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Season of the Worthy released in March 2020 and has a reputation for being light on narrative - imagine my surprise when this release was even longer to run through than Dawn!The two lore books we got in this release - Felwinter and Trials & Tribulations - are joined by several substantial Weblore entries (Remembrance, Legacy Part 1 & 2, Maintenance Operations Log and What Gives Me Pause) and it was a lot of fun to break out some Rise of Iron music and start to prepare for Season of Arrivals. I hadn’t read the Legacy weblore in a while so it was a surprise to see the framework for what would later be used as the lore foundation of the dungeon ‘Spire of the Watcher’ (2022) be set out when Ana Bray explores a destroyed Pillory Bunker on Mars.
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The two lore books we got in this release - Constellations and The Pigeon and the Phoenix - are significant texts - the former gives us the most intimate look at the Traveler’s motivations ahead of whatever comes out during the Final Shape and the latter substantially fleshes out some major moments in the history of the Last City and the Vanguard.
I’ve split this episode into 4 sections:
There are timestamps and a full list of all the entries used in the description below - I hope you enjoy.
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This is the third in a series of videos taking the written lore & stories from a Destiny Release and reading them out kind of like an audiobook, with chapters grouping different stories into logical groups, and an attempt is made to put them in a broadly chronological order.
Content by Chapter:
The Dawn of the Last City
Book: Constellations
The Rise and Fall of Osiris
Book: The Pigeon and the Phoenix
Book: Constellations
Exotic: The Bombardiers
Weblore: The Accolade
Weblore: Vanguard Commander
Grimoire: Legend: Saint-14
Exotic: Saint-14’s Gray Pigeon
Saint-14 in the Infinite Forest
Weapon: Martyr's Retribution
Weapon: Steelfeather Repeater
Weapon: Breachlight
Weapon: Gallant Charge
Weapon: Line in the Sand
Weapon: Perfect Paradox
D2 Quest: Legends Lost
Weblore: The Accolade
Dawn Seasonal Story
Weblore: The Sundial
Weblore: Sisters
Weblore: Actions of Mutual Friends
D2 Quest: A Matter of Time
Weblore: Desperate Times
Artifact: The Lantern of Osiris
D2 Quest: The Sundial Activity Dialogue
D2 Quest: The Phased Object
D2 Quest: Corridors of Time Part 1
D2 Quest: Corridors of Time Part 2
D2 Quest: A Hero’s Welcome
D2 Quest: A Tour Through History
Exotic: Devil’s Ruin
D2 Quest: Exploring the Corridors of Time - Pay Respects
Weblore: Joining
D2 Quest: Bright Future
Book: The Pigeon and the Phoenix
Season of the Undying released alongside the Shadowkeep expansion in September 2019 and at just 70 days long is the shortest Season in all of Destiny’s history. Despite it’s length this season’s lore has some very deep cuts as it picks up a number of loose ends going back to Destiny 1 and also kicks off a year of expanding player’s knowledge about the events of the Collapse and the history of Destiny’s world.
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This is the second in a series of videos taking the written lore & stories from a Destiny Release and reading them out kind of like an audiobook, with chapters grouping different stories into logical groups, and an attempt is made to put them in a broadly chronological order.
Anything I have left out is because it does not relate to what I think were the main narrative threads, beats, goals or objectives of a particular release as far as I can tell - for example a lot of exotic armour during Shadowkeep had lore tabs that are there to give some colour to or reflect the characteristics of their specific Class and it’s relation to it’s exotic perks - there are exceptions such as The Bombardiers during Season of the Dawn and I always aim to include as much as I can without having to include a chapter called “Random, unrelated stories”.
This is very much a fan project by an amateur so please forgive any novice recording, voiceover, mixing and editing mistakes which I hope to repeat less of in the next one.
Images are generally taken from Press Kits, in-game screenshots and concept art created for Bungie. Music comes from Destiny OSTs that I’ve collected and supplemented with music from the Destiny Content Vault that has been archived by Last City Radio.
I want to thank everyone involved at Ishtar Collective, Destinypedia, Destiny Lore Vault, the DestinyLore subreddit and Last City Radio for their work that allows fan projects like this to exist, and as always to all the writers, artists, designers and developers at Bungie who create Destiny.
This is the first in a series of videos taking the written lore & stories from a Destiny Release and reading them out kind of like an audiobook, with chapters grouping different stories into logical groups, and an attempt is made to put them in a broadly chronological order. This is very much a fan project by an amateur so please forgive my (many) novice recording, voiceover, mixing and editing mistakes which (fingers crossed) I will repeat less of in the next one.
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