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Category:Nightstalker

2017-01-13T14:29:37Z

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Nightstalker is the suport subclass of Hunter. Players unlock the Nightstalker when they complete the [[quest]] from [[The Taken King]]. Bladedancer specializes in dealing void damage and supporting the team. Additionally, Nightstalkers can use [[smoke]]to cloak themselves and nearby teammates, allowing them to become invisible.

Social spaces

2017-01-13T14:17:44Z

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Social spaces are areas in-game where players may visit in order to access Vendor NPC's, vault, or socialize with other players outside of a combat zone or patrol.

==Description==

*Players are unable to use [[weapons]] or [[abilities]], including [[Double Jump]], [[Blink]] etc.
*Gameplay is in the 3rd person perspective.
*Players are immune to any damage, apart from fall damage. As social spaces have no [[enemies]] to speak of.

==List of social spaces==

*[[The Tower]]
*[[The Reef]]
*[[Felwinter Peak]]
*[[The Lighthouse]]

Social spaces

2017-01-13T14:13:54Z

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Social spaces are areas in-game where players may visit in order to access Vendor NPC's, vault, or socialize with other players outside of a combat zone or patrol.

==Description==

*Players are unable to use [[weapons]] or [[abilities]], including [[double jump]], [[blink]] etc.
*Gameplay is in the 3rd person perspective.
*Players are immune to any damage, apart from fall damage. As social spaces have no [[enemies]] to speak of.

==List of social spaces==

*[[The Tower]]
*[[The Reef]]
*[[Felwinter Peak]]
*[[The Lighthouse]]

Social spaces

2017-01-13T14:13:21Z

Kassidysaurus:

Social spaces are areas in-game where players may visit in order to access Vendor NPC's, vault, or socialize with other players outside of a combat zone or patrol.

=Description=

*Players are unable to use [[weapons]] or [[abilities]], including [[double jump]], [[blink]] etc.
*Gameplay is in the 3rd person perspective.
*Players are immune to any damage, apart from fall damage. As social spaces have no [[enemies]] to speak of.

==List of social spaces==

*[[The Tower]]
*[[The Reef]]
*[[Felwinter Peak]]
*[[The Lighthouse]]

Social spaces

2017-01-13T14:12:51Z

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Social spaces

2017-01-13T14:12:23Z

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Social spaces are areas in-game where players may visit in order to access Vendor NPC's, vault, or socialize with other players outside of a combat zone or patrol.

=Description=

*Players are unable to use [[weapons]] or [[abilities]], including [[double jump]], [[blink]] etc.
*Gameplay is in the 3rd person perspective.
*Players are immune to any damage, apart from fall damage. As social spaces have no [[enemies]] to speak of.

==List of social spaces==

[[The Tower]]
[[The Reef]]
[[Iron Temple]]
[[The Lighthouse]]

Turret

2017-01-13T14:03:34Z

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The Turret is a special “vehicle” only encountered on the Bastion and First Light Crucible maps in PVP, specifically in the Combined Arms playlist. It is also used very briefly in the first part of the House of Wolves quest The Archon-Slayer, and in some cases appears in either Heroic or Nightfall versions of the Dust Palace strike and Winter's Run strike.

Armed with twin rapid-fire rotary machine guns and protected by a frontal energy screen, the Turret is a powerful anti-vehicle weapon.

Turrets wreck other vehicles, and while they are vulnerable to the Interceptor’s rocket fire (or the usual anti-vehicle tools), they can destroy Sparrows, Pikes, and Interceptors extremely quickly. The turret’s machine guns overheat if fired continuously for too long. Ideally, Turrets should be fired in bursts, or the player can expect a lengthy delay while the barrels cool off. A small energy screen protects the turret’s operator. The turret’s screen can be destroyed, but it regenerates after fifteen seconds or so.

A Turret is available in the beginning of The Archon Slayer, in two areas of the Dust Palace (strike), and Winter's Run strike by the Ketch. These are the only times a Turret is usable outside the Crucible. [http://www.destinypedia.com/Turret]

Turret

2017-01-13T14:03:06Z

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The Turret is a special “vehicle” only encountered on the Bastion and First Light Crucible maps in PVP, specifically in the Combined Arms playlist. It is also used very briefly in the first part of the House of Wolves quest The Archon-Slayer, and in some cases appears in either Heroic or Nightfall versions of the Dust Palace strike and Winter's Run strike.

Armed with twin rapid-fire rotary machine guns and protected by a frontal energy screen, the Turret is a powerful anti-vehicle weapon.

Turrets wreck other vehicles, and while they are vulnerable to the Interceptor’s rocket fire (or the usual anti-vehicle tools), they can destroy Sparrows, Pikes, and Interceptors extremely quickly. The turret’s machine guns overheat if fired continuously for too long. Ideally, Turrets should be fired in bursts, or the player can expect a lengthy delay while the barrels cool off. A small energy screen protects the turret’s operator. The turret’s screen can be destroyed, but it regenerates after fifteen seconds or so.[1]

A Turret is available in the beginning of The Archon Slayer, in two areas of the Dust Palace (strike), and Winter's Run strike by the Ketch. These are the only times a Turret is usable outside the Crucible. [http://www.destinypedia.com/Turret]

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2017-01-12T15:19:12Z

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Yavek, Wolf Baron

2017-01-12T15:18:18Z

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''Serve him; he is Kell of Kells.''<br />
-Grimoire Card

'''Yavek, Wolf Baron''' is a [[Baron]] of the [[House of Wolves]]. During the [[Reef Wars]], Yavek was a minor lieutenant of [[Skolas, Kell of Kells|Skolas, Wolf Kell]] who managed avoid being captured by the [[Awoken]] in the [[65 Cybele|Cybele]] Uprising. When Skolas resumed control of the Wolves and named himself Kell of Kells, he promoted Yavek to Baron as a reward for his loyalty and sent him to negotiate with the [[House of Devils]] and [[House of Kings]] on Earth. He is encountered in the mission [[The Ruling House]] in [[King's Watch]], where he is meeting with [[Paskin, King Baron]] and [[Vekis, King Baron]]. All three Fallen nobles are defeated by the [[Guardian]].

Prince [[Uldren Sov]] believed that Paskin and Vekis only attended the meeting to assassinate Yavek, which would have been a firm dismissal from the [[Kell of Kings]] of Skolas' plan to unite all of the Fallen Houses under his banner. Whether or not this is true may never be known due to the Guardian's interruption.

==List of appearances==
*''[[Destiny]]''
**''[[House of Wolves (expansion)|House of Wolves]]''

[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Fallen]]
[[Category:Characters]]

Yavek, Wolf Baron

2017-01-12T15:15:04Z

Kassidysaurus:

''Serve him; he is Kell of Kells.''<br />
-Grimoire Card

[[https://www.bungie.net/common/destiny_content/grimoire/hr_images/601143_6f384376c379bcf7911fda02d4489a96.jpg|thumb|Yavek, Wolf Baron]]

'''Yavek, Wolf Baron''' is a [[Baron]] of the [[House of Wolves]]. During the [[Reef Wars]], Yavek was a minor lieutenant of [[Skolas, Kell of Kells|Skolas, Wolf Kell]] who managed avoid being captured by the [[Awoken]] in the [[65 Cybele|Cybele]] Uprising. When Skolas resumed control of the Wolves and named himself Kell of Kells, he promoted Yavek to Baron as a reward for his loyalty and sent him to negotiate with the [[House of Devils]] and [[House of Kings]] on Earth. He is encountered in the mission [[The Ruling House]] in [[King's Watch]], where he is meeting with [[Paskin, King Baron]] and [[Vekis, King Baron]]. All three Fallen nobles are defeated by the [[Guardian]].

Prince [[Uldren Sov]] believed that Paskin and Vekis only attended the meeting to assassinate Yavek, which would have been a firm dismissal from the [[Kell of Kings]] of Skolas' plan to unite all of the Fallen Houses under his banner. Whether or not this is true may never be known due to the Guardian's interruption.

==List of appearances==
*''[[Destiny]]''
**''[[House of Wolves (expansion)|House of Wolves]]''

[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Fallen]]
[[Category:Characters]]

Yavek, Wolf Baron

2017-01-12T15:12:17Z

Kassidysaurus:

''Serve him; he is Kell of Kells.''<br />
-Grimoire Card

[[File:https://www.bungie.net/common/destiny_content/grimoire/hr_images/601143_6f384376c379bcf7911fda02d4489a96.png|thumb|Caption text]]

'''Yavek, Wolf Baron''' is a [[Baron]] of the [[House of Wolves]]. During the [[Reef Wars]], Yavek was a minor lieutenant of [[Skolas, Kell of Kells|Skolas, Wolf Kell]] who managed avoid being captured by the [[Awoken]] in the [[65 Cybele|Cybele]] Uprising. When Skolas resumed control of the Wolves and named himself Kell of Kells, he promoted Yavek to Baron as a reward for his loyalty and sent him to negotiate with the [[House of Devils]] and [[House of Kings]] on Earth. He is encountered in the mission [[The Ruling House]] in [[King's Watch]], where he is meeting with [[Paskin, King Baron]] and [[Vekis, King Baron]]. All three Fallen nobles are defeated by the [[Guardian]].

Prince [[Uldren Sov]] believed that Paskin and Vekis only attended the meeting to assassinate Yavek, which would have been a firm dismissal from the [[Kell of Kings]] of Skolas' plan to unite all of the Fallen Houses under his banner. Whether or not this is true may never be known due to the Guardian's interruption.

==List of appearances==
*''[[Destiny]]''
**''[[House of Wolves (expansion)|House of Wolves]]''

[[Category:Enemies]]
[[Category:Fallen]]
[[Category:Characters]]

Fallen Leadership

2017-01-12T15:09:32Z

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*[[Riksis, Devil Archon]]
*[[Simiks-3]]
*[[Draksis, Winter Kell]]
*[[Sepiks Prime]]
*[[Aksor, Archon Priest]]
*[[The Silent Fang]]
*[[Paskin, King Baron]]
*[[Yavek, Wolf Baron]]
*[[Vekis, King Baron]]
*[[Skolas, the Rabid]]
*[[Taniks, the Scarred]]
*[[Pilot Servitor]]
*[[Kaliks, Reborn]]
*[[S.A.B.E.R-2]]
*[[Aksis, Archon Prime]]
*[[Vosik, the Archpriest]]
*[[Kovik, Splicer Priest]]
*[[Sepiks Perfected]]

Fallen Leadership

2017-01-12T15:08:54Z

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*[[Riksis, Devil Archon]]
*[[Simiks-3]]
*[[Draksis, Winter Kell]]
*[[Sepiks Prime]]
*[[Aksor, Archon Priest]]
*[[The Silent Fang]]
*[[Paskin, King Baron]]
*[Yavek, Wolf Baron]]
*[Vekis, King Baron]]
*[[Skolas, the Rabid]]
*[[Taniks, the Scarred]]
*[[Pilot Servitor]]
*[[Kaliks, Reborn]]
*[[S.A.B.E.R-2]]
*[[Aksis, Archon Prime]]
*[[Vosik, the Archpriest]]
*[[Kovik, Splicer Priest]]
*[[Sepiks Perfected]]

Fallen Leadership

2017-01-12T15:08:24Z

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Fallen Leadership

2017-01-12T15:06:57Z

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[[Riksis, Devil Archon]]
[[Simiks-3]]
[[Draksis, Winter Kell]]
[[Sepiks Prime]]
[[Aksor, Archon Priest]]
[[The Silent Fang]]
[[Paskin, King Baron]]
[[Yavek, Wolf Baron]]
[[Vekis, King Baron]]
[[Skolas, the Rabid]]
[[Taniks, the Scarred]]
[[Pilot Servitor]]
[[Kaliks, Reborn]]
[[S.A.B.E.R-2]]
[[Aksis, Archon Prime]]
[[Vosik, the Archpriest]]
[[Kovik, Splicer Priest
[[Sepiks Perfected]]

Strikes

2017-01-12T14:54:09Z

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'''Strike''' is a [[Game Modes|game mode]] that requires a party of 3 players. It is similar to dungeons in other online games. A Strike usually take 20-40 minutes to complete and has 1 or more unique bosses. When players finish a Strike, they are rewarded with special items such as [[gear]] and [[engrams]].
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==Year 3 Strikes==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!Strike
!Level
!Location
!Enemies
!Boss
!Requirement
|-
|[[The Wretched Eye]] || ?? || [[The Plaguelands, Earth]] || [[SIVA-infected Fallen]] || [[Kovik, Splicer Priest]] ||
|-
|[[The Abomination Heist]] || ?? || [[Ocean of Storms, Moon]] || [[Hive]] || [[Hive Abomination]] ||
|-
|[[Sepiks Perfected]] || ?? || [[Old Russia, Earth]] || [[Fallen]] || [[Sepiks Perfected]] ||
|-
|}

==Year 2 Strikes==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!Strike
!Level
!Location
!Enemies
!Boss
!Requirement
|-
|[[Blighted Chalice]] || ?? || [[Ocean of Storms, Moon]] || [[Taken]] || [[Prince Malok]] ||
|-
|[[Fallen S.A.B.E.R.]] || ?? || [[Old Russia, Earth]] || [[Fallen]] || [[S.A.B.E.R-2]] ||
|-
|[[Shield Brothers]] || ?? || [[Dreadnaught]] || [[Cabal]] || [[Valus Mau'ual]] and [[Valus Tlu'urn]] ||
|-
|[[Sunless Cell]] || ?? || [[Dreadnaught]] || [[Taken]] || [[Alak-Hul, the Darkblade]] ||
|-
|[[Echo Chamber]] || ?? || [[Venus]] || [[Vex]] || [[Restorative Mind]] || PS3 and PS4 only
|-
|}

==Year 1 Strikes==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
|-
!Strike
!Level
!Location
!Enemies
!Boss
!Requirement
|-
|[[The Devils' Lair]] || 6 || [[Old Russia, Earth]] || [[Fallen]] || [[Sepiks Prime]] ||
|-
|[[The Summoning Pits]] || 12 || [[Ocean of Storms, Moon]] || [[Hive]] || [[Phogoth]] ||
|-
|[[Winter's Run]] || 14 || [[Ishtar Sink, Venus]] || [[Fallen]] || [[Aksor, Archon Priest]] ||
|-
|[[The Nexus]] || 14 || [[Ishtar Sink, Venus]] || [[Vex]] || [[Sekrion, Nexus Mind]] ||
|-
|[[Cerberus Vae III]] || 18 || [[Meridian Bay, Mars]] || [[Cabal]] || [[Valus Ta'aurc]] ||
|-
|[[Dust Palace]] || 18 || [[Meridian Bay, Mars]] || [[Cabal]] || [[Psion Flayers]] || PlayStation 3 and 4
|-
|[[The Undying Mind]] || 20 || [[Meridian Bay, Mars]] || [[Vex]] || [[The Undying Mind]] || [[The Dark Below]] <br> PlayStation 3 and 4
|-
|[[The Will of Crota]] || 26 || [[Old Russia, Earth]] || [[Hive]] || [[Omnigul]] || [[The Dark Below]]
|-
|[[The Shadow Thief]] || 28 || [[Ocean of Storms, Moon]] || [[Fallen]] || [[Taniks-Syn]] || [[House of Wolves]]
|-
|}

==Strike Playlist==
{{main|Strike Playlist}}
Random Strikes with various difficulties for endgame players.
==Weekly Nightfall Strike==
{{main|Weekly Nightfall Strike}}
Specific Weekly Strike with various [[modifiers]] along with [[Nightfall]] modifier. If the whole party dies you will need to restart the Strike. By completing the Strike, players earn a buff that increases exp and rep gained for the whole week.
==Weekly Heroic Strike==
{{main|Weekly Heroic Strike}}
Specific Weekly strike with various [[modifiers]] that offer unique rewards including [[Strange Coins]].
==Strike Tips and Tricks==
*Bring [[Consumables]] - Consumables are items that are used to replenish ammo and can also provide temporary buffs to your [[stats]]. They are very useful during Strikes, especially on the [[Heroic|Heroic Difficulty]]. Consumables can be bought from a vendor in [[The Tower]].

*Know [[Orb of Light]] mechanics - You can charge up your [[Supers]] faster by picking up Orbs of Light. Orbs of Light are generated when your party members kill [[enemies]] with their Supers such as [[Golden Gun]], [[Nova Bomb]] and [[Fist of Havoc]]. It is more effective to use your Supers on groups of weaker enemies than tougher ones. This way you can generate maximum amount of orbs for your team members. Using a super on a major or ultra yields more orbs of light but risk of not finishing them off if their health is high

*Different gear are more effective in different Strikes - When you choose your strike there are percentages next to your gear letting you know how effective you're going to be during the strike. Please make sure you are not undergeared for the Strike.

*Known when to stay together and when to spread out - Don't wander too far from your teammates. If you die during a Strike, it is up to your fellow Guardians to revive you. If you die and you’re half way across the map, it can make things particularly difficult for the rest of the group and could potentially end up causing your Fireteam to 'wipe' forcing you to restart the Strike all over again. Sticking close to each other makes it easier to revive and minimizes the risk of wiping. While sticking together for the trash is a good idea be mindful of boss mechanics. (e.g. the giant spider robot in alpha was easier to handle if you split to each side of the map and mid operated more as a medic.

*Communication is key - Use methods of communications such as the headset to communicate and coordinate your fire team. Making use of a headset will improve the effectiveness and efficiency of your Fireteam when taking down tough Strike bosses.

*Team fire - is a phrase used mainly when a major or ultra takes more effort and having any available fireteam members to focus their attention on the larger enemy. (it's wise to have at least one of each burn type equipped or in inventory)

{{Game Modes}}

Year 3

2017-01-12T14:37:11Z

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Year 3 was the name given to the third year after the release of Destiny. Year 3 began on 9th September 2016.

Destiny's fourth expansion and second major expansion, [[Rise of Iron]], was released on 20th September, 2016.

The Taken King

2017-01-12T14:29:05Z

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[[file:the taken king logo1.png|400px|right]]
==General Information==
{{see also|The Taken King Achievements|The Taken King (Quest)}}
[[The Taken King]], formerly known as The Comet, is the 3rd and largest [[expansion]] for Destiny. The Taken King marks the end of [[Year 1]] and the start of [[Year 2]] of Destiny. It released on September 15, 2015. Unlike previous expansions, The Taken King came in disc-form, similar to vanilla Destiny. It not only increased the base [[level]] from 20 to 40 but also added 1 extra [[subclass]] for each [[class]]. Additionally, The Taken King added 2 new types of [[weapons]] and a new [[Patrol]] [[location]] on the [[Hive]] ship called [[The Dreadnaught]].

The story is about [[Oryx, The Taken King]] looking to to avenge the death of his son, [[Crota]]. Players battle Oryx and his army, [[The Taken]].

==New Items==
[[Year 2 Exotic Weapons]]

[[Year 2 Exotic Armor]]

[[Artifacts#Rare Artifacts|Rare]] and [[Artifacts#Legendary Artifacts|Legendary Artifacts]]

[[Ghost Shells#Year 2 Ghost Shells|Ghost Shells with stats and perks]]

[[The Taken King Emblems]]

==New Features==
===Key Features===
*3 new [[Subclasses]]: [[Sunbreaker]], [[Nightstalker]] and [[Stormcaller]]

*20 additional [[level]]s: 20 -> 40

*1 new weapon type: [[Swords]]

*New [[patrol]] location: [[The Dreadnaught]], [[Oryx]]'s ship that orbits [[Saturn]].

*New [[enemies]]: [[The Taken]], consisted of corrupted versions of [[Fallen]], [[Hive]], [[Vex]] and [[Cabal]].

*10 new [[Story Missions]], 3 of them are class-specific

*Many new [[quests]]

*3 new [[Strikes]]: [[Fallen Saber]], [[Shield Brothers]], [[Sunless Cell]]

*1 new [[Public Events]]: [[Court of Oryx]]

*1 new [[Raids]]: [[King's Fall]]

*7 new [[Crucible]] Maps: [[Ghost Ship]], [[Memento]], [[Vertigo]], [[Bannerfall]], [[Exile]], [[Crossroads]], [[Frontier]]

*New Crucible Modes: [[Mayhem]], [[Rift]], [[Zone Control]]

===Additional Features===
*New Gear slot: [[Artifacts]], equippable at level 40

*Your character level is determined by maximum Year 1 [[Light]] level

*New [[Ghost Shells]] with in-game effects such as [[stat]] bonuses

*More [[Vault]] space - 72 slots for weapons and armor, 36 slots for general

*New storage called [[Collections]] for [[Shaders]], [[Emblems]], [[Sparrows]] and [[Ships]]. Tracks all you have acquired. Shows where to acquire others.

*[[Emotes]] are now interchangeable and equippable

*Smarter loot system where it looks at the items you already have to determine drops

*Gear progression reset. New TTK rare items are more powerful than Year 1 items.

*Current strikes: [[Dust Palace]], [[The Undying Mind]], and [[Cerberus Vae III]] are over run with Taken enemies.

===PlayStation Exclusives===
These are exclusive to PS3 and PS4 players til at least Fall 2016.

*3 Armor sets: [[Hesperos]] for [[Titan]], [[Azoth Bend]] for [[Warlock]] and [[Neuroghast]] for [[Hunter]]

*[[Exotic]] [[Scout Rifle]]: [[The Jade Rabbit]]

*[[Strike]]: [[Echo Chamber]]

*Crucible Map: [[Sector 618]]

==Different Purchase Options / Versions==
See below the table for explanations for each column.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style= "text-align: center"
|-
! Version
! Price
! Type
! Vanilla
! TDB and HoW
! Physical Items
! In-game Items
! Founder's Fortune
! SUROS Arsenal Package
! Humble Gestures

|-
|Digital Download || $40 || Digital || - || - || - || - || Yes || Pre-order || -
|-
|Legendary Edition || $60 || Physical || Yes || Yes || - || - || Yes || Pre-order || -
|-
|Digital Collector’s Edition || $80 || Digital || Yes || Yes || - || Yes || Yes || Yes || Pre-order 6/16-6/24
|-
|Physical Collector’s Edition || $80 || Physical || Yes || Yes || Yes || Yes || Yes || Yes || -
|-
|PS4 Limited Edition Console Bundle || $400 || Physical || Yes || Yes || - || Yes || Yes|| Yes || -
|-
|}
*'''Version''' - the version / edition of The Taken King available for purchase.

*'''Price''' - cost of the version in dollars.

*'''Type''' - physical / box version or digital / downloadable version.

*'''Vanilla''' - if the version includes the base Destiny game.

*'''TDB and HoW''' - if the version includes [[The Dark Below]] and [[House of Wolves]] [[expansions]].

*'''Physical Items''' - if the version includes physical items: Collector’s Edition SteelBook Case, Cayde-6's Intel Cache, Modified Treasure Island Book with intro Letter from Cayde-6, Cayde-6’s Personal Notes and Illustrations, Collection of Relics and Artifacts (Stickers, Cards etc), Strange Coin Replica.

*'''In-game Items''' - 3 class specific [[emotes]], 3 [[Shaders]], 3 [[Exotic]] [[Class Armor]] with [[EXP]] Bonuses. Note that these in-game items can be purchased as an add-on after release for $20.

*'''Founders Fortune''' - players who are level 30 or higher on at least 1 character or own both TDB and HoW expansions will receive unique [[Year 1]] VIP rewards. Rewards consist of [[Brave Shell]] ([[Ghost Shell]]), [[Be Brave]] ([[Emblem]]), [[The Old Guard]] ([[Shader]]) and [[S-34 Ravensteel]] ([[Sparrow]]).

*'''SUROS Arsenal Package''' - immediate access to SUROS Arsenal Package on September 15, 2015. These items could be obtained in-game from January 1, 2016. SUROS Arsenal Package consist of [[SUROS Minimalist]] [[Shader]], [[SUROS Fire]] [[Emblem]], [[SUROS PRR-11]] ([[Auto Rifle]]), [[SUROS BNS-13]] ([[Pulse Rifle]]), [[SUROS WSC-17]] ([[Scout Rifle]]).

*'''Humble Gestures''' - a postmaster package that if opened gave multiple Fall 2015 rare and legendary emotes.

==Lore==
A dark shadow has fallen over our worlds. Oryx, The Taken King, is hell-bent on vengeance and is raising an army of corrupted “Taken” forces by manipulating the Darkness itself. You must find a way into his impenetrable Dreadnaught ship to defeat The Taken King before he and his dark army consume our civilization and bring our solar system to ruin.

==Images==
[[file:the taken king1.jpg|400px|left]]

Year 2

2017-01-12T14:25:42Z

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Year 2 was the name given to the second year after the release of Destiny. Year 2 began September 9th, 2015.

Destiny's third expansion and first major expansion, [[The Taken King]], was released on September 15th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:24:23Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year 1 began with the release of Destiny on 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, [[The Dark Below]], was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, [[House of Wolves]] , was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:23:59Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year 1 began with the release of Destiny on 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, [[The_Dark_Below]], was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, [[House of Wolves]] , was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:23:23Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year 1 began with the release of Destiny 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, [[The_Dark_Below]], was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion,[[House of Wolves]] , was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:20:43Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year 1 began with the release of Destiny 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, [[The_Dark_Below|The Dark Below]], was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, The House of Wolves, was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:18:29Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year 1 began with the release of Destiny 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, The House of Wolves, was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:18:08Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny. Year1 began with the release of Destiny 9th September, 2014.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, The House of Wolves, was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 2

2017-01-12T14:17:05Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 2 was the name given to the second year after the release of Destiny. Year 2 began September 9th, 2015.

Destiny's third expansion and first major expansion, The Taken King, was released on September 15th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:06:33Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, was released on December 9th, 2014.

Destiny's second expansion, The House of Wolves, was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T14:06:07Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, was released on December 9th, 2014.
Destiny's second expansion, The House of Wolves, was released on May 19th, 2015.

Year 1

2017-01-12T13:38:12Z

Kassidysaurus:

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny.

Destiny's first expansion, The Dark Below, was released on December 9th, 2014.

Year 2

2017-01-12T13:30:35Z

Kassidysaurus: Created page with "Year 2 was the name given to the second year after the release of Destiny."

Year 2 was the name given to the second year after the release of Destiny.

Year 1

2017-01-12T13:29:28Z

Kassidysaurus: Created page with "Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny."

Year 1 was the name given to the first year after the release of Destiny.