Destiny 2 Will Only Have One Ritual Weapon In Season Of The Worthy Olivia Harris According to Dylan Gafner, Community Manager at Bungie, the latest content expansion for Destiny 2, Season of the Worthy, will only add a single new ritual weapon to the game. The new ritual weapon can become unlockable once Iron Banner returns to the activity rotation. Season of the Worthy contains a single ritual weapon, reserved for the Iron Banner.You'll learn more about this reward before the first Iron Banner of the season. — dmg04 (@A_dmg04) March 10, 2020 While the new ritual weapon will be unlocked only in Iron Banner game mode, there will still be exotic weapons to earn through other quests and activities. Season of the Worthy runs from March 10 to June 9, with all new story elements, activities,and plenty of loot to earn. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J
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