Destiny 2 Officially Bringing Back the Menagerie With Reprised Rewards and Unvaulted Content
· GlobeWire Daily Gaming Desk · Source: gamerant.com

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Bungie has officially confirmed that the popular Menagerie activity will return to Destiny 2 alongside an upcoming unvaulting of legacy content. According to an official update shared by Josh Deane, the developer outlined plans to bring back old campaigns, Strikes, Raid Lairs, and full Raids, paired with a loot refresh for the returning activities.
Players can review the official Bungie Community Update and developer channels to verify the announcements and track future timelines.
Planned Content and Unvaulting Details
- Activities Returning: The Menagerie, old campaigns (Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and Forsaken), Strikes, Raid Lairs, and full Raids.
- Production Timeline: Current plans are in pre-production, with production scheduled to begin in February 2027.
- Release Status: Specific launch dates have not yet been disclosed by Bungie.
Menagerie Loot and Rewards
- Weapon Updates: Reprised weapons such as Austringer, Beloved, CALUS Mini-Tool, Drang, Fixed Odds, Imperial Decree, and The Epicurean, adjusted with Tier-5 considerations.
- Armor Sets: Opulent armor sets (Helm, Gauntlets, Chest, Legs, and Class Item) are planned to return, with potential new set bonuses following the reception seen in Monument of Triumph.
Additional Updates and Rumors
- Marathon and Hiring: Bungie has indicated continued updates for Marathon and noted ongoing hiring efforts for Destiny 2.
- Unverified Rumors: Unconfirmed leaks suggest potential future projects involving Disney, though these claims remain speculative and lack official confirmation.
AI-assisted reporting; source claims are attributed and have not been independently verified.
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