User:Stioceon, Creative Mind/Sandbox

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  • Add quotes for Taken page (Quria's End, Xivu Arath's Return, Service to the Disciples, Confrontations with War (?), The Hunt for Riven's Clutch, Blighted Vengeance (?) & Infestation within the Pale Heart)
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Fall of Osiris

Part 1
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Fall of Osiris Cover 1.WEBP
Fall of Osiris Cover 1.WEBP

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

December 18, 2017[1]

Writer(s):

Ryan North
Christine Thompson

Cover artist(s):

Marcio Takara
Marcelo Maiolo

Artist(s):

Zé Carlos

Number of pages:

10

 
Part 2
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Fall of Osiris Cover 2.WEBP
Fall of Osiris Cover 2.WEBP

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

January 31, 2018[2]

Writer(s):

Ryan North
Christine Thompson

Cover artist(s):

Marcio Takara
Marcelo Maiolo

Artist(s):

Zé Carlos

Number of pages:

10

 

Destiny: Fall of Osiris is a comic series put out by Bungie to further expand the lore of Osiris. It was written by Ryan North and Christine Thompson and illustrated by Zé Carlos and Erick Arciniega. Both issues were released for free online on the Bungie website on December 18, 2017, and January 31, 2018[1][2], and later re-released as part of the Destiny Comic Collection.

Synopsis

Part 1

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Part 2

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Appearances

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External links

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Fall of Osiris #1

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Fall of Osiris #2

References

  1. ^ a b Twitter: Bungie: (@Bungie "We're proud to unveil our first webcomic from the world of Destiny. Fall of Osiris is live! https://comics.bungie.net We hope you enjoy it.")
  2. ^ a b Twitter: Bungie: (@Bungie "The story continues. Fall of Osiris Part 2 is available now. http://comics.bungie.net/en/2/fall-of-osiris/")

Warmind

Part 1
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Warmind Comic Cover 1.WEBP
Warmind Comic Cover 1.WEBP

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

May 2, 2018[1]

Writer(s):

David A. Rodriguez
Mark Waid

Cover artist(s):

Kris Anka

Artist(s):

Kris Anka

Number of pages:

11

 
Part 2
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Warmind Comic Cover 2.WEBP
Warmind Comic Cover 2.WEBP

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

June 1, 2018[2]

Writer(s):

David A. Rodriguez
Mark Waid

Cover artist(s):

Kris Anka

Artist(s):

Kris Anka

Number of pages:

12

 
Part 3
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Warmind Comic Cover 3.WEBP
Warmind Comic Cover 3.WEBP

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

June 22, 2018[3]

Writer(s):

Jill Scharr
Margaret Stohl

Cover artist(s):

Irene Koh

Artist(s):

Paul Reinwand

Number of pages:

12

 

Destiny: Warmind is a three-part online comic that serves as a prequel to the Warmind expansion for Destiny 2. It details the history of Anastasia Bray and her search for Rasputin.

Synopsis

Part 1

The comic begins with a message from Rasputin. After detecting the presence of an individual he dubs the Investigator looking for his "Polaris assets", he decides that a nondisclosure mandate would compromise his prime directive and considers promoting the investigator to an authorized user. He then considers his existence following the Collapse, having needed to change from what he originally was made to be as it was not enough to protect humanity from the Titanomach despite all they had given him and, despite his victory, he was left alone. When the Investigator, one of those killed in in the battle, was brought back with power she nor Rasputin could comprehend by the Gardener, she looked to Rasputin instead of it, but she had yet to find the source of him. Rasputin believed that she would not recognize him if she remembered him and that her moral formatting would not be enough to comprehend what he had become. ultimatly, he would allow her to approach him, but only so far, stating that he is no longer alone.

In her camp in the Arcadia Circle on Mars, Ana Bray is speaking with Camrin Dumuzi about finding a Clovis Bray facility in the area, who tells her that a map she had found could narrow the search area down to 200 kilometers. She tells that the ID badge Ana had on her when she was first resurrected led to a research facility they didn't know existed and that they believed that Clovis Bray's "Cradle of Invention" was a myth but that Ana was living proof of it. She promised she would do whatever she could to help her find anything, including pillaging files from Owl Sector's archives. The two assure each other and Camrin tells Ana that she's risking more than her life out there and to stay safe, find the cradle and to come home.

Later, Ana's Ghost, Jinju, tells her that he had mapped the search area, but they had no way to know how far beneath the Martian ice due to its density. Ana spots something in the ice using a pair of cybernetic eye implants that she had picked up alongside her Jumpship from a Braytech cache on Venus and notes that the glacier near it didn't form naturally. Ana and Carmin conclude that Rasputin was likely what caused it. Ana approaches multiple frozen Frames and a transport vehicle, and wonders what it would take to break through the ice before hearing something. She finds Red Legion Cabal attempting to drill into the ice. She manages to take them out, but is pinned down by a War Beast. Before she can shoot it with her Golden Gun, Ana loses her Light (due to the Red Legion in Homecoming), but still manages to kill it.

That night, as Jinju heals her injury, Ana asks why she lost her Light. Jinju tells her he doesn't know and that he can try to listen to Vanguard channels to get answers, but it ran the risk of being located. Ana tells him to do it, believing that they would be too busy to track her down of what happened to her wasn't an isolated incident. Carmin tells Ana she can account for various dangers in the Martian polar regions, but the area hadn't been touched in centuries. She wishes she could come up with a plan for every potential issue to keep Ana safe, but knows that it's not possible, that Ana is prepared for anything and that she must face it on her own. Ana remarks on the irony of her situation, as she had not brought Carmin with her because only a Guardian could survive the dangers of Mars and now she was rendered mortal. She laments that if she dies, everything she did, including leaving Carmin, would have been for nothing. Carmin reassures her that she isn't a Guardian because a Ghost resurrected her or a Bray because of what her badge said; she is who she choses to be, and she was the bravest person Carmin knew. Ana thanks her and tells her she can find it thanks to her aid.

An unknown number of days later, Ana is trekking across the icy Martian surface when she spots what she thought was a meteor shower overhead. Jinju informs him that they were actually Warsats dropping from orbit, but does not know why. Ana decides it's something to worry about later and tells Jinju that the facility's heatsink compound is on the other side of a frozen sea. Jinju then picks up Zavala's message to Guardians to rally on Titan after losing the Last City, much to Ana's dismay. Jinju suggests they head to Titan, but Ana refuses, knowing Rasputin would make more of a difference than her joining Zavala on Titan. However, Ana would be caught by a Warsat and dragged into the ocean. She detaches her cloak and tries to swim back to the surface, but begins to drift into unconsciousness as she thinks of Carmin.

Part 2

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Part 3

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Characters

Guardians, Residents of the Last City, and their Allies
The Cabal Empire

Species

Organizations

Locations

Events

Vehicles, equipment, and technology

Weapons and armor

Miscellaneous

External links

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Warmind #1

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Warmind #2

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Warmind #3

References

  1. ^ Twitter: Bungie: (@Bungie "Our new webcomic, Warmind, is now live! You can read it at https://comics.bungie.net/en/3/warmind")
  2. ^ Twitter: Bungie: (@Bungie "Ana Bray's martian journey continues in our latest webcomic. Warmind 2: https://comics.bungie.net/en/4/warmind-2/")
  3. ^ Twitter: Bungie: (@Bungie "Ana Bray's journey on Mars concludes in our latest webcomic. Warmind 3: https://comics.bungie.net/en/5/warmind")

Cayde's Six

Part 1
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Cayde's Six Cover 1.webp
Cayde's Six Cover 1.webp

Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

April 11, 2019[1]

Writer(s):

Jon Goff

Cover artist(s):

Dave Rapoza

Artist(s):

Dave Rapoza

Number of pages:

12 pages

 
Part 2
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Publisher:

Bungie

Publication date:

July 17, 2019[2]

Writer(s):

Jon Goff

Cover artist(s):

Dave Rapoza

Artist(s):

Dave Rapoza

Number of pages:

14

 

Destiny: Cayde's Six is a two-part comic that serves as a prequel to the Forsaken expansion for Destiny 2. It details how Cayde-6 and his crew successfully captured the Scorned Barons. The first part is available on Bungie.Net, while the second part is available only in the Destiny Comic Collection.

Synopsis

Part 1

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Part 2

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Trivia

  • An Awoken seen on page three shares the same armor seen in concept art.[3]
  • The only two Barons that don't appear in both issues are Reksis Vahn, the Hangman and Yaviks, the Rider, suggesting they were the first two of the Barons captured.

External links

Destiny 2 Comic Reader | Cayde's Six

Bungie Store | Destiny Comic Collection, Volume One

References

  1. ^ Twitter: Dave Rapoza: (@DaveRapoza "Well, I'm very happy to say that the Destiny 2 comic, "Cayde's Six" is available to read! This is just part 1, can't wait for you all to check it out! - https://comics.bungie.net/en/6/caydes-six/")
  2. ^ Twitter: Dave Rapoza: (@DaveRapoza "Cayde's Six part 2 cover I did for the newly released Destiny Comic Collection! Get it here - https://bungiestore.com/collections/art-books/products/destiny-comic-collection-volume-one")
  3. ^ Concept Art World: Destiny Concept Art by Adrian Majkrzak
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