In the final livestream detailing the Age of Triumph for Destiny, Bungie detailed new changes to the sandbox and loot. So much loot, all of it shiny, new and updated. So let’s chat about that, because I still get a digital rush of blood to the head when I see some of those sexy designs land in my arsenal.

And the story continues! Here’s part five of our retrospective of the Destiny story so far, as we cover The Taken War and the fall of Oryx.

The Prison of Elders is once again open for business, as the latest Destiny patch is looking to revitalise that correctional facility.

Next month sees Destiny undergo another big update, with developer Bungie looking to streamlline their MMO shooter even further. Top of the change-list, is a tougher King’s Fall raid that’ll include new challenge modes, because some people get off on pain apparently.

Last week, Destiny's King’s Fall raid unveiled a hard-mode, that was designed to really stick it to anyone who thought that they could handle god-mode Oryx. And it was beaten in an hour. You ain't so bad, Destiny.

I’ve yet to beat the King’s Fall raid, but I totally will eventually, thanks to the fantastic community of Destiny players who have offered to help me get through this difficult and trying time. Thing is, they’ll be holding my bloody and severed hand during an even more difficult challenge, as the King’s Fall raid adds extra challenges later this week.

The Touch Of Malice is one of the more visually interesting designs in Destiny, but getting it is harder than something that is appropriately dense and durable for a witty analogy. Dammit, it’s early. Anyway, here’s a breakdown of how to get it

Destiny's King’s Fall raid unlocks a few days after The Taken King arrives, pitting you and five fellow Guardians aginst Oryx and his court of Taken. Bungie is promising a new kind of raid with new mechanics that’ll keep the experience interesting. I say balls to that, just show me the damn loot already.