It’s Gamescom week, October is almost here and I’ve got a hunk of desire to see more details on Destiny 2: Shadowkeep that pertains to Artifact mods and how they’ll impact on the main game. Fortunately, Bungie delivered on this front last night during the Inside Xbox livestream as they took to the stage and showed off the fancy new gadgets that’ll be making armour that much more special in the months to come.

More than fancy Exotics, more than the most satisfying of pop guns above all else, the primary drive in Destiny 2 has always been about accumulating power. What began with a Light Level in the original Destiny would evolve into the Power Level of Destiny 2, as Guardians would jet around the cosmos looking for all manner of rewards and engrams which would push their overall power ranking up higher and higher. In Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, that search for power is going to change.

In Rise of Iron, players could get their hands on Artifacts, valuable antiques which would give them slight boosts that made a world of difference during more hectic encounters across the solar system. In Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, they’re finally making a return.

Here’s a breakdown of the eight artifacts that you’ll be able to get your hands on in Destiny's Rise of Iron expansion next month.

Another Thursday, another wrap-up of new Destiny facts! Also, there’s no use running, I’ve already locked the door, barred the windows and swallowed the keys. You’re my wives now, suckers!

Blizzard unveiled their newest World of Warcraft expansion: Legion. The new expansion includes the new Demon Hunter class, and the Artifact weapons to defeat the Legion. Can this save the dropping subscriptions?

Blizzard implemented a new artifact system into Heroes of the Storm recently. Feedback from the community has resulted in them removing it.