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- "He is that which is an end. And he shall rise again."
- — Nezarec's Sin description[1]
Nezarec was one of the Disciples of the Witness, a group of immensely powerful Darkness-wielding beings who follow the teachings of the Witness. He is referenced in the lore tab of the Warlock helmet Nezarec's Sin and in the name of a Glaive known as Nezarec's Whisper.[1][2] In Season of Plunder, it is also implied that Nezarec is the one speaking in the description of the Delicate Tomb Exotic Fusion Rifle.[3]
Biography
Pre-Golden Age
The description of the Glaive known as Nezarec's Whisper seems to imply that Nezarec was anointed by Rhulk as a new Disciple at some point in the past. Eris Morn apparently found the blade within a chamber of The Lunar Pyramid, covered in centuries of dust, hinting that perhaps Nezarec was the original Disciple that controlled that Pyramid and was therefore a participant in the Collapse.[2]
Nezarec is described in a pre-Golden Age text titled "Of Hated Nezarec", in which he is described as "the final god of pain". The text states that he will one day rise again, implying that he is currently dead, dormant or in hiding.[1] The origin and age of this text is unknown, but its archaic style of writing suggests that it is quite old, indicating that Nezarec may have made his presence known to humanity at some point in the ancient past.
Collapse
First Scribe of House Light Eido, Daughter of Misraaks, obtained ancient records from the Cryptarchy stating that Nezarec was the leader of the assault on Earth during the Collapse. Somehow he ended up crashing his Pyramid into the surface of the moon, presumably when the Traveler defended itself against the Black Fleet.
City Age
The Drifter claims to have visited a place called "The Fourth Tomb of Nezarec" in Jovian space.[4]
Season of Plunder
It is revealed in Season of Plunder that Nezarec's corpse was discovered aboard the Lunar Pyramid by the Eliksni after their arrival in the Sol System. The Eliskni determined that Nezarec's body was a source of great power, and divided the corpse into pieces that they then distributed amongst themselves as talismans. These pieces were later stored within relics and hidden away across the galaxy. Eramis, Kell of Darkness currently seeks to collect all the relics, for purposes yet unknown.[5] Through her research on these relics, Eido, Daughter of Misraaks discovered a reference to the "Curse of Nezarec" in an ancient dirge. The curse is alleged to drain the life of the user, though its purpose is also unknown.
Gallery
The silhouette of Nezarec's body as seen in a cutscene in Season of Plunder
List of appearances
- Destiny 2 (First mentioned)
- Forsaken (Mentioned only)
- Season of the Haunted (Mentioned only)
- Season of Plunder (Mentioned only)
- Forsaken (Mentioned only)
References
- ^ a b c Bungie (2017/9/8), Destiny 2: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Nezarec's Sin
- ^ a b Bungie (2022/5/24), Destiny 2: Season of the Haunted - Weapon Lore: Nezarec's Whisper
- ^ Bungie (2022/8/23), Destiny 2: Season of Plunder - Weapon Lore: Delicate Tomb
- ^ Bungie (2018/9/4), Destiny 2: Forsaken, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, A Drifter's Gambit: Artifacts and Old Friends
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