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===Riksis, Devil Archon=== | ===Riksis, Devil Archon=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Riksis.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"The Archons are the links between the Fallen and their Servitors. We break those links, we break the Fallen."'' | |||
Archons are revered amongst the Fallen. It is unknown whether these high priests are the caretakers of the Prime Servitors, or simply vicious arbiters of the Primes' will. | Archons are revered amongst the Fallen. It is unknown whether these high priests are the caretakers of the Prime Servitors, or simply vicious arbiters of the Primes' will. | ||
Riksis collects the skulls of dead Guardians. Whether he keeps them as trophies or presents them as offerings to whatever Prime he serves, his threat is very real, and his death will bring great joy to a City in need of hope. | Riksis collects the skulls of dead Guardians. Whether he keeps them as trophies or presents them as offerings to whatever Prime he serves, his threat is very real, and his death will bring great joy to a City in need of hope. | ||
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===Simiks-3=== | ===Simiks-3=== | ||
[[File:Simiks3ServitorGrimoireCard.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"Its thirst for knowledge was left unquenched for so long, its death will almost be considered a tragedy."'' | |||
Simiks-3 was born of Winter's Prime Servitor, rumored to have been destroyed long ago. From readings gathered during the battle, it appears Simiks-3 was uniquely equipped to process and store huge amounts of intel between itself and a chain of nearby Servitors. | Simiks-3 was born of Winter's Prime Servitor, rumored to have been destroyed long ago. From readings gathered during the battle, it appears Simiks-3 was uniquely equipped to process and store huge amounts of intel between itself and a chain of nearby Servitors. | ||
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===Draksis, Winter Kell=== | ===Draksis, Winter Kell=== | ||
[[File:Draksis-winter-kell-image.png|right|150px]] | |||
{{quote|The architect of Winter's strategy. And he still shows his strength on the front line.|Commander Zavala}} | {{quote|The architect of Winter's strategy. And he still shows his strength on the front line.|Commander Zavala}} | ||
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Defeating Draksis could throw Winter into chaos. With Simiks Prime allegedly already lost, the House leadership would be gutted - although proof of the Servitor's demise remains elusive. | Defeating Draksis could throw Winter into chaos. With Simiks Prime allegedly already lost, the House leadership would be gutted - although proof of the Servitor's demise remains elusive. | ||
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===Sepiks Prime=== | ===Sepiks Prime=== | ||
[[File:SepiksPrimeServitorGrimoireCard.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"I never believed a machine could know hatred."'' | |||
Floating, emotionless arbiters of life and death, Servitors are quasi-religious automata defended by the Fallen with zealous ferocity. | Floating, emotionless arbiters of life and death, Servitors are quasi-religious automata defended by the Fallen with zealous ferocity. | ||
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Sepiks Prime relies on fanatical reinforcements and its own considerable tactical abilities - including a short-range teleport and a powerful directed energy weapon. Aim for the eye, and break contact if it turns your way. | Sepiks Prime relies on fanatical reinforcements and its own considerable tactical abilities - including a short-range teleport and a powerful directed energy weapon. Aim for the eye, and break contact if it turns your way. | ||
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===Aksor, Archon Priest=== | ===Aksor, Archon Priest=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Aksor.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
A disciple of the Prime Servitor Kaliks, Aksor initiated brutal crusades against human settlements beyond the City and ravaged countless Awoken enclaves throughout the Reef. When the Queen waged her war against the Wolves, Aksor was taken alive and sealed into the infamous Prison of Elders. | A disciple of the Prime Servitor Kaliks, Aksor initiated brutal crusades against human settlements beyond the City and ravaged countless Awoken enclaves throughout the Reef. When the Queen waged her war against the Wolves, Aksor was taken alive and sealed into the infamous Prison of Elders. | ||
Killing Aksor before he can join the ranks of the House of Winter weakens the Fallen, strengthens ties to the Reef, and brings the City one step closer to gaining a solid foothold along the Shattered Coast. | Killing Aksor before he can join the ranks of the House of Winter weakens the Fallen, strengthens ties to the Reef, and brings the City one step closer to gaining a solid foothold along the Shattered Coast. | ||
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===The Silent Fang=== | ===The Silent Fang=== | ||
[[File:Silent fang.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
Commanded by the fearsome Drevis, Wolf Baroness, the Silent Fang are a unit of elite stealth warriors and assassins. Instrumental in Skolas' rise to kellship among the Wolves, the Silent Fang also menaced the Queen during the Reef War. It was Drevis and the Silent Fang who razed Amethyst, and then tricked the Queen's Armada at the Battle of Iris. Though the Silent Fang suffered a serious blow when Drevis was finally thrown in the Prison of Elders after the Siege of Pallas, they continued to threaten the Queen's forces until the war's end. | Commanded by the fearsome Drevis, Wolf Baroness, the Silent Fang are a unit of elite stealth warriors and assassins. Instrumental in Skolas' rise to kellship among the Wolves, the Silent Fang also menaced the Queen during the Reef War. It was Drevis and the Silent Fang who razed Amethyst, and then tricked the Queen's Armada at the Battle of Iris. Though the Silent Fang suffered a serious blow when Drevis was finally thrown in the Prison of Elders after the Siege of Pallas, they continued to threaten the Queen's forces until the war's end. | ||
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===Paskin, King Baron=== | ===Paskin, King Baron=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Paskin.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''Hull of Crows'' | ''Hull of Crows'' | ||
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Prince Uldren: Power cleverly deployed is always worth admiring. | Prince Uldren: Power cleverly deployed is always worth admiring. | ||
Yasmin Eld: So why send the King Barons? | Yasmin Eld: So why send the King Barons? | ||
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===Yavek, Wolf Baron=== | ===Yavek, Wolf Baron=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Yavek.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
"Serve him; he is Kell of Kells." | "Serve him; he is Kell of Kells." | ||
Yavek was a minor lieutenant of Skolas' during the Reef Wars who evaded capture after the Cybele Uprising. After Skolas returned to the House of Wolves, he named Yavek a Baron to reward his loyalty, and sent him to Earth to be his negotiator with the Houses of Kings and Devils. | Yavek was a minor lieutenant of Skolas' during the Reef Wars who evaded capture after the Cybele Uprising. After Skolas returned to the House of Wolves, he named Yavek a Baron to reward his loyalty, and sent him to Earth to be his negotiator with the Houses of Kings and Devils. | ||
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===Vekis, King Baron=== | ===Vekis, King Baron=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Vekis.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''Hull of Crows'' | ''Hull of Crows'' | ||
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Shuro Chi: Be certain, my prince, that your assessment is free of personal bias. | Shuro Chi: Be certain, my prince, that your assessment is free of personal bias. | ||
Prince Uldren: What are you suggesting, Shuro? | Prince Uldren: What are you suggesting, Shuro? | ||
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===Taniks, the Scarred=== | ===Taniks, the Scarred=== | ||
[[File:Taniks the Scarred.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"It is the lone wolf, once cornered, who has the worst bite."'' | |||
Taniks, the Scarred, a mercenary known for the theft of Aksor from the Prison of Elders and the murder of Hunter Vanguard Andal Brask, sells his services to any Fallen House willing to pay the right price. It is believed by the Fallen that he is undying, a living huntsman whose physical self is joined with a mix of technologies, each pilfered from legendary treasure troves. But treasure is not the only currency of value to Taniks. His true ambitions rest in the challenge of the feats in front of him, and the rewards simply allow him to exist free of any Kell's rule. | |||
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Taniks, the Scarred, a mercenary known for the theft of Aksor from the Prison of Elders and the murder of Hunter Vanguard Andal Brask, sells his services to any Fallen House willing to pay the right price. It is believed by the Fallen that he is undying, a living huntsman whose physical self is joined with a mix of technologies, each pilfered from legendary treasure troves. But treasure is not the only currency of value to Taniks. His true ambitions rest in the challenge of the feats in front of him, and the rewards simply allow him to exist free of any | |||
===Skolas: Captured=== | ===Skolas: Captured=== | ||
[[File:Grimoire Skolas Captured.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
Variks keeps a ragged piece of armor in his pod. It's human tech, Golden Age. Shattered in some ancient battle, pre-Collapse, and left to drift. He found it and he brought it to his quarters so he could sit on it. It's nothing like a throne. Variks doesn't want a throne. | Variks keeps a ragged piece of armor in his pod. It's human tech, Golden Age. Shattered in some ancient battle, pre-Collapse, and left to drift. He found it and he brought it to his quarters so he could sit on it. It's nothing like a throne. Variks doesn't want a throne. | ||
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He tried to use the Vex, word has it. He tried to use their machines. Has that ever worked for anyone? Maybe one. Maybe a few: the Osiris cultists are Variks' favorite people. Maybe that's how you survive this alien star where dead gods slumber and dead heroes walk. You cozy up to powers you barely understand and make yourself useful, or at least inoffensive. You become a parasite, a scavenger, a servant. | He tried to use the Vex, word has it. He tried to use their machines. Has that ever worked for anyone? Maybe one. Maybe a few: the Osiris cultists are Variks' favorite people. Maybe that's how you survive this alien star where dead gods slumber and dead heroes walk. You cozy up to powers you barely understand and make yourself useful, or at least inoffensive. You become a parasite, a scavenger, a servant. | ||
That's dreg strength. That's the strength that keeps Variks alive. It's nothing to be ashamed of. | That's dreg strength. That's the strength that keeps Variks alive. It's nothing to be ashamed of. | ||
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===Skolas: Defeated=== | ===Skolas: Defeated=== | ||
[[File:Skolas-defeated-grimoire.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
Skolas is dead. | Skolas is dead. | ||
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He puts on his mask. | He puts on his mask. | ||
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===Pilot Servitor=== | ===Pilot Servitor=== | ||
[[File:PilotServitorGrimoireCard.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"Pilots once mapped the stars. Skolas turned them into weapons."'' | ''"Pilots once mapped the stars. Skolas turned them into weapons."'' | ||
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With the wounds of the Reef Wars renewed by the House of Wolves' betrayal, the Queen no longer abides their presence in her Reef. | With the wounds of the Reef Wars renewed by the House of Wolves' betrayal, the Queen no longer abides their presence in her Reef. | ||
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===Kaliks Reborn=== | ===Kaliks Reborn=== | ||
[[File:Kaliks Reborn.jpg|right|150px]] | |||
''"This machine is no God... But given fervent worship even a shell can transcend."'' | ''"This machine is no God... But given fervent worship even a shell can transcend."'' | ||
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Kaliks Reborn is seen by these devout prisoners as the resurrection of their Prime. With a Kaliks to serve, the Fallen may rally, the Wolves may gain new strength. Or worse, a new House may rise—a House blinded by faith and hungry to be seen as equal. | Kaliks Reborn is seen by these devout prisoners as the resurrection of their Prime. With a Kaliks to serve, the Fallen may rally, the Wolves may gain new strength. Or worse, a new House may rise—a House blinded by faith and hungry to be seen as equal. | ||
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==Fallen Hunted== | ==Fallen Hunted== | ||