Destiny 2's Festival of the L🦩ost event will be making a comeback next week on October 6.
You can see the announcement of the Festival of the Lost making a return in the tweet from the official 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Destiny 2 ꦺTwitter account just below. The Halloween-themed festival will be returning next Tuesday, which is th♏e traditional day that all Destiny 2 updates kick off on.
Goblins and Ghouls, Warlocks and Wolves prepare for a celebration so thrilling it will wake the dead! 🎃 Festival of the Lost returns October 6th🎃 Free for all players🎃 Join if you dare pic.twitter.com/FaJRjKBKk1
If you're unfamiliar with Festival of the Lost, it'🐎s an event that's been running in Destiny 2 every October for a few years now.ꦛ You'll always be given fancy masks to wear while the event runs on, which last year happened to be a mask representing Master Rahool. The Haunted Forest might also return, a twist on the usual Infinite Forest mode from the Tower.
It looks like Eva Levante will be returning for the event, a merchant that regularly features in Destiny 2's rotating🌟 events, who was last seen in The Dawning event for the game earlier this year. You'll have nearly a month to take part in the Festival of the Lost event, until it concludes on November 3.
There's a lot to look forward to in the future of Bungie's shooter. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Destiny 2: Beyond Light launches later this year in November, bringing an entirely new chapter to the game with brand new locations, as well as c🐽ycling o𒁏ut tons of old locations like Mercury, Nessus, and more.
For a complete look at all the other major releases yet to come this year, head over to our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new games 2020 guide.
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