More than that, he was an Iron Lord which was particularly brutal toward his enemies. Felwinter, for those unfamiliar, was an Iron Lord. The new datamine indicates something worse than a SIVA outbreak, if that can be believed. While the Guardians reportedly had everything SIVA placed under quarantine, there have been hints that it wasn't fully contained.
The Destiny protagonist and crew defeated the SIVA-empowered Fallen and their SIVA replication chamber.
Lord Saladin then formed a new generation of Iron Lords to defeat the resurrected threat and was ultimately successful. RELATED: Destiny 2 Bringing Back OP Weapon from D1?ĭuring Destiny, the Fallen House of Devils rediscovered SIVA after it being buried since the Golden Age. It's a series of file references connected by the term "felwinter." The first such reference is "mission_felwinters_lie_scanning" and the subsequent references are "o_felwinter_coffin," "o_felwinter_resurrect," "o_felwinter_fight," and most importantly "o_felwinter_siva." This is the lone reference to SIVA that dataminers have found, but is nevertheless very intriguing. The datamine in question is very interesting to consider. The technology is, naturally, SIVA– SIVA being the Bray-developed self-replicating nanotechnology initially used by Rasputin against the Iron Lords. It's a return that many Destiny 2 players are going to be surprised to hear about, because the story was seemingly wrapped up in the Destiny expansion Rise of Iron.
A new Destiny 2 datamine of the most recent patch has community members speculating about the return of a key piece of technology from the original Destiny.
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