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The Future War Cult was once an outsider faction. When the [[Concordat]] faction fell from grace, the Future War Cult was selected to replace it in the [[Consensus]] and was granted access to the [[Tower]]. The Consensus felt that the Cult's philosophy was more interesting than dangerous, and its focus on combat would both attract former Concordat members and aid in the Guardians' effort to restore the City's territory.<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Places#Ghost Fragment: The City Age|Ghost Fragment: The City]]''</ref> | The Future War Cult was once an outsider faction. When the [[Concordat]] faction fell from grace, the Future War Cult was selected to replace it in the [[Consensus]] and was granted access to the [[Tower]]. The Consensus felt that the Cult's philosophy was more interesting than dangerous, and its focus on combat would both attract former Concordat members and aid in the Guardians' effort to restore the City's territory.<ref>'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Places#Ghost Fragment: The City Age|Ghost Fragment: The City]]''</ref> | ||
[[File:Future War Cult Grimoire.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Future War Cult insignia]] | |||
Recently, Future War Cult has been investigating the disappearances of certain Guardians who have apparently been lost to time. These Guardians are [[Praedyth]], [[Ana Bray]], and [[Pujari]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJZdlskC9Rw '''Youtube''': Destiny Taken King: How to Get No Time to Explain - Exotic Pulse Rifle]</ref> The exotic quest for the [[Pulse Rifle]] [[No Time To Explain]] includes visits to the War Cult's leader [[Lakshmi-2]] in between quest steps, including when players turn in items such as a bracelet that belonged to [[Ana Bray]], one of the founders of the research group [[Clovis Bray]], as well as a dead [[Ghost]] marked with an FWC paint job, possibly meaning that one of the people lost to the Vex inside the [[Vault of Glass]] was once a member of the Cult. | Recently, Future War Cult has been investigating the disappearances of certain Guardians who have apparently been lost to time. These Guardians are [[Praedyth]], [[Ana Bray]], and [[Pujari]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJZdlskC9Rw '''Youtube''': Destiny Taken King: How to Get No Time to Explain - Exotic Pulse Rifle]</ref> The exotic quest for the [[Pulse Rifle]] [[No Time To Explain]] includes visits to the War Cult's leader [[Lakshmi-2]] in between quest steps, including when players turn in items such as a bracelet that belonged to [[Ana Bray]], one of the founders of the research group [[Clovis Bray]], as well as a dead [[Ghost]] marked with an FWC paint job, possibly meaning that one of the people lost to the Vex inside the [[Vault of Glass]] was once a member of the Cult. | ||
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*[[Ana Bray]] {{c|inferred}} | *[[Ana Bray]] {{c|inferred}} | ||
==Gear== | ==Destiny 1 Gear== | ||
Players earn reputation with FWC by completing reputation missions ([[Patrol]] missions, [[Bounties]], [[Strike]]s, [[Crucible]] matches, etc) after allying with FWC. The following items are available:<ref>[http://www.yellowbulldog.co.uk/blog/2015/10/guides/destiny-taken-king:-how-to-get-no-time-to-explain.html Destiny Taken King: How to get No Time To Explain]</ref> | Players earn reputation with FWC by completing reputation missions ([[Patrol]] missions, [[Bounties]], [[Strike]]s, [[Crucible]] matches, etc) after allying with FWC. The following items are available:<ref>[http://www.yellowbulldog.co.uk/blog/2015/10/guides/destiny-taken-king:-how-to-get-no-time-to-explain.html Destiny Taken King: How to get No Time To Explain]</ref> | ||
==Year 2== | ===Year 2=== | ||
*'''Rank 0''': Nothing. | *'''Rank 0''': Nothing. | ||
*'''Rank 1''': Legendary Class Item, Legendary Leg armor, and Legendary Gauntlets. | *'''Rank 1''': Legendary Class Item, Legendary Leg armor, and Legendary Gauntlets. | ||
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*'''Rank 25''': Exotic FWC Class Item. (Players must complete the accompanying exotic quest) | *'''Rank 25''': Exotic FWC Class Item. (Players must complete the accompanying exotic quest) | ||
==Year 3== | ===Year 3=== | ||
Players can choose from three categories upon reaching a new level with this faction: Future War Cult Weapons, Future War Cult Armor, or Future War Cult Chroma. Selecting one of these gives the player a guaranteed item from that category with a randomly rolled set of perks, as well as a rare chance for additional items such as FWC-themed shaders, ships, Sparrows and emblems. | Players can choose from three categories upon reaching a new level with this faction: Future War Cult Weapons, Future War Cult Armor, or Future War Cult Chroma. Selecting one of these gives the player a guaranteed item from that category with a randomly rolled set of perks, as well as a rare chance for additional items such as FWC-themed shaders, ships, Sparrows and emblems. | ||
==Destiny 2== | ==Destiny 2 Gear== | ||
==Year 1== | ===Year 1=== | ||
Players can only pledge to factions during special events known as faction rallies. During this time, players pledged to Future War Cult or either of the other factions can earn tokens during specific events such as [[Strikes]], [[Public Event]]s and the [[Crucible]]. | Players can only pledge to factions during special events known as faction rallies. During this time, players pledged to Future War Cult or either of the other factions can earn tokens during specific events such as [[Strikes]], [[Public Event]]s and the [[Crucible]]. | ||