Talk:Prophet of Solemnity

Oddly, the credits of The Duel refers this prophet as the Prophet of Truth. A mistake made by the Japanese studio, 343 Industries or simply an oversight?外国人^(7alk) 01:44, February 9, 2010 (UTC)

I remember reading somewhere that the High Prophets take their name from former high Prophets so it is possible that this Prophet is was the orginally Truth that Truth named himself after (it would make alot of sense since this one made Arbitor a rank of shame and our Truth does hate the Elites). That is if the info I said is right (I think it maight had come from Contact Harvest). SPARTAN-177 22:22, February 17, 2010 (UTC)

The title would be passed down to those next in line but not the names. Before Mercy, Regret and Truth became the High Prophets of the Covenant, there were the Prophetess of Obligation, Prophet of Restraint and Prophet of Tolerance.- 5əb'7aŋk^(7alk) 22:30, February 17, 2010 (UTC)

I know that. What I was trying to say was that I remember reading somewhere that the High Prophets chose their new names from a list of former Prophets. EDIT: Page 385 of Contact Harvest has this:

Acoording to tradition, he could had picked any names he wished from a long list of former Hierarchs'. SPARTAN-177 22:36, February 17, 2010 (UTC)

Maybe it IS truth. Phrophets are supposed to live around 200 years or more aren't they?

Irony

Follwing the Irony pattern of Truth, Regret, Mercy, and Restraint, this guy probably had a name. Liquid Ink 11:21, April 17, 2010 (UTC)

New article title

I feel that this article should be renamed Prophet of Truth (*Insert descriptor here.*). He is credited as the Prophet of Truth is an official source, so we can't just offhandedly say that it's an oversight. We know that each Hierarch takes the name of one of his/her forebears; unless someone from 343 Industries confirms that it is an oversight, he is indeed the namesake of the Prophet of Truth.

The problem is, "What should the descriptor be?" Of course, it can't include "(The Duel)", as that would only fix half the problem. Thoughts? --Courage never dies. 21:00, 29 May 2011 (EDT)