Move over Ghostbusters, D&D is the new weird Destiny 2 collab

The Final Shape is nearly upon Destiny 2 players, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t opportunities to shoehorn in collaborations with other properties. Wizards of the Coast and Sony/Bungie have now teamed up to bring Dungeons and Dragons to Destiny 2. Kindly put aside the finale you’ve been waiting a decade for, it’s time to pony up some cash for medieval fantasy gear in a science fiction shooter.

Somehow, the Mindflayer Warlock makes too much sense

came via the official . Fans of both franchises will be able to indulge on June 4, 2024, when the collaboration goes live with the release of The Final Shape. From armor sets to an emblem and even a physical Eye Tyrant Ghost Shell, there’s plenty here.

• Apex Draconic Set (Titan)
• Flayer’s Dominion Set (Warlock)
• Spectral Displacer Set (Hunter)
• Queen of Dragons Ship
• Owlbear Chariot Sparrow
• Eye Tyrant Ghost Shell
• Bigby’s Fist Finisher
• Natural 20 Emote

This isn’t the first time that Bungie has partnered with another property in a bizarre crossover. Earlier this year, we had the Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire crossover, and prior to that, Bungie teamed up with CD Projekt Red for a Witcher crossover (though Cyberpunk would have made more sense).

In a world where corporations are teaming up to milk their audiences for all they’re worth, it’s not shocking to see collaborations. However, all I ask is that they try to fit the theme of one another. Destiny is a series set in the far-flung future, so when medieval properties get thrown in, it feels very out of place. But, enough of my grousing, let’s focus on the real issue: the lack of an Astarion Hunter set.