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'''Alak-Hul, the Darkblade''' is a [[Hive]] [[Knight]], foster son of [[Oryx]], and the boss of [[The Sunless Cell]]. | '''Alak-Hul, the Darkblade''' is a [[Hive]] [[Knight]], foster son of [[Oryx]], and the boss of [[The Sunless Cell]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Alak-Hul and his consort, [[Verok]], were present at the [[Hellmouth]] when [[Eris Morn]] and [[Eriana-3]] led their fireteam to assassinate [[Crota, Son of Oryx]].<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/10/destiny-the-taken-king-39-s-new-approach-to-storytelling.aspx '''GameInformer''': ''Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling'']</ref> It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the [[Titan]] [[Vell Tarlowe]].<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-12)''', ''Destiny'', Activision Blizzard, [[Mark of the Duskborn]]</ref> Following the [[raid]], Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against [[Oryx]], but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the [[Dreadnaught]], never to see the light again.<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/12/new-details-revealed-in-our-exclusive-destiny-the-taken-king-hands-on-impressions.aspx?PostPageIndex=3 '''Gameinformer''': New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions]</ref> But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him. | Alak-Hul and his consort, [[Verok]], were present at the [[Hellmouth]] when [[Eris Morn]] and [[Eriana-3]] led their fireteam to assassinate [[Crota, Son of Oryx]].<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/10/destiny-the-taken-king-39-s-new-approach-to-storytelling.aspx '''GameInformer''': ''Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling'']</ref> It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the [[Titan]] [[Vell Tarlowe]].<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-12)''', ''Destiny'', Activision Blizzard, [[Mark of the Duskborn]]</ref> Following the [[raid]], Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against [[Oryx]], but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the [[Dreadnaught]], never to see the light again.<ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2015/08/12/new-details-revealed-in-our-exclusive-destiny-the-taken-king-hands-on-impressions.aspx?PostPageIndex=3 '''Gameinformer''': New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions]</ref> But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him. | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
The fight with Alak-Hul will be deep in his cell, so it will be almost pitch black, limiting one's field of vision. He is armed with an axe. He will appear to vanish from existence only to teleport to another position of the arena after taking a certain amount of damage from ranged weapons; if attacked with a [[Super]] or a [[Sword]] he will not vanish teleport. If on low health, Alak-Hul will become enraged and charge his foes down to cut them to bits. | |||
The fight with Alak-Hul will be deep in his cell, so it will be almost pitch black, limiting one's field of vision. He is armed with an axe. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Alak-Hul, the Darkblade is a Hive Knight, foster son of Oryx, and the boss of The Sunless Cell.
Biography
Alak-Hul and his consort, Verok, were present at the Hellmouth when Eris Morn and Eriana-3 led their fireteam to assassinate Crota, Son of Oryx.[1] It was Alak-Hul and Verok's spawn that killed the Titan Vell Tarlowe.[2] Following the raid, Alak-Hul and Verok instigated a rebellion against Oryx, but the rebellion was put down. Alak-Hul's motivation was twofold: first, because he felt neglected by Oryx (which was deliberate, as Oryx wanted Alak-Hul to become a "hungering blade"), and second, to appraise himself in the eyes of Verok. Alak-Hul was captured by Oryx's warriors, and the Taken King decreed that Alak-Hul be imprisoned aboard the Dreadnaught, never to see the light again.[3] But after Oryx retreated from the material realm, Eris wanted to make sure Alak-Hul couldn't assume the throne, and ordered for his elimination, and so a fireteam went down into his cell and killed him.
Gameplay
The fight with Alak-Hul will be deep in his cell, so it will be almost pitch black, limiting one's field of vision. He is armed with an axe. He will appear to vanish from existence only to teleport to another position of the arena after taking a certain amount of damage from ranged weapons; if attacked with a Super or a Sword he will not vanish teleport. If on low health, Alak-Hul will become enraged and charge his foes down to cut them to bits.
Gallery
References
- ^ GameInformer: Destiny: The Taken King's New Approach To Storytelling
- ^ Bungie (2014-9-12), Destiny, Activision Blizzard, Mark of the Duskborn
- ^ Gameinformer: New Details Revealed In Our Exclusive Destiny: The Taken King Hands-On Impressions
