Bungie's upcoming expansion for Destiny 2, titled The Final Shape, is generating considerable buzz with the introduction of a new subclass called Prismatic. This transformative subclass allows players to mix and match elements from Arc, Solar, Void, Stasis, and Strand to unlock new levels of customization and power. A significant feature of the Prismatic subclass is the state of "Transcendence," enabling unique grenade abilities and weapon damage bonuses after dealing combined Light and Darkness damage.

The Final Shape and the ongoing Into the Light update also bring a new PvE activity, Onslaught, fresh weapons, and an area dubbed the Hall of Champions. Moreover, Exotic class items and a new enemy type called The Dread add even more depth to the game's content. With the past delays and hype around the expansion, fans are keenly anticipating these additions to the Destiny 2 universe.

What is Transcendence in Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion?

Transcendence is a state unique to the new Prismatic subclass in Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion. Players can enter Transcendence by dealing both Light and Darkness damage, which activates special meters. Once filled, these meters allow for a temporary state where Guardians gain a new grenade ability that combines elements and additional weapon damage bonuses.

Destiny 2, developed by Bungie, has been an evolving franchise since its release in 2017. Its unique approach to combining MMO elements with first-person shooter gameplay has created a vast and dedicated community. As part of the series' evolving narrative, expansions like The Final Shape contribute to the lore-rich universe that fans have come to appreciate, maintaining interest in the game through evolving gameplay mechanics and consistent updates.