In addition, if players are near the 17 necessary to purchase Gjallarhorn, there are a couple other opportunities to snag individual strange coins: Players who can complete the Level 32 version of the strike will earn all 9 coins in one run. Strange coin rewards do not stack - with only 9 coins (total) available per character each week. Unfortunately, this week's strike, The Will of Crota, is exclusive to The Dark Below - meaning that players who have not purchased the DLC will either need to first drop real coins on the add-on or use other means to grind for strange coins. Regardless of Gjallarhorn's high-profile status, the rocket launcher's cost is still beholden to Xur's established pricing tiers - specifically, 17 strange coins for a special or heavy weapon.Ĭheck out Xur's location (and full inventory) in the video below:Ĭomplete the Weekly Heroic Strike on the highest difficulty available to your character. However, one month ahead of "The Taken King" release, the grind will (temporarily) end for a significant chunk of Guardians - as Bungie's infamous exotic dealer, Xur, has arrived in the tower with the game's most sought-after (and arguably over-powered) weapon: Gjallarhorn.įor players who can't wait to get their hands on the iconic rocket launcher, and don't need any further explanation, this week Xur is at the Tower - in the back of the nightclub (when you first load into the Tower hear right, through the ship hanger, then downstairs into the nightclub). Why? Because they're still grinding for the game's most sought-after weapons and armor - many of which can only be acquired through random drops upon completion of Destiny's most challenging modes. Still, despite wearing through the new content, many Destiny-faithfuls still raid, strike, and compete in multiplayer battles each week (if not everyday). The "House of Wolves" DLC added significant value to the full Destiny package, with new armor and weapons, missions, multiplayer modes, as well as the Prison of Elders arena battle, but it didn't take long for die-hard fans to level up their gear and acquire all of the DLC's armory additions. It's been a long road for Destiny players, full of exciting (and frustrating) moments as well as subtle (and not-so-subtle) game tweaks from Bungie. However, as the developer prepares for the release of Destiny: Year Two, kicked-off by the release of the next expansion "The Taken King" on September 15th, regular players have hit another lengthy content gap.
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