Cabal Carrier
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The Cabal carrier is an unidentified class of Cabal spacecraft designed for transport.
Overview
Carriers are several times larger than Cabal warships, and are capable of holding entire Cabal legions as well as Imperial Land Tanks. They are equipped with ten engines (five to a side; three above, two below).
Several of these carriers are later used in Dominus Ghaul's invasion of the Last City.
Notes
A crashed Cabal carrier can be seen in the background of the Aerodrome of Fleetbase Korus. It was presumably brought down by the Taken during their assault on Phobos. [1]
Gallery
A crashed Cabal carrier in the background of Fleetbase Korus along with a Cabal warship. Note its collapsed state.
Concept art of Cabal carriers being loaded on Phobos. In the background there is an Imperial Land Tank. Note how small the Cabal warship is on the bottom-right.
The Cabal carrier.
Landing gear, and a size comparison of a Cabal carrier and an Imperial Land Tank.
Concept art of an alternate carrier design.
Models of the same alternate carrier design.
Concept art of a second alternate carrier design; the ships are oriented vertically instead of horizontally.
Render of a Cabal carrier.
Carriers hovering above the Last City as the Traveler is being carted off.
A Red Legion carrier that has been parked in the EDZ.
List of appearances
- Destiny
- The Taken King (First appearance)
- Destiny 2
References
- ^ Bungie (2015/11/03), Destiny: The Taken King, Activision Blizzard: The Coming War mission
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