It’s Friday! But more importantly, it’s Xursday. Even more importantly, it is proof that it’s Friday because I’m talking about Xur. Yes sir, the merchant of exotic goods has arrived to claim your Strange coins. But his storefront has gotten a big overhaul for year two of Destiny.

Year two of Destiny has a completely different method for upping your game however. And just like a dodgy soap commercial, it’s all about the infusion of essences or some such guff.

Pet Revenge wants you to find some Taken Champions, and introduce them to the wrath of the Reef. Sound easy? Hahaha, no it's not. Still, it is doable with a little help from your friends.

So what do you do next in Destiny, once the The Taken King has been defeated and you find yourself with an itchy trigger-finger and a shiny new sidearm to test out? You go to court.

A few days ago, we asked you to reveal the legend that you had created in your first year of Destiny. The title by which you were known in the Tower.Once we had enough of you, we chose three Guardians at random, who would receive a special prize: The Taken King expansion for PS4.

There’s also a whole new world of Exotic weapons waiting to be discovered. Newer, deadlier gear that’ll get the blood-pumping to your crotch-NRA. Here’s how to get your hands on the Chaperone, a new Exotic shotgun that’ll have you tossing your Invective away quicker than a terrible Christmas gift.

Calcified Fragments can be turned in for a decent reward in Destiny, if you know where to find them. Here’s how and where you can get your hands on them.

Much like the Thorn hand cannon however, Gjallarhorn has been bumped down in year two, in order to balance the game. For year two at least.