This perk has since been nerfed from its Year 1 iteration. Thorn's is called "Mark of the Devourer", which allows rounds fired from the weapon to pierce the target and cause lingering damage over time, which, in PvP, could potentially prevent a fleeing Guardian's shield from regenerating quickly enough for a kill-shot to be delivered. Thorn, like every exotic in Destiny, has a "signature perk". Sometime during the war against the House of Salvation, the Guardian would obtain the Grips, and would discover its ability to synergize with the Thorn itself, enabling the gun's rounds to take on the traits of the Grips' poison. In their hands, the Thorn would first be cleansed to reveal the original Rose underneath, and then extensively modified and charged with Light to become Lumina.Īt an unknown date, a Warlock named Jana-14 obsessively researching the Thorn and other parts of Yor's knowledge managed to reverse-engineer the Mark of the Devourer and create an explosive, contagious version of the poison, applying it to a pair of gauntlets named the Necrotic Grip. It is later revealed that Shin's killing of Callum Sol was in fact a trap for people who are vulnerable to falling to the Darkness, and that Shin Malphur is actually a member of the Shadows of Yor himself.ĭuring Season of Opulence, The Guardian found Yor's original Thorn. The Young Wolf would find the spot of the Shadow's final death, retrieving weapon parts from his remains for The Drifter to utilize to create a new replica of Thorn known as Malfeasance. A year after the Red War, a Shadow of Yor known as Callum Sol was found and killed by Shin. Their activity raised enough concern for Shin Malphur, Yor's killer, to take up arms against the Shadows.
Īfter Dredgen Yor's fall, cleansed replicas of the Thorn were created by the Shadows of Yor, a group of Guardians who idolize the fallen Guardian. Whether before or after it was built, Thorn became bound to Xyor, the Unwed killing her removes the link and enables Guardians to safely use Thorn without risk of corruption. Ever since, it has been hungry for the Light of other Guardians. He was soon consumed by the Darkness, and he and his Hand Cannon Rose began wantonly murdering innocents and consuming their Light. Once a noble hero, Azzir eventually fell to Darkness, becoming Dredgen Yor after looking to the Hive to try finding more ways to defeat the Darkness. Thorn was once called Rose, and it belonged to the Guardian Rezyl Azzir.
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