A Vacancy: The coda to A Book of Sorrow, which is extremely short but just as good as the main body.

Destiny Grimoire Anthology, Volume III: War Machines focuses on the artificial means of sentience as found in Destiny's lore, featuring stories of the Exo, Cayde-6, the Warmind Rasputin, the Deep Stone Crypt, and more. Up close, the Saint was a freakish thing, its grace belied in size. It hurtled forward with the armor of a Walker and the speed of an Arc bolt. Hi y'all, I'm brand new to this server and new to Destiny Lore in general, so please forgive me if my question is dumb, or already has an answer. But is not the Light also served by savage sacrifice? Accepted wounds? Blood spilled on the dust of distant worlds? Then we get to see a little bit of the aftermath of the gunmans's plot before the book ends by also telling us of what became of the Hive God.There are lessons in every link—they morph into myths, legends, forming a circle where true meaning is too often lost to a claim of righteousness. Then they hold their claim to truth over others, like it was theirs all along. Yet I am ostracized and labeled an extremist by the scientific community, and worse, by my family. Everything I have done has been in our family's name; to preserve our legacy and persevere over whatever may come. My distance and isolation are necessary to ensure I'm successful in my efforts. Failure is not an option. Either you see this now and understand me clearly, or you never will.

This is a story I have told him over and over; he has cried laughing at it. I do not share his love of it, but he is my Kell, so I shall tell it one last time. When I am successful in my current endeavor, all the pain, all the fighting, and all the hate will be forgotten. It was simply a means to an end. Then, we will be beyond it. We will become more, rewriting nature's law to suit our needs. Every em dash in this entry has a space before and after. Weird choice, but at least consistent. This is where the consistencies with dashes begins and ends.Unsurprisingly, considering the history of story in Destiny, this book is a mixed bag. I really enjoyed it, but I’m biased. In reality, this perfectly encapsulates both the strengths and weaknesses of Destiny’s storytelling techniques. And it can be illustrated perfectly in the two strands of plot this book tells. One reveals the other. Tends it. Carves it like marble to reveal a new shape. There is balance between them. It's been so long since my life, my real life, before the light. I had no idea. Everything. I've tried to find out about myself has been covered up, redacted, and hidden from me. I thought I was a good person. I don't know what I am anymore. Bungie presents the Destiny Grimoire Anthology Vol III: War Machines, a must-have collectible lore compendium designed and assembled for Destiny’s devoted and enlightened scholars and lore lovers, as well as fans of fantasy and science fiction storytelling.

And I will confess it now to my fellow Guardians: this is the first time I've actually read the lore. Yes, I know. But reading off a screen is not for me and having to find each individual pieces is also not for me. I am a completionist but only if there's a little ping at the end. But it is wonderful. Written really well: not in a novel style-of course not-but written in digestible chunks that give you so much information yet leave you hanging. Curious. An oddly similar outcome as the previous clinical trial, despite a radically different combination of chemicals. We're not generating sufficient results to merit continuation, yet we must. Something is still missing, though what that is remains to be seen." I hear It now. Louder and clearer than ever before. Excitement rushes through me and warms my body. I feel It also; some kind of sympathetic response. It's glad I'm here. Time to get what I came for.

The first Destiny book for non-Kinderguardians

The man who'd gone down into the tunnels and burned down the horrors. Took their remains and wore them like a king. Stripped away the petals of the rose like broken shards. As far as I've been able to see, we haven't gotten any news about whether there will be a Volume IV of the Destiny Grimoire Anthology or not. Each unique volume intends to illuminate a facet of the world, and the complete anthology will confirm and challenge players' thoughts and assumptions on what it means to be a Guardian, offering new and differing perspectives on the cosmic war that rages between the Traveler and its ancient enemies. [2]