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====Joining the Iron Lords==== | ====Joining the Iron Lords==== | ||
{{Quote|I heard you're trying to put an end to the fighting. They say you're recruiting people with the gift.|Efrideet to Saladin, seeking to join the Iron Lords}} | {{Quote|I heard you're trying to put an end to the fighting. They say you're recruiting people with the gift.|Efrideet to Saladin, seeking to join the Iron Lords}} | ||
Upon hearing that [[Saladin Forge]] and several other [[Lightbearer]]s were banding together in a new organization dedicated to stopping the fighting between Risen [[Warlord]]s, Efrideet sought out Saladin to request permission to join them. She found him atop a cliff near the small village of [[Patch Run]] and assisted him in dispatching a group of [[Fallen]], but the two ran out of ammunition during the fight. As she attempted to talk to him about joining the [[Iron Lords]], he rebuffed her questions and requested she leave, not entirely trusting her and claiming he sought those who could do more than just shoot. Efrideet believed that nobody was a better shot than her, and in response, Saladin pointed at the village below and explained how he came every week to defend it from a nearby Fallen House, but that the Fallen kept returning. Before she could reply, two [[Fallen Skiff]]s appeared and deployed a [[Fallen Walker|Walker]] to assault the Patch Run. Efrideet questioned if he had any ammo remaining, but Saladin stated he had only the [[Light]] but the Fallen were out of range and they would have to climb down. She countered there was no time for that and instead offered to throw him at the Walker, causing Saladin to laugh until he realized she was serious and declaring there was no dignity to that. Efrideet noted there was no dignity in letting the entire village die either.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Iron_Remembrance_Armor#Cloak_of_Remembrance|Cloak of Remembrance]]''</ref> which convinced Saladin to allow her to throw him. Both Lightbearers began | Upon hearing that [[Saladin Forge]] and several other [[Lightbearer]]s were banding together in a new organization dedicated to stopping the fighting between Risen [[Warlord]]s, Efrideet sought out Saladin to request permission to join them. She found him atop a cliff near the small village of [[Patch Run]] and assisted him in dispatching a group of [[Fallen]], but the two ran out of ammunition during the fight. As she attempted to talk to him about joining the [[Iron Lords]], he rebuffed her questions and requested she leave, not entirely trusting her and claiming he sought those who could do more than just shoot. Efrideet believed that nobody was a better shot than her, and in response, Saladin pointed at the village below and explained how he came every week to defend it from a nearby Fallen House, but that the Fallen kept returning. Before she could reply, two [[Fallen Skiff]]s appeared and deployed a [[Fallen Walker|Walker]] to assault the Patch Run. Efrideet questioned if he had any ammo remaining, but Saladin stated he had only the [[Light]] but the Fallen were out of range and they would have to climb down. She countered there was no time for that and instead offered to throw him at the Walker, causing Saladin to laugh until he realized she was serious and declaring there was no dignity to that. Efrideet noted there was no dignity in letting the entire village die either.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Iron_Remembrance_Armor#Cloak_of_Remembrance|Cloak of Remembrance]]''</ref> which convinced Saladin to allow her to throw him. Both Lightbearers began channeling Arc energy, and as Saladin warned her not to miss she grabbed him by the collar of his armor and hoisted him over her head and their Arc energies combined into a swirling storm. Efrideet then threw Saladin like a [[Striker|javelin]] towards the advancing Walker.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Iron_Remembrance_Armor#Mark_of_Remembrance|Mark of Remembrance]]''</ref> | ||
The Walker was annihilated in the Arc blast, but a few Fallen survived and continued to advance on Patch Run. Efrideet quickly hurried down the mountain and intercepted them before they reached the village. She then searched the crater where Saladin had created for his body and returned his Ghost to him so he could be resurrected. As he sat up, Efrideet began mocking him for warning her not to miss, asking if he had ever known her to not hit a target. She told him about finishing off the Fallen stragglers, and in response, Saladin admitted that the Iron Lords might need someone of her skill and morals to join them. Efrideet suggested she may have changed her mind and asked if she could throw him again. He told her no, so she refused to join, causing Saladin to concede that they may run out of ammo again. She was told to meet him and the others at [[Dwindler's Ridge]] and she questioned how many of them there were, which made Saladin smirk and remark "a few".<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Iron_Remembrance_Armor#Bond_of_Remembrance|Bond of Remembrance]]''</ref> | The Walker was annihilated in the Arc blast, but a few Fallen survived and continued to advance on Patch Run. Efrideet quickly hurried down the mountain and intercepted them before they reached the village. She then searched the crater where Saladin had created for his body and returned his Ghost to him so he could be resurrected. As he sat up, Efrideet began mocking him for warning her not to miss, asking if he had ever known her to not hit a target. She told him about finishing off the Fallen stragglers, and in response, Saladin admitted that the Iron Lords might need someone of her skill and morals to join them. Efrideet suggested she may have changed her mind and asked if she could throw him again. He told her no, so she refused to join, causing Saladin to concede that they may run out of ammo again. She was told to meet him and the others at [[Dwindler's Ridge]] and she questioned how many of them there were, which made Saladin smirk and remark "a few".<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Iron_Remembrance_Armor#Bond_of_Remembrance|Bond of Remembrance]]''</ref> | ||
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====The Warlord Conflict==== | ====The Warlord Conflict==== | ||
{{Quote|Risen and non-Risen have lived in their separate corners for too long. We're all people. That's all the Iron Lords are trying to say. We should live together. There are things we can teach each other.|Efrideet convincing a village to join the Last City}} | {{Quote|Risen and non-Risen have lived in their separate corners for too long. We're all people. That's all the Iron Lords are trying to say. We should live together. There are things we can teach each other.|Efrideet convincing a village to join the Last City}} | ||
Having joined the Iron Lords, Efrideet participated in their [[Warlord Conflict|campaign]] against the [[Warlord]]s. As they defeated the Warlords and liberated humanity's survivors from their rule, they assisted a growing [[The Last City|City]] underneath the [[Traveler]]. The Iron Lords were soon approached by the Warlord [[Felwinter]], who wished to join their ranks and offered his [[Iron Temple|keep]] at the top [[Felwinter Peak]] in the [[Old Russia|Old Russian]] [[Cosmodrome]] to serve as their headquarters. Efrideet was impressed upon meeting the Warlord, joking that | Having joined the Iron Lords, Efrideet participated in their [[Warlord Conflict|campaign]] against the [[Warlord]]s. As they defeated the Warlords and liberated humanity's survivors from their rule, they assisted a growing [[The Last City|City]] underneath the [[Traveler]]. The Iron Lords were soon approached by the Warlord [[Felwinter]], who wished to join their ranks and offered his [[Iron Temple|keep]] at the top [[Felwinter Peak]] in the [[Old Russia|Old Russian]] [[Cosmodrome]] to serve as their headquarters. Efrideet was impressed upon meeting the Warlord, joking that they had the grim formidable look of the Iron Lords, but as she walked behind him she saw he had a damaged and distressed [[Ghost]] embedded into the back of his [[Felwinter's Helm|helmet]]. She ordered him to turn around and show the rest of the gathered Iron Lords, shocking them, and Efrideet walked back to her comrades and informed him that he would not be allowed to continue using the Ghost in such a manner and would need to put it out of its misery. Felwinter explained it was a Warlord's Ghost and had proven useful, but Efrideet was backed up by Saladin. While Felwinter agreed to abide by their demand, he never removed it.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Felwinter's Helm]]''</ref> | ||
At some point during Warlord Conflict, Efrideet and Saladin encountered an [[Ahamkara]]. Her friend wished to fight an actual dragon, transforming the wish-granting creature into a fearsome flying beast that breathed fire. As they fought the beast, Efrideet kept her distance by shooting it with a rifle while Saladin charged it with an [[Iron Battle Axe]], and she questioned if he did not want to use another weapon. As she dodged a burst of flame her cloak caught fire, and as Efrideet quickly took it off she yelled as Saladin to explain why he had wished to fight a dragon of all things. The other Iron Lord declared that they were knights and asked if she did not want to be a dragon slayer before charging the beast once more.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Transfiguration]]''</ref> | At some point during Warlord Conflict, Efrideet and Saladin encountered an [[Ahamkara]]. Her friend wished to fight an actual dragon, transforming the wish-granting creature into a fearsome flying beast that breathed fire. As they fought the beast, Efrideet kept her distance by shooting it with a rifle while Saladin charged it with an [[Iron Battle Axe]], and she questioned if he did not want to use another weapon. As she dodged a burst of flame her cloak caught fire, and as Efrideet quickly took it off she yelled as Saladin to explain why he had wished to fight a dragon of all things. The other Iron Lord declared that they were knights and asked if she did not want to be a dragon slayer before charging the beast once more.<ref>'''Bungie (2018/9/4)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Forsaken]], PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Transfiguration]]''</ref> | ||
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====Confronting Warlord Shaxx==== | ====Confronting Warlord Shaxx==== | ||
{{Quote|No one’s beat Shaxx in a fight. Iron Lords or Warlords. Much less take territory from him.|Efrideet, during a strategy meeting about Warlord Shaxx}} | {{Quote|No one’s beat Shaxx in a fight. Iron Lords or Warlords. Much less take territory from him.|Efrideet, during a strategy meeting about Warlord Shaxx}} | ||
After decades of conflict, Efrideet joined [[Saladin Forge]] and [[Felwinter]] within a [[Warlock]] meditation chamber within [[Felwinter Peak]] to plan how to deal with the legendary Warlord [[Shaxx]]'s mountain fortress. Felwinter announced that Shaxx had accepted his challenge to one-on-one combat, but Efrideet was | After decades of conflict, Efrideet joined [[Saladin Forge]] and [[Felwinter]] within a [[Warlock]] meditation chamber within [[Felwinter Peak]] to plan how to deal with the legendary Warlord [[Shaxx]]'s mountain fortress. Felwinter announced that Shaxx had accepted his challenge to one-on-one combat, but Efrideet was skeptical of his plan due as no Iron Lord or Warlord had ever bested the [[Titan (class)|Titan]]. Felwinter countered that [[Ikora Rey]] had and that he could too before questioning if either had a better idea. Saladin conceded that Lord [[Radegast]] was planning a head-on assault, shocking Efrideet due to the nearly hundred civilians living in the fortress who could be caught in the crossfire. She refused to believe that their commander truly intended to go through with the assault, but Saladin noted that Radegast was tired of fighting, but Efrideet did not believe that was a good excuse.<ref name="REM">'''Bungie, (3/10/2020), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[[Season_of_the_Worthy_Weblore#Remembrance|Remembrance]]''</ref> | ||
The trio travelled to Shaxx's fortress, discovering his people were seemingly well-fed and had winter clothing. They found the Warlord making repairs to his fortress to weatherproof it for the coming change in weather. Felwinter attempted to convince Shaxx to join, but the Warlord questioned if he had given [[Citan]] the same speech before killing him. Efrideet carefully kept her face neutral and ignored Saladin looking at her in shock, keeping ready to draw her hand cannon in case things turned violent. Failing to persuade Shaxx to join the Iron Lords or the growing [[The Last City|Last City]], they proceeded outside where Efrideet and Saladin watched as Shaxx defeated Felwinter in seconds. Conferring in the aftermath of the duel, Felwinter declared he would stay and continue challenging Shaxx. Efrideet noted that the local Warlords would respect that, although they were all needed to join a concentrated strike against the [[House of Devils]] in the [[Cosmodrome]]. She was also concerned that Shaxx would target Felwinter's [[Ghost]], [[Felspring]], as he had multiple confirmed kills of other Warlords, but Felwinter did not believe that Shaxx would attempt to truly kill him. Saladin agreed with the plan but declared that he expected that all Felwinter would do is buy them time to deal with the Fallen and then return in force. As she and Saladin left their comrade to his work, Efrideet expressed surprise that Saladin did not know that Felwinter was an oathbreaker and that was why Radegast hated him. Saladin admitted he did not and questioned why Felwinter was still tolerated. She informed him that Felwinter had provided evidence that all the Warlords he murdered had killed Ghosts, civilians, and other crimes that broke the Iron Decree but had never requested permission for any of his executions. Efrideet then hoped that they had another plan other than assaulting the mountain once the Devil uprising had been put down, but Saladin stated that Shaxx was forcing their hand and that they could not risk other Warlords who would be less careful attack first.<ref name="REM"/> | The trio travelled to Shaxx's fortress, discovering his people were seemingly well-fed and had winter clothing. They found the Warlord making repairs to his fortress to weatherproof it for the coming change in weather. Felwinter attempted to convince Shaxx to join, but the Warlord questioned if he had given [[Citan]] the same speech before killing him. Efrideet carefully kept her face neutral and ignored Saladin looking at her in shock, keeping ready to draw her hand cannon in case things turned violent. Failing to persuade Shaxx to join the Iron Lords or the growing [[The Last City|Last City]], they proceeded outside where Efrideet and Saladin watched as Shaxx defeated Felwinter in seconds. Conferring in the aftermath of the duel, Felwinter declared he would stay and continue challenging Shaxx. Efrideet noted that the local Warlords would respect that, although they were all needed to join a concentrated strike against the [[House of Devils]] in the [[Cosmodrome]]. She was also concerned that Shaxx would target Felwinter's [[Ghost]], [[Felspring]], as he had multiple confirmed kills of other Warlords, but Felwinter did not believe that Shaxx would attempt to truly kill him. Saladin agreed with the plan but declared that he expected that all Felwinter would do is buy them time to deal with the Fallen and then return in force. As she and Saladin left their comrade to his work, Efrideet expressed surprise that Saladin did not know that Felwinter was an oathbreaker and that was why Radegast hated him. Saladin admitted he did not and questioned why Felwinter was still tolerated. She informed him that Felwinter had provided evidence that all the Warlords he murdered had killed Ghosts, civilians, and other crimes that broke the Iron Decree but had never requested permission for any of his executions. Efrideet then hoped that they had another plan other than assaulting the mountain once the Devil uprising had been put down, but Saladin stated that Shaxx was forcing their hand and that they could not risk other Warlords who would be less careful attack first.<ref name="REM"/> | ||
