Attack Drone: The Fallen make use of large numbers of combat drones, including the light and cheap Shanks, the hulking Walker tank, and the enormous Servitors.Aristocrats Are Evil: Right below the Kells and Archons are Barons, Fallen Captains who have risen to command of a ship, whether it be a lowly Skiff to a mighty Ketch.The war between the two is the longest, most bitter and bloody conflict in the setting. The Hive and the Vex may be the greatest threats and the Cabal may have ultimately taken the city but there's no shortage of bad blood between the Fallen and Post-Collapse Humanity. Arch-Enemy: Serve as this for all of humanity.
The Spider works with Guardians and the Awoken because it's just better for business, and Mithrax is eventually turned into a full-on ally of the City and founds the "House of Light." After the Red War, however, some Eliksni are shown to be willing to work with humans, and not out of pure desperation.
However, by the time of the games themselves, the animosity between humanity and the Fallen is so intense that the idea of cooperation and peace between the two species is so alien that a human and a Fallen Captain meeting and not fighting is treated as unheard-of. The entire Battle of Twilight Gap was a huge push by the many Fallen Houses to take the City and the Traveller.They scrounge in humanity's ruins, fighting Guardians and other alien life mostly just to stay alive. Skolas indicates that the entire reason why the Fallen fight humanity and hate them so much is because humans denied them access to the Traveler, which they believed could save them.and all because they simply cannot bring themselves to cooperate with anyone else. Every subsequent attempt to claw out a place in the solar system has led to even worse disasters: Kells and Archons killed, Primes destroyed, Ether running out, the remnants of their civilization spiraling further into ruin. The Battle of Twilight Gap happened because they wanted to reclaim the Traveler and avoid extinction, but they were denied by the Guardians, who they believe are hoarding the Traveler for themselves. Then the Whirlwind came (we're not sure what it entailed, but we have a good idea on who caused it), the Traveler left them, and their civilization fell, and ever since they've been forced to scavenge for scraps in the wilderness just to survive. They used to have a powerful, noble civilization, every need granted by the Traveler, which they worshiped as the "Great Machine".
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