The Prophecy Dungeon is accessed in the Destiny 2 Tower. Upon launch, the dungeon begins aboard The Drifter's ship. Entering the teleporter will bring the fire team to the realm of The Nine, and they'll be immediately met by Taken Thralls and Taken Knights in a long pathway. Additionally, small streaks of light and dark energy will surround the player's screen depending on whether or not the Guardian is in the light or shadows, respectively. This is important to pay attention to, as the energy on the screen indicates which kind of mote, light or dark, will spawn from a Taken Knight after it is defea

Iron Banner makes its first appearance in Season of the Lost, accompanied by challenges. Players can complete matches in Iron Banner and earn bonus progress for wins. Iron Banner is affected by Light Level without the artifact. Guardians should bring the highest level gear available to increase the odds of winning. For those who have them, Timelost guns from Destiny 2's Vault of Glass are excellent choi

Astral Lancer is a new challenge for Week Two. Guardians must defeat combatants with Linear Fusion Rifles. Combatants defeated in the Shattered Realm or Astral Alignment activities grant bonus progress

Follow the pathway left, all the way to the cavern. Once inside the cavern, the barrier doorway will be on the left of the floor. Across from the ledge of the cavern is the celestial beacon that will invoke the Barrier Breach. Head to the beacon, then turnaround, and back to the barrier door. Opening the chest will award the Deep Defense Triumph, and complete the last Trivial Myst

The third encounter of Prophecy begins with the fire team in a desert area full of steep dunes of sand. In the distance, gatherings of light can be seen in the night. Use the Sparrow to drive to them, but be mindful of the invisible Vex Minotaurs. They don't need to be defeated, but they can deal some damage if the team isn't careful. Once the team reaches the lit-up area and defeats the Taken, deactivate the Taken bubble and look for the Toland-wisp. It will guide the team to the next area, where the objective is repeated multiple times until a pink light is seen. Go to it, and enter the structure it is emitting from to begin the next encoun

Nothing. Season of the Splicer fixed an issue where Glory was increasing at a slow rate. Season of the Lost made some changes to third-person peeking, but those only arrived due to Season 15's Trials of Osiris rework. This mode has been neglected more than Gambit, and it has even worse rewards. Glory rank-ups do provide Powerful Gear, but this game type lacks unique weapons, armor, or other cosmetics. Unless you care about chasing Unbroken or love competitive PvP, there is virtually no reason to play the Glory Crucible playlist at this t

With stakes commonly in "humanity’s extinction" range, Destiny 2 is loaded with intrigue, emotion, and all the exposition befitting a sprawling space opera. Always front row, the player-controlled "Guardian" is Earth’s greatest protector, and its least expressive. Despite criminal underuse of their voice actors, developer Bungie has recognized its community’s individual need to express exactly who The Guardian

While multiplayer emotes can be clunky they are staples in many players' loadouts. Those initiating extend a friendly hand while those accepting are mostly curious what new, rare, or hilarious emote being offered. Multiplayer emotes function like quick co-op moments for the social aspect of Destiny, one free from anxiety or awkward chit chat. The legendary Slow Jam emote doesn't reference anything specific unless awkward Junior prom moments are univer

With Destiny 2's enduring popularity and its healthy cosmetic market, "Uma Uma Dance" finally arrived to Eververse as the legendary Cat Ear Dance emote in Season 14. Sure, it's a well-traveled meme that's saccharine cute, but seeing humanity's saviors gyrating across the galaxy in cat ears is brilliant, spawning a slew of Destiny 2 Missions-themed "Uma Uma Dance" videos of their

Slow Jam was released in Season of the Lost, Destiny 2's 15th season. Despite feeling tame beside other eccentric dance emotes, having a practical stranger wrap their arms around your waist for a sauntering slow dance is old-school silly that eases tensions. Additionally, it's a lightly affectionate expression that'll likely remain popular among Destiny 2's surprisingly large community of couples who game toget

The Disc Jockey emote seems pretty straightforward at first: the Guardian plays DJ, spinning a simple, repetitive, quasi-house beat. Its origins, however, are much funnier than out-of-sync Guardians drowning out your favorite Dawning music. Disc Jockey is a nod to a viral video from a day party held in the French Alps (seriously). In it a partygoer draws imaginary turntables and a mixer on a snow-covered table, mimicking a DJ to much excitement from nearby revel

Contender's Delve is another Lost Sector challenge, but this time it will have to be completed on Legend or higher. Every day, new Legend and Master Lost Sectors appear randomly throughout the system. Guardians should at least be at Light Levels 1320 and 1350 for these activities. Weapons, armor, and Subclasses cannot be switched once these activities begin. When ready, players can head to the rally flag outside the appropriate Lost Sector entrance to begin that Lost Sector at the Legend or Master difficu