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Edited by Fabian Strategy (Timelost): 3/6/2016 9:50:28 PM
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Destiny lore error

Now I don't know if I'm the first to notice this but I'm saying this anyways. There is an error in the destiny lore. Now I'm not a big lore reader but I am a major history buff and while reading up on something I discovered something that bungie should've noticed. The problem is with the Vault of glass. More specifically one of the unique units. More specifically praetorians. To put it simply praetorians were the elite guard of the land. They protected their leader faithfully and dutifully. Seems like the ones in VOG right? Well here's where you're wrong. Praetorians were the ROMAN emperor's guards. Meaning they should've been used for the cabal. They could've been properly used in a cabal raid. This shocked me in the fact that Bungie would miss something like this Edit: to all saying that the Colossus and phalanx are a part of Greek mythology: they were also a part of the Romans too. Edit: to those of you saying that the phalanx was Greek and the Testudo( I think that's how it's spelt) is Roman. They are the same thing just using different words.

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  • Okay the phalanx was a Macedonian formation consisting of a tight pack of sarissas (damn long spears) that would form an almost impenetrebal wall of sharp spears The testudo was a roman formation were they raised their shields into a tight formation for protection again projectiles So not the same thing And yes not completly grammaticly correct, thats whats happens when you wright om your phone with norwegian autocorrect

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