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Destiny 2: Forsaken will be available for all brave guardians to experience starting tomorrow at 10 AM, but if you’re champing at the bit for some gunslinging, axe-smashing, grenade-tossing, face-punching action, then I’ve got you covered.
Spoilers to follow. You have been warned.
First up, a sneak peek
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