Cabal Legions - Destiny Lore 

These bots again

@@british35 no, this is a real account. Ever heard of an account called Mountaintop?

@@Dew-se9hf no

@@british35 they make D1 memes, pretty much just a meme account, and is run by a person.

@@Dew-se9hf I’m on about the Flixzone promoters

Welcome to the Trials of Moffee.

I'd say if they can somehow make Taken Cabal again while maintaining the Cabal tech aesthetics(armor/weapons), it could have very cool results.

I enjoy the general idea of factions for both Guardians and our enemies. It gives a layer of depth to their identity.

@@Moffee exactly, I thought their should be more design difference for different fallen houses, unlike when the red legion first showed, which was a breath of fresh air from the last cabal

@@Cinder__ Agreed, or the Vex, I enjoyed the Vault of Glass's return of the Sol Primeval, Hezen Corrective, and Sol Imminent designs.

Phoenix Protocol + They got the rhythm down for sequential Well of Radiance casting + Occasional Ward of Dawn. That's my best guess, what do you think?

The spirit of Skyburners shall continue within our Skyburner's Oath

And the fact that he's the first Primus to appear in all of Destiny made it even more confusing.

@@Moffee the annoying thing is the valus we face in prison of elders who I think was a rogue from the blind legion had the correct colours .

@@dukeburger1697 If I recall correctly, there's also a Val in the Prison of Elders who had the incorrect color scheme, similar to the Primus.

@@Moffee yes and funny enough both him and the primus wore different colours on their grimoire cards ,but they weren’t accurate to the blind legion , they wore black armour with sand eater centurion orange high lights . weird fact I remember (or I think that happened) on the shield brothers strike when you face both the valus’s at once a random blind legion major legionary will join the battle.

Oh yeah, the one that spawns with the Skyburner legionary, but that one wasn't named, though.

Bone Crushers seem to be only a fanmade Legion, but the ones who came up with it definitely gave it a lot of thought, definitely give it a read on Destinypedia forums.

@@Moffee as it turns out they are real because they are also present on destiny fandom website(that's where I found they were on the strategy guide) but the stuff present on destinypedia is not cannon.They probably gone now if they were present in Sol before the red legion absorbed the rest of the Sol system legions into them.

@@4realm8rusirius Can you link me to it?

@@Moffee destiny.fandom.com/wiki/Cabal here but there is little information on them

@@4realm8rusirius So, from what I found, they were intended to be added to the game, seeing as how it's in the official guidebook, but was never added to the game itself. As far as I remember, it was mostly between Sand Eaters, Dust Giants, and Siege Dancers. Sadly, it seems that the Bone Crushers never made it to the final cut of the game, with nearly no lore related to them. But from what I managed to gather, they specialized in urban warfare, playing the role of a vanguard shock trooper to conquer and secure, leaving the fortifying part to either the Dust Giants or Sand Eater Legions. Normally this would be done by the Siege Dancers, but if the target is in an urban area where movements is somewhat restricted, that's where the Bone Crushers come in, with a higher focus on mobility.

I think you've got the order wrong. Initially taken aback by the Taken, they were ordered a mass evacuation. But due to the intelligence gathering by Primus Ta'aun regarding the technology that the Taken had aboard the Dreadnaught, Calus ordered them to retrieve that technology, followed by killing Oryx by any means necessary. This, followed by the Battle of Mars(having been exhausted by the Vex) and Battle of Saturn(witnessing the destructive powers of the Taken) led the Skyburners to crash their ship into the Dreadnaught to form their beachhead. This was where they learned that Oryx can only be reached through a Rupture, Ta'aun then led his skyburners team to find the portal, only to be assaulted and taken themselves. You can look it up from the mission Enemy of my Enemy, back in the Taken King. Fun fact, after the battle of Mars, the Skyburner Valus Tlu'urn suggested a mutiny to survive the Taken onslaught, but Primus Ta'aun refused. Though he was contemplating it even just a moment. Edit: It's definitely good stuff to read back on the happenings of the Taken War, thanks for bringing this up, really gave me a chance to revisit the topic. However for this video, we were simplifying it, albeit I suppose we oversimplified it, to make it easy to understand. If you'd like for us to deep dive into specific topics, feel free to reach out to us.

@@Moffee I thought ghaul ordered the skyburners to kill oryx

@@Azel002 Ahh, no, Calus ordered the assassination on Oryx, but it was Ghaul that received the Skyburners' distress call which led the Red Legion here.

@@Moffee so calus was commanding the cabal legions in the system

@@Azel002 The true extent to how involved Calus is with the individual legions doesn't seem to be made clear though, unlike Caiatl or Ghaul who led their armies directly.

Space Rhinos stonks together. Only beaten by our Space Apes.

@@Moffee you'd be correct

@@gumball6445 If they ever make Hunter Arc Staff viable again, I'd love to play as Space Chimpanzees to compliment a horde of our Space Apes.

@@Moffee ah yes il be monke

Warlocks can be Space Orang Utans. Edit: No wait, Space Lemur, always on the move. Lolz