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Evidence of "Dark Traveler Theory" - Is the Traveler evil?
The Traveler supposedly saved our worlds, sacrificed itself only for our benefit. But is this really the truth? Do we have any infallible evidence to prove this? We, at Binary Star Cult, do have a theory. We believe the Traveler may not be as "holy" as it is made out to be. It may have acted only in selfish reasons, or even in malicious ones. It could have brought the Darkness to our doorstep intentionally, or it could even BE the Darkness. However, you may ask yourself, how can this theory be any more correct than the one that states the goodness of the Traveler?
The answer is: we have evidence. Or at least, we will. This is why this thread is being posted, to find, collect, and analyze the evidence of this theory. I will start it off with a piece of evidence below, from a ghost fragment. This thread is public. Anyone can put their facts or suspicions here. Don't be afraid to speak your mind. The smallest detail you may have could be the key to this entire theory.
Although we firmly believe in this theory, we do not want to be blind like some of the followers of the Traveler. If you have any piece of evidence against this theory, if you still believe the Traveler is pure, please, tell us. If we cannot challenge and refute your hypotheses, then how valid are ours?
Nevertheless, as promised, here is a bit of confirmation for the theory.
Source: [url=http://destiny.gamepedia.com/Ghost_Fragment:_The_Traveler_2]Ghost Fragment: The Traveler 2[/url]
This Grimoire card is a brief passage from "Dreams of Alpha Lupi." It says:
[quote]"This has been such a long chase. This will be the place you will fight. Fight and win.
But do you really know why you go where you go, and where this journey is taking you?
The chase leads you where you need to be, you believe.
Unless...you are being pushed."[/quote]
The final line is the key to this evidence. It questions the whole nature of our quest to revive the Traveler. It is not a particularly strong piece of evidence, but we will find more. We will find out the truth about the Traveler. We will find out if I will ever stop speaking like some kind of holy priest giving a sermon. Please, contribute to this theory, not to support any faction or cult, but to support every player of Destiny by discovering the truth.
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Edited by The Last Rōnin (Timelost): 11/16/2014 7:39:30 PMThe Traveler is evil, and he will usher forth an entire armada of Guardians who either forcefully or willingly fell to The Darkness. These Guardians will be known as Aggressors, and each class will have their specific roles outlined to greater degrees. Titans will act as front line Darkness soldiers, tanks in both offense and defense, with greater powers of darkness harnessing their already potent abilities. They would be the most powerful of the three classes, physically and weaponry speaking. Hunters will act from the shadows, incorporating their stealth-like abilities for assassination missions, espionage, sabotage and assisting Titan Aggressors from behind. They would be the sneakiest and most cunning of the three classes. And last but not least, we have Warlock Aggressors, easily the overall most powerful of the three classes, and only seen in the most dangerous of strikes or bounties. These beings would have absolute mastery of the Darkness, with abilities that could drown out the light of the sun, and create eternal night. Mirage clones, supers that would annihalte a 6 man strike team, and pure magical beasting to anyone not prepared to take one on. Killing a Warlock Agressor would be a tall feat indeed. These are the Aces of the Traveler's undead dark army. That's my theory at least. I could imagine the missions would be epic.
