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Destiny: The Taken King
Bungie Teases Destiny: The Taken King With One More Cinematic Trailer
We’re just a week out from Destiny’s biggest expansion yet. Crota’s father, Oryx, is coming to avenge his son’s numerous deaths at your hands. He is not happy.
This quick look at the story behind Destiny 2.0 sets up a struggle that will pit the solar system’s enemy races against themselves. No one really liked the Cabal anyway, right?
As a reminder, Destiny’s first year winds down starting today. We say goodbye to Dinklebot, as Nolan North steps in to replace him.
You're also running out of time to become legend by completing a number of "Moments of Triumph" to earn a special emblem. That opportunity closes on September 14.
For more on Destiny: The Taken King, which launches on September 15, check out our coverage from the September issue.
Note: Bungie recently extended the Moments of Triumph window from September 8 to September 14. This article has been corrected, and we apologize for the error.
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