Destiny 2’s Festival Of The Lost Brings Highly Anticipated Dinosaur Armor For Halloween Event

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The day is finally upon us. After teasing us with the dinosaur armor set earlier this year and announcing the dinosaur armor as the winner of the “dinosaur versus monster” vote, Destiny 2 will finally get the long-awaited dinosaur-themed armor ornaments with the arrival of the Festival of the Lost.

You can see the armor above and in the new Festival of the Lost trailer that just dropped today. It’s everything we were promised, with the Titan T-rex set, the Hunter raptor set, and the Warlock set looking like a sci-fi triceratops. Guardians have been salivating at the prospect of getting this armor for months, and now the Eververse is set for a massive infusion of Bright Dust as the dino armor finally goes on sale.

Festival of the Lost is a little different this year. With Mercury vaulted, so too went the Haunted Forest, meaning Eva will need to send us to a new location for candy this year. Or, as it turns out, at least three locations. The new Haunted Lost Sectors will tell “three tales of terror” on Nessus, Europa, and the Moon. An Exo and Vex mind merging, a Guardian being hunted for their Ghost, and a headless Hive will be the major plot points of these scary short stories.

New dino armor and a new location are just half of what’s new in Festival of the Lost. There are five new masks to collect from Eva, including the Ada-1, Taniks, Eramis, Sweeper Bot, Pyramids, and Honk Moon masks. The new Book of the Forgotten lore book can be purchased from Eva using Manifested Pages, and the new Jurassic Green Pulse Rifle will be available for purchase along with the previous years’ Braytech Werewolf and Horror Story Auto Rifles.

A spooky new ship, three Sparrows, and two Ghost Shell will also be available in the Eververse.

Festival of the Lost runs from now until November 2. After that, there will be a few weeks off before Bungie launches its 30th Anniversary Event with the return of the Gjallarhorn Rocket Launcher and the Loot Cave Dungeon.

Link Source : https://www.thegamer.com/destiny-2-festival-of-the-lost-dinosaur-armor/