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'''Nezarec, Final God of Pain''' is a [[Disciples|Disciple]] of the [[Witness]]. An ancient [[Tormentor]] with powerful psychic abilities, Nezarec relishes the fear and pain experienced by other sentient beings, and is known to induce [[Nightmares]] in his victims in order to feed on their fear. Nezarec was known to myriad civilizations who feared and even worshipped him, including the pre-[[Cabal]] [[Psion]]s and pre-[[Golden Age]] [[Humanity]].  
'''Nezarec, Final God of Pain''' is a [[Disciples|Disciple]] of the [[Witness]]. An ancient [[Tormentor]] with powerful psychic abilities, Nezarec relishes the fear and pain experienced by other sentient beings, and is known to induce [[Nightmares]] in his victims in order to feed on their fear. Nezarec was known to myriad civilizations who feared and even worshipped him, including the pre-[[Cabal]] [[Psion]]s and pre-[[Golden Age]] [[Humanity]].  


Nezarec initially led the [[Black Fleet]] in its assault on [[Earth]] during the [[Collapse]], and claimed [[The Veil]] on behalf of [[The Witness]]. However, he was betrayed by [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]], who killed Nezarec and cursed his remains, leaving him entombed in his own [[The Lunar Pyramid|Pyramid]] on the [[Moon]]. Despite his physical death, echoes of his consciousness continued to persist across the system. His remains were later found by [[Fallen]] scavengers and split into pieces that were distributed amongst them as "relics" and talismans, only to be gathered centuries later by two parties: The [[Guardian]]s of the [[Last City]] and [[Eramis, Kell of Darkness]] of the [[House of Salvation]]. The latter brought only his head back to the Witness.  
Nezarec initially led the [[Black Fleet]] in its assault on [[Earth]] during the [[Collapse]], and claimed [[The Veil]] on behalf of [[The Witness]]. However, he was betrayed by [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]], who killed Nezarec and cursed his remains, leaving him entombed in his own [[The Lunar Pyramid|Pyramid]] on the [[Moon]]. Despite his physical death, echoes of his consciousness continued to persist across the system. His remains were later found by [[Fallen]] scavengers, including the Eliksni Koraxis who would later become one of Nezerac's Acolytes. The Fallen raiding party would split Nezerac's corpse into pieces that were distributed amongst them as "relics" and talismans. The relics of Nezerac would only be gathered centuries later by two parties: The [[Guardian]]s of the [[Last City]] and [[Eramis, Kell of Darkness]] of the [[House of Salvation]] in [[Season of Plunder]]. However, the original Fallen raiding party would leave the head of Nezerac untouched inside the Lunar Pyramid.<ref>'''Bungie (2023/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]:[[Lightfall]]-[[Armor|Armor Lore]]: [[Bite of Trepidation Suit (Hunter)#Vest of Trepidation|Vest of Trepidation]]''</ref>  The Witness would later come into the possession of Nezerac's head and encased his remains in a sarcophagus that is located on [[The Witness]]' [[Pyramid]].    


Nezarec would become active again in the fallout of [[The Traveler]]'s attack on [[The Witness]]' [[Pyramid]], where he haunted the citizens of [[Neomuna]] in the [[CloudArk]]. Serving as the final boss of the ''[[Root of Nightmares]]'' raid, he would fully resurrect via a newly grown [[Tree of Silver Wings]] with both [[Light]] and [[Darkness]] powers, only to be defeated once more by the [[Guardian]]s during their conquest of the Pyramid.
Nezarec would become active again in the fallout of [[The Traveler]]'s attack on [[The Witness]]' [[Pyramid]], where he haunted the citizens of [[Neomuna]] in the [[CloudArk]]. Serving as the final boss of the ''[[Root of Nightmares]]'' raid, he would fully resurrect via a newly grown [[Tree of Silver Wings]] with both [[Light]] and [[Darkness]] powers, only to be defeated once more by the [[Guardian]]s during their conquest of the Pyramid.
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