Lore is important in most RPGs, and the action-RPG seriesDestinyis no exception. However, the first game was criticized for hiding much of its lore behindGrimoire Cardsand such, prompting members of the community to collect all ofDestiny’s relevant lore in one convenient location called the Ishtar Collective. The Ishtar Collective is a great way to learn ’s lore, though it appears an English student has copied it for their English homework.
The Ishtar Collective shared an email it received from an English teacher named Jennifer. Apparently, Jennifer has a student in her class named Lucas who turned in the Ishtar Collective’s “entire website” as journal entries. Jennifer contacted the Ishtar Collective to make sure that the site wasn’t actually written by her student Lucas.
We don’t know exactly how the Ishtar Collective responded to the email, but the Twitter account is having fun with the situation. On Twitter, the Ishtar Collective has renamed itself to “Lucas” as a tongue-in-cheek way to protect the student from getting in trouble for plagiarizingDestinylore for their homework.
WithDestinystill a very viable franchise, it looks like the Ishtar Collective will still have plenty of work to do moving forward. Not only does Bungie have more seasons of content planned forDestiny 2, similar to the ongoingSeason of the Drifter, but the studio is also apparently moving full-steam ahead on the development ofDestiny 3.
A well-knownDestinyleaker by the name of AnonTheNine posted an info dump onDestiny 3on Reddit. AnonTheNine revealed some details aboutDestiny 3’s lore, like the new enemy race called the Veil, which the Ishtar Collective will no doubt want to cover if the leak turns out to be legitimate. Of course, like with any leak, it’s possible that the information shared by AnonTheNine is inaccurate, but fans should found out for sure within the next couple of years or so.
AnonTheNine claims thatDestiny 3is planned to be a launch title for the PS5 and next Xbox, and if that’s true, then news on the game should come sooner rather than later.
