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The Cult of Osiris originally maintained a camp at [[The Lighthouse]] in Caloris Spires on [[Mercury]], and permitted only the victors of the [[Trials of Osiris]] to enter. At some point, this camp was abandoned in favor of a new sanctuary, also called [[The Lighthouse (Destiny 2)|The Lighthouse]], in the [[Fields of Glass]] overlooking the main gateway to the [[Vex]]'s [[Infinite Forest]]. | The Cult of Osiris originally maintained a camp at [[The Lighthouse]] in Caloris Spires on [[Mercury]], and permitted only the victors of the [[Trials of Osiris]] to enter. At some point, this camp was abandoned in favor of a new sanctuary, also called [[The Lighthouse (Destiny 2)|The Lighthouse]], in the [[Fields of Glass]] overlooking the main gateway to the [[Vex]]'s [[Infinite Forest]]. | ||
The Cult also had a small temple in the basement of a [[Hangman's Pass|radio tower]] at in the [[European Dead Zone]] on [[Earth]], but this enclave was wiped out by [[House of Dusk]] scavengers in the months after the [[Red War]]. | |||
Some of the Cult's writings include the "Parables of the Allspring" and the "Fractal Scrolls". Cultists have a low opinion of the [[Speaker]] for having exiled Osiris, some going so far as to call him a charlatan.<ref>Quotes: [[Brother Vance]]</ref> | Some of the Cult's writings include the "Parables of the Allspring" and the "Fractal Scrolls". Cultists have a low opinion of the [[Speaker]] for having exiled Osiris, some going so far as to call him a charlatan.<ref>Quotes: [[Brother Vance]]</ref> | ||
Conversely, [[Ikora Rey]] has a low opinion of the cultists as well, claiming that they only follow the idea of Osiris and know nothing of the man himself. In fact, before his exile, Osiris himself was annoyed how they treated him like a celebrity | Conversely, [[Ikora Rey]] has a low opinion of the cultists as well, claiming that they only follow the idea of Osiris and know nothing of the man himself. In fact, before his exile, Osiris himself was annoyed how they treated him like a celebrity and resented how his "followers" treated his research like holy texts instead of knowledge to learn from. | ||
Ikora, while having a low opinion of them, does see some use for the Cultists, normally involving information. The Warlock Vanguard normally ignores their conspiracy theories but often makes use of their information and contacts with her [[Hidden]] agents. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||