Despite Marathon<\/em>\u2019s status as the hot new game everybody seems to be talking about, Bungie still has a lot of developmental power invested in Destiny 2<\/em>\u2019s ongoing support. In addition to announcing the upcoming Guardian Games that begin on March 24, Thursday\u2019s This Week in Destiny blog post also confirmed a surprising new collaboration for the game. But Destiny 2<\/em> x Magic: The Gathering<\/em> is not the specific crossover content I am personally looking for.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n \u201cDestiny 2 <\/em>is teaming up with Magic: The Gathering<\/em> for a very special crossover that introduces armor sets inspired by legendary Planeswalkers alongside a collection of Exotic cosmetics celebrating both worlds,\u201d Bungie says.<\/p>\n Titans get the Flamecaller Set inspired by Magic\u2019s firebrand Planeswalker Chandra Naalar. It\u2019s an inspired look, particularly with the goggles and the flaming hair. If I were a Titan, I would rock this in a split second and never take it off. For the Hunters, there\u2019s the Mindsculptor set inspired by Jace Beleren, one of Magic\u2019s major power-players who seems like he\u2019ll wind up being a major villain later this year as part of the Reality Fracture<\/em> set due out in October. Finally, Warlocks get the Death\u2019s Majesty Set inspired by the necromancer Liliana Vess.<\/p>\n Also available as part of the crossover will be the Promised End exotic ghost shell inspired by Emrakul; Grand Praetor exotic ship; Voice of Hunter 7\/6 exotic sparrow inspired by the Phyrexian Vorinclex; a finisher inspired by Magic<\/em>\u2019s iconic Overrun spell; a Sol Ring exotic emote; another emote that simulates igniting a Planeswalker spark; and a shader pack that focuses on Magic<\/em>\u2019s five land colors.<\/p>\n Bungie hasn\u2019t released any previews of the emotes just yet, but transforming your Ghost into a tiny tentacled Eldrazi seems pretty fun. The land-based shaders also really pop. The Golden Plain shader makes the Mindsculptor hunter look just like Moon Knight. With some minor cosmetic tweaks, I\u2019m sure we\u2019ll see spot-on Moon Knight cosplays running around the Tower before long.<\/p>\n For Magic<\/em> fans still playing Destiny 2<\/em> who love some of these specific Planeswalkers, it\u2019s a welcome collaboration to see in the game. But it would be much more exciting to see a crossover moving in the opposite direction: I want a Destiny-themed Secret Lair with unique Magic<\/em> cards, pronto. At a glance, it\u2019s not a great fit for a trading card game so steeped in high fantasy, but Universes Beyond has already stretched the limits of what Magic<\/em> is capable of including pretty far. Last year also gave us Edge of Eternities<\/em>, a sci-fi set within the Magic multiverse.<\/p>\n This November will also mark the release of a Star Trek<\/em> Universes Beyond set. Destiny 2<\/em> is arguably a much better fit for Magic than Star Trek or even previous crossovers like Fallout<\/em>. At least Destiny 2<\/em> has a bunch of magic already. Here\u2019s to hoping that this is just a prelude to an even bigger and better collaboration sometime in the near future.<\/p>\n The various Magic: The Gathering<\/em> cosmetics will be available in Destiny 2<\/em>\u2019s in-game Eververse Store starting March 24.<\/p>\n ![\"dack](\"https:\/\/static0.polygonimages.com\/wordpress\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/dack-fayden-secret-lair-in-garbage.jpeg?q=49&fit=crop&w=140&h=98&dpr=2\"\/)
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