Destiny 2 News

This Week in Destiny, we are starting to board the Heresy hype train. While our first TWID back helped us ease into the new year, we've got a flurry of Heresy updates over the next few weeks, starting with a preview on some big updates coming to abilities. We've also got Dungeon Race details as well as the results of the hotly contested Festival of the Lost armor voting. Let's jump into it!

Topics for the week
• Dungeon Race details
• Heresy Abilities Update
• Past is Prologue Event
• FOTL armor winners!
• Game2Give 2025
• #D2FashionFeedback update
• New Emblem for Scorgan MOTW entries

You can read the rest of the TWID here.

This Week in Destiny, we’re celebrating the start of 2025 with the launch of Revenant Act III. While your beloved TWID may have taken a break these past few weeks, we have not stopped working on what's coming soon! As we ramp back up in the new year, we’re taking a look at everything you can enjoy in Act III as well launching voting for this year’s FOTL armor. Let’s jump in!

Topics for the week
• Revenant Act III is live!
• Bungie Rewards - Exotic Armory Collection: Slayer's Fang
• Strange Coins cap increase in Heresy
• Festival of the Lost 2025 armor voting

You can read the rest of the TWID here.

The Kell's Fall organ puzzle is one of the more mysterious parts of Destiny 2's new exotic mission. You discover this elaborate piano not long after entering the Kell's fortress, but you won't be able to enter any melodies until you finish the mission and grab the Slayer's Fang exotic. Once that's done, you'll be able to use this organ to unlock the Nightsworn Sight intrinsic upgrades and some fun easter eggs...
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Former Destiny 2 and Marathon game director Christopher Barrett has sued Bungie and Sony over allegations that his former employers "deliberately destroyed Barrett’s reputation by falsely, and publicly, insinuating they had 'investigated' Barrett and 'found' he had engaged in sexual misconduct." Barrett says in his suit that the companies engaged in the "brazen scheme" to avoid paying him more than $45 million he was owed under his employment agreement, and to "shift blame for and deflect attention from their massive business failures."..
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