Destiny Grimoire Anthology, Volume III: War Machines: 3: Grimoire Anthology (volume 3)

As a huge destiny fan and a long time player of the game this is a must have. I spent many waking hours collecting dead ghosts and calcified fragments to full explore the rich story and forgotten history of destiny.Volume one is about the darkness and how through even the noblest of actions can lead us to dark places.I also bought Volume two and three for the full collective lore of destiny up to the release of Destiny 2 beyond light of which Volume three touches.Beautifully written and presented with stunning artwork and an in-game emblem code.I'd throughly recommend this book and the others to any destiny player, no matter how long or how much you may already know, this Volume may well challenge what you think you know!one deals with the darkness

Son love it!

This is a wonderful companion to the Destiny 2 game, and is a must for any fan.This fills out the story lore, which personally is the area of the game which draws me in more than any other. This is the companion to the Beyond Light expansion, and offers some great insight. It is really beautifully written, and if you want something that is illustrated and features the rich Destiny story, this is for you.

Book arrived well packaged and in pristine condition, included a code to redeem an emblem that worked without issue.

Since preordering the Destiny Grimoire Anthology in 2018, I’ve been hooked, and Volume III is no exception! The exploration of Rasputin, Exos, and Golden Age technology is fantastic. As a long-time collector, I’ve also picked up a variety of other odd Destiny merch, and this volume fits perfectly into my growing collection of lore and memorabilia.

My son bought all three of these books in the series and enjoyed them all. He’s a huge D2 fan, and this added to his enjoyment.

It came with the emblem code,which was great. If u love destiny lore buy this

Volume 3 continues the series' detailed compilation of lore, this time focusing on the Exos and Rasputin. It includes the various legends of the infamous Deep Stone Crypt subroutine, some of the pre-Rise of Iron ARG pieces, extracts from the journal from The Taken King collector's edition so there's at least something new for the majority of people who collect these.Given the amount of stuff regarding the Exos I can understand why this was delayed as much, given that it references things from the recent Beyond Light expansion.Knocked a star off due to a few typos (repeating paragraphs and a misnumbered chapter), but I appreciate the circumstances in which this book was produced and it something that Bungie's Grimoire team acknowledges in the foreword.Bit disappointed they didn't include stuff regarding Felwinter, but all in all a nice collection of one of the most fascinating sections of Destiny's mythos