Destiny 2 Brings Back Festival Of The Lost Event For Halloween
Afterwards, the new Call to Arms competition begins.
In This Week in Destiny, Bungie highlights the return of the Festival of the Lost event for Destiny 2 and the debut of the new Call to Arms competition for the free-to-play shooter.
The Festival of the Lost begins on October 21, inviting players to don masks, collect candy, and join new activities. The new Haunted Altars six-player PvE event takes place on the Moon and challenges players to defeat waves of enemies and “feed their monster” before destroying it for rewards.
Red Rum(ble) is a PvP twist on Rumble, where players collect ammo and explosive pumpkins from fallen Headless Ones. The event introduces three themed weapons — Gunburn (Kinetic SMG with Kinetic Tremors), Hushed Whisper (Strand Bow), and Arcane Embrace (Arc Shotgun) — available through Eerie Engrams, candy, and event ranks.
Players can also earn the exclusive Feral Heart emblem by watching partnered Destiny 2 streamers on Twitch between October 21 and 28.
On November 11, Bungie launches Call to Arms, a new event spearheaded by Devrim Kay. Players will compete for high scores across five activities — Heliostat, The Coil, Salt Mines, Proving Grounds, and Cutting Edge: Zone Control — to earn rewards and cosmetics, including the Legendary universal helmet ornament. Event ranks offer additional loot such as Sparrows, Ships, Ghost Shells, Shaders, Finishers, and holofoil weapons. High-scoring Guardians will also unlock rare emblems, shaders, and transmats.
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