A new three-person activity, Court of Blades, has become available and sees players battling through throngs of enemies. Of course, the difficulty keeps rising, but you can harness runes to improve your capabilities. Five new weapons are also available, including a new glaive, bow, fusion rifle, sidearm, and SMG, each with Adept and Masterworked versions.

If that weren’t enough, new Artifact Perks are available, providing even more power to Arc subclasses and Trace Rifles. They can now stun and exhaust Overload Champions, heal your team with rapid final blows, and deal more damage to enemies afflicted with debuffs matching the same element type.

Of course, even more content is inbound in Act 3, including Heavy Metal, a PvP mode with Brigs and Drakes, a reprise of the Sunless Cell Strike, and Rite of the Nine, a new Dungeon gauntlet of sorts. Stay tuned in the coming months for more details.

First, the new Heretical weapons, which look sleek and have Adept versions with an additional Origin trait, more perks and Adept Mods. Their perks are also pretty cool – the Adamantite Auto Rifle spawns Unraveling projectiles from healed allies, while the Pyschopomp Grenade Launcher grants Bolt Charge with final blows.

The Vault of Glass raid is finally getting craftable weapons, complete with new perks, while Trials of Osiris receives a new armor set. And then there are the Exotic weapons, including Barrow-Dyad, perhaps the most unique-looking Strand SMG yet. Its main property is creating Blighted Seekers when firing and regenerating ammo.

There’s also Lodestar, the first Trace Rifle that uses Primary ammo. Available in the Season Pass, it emits a beam while hip-firing, but aiming down sights activates burst-fire. Crown of Tempests Warlocks should also note the Arc Alignmeter, which fills with all Arc damage dealt and, when maxed out, Jolts enemies after a special reload.

Destiny 2 – Episode 3: Heresy goes live on February 4th for all platforms. Stay tuned for more details en route.