Destiny Age of Triumph Teaser Features Vault of Glass, Speaker Speaking

It's a brave new world.

Posted By | On 06th, Mar. 2017

It’s amazing how one character speaking again after 2.5 years can rile people up but that’s exactly what happened with the Age of Triumph teaser for Destiny. The Speaker is finally, well, speaking and we get our first teases of what the new event will hold.

Vault of Glass coming back is pretty much confirmed at this point with Fatebringer spotted briefly. Age of Triumph will also sport the largest record book till date with class-specific quests to pursue. The main point of the video is to hype up the initial Twitch reveal happening on March 8th, 10 AM PST.

Age of Triumph will have two more Twitch reveals before including one that covers changes to the sandbox. The event itself will be out by March end and will be the last one for Destiny before the team focuses on Destiny 2.

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