Ever since the first release of "Destiny: The Taken King," it's Game Developer Bungie, has evidently continued to launch updates which enhanced the game making players come back for more.
One of it is the surprising comeback of the Iron Banner Crucible event to the tower since the huge December update, where Lord Saladin has purportedly brought another group of prizes for the Guardians, who are brave enough to enter the stadium.
The Iron Banner returns as a standard Control game type and supposedly went live last December 29.
According to "Destiny" Wikia, the Iron Banner permits an exceptional sort of Crucible matches, where in order to participate, the Guardians must be at any rate level 40 or in a fireteam lead by Guardian of at least level 40.
What's more, level advantages in the Iron Banner are also empowered, which infers that weapons with higher assault ratings can do more damage, armor with higher protection ratings oppose more harm, and Guardians whose light level is higher take less damage from those players who's light level is lower.
In addition to that, the Iron Banner is said to be a PlayStation exclusive gear, where PS4 and PS3 players will find the opportunity to acquire restrictive rigging sets for each class.
Lord Saladin has further Iron Banner Bounties for the game players to claim after reaching a particular rank or will receive it as a post-game reward.
As noted by Bungie's Official Website, the new items will be accessible from Lord Saladin is Rank 3: Boots, Rank 4: Helmets, Auto Rifles and Rank 5: Shotgun.
Meanwhile, Rank 2: Helmets, Rank 3: Class Items, Auto Rifles and Rank 4: Shotgun is available as post-game drops. The content will apparently be exclusive to PlayStation platforms until "Destiny: Year 3," which is relied upon to start in September 2016.
Game players who need to gather some Iron Banner gear must sign into "Destiny: The Taken King," as the Iron Banner will last just for one week, which began last Dec. 29, 2015 and will end on Jan. 5.
That said, Bungie reportedly confirmed that they will be enjoying a short reprieve before dispatching the following round of "Destiny: The Taken Kings" updates.
