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Machine worlds are planets that have been fully converted into massive, functional machines within the Vex Nexus.[1]
Overview
To create their Machine worlds, the Vex begin by digging deep into the planet's core where a world-eating machine converts the planet into another link in their intergalactic chain. [2] The process typically only takes a matter of days as Mercury was transformed unnervingly fast during the Collapse but for reasons unknown, the transformation of Venus was slowed until hundreds of years later. [3] Some believe that the Vex have structures in every celestial object.[4] In the process, most of the Planet's matter, down to it's molecular structure is convered into vex material.
List of known machine worlds
Gallery
Mercury, another example of a Machine world.
List of appearances
References
- ^ a b Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: The Nexus
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Eye of a Gate Lord
- ^ Bungie (2014/9/9), Destiny: PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: The Vex
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