For example, certain Scorn can deploy a totem to make their allies more resilient in combat, some can turn into a slow-moving mist to help them move around without getting blasted to pieces, and they almost all seem to favor relatively powerful, slow attacks. The Scorn’s basic foot soldiers still follow the usual archetypes of enemies, but they thankfully have an arsenal of unique new abilities. Uldren’s minions, the Scorn, are slightly less mysterious, but at least they aren’t merely reskinned Fallen. Needless to say, Forsaken’s ending also has some potentially major implications for future games in the Destiny series. Yet, as we all know, good intentions can still lead one to evil actions. His comparatively noble motivations and devotion further reinforce the intrigue. Uldren Sov’s actions may be unambiguously evil, but he turns out to be quite intriguing as the story unravels through several cutscenes. Of course, no discussion about Destiny 2: Forsaken would be complete without mentioning the antagonists. It's entirely possible that it may be due to both their personalities and their actual role in progressing the story. For what it’s worth, Petra and the Spider are two of the most interesting vendors in Destiny’s history, outside of Eris Morn. You will also be working alongside Petra Venj, the former Awoken Queen’s Emissary, and the Spider, an enigmatic Fallen crime lord who is less than pleased to see the Scorn. However, they do give the battlefield a sense of livelihood that was missing in Destiny 2’s main campaign.

Granted, these new allies aren’t very effective, nor do they appear often. Along the way, you will encounter friendly NPCs who will fight by your side.

While you scour the new Tangled Shore area, you may notice that you're not alone. By itself, this is a promising start to Forsaken’s story. This time around, your character actually says that they will hunt Uldren down. In Forsaken, he has led a mysterious new band of Fallen called the Scorn in an uprising against the Reef. You may also remember Uldren as the prince of the Awoken of the Reef from the first game. Cayde-6, the comic relief Hunter Vanguard, is killed by Uldren Sov. In any case, the premise of the DLC directly addresses at least one complaint about Destiny 2's tone. Whether or not the vast array of feedback-driven changes in Forsaken will create a resurgence of interest in the game is a whole other story. With the release of Forsaken, Bungie is evidently hoping to convince some former fans to return. It isn’t a good sign when the people who stuck by your company and its products for years leave in droves, rendering your latest multiplayer-centric game a relatively barren wasteland. * PuzzleBoss: In order to damage him, you first need to kill the three 'Shimmering Captains' that hide out in the corners of his Boss Arena, which allow you to destroy crystals, which will remove his invulnerability shield.With the wave of disappointment that followed the launch of Destiny 2 and its two DLCs, there's little doubt that Bungie is desperately seeking a redemption story. * LargeAndInCharge: Absolutely towers over other Scorn, much like the Barons once did. * KillItWithFire: All of his attacks are unfused with fire, frequently leaving behind damaging pools of flame. He's not a Baron, but he's still extremely powerful, and the clearest indication that the Scorn are growing in both power and intelligence. ] ] An extremely powerful Scorn fought during the Witch Queen campaign. * UndergroundMonkey: Fights in a very similar fashion to Pirrha, The Rifleman. * MesACrowd: Makes use of hologram technology to create duplicates of himself to misdirect opponents. He's similar to Pirrha, The Rifleman, in that they fight from a distance and make liberal use of hologram technology to misdirect their opponents.

] ] A Scorn champion fought as part of the Astral Allignment during ''Season of the Lost''.

Scorn barons