Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph: Release time, dungeon, and everything we know about Season 19 Dexerto

Destiny 2 Seraph Season Content

Destiny 2 Season 19 will lead up to Lightfall.

new dungeon

While Season of Plunder added the King’s Fall Raid, Season 19 will introduce another new dungeon for the Guardians to tackle. According to Bungie Seraph Siege Seasonit will be linked to a weapon called Review Zero.

We don’t yet know what will be included in the Dungeon, but it’s safe to say that it will be challenging and offer its own Triumph Seal to win.

For context, the Duality dungeon was added as part of Season of the Haunted, coming just a few days after the new season began. Bungie will repeat the trick as well, with the Season 19 dungeon coming to 5pm GMT/10am PT/1pm ET on December 9, as revealed on a recent TWAB blog post.

Melting pot

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As revealed in a blog post.The Crucible, Destiny 2’s PvP hub, is finally getting a major overhaul starting in Season of the Seraph. This is what will happen:

• A new Crucible Seal, Glorious, will be added.
• Control and Clash will be moved to a single Quickplay playlist.
• The weekly rotations will change as many of the modes are less popular than others.
• Lord Shaxx will offer engram focus like Saint-14 does. More focus options are coming with Lightfall.

As for the maps, Bungie has confirmed that more are coming, with two previously saved maps and a new one as well. So far, there is no ETA on when they will arrive.

Iron Banner will rotate to a new mode in Destiny 2 Season 19 and offer new rewards. This time around, the mode will be called Stronghold, where players capture and hold zones just like they would in Control. The difference is that there is a Cabal-flavored twist that Bungie is keeping under wraps. Iron Banner will return on January 3, 2023.

Bungie will also continue to refine the Crucible skill-based matchmaking introduced in Season of Plunder, such as confirmed by Bungie.

skill changes

Nothing in Destiny 2 stays the same for long, and Bungie is changing up the core abilities of the game.

Arc, Solar, Stasis, and Void all have a different look, with a number of buffs and nerfs (though thankfully more of the former). Learn more with our summary.

Destiny 2 Season 19 Weapons and Gear

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One of the biggest surprises is the addition of a new Destiny 2 x Assassin’s Creed crossover cosmetic set.

Players can look forward to a new Exotic weapon tied to the Season Pass, as well as a new Ritual Weapon with Vanguard, Crucible, and Gambit trims.

The following weapons will be removed or added to loot in Season 19, Bungie has revealed:

Iron Banner:

Arriving –

• Dark Decider Automatic Rifle
• Gunnora’s Ax Shotgun

Departure –

• Forge’s Vow Pulse Rifle
• Riiswalker’s Shotgun

Trials of Osiris

Arriving –

• Exalted Truth Hand Cannon
• Unbreakable Service Machine Gun

Departure –

• Aisha’s Embrace Scout Rifle
• Reed’s Regret Linear Fusion Rifle

To become night

Arriving –

• Wendigo GL3 Grenade Launcher (Heavy)
• Hung Jury SR4 Scout Rifle

Departure –

• Silicon Neuroma Sniper Rifle
• Automatic rifle with service obligation

Players can look forward to the return of the Iron Companion sets for Iron Banner, as seen below:

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Economic Changes in Destiny 2 Season 19

A Bungie blog post revealed that, after being a part of the franchise since its inception, fate materials will be removed from Destiny 2.

That means the following will no longer be available to obtain starting with Season 19:

• Twilight Shards
• microphase data network
• helium filaments
• baryon branches
• metal spinning sheets
• icy star

Starting in Season 19, Rahool will offer 5,000 Glimmer per stack of 20 target materials, or 250 per individual material.

Rahool will also have new exchange rates for Enhancement Prisms and Ascendant Shards.