More loot, more fun, and more guns in Destiny 2's annual celebration of all things spooky.

Destiny 2: Beyond Light's new sub-classes look like proper new additions to the Guardian arsenal instead of mere riffs on the existing Solar, Arc and Void abilities, the first notable addition since the Forsaken expansion…uh…expanded on these powers.

Run from it, dread it, Destiny still arrives…usually in September. This year’s Beyond Light expansion? That’ll also be late, as it’s slipping from its original September release date to November 10.

With a new Destiny 2 expansion comes a new selection of options that you can throw money at. You’ve got your usual guilt-laden vanilla edition available, you’re egged on to buy the more deluxe version which is same same but different but same, and then there’s the collector’s edition. Which features an odd assortment of trinkets.

Another year, another Destiny expansion and wham bam, thank you ma’am. Right? Well yes and no, as last night’s Destiny 2 stream wasn’t just focused on what’s coming to Bungie’s sandbox in the immediate future, but was also aimed at establishing plans for the looter-shooter that charted the path of the game well into 2022.