Destiny: Rumors on House of Wolves DLC!!

NEW YORK - Jan. 20, 2015 - PRLog -- Below is a link that was gathered between multiple sites and put together by one person in which I thank you for putting in the hard work for the fans of this game that want to know what the DLC will be like. This link will be showing what kind of raid armor you can get, what new exotics will be entering the game, along with the new raid, new raid weapons, new vendor armor, and a lot and I mean a lot of new ships.

This new DLC is rumored to be released on March 10th which could be very true due to the fact that it is a Tuesday and all Destiny content releases on a Tuesday morning at 4 a.m. EST.

Here is the link that you can see all of the new gear (http://i.4cdn.org/vg/1420926050061.jpg).

This is very big news for the destiny community not only is there so much new gear and weapons to look forward to. The new raid looks like you will be able to hit level 34. If it goes by how the Crota's End armor is that you can hit one level below the hard raid which you can see that hard raid enemies level are 35 so i'm guessing max armor (light level) will be 34.

As you can see in the image it contains three brand-new Story Missions, a couple of new Strikes, as well as a new Raid dubbed as The Arena that can only be attempted once a player reaches level 35. It also reportedly teased that the "House of Wolves" DLC will include four new Crucible maps, such as the Widow's Court on Earth, the Black Shield on Phobos, the Timekeeper on Mars, and the Thieves' Den located on the map of Venus. In addition, there are a couple of new game modes that will be called the Inferno and Hardcore, two alter-existing game modes where the players can only gather more points by killing and the trackers are not available.

Hope you guys enjoy this image as much as I did and cannot wait for the new content to drop. Let me know in the comments what you guys think of the new weapons and armor.

The link used in this article is attributed to MattWGordon.

The featured image used in this article is attributed to Ian Miles Cheong and is used under the Creative Commons license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/