Data Nullifier • Devoted of Ir Yût • Digital Variant Neutralizer • Digital Variant Tracker • Drevis, Aspect of Darkness • Dusk Walker • Eexonios, Pledged to Yirix • Eriviks, the Dreaming • Expector Selin • Expector Yemiq • Graam, Born of the Hellmouth • Haroktha, Scourge of the Helium Drinkers • Haviks, Dusk Baron • Hexahedric Mind • Ir Absuul, First Aria • Ir Airâm, Deathsinger • Ir Nagash, Second Aria • Ir Sûfra, Third Aria • Ishrasek, Lightbinder of Savathûn • Ixion, Covetous Mind • Iziira, Pledged to Yirix • Korusk, Lighteater of Savathûn • Khull, Executioner Knight • Lii'liks, Harvester of the Witness • Locus of Communion • Lurking Abominations • Mimiks-0, Devil's Scion • Mimiks-1, Devil's Scion • Mimiks-2, Devil's Scion • Mant Yût, Born of the Hellmouth • Nightmare Servant of Ir Yût • Omen, Blade of the Black Terrace • Parodos, Choral Mind • Posthüm of the Deep • Querim, the Dreaming • Praksis the Defiled • Qabix, Insurgent • Siriks, Loyal to Eramis • Stasimon, Choral Mind • Ta'aurc, Aspect of War • Tarusk, Lighteater of Savathûn • Urzok, Aspect of Hate • Variant Stalker Brakion, Repurposed Mind • Xavoth, the Dreaming • Yulog of the Deep • Tulgorh, Aspect of Agony
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