Bad luck protection for the Beyond Light raid in Destiny 2 is finally being fixed in the upcoming March 23 patch.

That’s just the base version of Dead Man’s Tale though, and if you’re serious about turning this weapon into a trusty companion, you’re going to want to invest in the Catalyst for it. With that equipped, you’ll gain increased hip-fire rate, accuracy, and a reason to stay smug with your antique repeater rifle. How do you get the Dead Man’s Tale Catalyst? Here’s how!

Dead men do tell some tales via the language of bullets, in the latest Exotic quest for Destiny 2.

bungie’s planning to shake some of that gear up as it heads into Season of the Chosen this week. The Aeon Cult Exotics, which consist of a trio of gauntlets, are being redesigned into gear that you and your fireteam wear when you really want to work together as a team.

What Destiny 2: Beyond Light giveth, it also taketh away…eth. The next expansion to Bungie’s loot-shooter arrives next week, bringing with it a new Stasis subclass, a story that’s more content to paint with shades of grey, and two locations to visit: The snow swept plains of Europa and a return to the Cosmodrome. Because Destiny 2 has also become a bit of a bloated sandbox though, you’ll be saying goodbye to several locations in the process: Io, Titan, Mercury, and Mars are being chucked into the Destiny Vault alongside a whole lot of other activities.

If you're lucky, the latest legendary weapon in Borderlands 3 is a bandit-slaying powerhouse that royally flushes away the competition in front of you.

Bad Juju is a demonic death-dealer straight out of Toland the Shattered’s arsenal. It’s devilish, hard-hitting and the pinnacle of that weapon class, which makes it a kind of brilliant device for dealing with trash mobs and pinpoint accuracy in the Crucible. As for getting your hands on the weapon? Kind of a grind but not too difficult at the end of the day. Here’s how you can get your hands on a fan favourite weapon as Destiny 2’s new Age of Triumph unfolds.

Yes sir, the best rocket launcher in Destiny built up a hell of a reputation for itself over the course of three years, thanks to a payload which wasn’t just explosive but also detonated into smaller cluster bombs which would follow enemies around. The fabled weapon and fan favourite has been missing in action throughout Destiny 2, with many a Guardian lobbying Bungie to bring back the almighty death-dealer. Which might be happening soon.