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Bah’nok, Devil of Oryx

Bah’nok, Devil of Oryx
Biographical information
Other name(s):	Bah’nok, Shadow of Riis
Homeworld:	Dreadnaught
Species:	Hive
Gender:	Male
Eye color:	Green
Political and military information
Affiliation:	Blood of Oryx
Rank:	Ascendant Hive
Class:	Knight
Notable info:	Fanatic of Oryx Responsible for the extinction of the House of Stone

Bah’nok, the Requite

Bah’nok, the Requite
Biographical information
Homeworld:	Dreadnaught
Species:	Hive
Faction:	Blood of Oryx
Rank:	Major
Class:	Knight
Gender:	Male
Combat information
Mission:	Savathûn's Song (Heroic) Patrol: The Moon
Weapon(s):	Cleaver
Abilities:	High Durability Rapid Movement Strafe Dodge Summon Hive Darkness Blast

Bah’nok, Vessel of the Witness

Bah’nok, Vessel of the Witness
Biographical information
Species:	Taken
Faction:	Prisoner of the Quarantine
Rank:	Ultra
Class:	Taken Knight
Gender:	Male
Combat information
Mission:	The Pit (Quarantine)
Weapon(s):	Void Boomer
Abilities:	High Durability Rapid Movement Fire Blast Cry of the Witness Temporary Immunity Ground Slam Take Summon Taken

"Some beings wait for their death to arrive, while others run from it. But running isn't as easy when you're chained down."

— Cane

Bah’nok, Devil of Oryx was a Hive Knight of the Blood of Oryx known for participating in the king’s invasion of Riis. A loyal servant to Oryx, Bah'nok would be cast out to further civilizations to kill their strongest warriors as a warning of Oryx's coming. Following the death of Oryx at the hands of the Guardian, Bah'nok would leave the Dreadnaught in an attempt to seek revenge for his king.

After the death of Rhulk, the Witness would Take Bah'nok to use him as a puppet to assassinate the former warlord Cane. This assassination attempt would fail, with Cane trapping Bah'nok within The Pit of the Chernobyl Quarantine Zone.

Trivia

• Bah'nok's name is a portmanteau of two words from the Dragon Language of Bethesda's Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, specifically the words "bah" (wrath) and "nok" (laid to rest).