#eris morn

[savyir-genesizz-the-wizard]

Studying a Hive engram

[jimmy-carmine]

Been shading all my moon weapons with New Age Black Armory to match up with my Red String of Fate Malfeasance

For the very normal reason that the thought of Eris raiding Drifter’s crafting supplies for the latest versions of her guns delights me

[jojoseames]

Commission! Eris Morn and the Drifter, from "Destiny"!

Watercolor, 8 x 10 inches JoJo Seames, 2026

[gods-yoinkest-sploinkyer]

Eris morn's strap

[docisback]

THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT!!!!!

[thefablechronicler]

Honestly thinking back on it, it's crazy just how much my opinion of Eris has changed over time.

When I first started Destiny 1 properly in 2018, I was incredibly suspicious of Eris due to what she'd done to herself (to survive mind you).

My line of logic was "You've grafted Hive parts onto yourself, you delve in Eldritch Hive Magic. You are at serious risk of becoming a problem somewhere down the line."

Then comes D2, where I'm still rather weary of her right up but start slowly warming up and thinking

"I really hope I'm not going to have to kill you at some point."

Then my thought process goes to

"I think she's not gonna be a problem for us. She's definitely on our side."

Then she sets on the path of becoming a God I think "careful Eris. This could backfire massively for you."

And then at the end of it I'm just thinking "what is thy bidding, God O'Mine?"

And then she declares all the Barant Imperium Cabal on the ship at the start of Renegades are to be her tithes to commune with The Nine?

"Hah hah! Boss Lady just signed you fuckers' death sentences! Let's fucking go!"

So, yeah, I went from being very untrusting of Eris to one of her biggest supporters.

[makes-cents-doesnt-it]

I strongly believe that Eris Morn regresses, after everything she's been through and all the loss she's experienced