Do you want to know how to get the Assassin’s Creed Armor in Destiny 2? The online multiplayer shooter from Bungie has a new season for you, entitled ‘Season of the Seraph.’
The new season has given us a rather surprising and exclusive partnership with none other than Ubisoft to bring us some of the most valued Assassin’s Creed content. This, to say the least, an unexpected crossover brings three armor sets from the Assassin’s Creed games alongside Ghost and Sparrow cosmetics to complement the overall look of the Guardian. This guide will show you how to get the Assassin’s Creed Armor in Destiny 2.
How to Obtain Assassin’s Creed Armor in Destiny 2?
There is only one way to get Assassin’s Creed Armor in Destiny 2, and that is through the Eververse store.
Access the Eververse shop through the Tower, and each of the three armor sets costs 2,000 Silver. This amount of silver will set you back $20, so in total, you will need $60.
Additionally, Finishers and individual equipment cosmetics are tied with a certain set cost between 800 and 1000 Silver.
Each of Destiny’s three classes receives a fantastic crossover skin based on characters from Assassin’s Creed games.
Warlock (Eagle Bundle)
Inspired by the Assassin’s Creed II protagonist Ezio Auditore, this bundle features crisp robes, leather gauntlets, and several knife sheaths.
Titan (Wolf-Kissed Bundle)
The most recent title from the Assassin’s Creed franchise, Valhalla, is brought to Destiny 2 with the aesthetics of Eivor, the Viking rider. Enjoy the tanier look of Titan with the wolf’s fur, amazing leather gauntlets, and tanned leather.
Hunter (Misthios Bundle)
Relive the magic moments of the Assassin’s Creed Odyssey in an armor set inspired by Kassandra. You get some incredible ancient Greek aesthetics, such as avian engravings on arm plates, drapery fabric that falls over shoulders, and glowing eyes that will leave your enemies in fear.
There is no information on whether Assassin’s Creed armor sets will come into the Bright Dust tab of the store and become available through the ‘free-to-earn currency during the Season of the Seraph. You had the option to get Fortnite-inspired armor sets for free.
Nevertheless, considering how stunning these aesthetics look, it would be a huge loss not to get them.
Destiny 2 is available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms.
