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(→‎Trivia: last time this was here it was removed for being speculative. I’ll leave this to someone else to decide if it can stay. I think it could definitely be a hint to their origin.)
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*In the Lightfall reveal trailer, a transforming weapon used by a Cloud Strider appears to be able to attack a [[Pyramid]] with a rocket<ref>'''Lightfall Reveal Trailer''': ''Destiny 2: Lightfall - Reveal Trailer'' https://youtu.be/lfoeZLp5A7k</ref>. If this is the case, this would be the first known weapon capable of doing so, as the Pyramids have negated any previous attempts at an attack.
*In the Lightfall reveal trailer, a transforming weapon used by a Cloud Strider appears to be able to attack a [[Pyramid]] with a rocket<ref>'''Lightfall Reveal Trailer''': ''Destiny 2: Lightfall - Reveal Trailer'' https://youtu.be/lfoeZLp5A7k</ref>. If this is the case, this would be the first known weapon capable of doing so, as the Pyramids have negated any previous attempts at an attack.


*The nanotechnology they use is not to be confused with [[SIVA]], however, the lore tab for the [[Quicksilver Storm]] does imply that Neomuna is dependent on technology which can interface with that of [[Clovis Bray|Clovis Bray (corporation)]]. [[Elisabeth Bray|Elsie Bray]] also states in this same lore entry that it is unlike anything they had during the [[Golden Age]].<ref> '''Bungie (2022/8/23)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Plunder]] - [[Weapons|Weapon lore]]: [[Quicksilver Storm#Lore|Quicksilver Storm]]''</ref>
*The nanotechnology they use is not to be confused with [[SIVA]], however, the lore tab for the [[Quicksilver Storm]] does imply that Neomuna is dependent on technology which can interface with that of [[Clovis Bray (corporation)|Clovis Bray]]. [[Elisabeth Bray|Elsie Bray]] also states in this same lore entry that it is unlike anything they had during the [[Golden Age]].<ref> '''Bungie (2022/8/23)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of Plunder]] - [[Weapons|Weapon lore]]: [[Quicksilver Storm#Lore|Quicksilver Storm]]''</ref>


*The Cloud Striders were first referenced in ''[[Destiny]]'' ''[[The Taken King]]''. They were referred to as "[[Cloud Walkers]]"; "pioneers of the first Exodus".<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]] Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Item Description: [[Cloud Walker Tribute]]''</ref>
*The Cloud Striders were first referenced in ''[[Destiny]]'' ''[[The Taken King]]''. They were referred to as "[[Cloud Walkers]]"; "pioneers of the first Exodus".<ref>'''Bungie (2015/9/15)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[The Taken King]] Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Item Description: [[Cloud Walker Tribute]]''</ref>

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Cloud Striders
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Overview

Focal world(s):

Neptune

Goals:

Defend and protect Neptune

At war with:

Cabal (Shadow Legion)
Vex
Darkness (Pyramids)
Psions

Allied with:

Guardians

Average height:

Comparable to the Cabal [1]

Distinctions:

Cyber enhancements[2]

Average lifespan:

Reduced to a decade after enhancement[2]

Notable individuals:

Nimbus

 

Cloud Striders are the defenders of Neomuna. They are considered to be an antithesis of Guardians in that they volunteer to defend rather than being chosen. They also have a very short lifespan, as opposed to the immortality of Guardians. There are typically only two Cloud Striders at a time, an older one and a younger one. [2]

History

Many colony ships sought to escape Earth during the Collapse. Most failed to flee Sol, and many ended up forming what is now known as the Reef. One ship, however, successfully transported a group of people to Neptune, where they eventually settled and became the citizens of Neomuna. The Cloud Striders are Neomuna citizens who have volunteered to undergo a process to enhance themselves with nanotechnology at the cost of a shortened lifespan of about a decade.[2]

Trivia

  • In the Lightfall reveal trailer, a transforming weapon used by a Cloud Strider appears to be able to attack a Pyramid with a rocket[3]. If this is the case, this would be the first known weapon capable of doing so, as the Pyramids have negated any previous attempts at an attack.
  • The nanotechnology they use is not to be confused with SIVA, however, the lore tab for the Quicksilver Storm does imply that Neomuna is dependent on technology which can interface with that of Clovis Bray. Elsie Bray also states in this same lore entry that it is unlike anything they had during the Golden Age.[4]

Gallery

  • Nimbus, a Cloud Strider.

    Nimbus, a Cloud Strider.

  • A Cloud Strider as seen in the Lightfall reveal trailer.

    A Cloud Strider as seen in the Lightfall reveal trailer.

  • Concept art of a Cloud Strider.

    Concept art of a Cloud Strider.

List of appearances

References

  1. ^ Bungie (2022/8/23), Destiny 2: Season of Plunder - Ghost shell lore: Speed Metal Shell
  2. ^ a b c d Destiny 2 devs explain the Cloud Striders: Destiny 2 Showcase 2022 - Livestream https://youtu.be/dCI8Fz2uu3o?t=7405
  3. ^ Lightfall Reveal Trailer: Destiny 2: Lightfall - Reveal Trailer https://youtu.be/lfoeZLp5A7k
  4. ^ Bungie (2022/8/23), Destiny 2: Season of Plunder - Weapon lore: Quicksilver Storm
  5. ^ Bungie (2015/9/15), Destiny: The Taken King Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Item Description: Cloud Walker Tribute
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