Since Xur was selling Riskrunner this weekend just passed, we thought it was high time we reviewed the weapon. As an Exotic Submachine Gun the weapon only has a couple of items to compete with, those being The Huckleberry, and Tarrabah. Let's take a look at the stats and perks first.

Welcome to something a little different here on Destiny News Hub. For today's article out resident Hive enthusiast Avraham went out into the world and had an honest to god interview with an Acolyte. Ishivu-Vaurux was 'kind' enough to indulge us with a few insights into their existence at this time of year.

Xur is back again, and this time he's got some different Exotics for us to try out and build up our collections with. You can find him on the EDZ this week, he's near Winding Cove, high up next to a destroyed Fallen ship. Head up there, but read on first to see what he's got.

Yesterday we reported that the impossible had been accomplished, Dûl Incaru was killed by a Guardian at Power Level 999. This was meant to unlock the true ending to The Dreaming City, but nothing happened at the time. Now however, there has been a development.

We recently reported on a Guardian who was trying to reach Power Level 999 and kill Dûl Incaru because of some lore related to the Shattered Throne dungeon. Supposedly doing this would unlock the true ending to The Dreaming City, but it seems as though this was not true.

Before you jump on me, I know Forsaken was released over a year ago. And yes, feel free to judge the fact that I am just now killing Riven. More important is the fact that I received one of the rarest weapons in the game. After days of raiding, among the jealous Omnigul-esque screeches of my clanmates, I was blessed with the holiest of drops. You know exactly what I’m talking about.

Xenophage went live in Destiny 2 last week with the Festival of the Lost 2019. This is the second Exotic Machine Gun in the game, with the other being Thunderlord, and it's got one heck of a quest that you need to complete before you get it. Here's our guide to help you get through this quest and make Xenophage your own.

It’s been a bit since I've put up a review but I’m back again and this time we’ll be taking a look at the exotic heavy bow Leviathans Breath. Leviathans Breath is the first of its kind as it is located in your heavy slot and I have been very interested to see how it would compete with other heavy weapons in the meta. Let's take a look at its stats;

The Festival of the Lost is upon us once again, and with it, its fair share of goodies to chase, from masks, to guns, to a Toothbrush. Ol' Eva Levante is back in town, and she's given us the greatest gift of all: Candy! And Chocolate Strange Coins! And Gingivitis!

Right now we should be talking about Festival of the Lost, or the new Exotic weapon Xenophage, but what we have to discuss is yet another bug with the Izanagi's Burden quest.