• Starts by finally being able to go through the portal
• Witness is trying to form a connection with the light, to create the final shape
• Will answer questions at the grand scale, but will also be a personal journey, deepening relationships with Zavala, Ikora, our Ghost, Cayde.
• "A story told around campfires, told by companions who have been fighting together for hundreds of years"
• The core vanguard team is getting back together.
• The early focus is singularly on the campaign, nothing distracting from it.

• Releases on June 7th, 10AM Pacific
• The Witness will be confronted in the raid.
• "But, that might not be enough"
• Need to "rally all guardians" in order to overcome the final shape and the witness.

• He's back in the story
• Voiced by the original voice actor Nathan Fillion
• Our guide through the new Pale Heart destination

• The new destination, stage for the showdown with the witness, within the portal on the Traveler, "inside the Traveler".
• Will initially be shaped around the Witness, because he was in there the longest. When Guardians show up, it begins to shape around there.
• Traveler is creating the world in front of us, as it saw us on our journey.
• Pieces of Destiny 1 areas seem to be brought back (unclear to what extent).
  • Destiny 1 tower is referenced directly, seems to be a pretty complete version of it
  • The wall outside the Cosmodrome in winter is also shown.
• "There are a lot of things that are different with this destination"

• The destination is built in a literal line, from the portal to the Witness's monolith
• You will begin your journey in a place of safety, and feel it escalate in danger and surrealness, a beautiful evolution of the space.
  • Things escalate as you move toward the Witness's monolith.
  • Things become deconstructed, put back together "wrong".
• After finishing the campaign, the destination opens up. It will be generally locked down until that point.

• Several story mission names can be seen through the gameplay video:
  • Transmigration: takes place in a greener section of The Pale Heart, shown with a "I." prefix in some footage, likely the first mission. Objective: "Clear the Obstacle. Obstacles cleared: 1 of 2"
  • Temptation: takes place in the old tower, presumably an early mission. Objective: "Search the Area. Conduits deactivated: X of 3"
  • Dissent: takes place in a Witness/Pyramid area, presumably a later mission. Objective: "Hunt down the Subjugators. Subjugators eliminated: 0 of 2", "Forge a Path to the Witness's Monolith"
• At least one strike is shown in the video:
  • "Explore the Forgotten City", "The Forgotten City", greener area
  • Liminality: takes place in a Witness corrupted area. Objectives: "Push Forward".
  • These might be the same strike, but the above two objectives are only ever shown in the context of a Nightfall, where the title is not shown, so it's impossible to tell.
• Some lost sectors are shown in the video:
  • The Broken Deep: Looks to take place in a version of the Cosmodrome.
  • The Forgotten Deep: Looks to take place in a transformed version of The Last City.
• One activity "Overthrow the Landing" or "Overthrow" is shown:
  • The activity objective has the 4 phase encounter progression indicator, with the last phase being a boss. Objective text is: "Complete Overthrow Level 3. Progress: 85 of 1000"
  • Killing enemies causes the points to go up, progressing the activity.
  • Takes place in a greener area of The Pale Heart, the tower itself doesn't seem to be shown.

• New Witness race
• Tormentors were the first enemy in the Dread race.

• First flying enemy with wings
• Fires rapid projectiles
• Has a scream ability, which briefly suppresses and slows

• Corrupted Psions
• Weavers can launch Strand ground projectiles forward that look much like the Suspending projectiles from Titan's Drengr's Lash aspect. They can impact the player, and create an AoE that pulls players toward the Weaver.
• Attendants can launch Stasis ground projectiles forward that slow on impact.

• Melee enemy, with two large blades.
• If killed the "wrong way" (likely by failing to crit), a Geist will pop out, fly towards the player and blow up.

• New enemy type with two variants, one Strand and one Stasis.
• "Backfield tactician", as compared to Tormentors that play extremely aggressive
• CC abilities (Suspend, Freeze)
• Have some kind of enrage mechanic (like tormentors), might trigger after a certain amount of damage is dealt, unclear what exactly the effect is.
• Will buff other enemies on the battlefield
  • "pyramid buddies" are shown on many enemies surrounding the Subjugators, shooting darkness projectiles.

• Attack that fires a woven lash, suspending guardians hit
• Ranged attack with multiple Strand projectiles

• Ranged attack that looks like the Warlock melee, seems to freeze targets hit

• New Solar super, callback to Radiance from D1
• The second first person super in Destiny, can shoot guns while using it.
• Enhances abilities while active
  • Melee fires 6 projectiles.
    • Only snap is shown, unsure if snap and celestial fire are merged, or if only enhanced snap is available.
  • Grenade "almost is sentient", looks like a butterfly, floats between multiple enemies blowing up on each.
  • Supercharges solar weapons of yourself and allies, applying scorch when they're shooting.
• Will not have self rez.
• The super lets you do a lot of damage, especially when fireteam members can cause scorch.
• They know Warlocks are relegated to Well of Radiance, they're working to fix this by giving more options for healing and buffing (like the new weapon frame).

• Solar aspect, casting rift creates a solar soul, which launches at enemies, damaging and scorching.

• New Void super, will be the only ranged one-off offensive super for Titans in the game.
• Titan jumps up in the air, summons a series of three axes and throws them one at a time.
• Axes stick in the ground, pull enemies in and explode.
• The axe remains, can be picked up and use it against enemies.
• They've heard about the feedback of Titan supers being too similar, so they made the initial cast of the super unique for Titans, but still including the roaming melee fantasy by picking up the axe.

• Void aspect, consuming grenade turns it into a shield, which can absorb damage and release it in a blast.

• Arc super, you throw a knife and can warp to it, damaging all enemies around it
• Can cast it three times, damaging enemies each time.
• They're watching how strong it will be in Crucible, trying to not make it too strong.

• Can take your staff and spin it in the air, propelling the hunter upward
• Gives Amplified to you and allies near you.
• Acts sorta like another jump, which can be refreshed (likely by being attached to melee or class ability)

• A new subclass that allows players to combine certain abilities and aspects from the other subclasses into one.
• Aspects and other effects have been made more loose, to work better with other abilities or effects from other subclasses.
  • For examples, Diamond Lance and Feed the Void now activate from ability kills with any damage type, and Stylish Executioner activates when defeating an enemy afflicted by any elemental debuff, not just Void
  • More tweaks will be revealed closer to The Final Shape release
• All movement and and class ability options from all subclasses are available
• One ability per slot per element will be available, and one aspect per element is available.
• After the first mission players will have Prismatic available with a selection of abilities, and then earn more as mission rewards, or through post-campaign quests and collectibles. No currencies are needed for the unlocks.

• Dealing damage with light and dark fills two meters respectively. When both meters are filled, you can use Transcendence.
• The amount of the bar that gets filled scales with the amount of damage done.
• Kinetic damage charges both bars at a reduced rate, but when one bar fills up it will charge the remaining bar faster.
• While Transcendent, you get a new grenade that combines light and dark.
• Both grenade and melee will get instantly refunded, and have shorter cooldowns.
• You get a weapon damage buff that stacks with other weapon damage buffs.

• Transcendent Grenade: Hailfire Spike - Throw a device charged with Stasis matter and Solar energy that attaches to surfaces or targets and then erupts into a slowing storm. After a short duration, the device ignites, creating a deadly scorching cyclone
• Supers
  • Storm's Edge (Arc) (New in TFS)
  • Golden Gun: Marksman (Solar) (starting)
  • Silence and Squall (Stasis) (starting)
  • Silkstrike (Strand)
  • Shadowshot: Deadfall (Void)
• Class Abilities
  • Marksman's Dodge (starting)
  • Gambler's Dodge (starting)
  • Acrobat's Dodge (Solar) (starting)
• Movement Modes
  • High Jump (starting)
  • Strafe Jump (starting)
  • Triple Jump (starting)
  • Blink (Arc) (starting)
• Melees
  • Combination Blow (Arc)
  • Knife Trick (Solar) (starting)
  • Withering Blade (Stasis) (starting)
  • Threaded Spike (Strand) (starting)
  • Snare Bomb (Void)
• Grenades
  • Arcbolt Grenade (Arc)
  • Swarm Grenade (Solar) (starting)
  • Duskfield Grenade (Stasis) (starting)
  • Grapple (Strand)
  • Magnetic Grenade (Void)
• Aspects
  • Ascension (Arc) (New in TFS)
  • Gunpowder Gamble (Solar)
  • Winter's Shroud (Stasis) (starting)
  • Threaded Specter (Strand)
  • Stylish Executioner (Void) (starting)

• Transcendent Grenade: Electrified Snare - Throw an explosive device energized with Strand matter and Arc energy that detonates in a supercharged suspending burst. The suspended target takes heavy damage over time and chains jolting lightning to any nearby targets.
• Supers
  • Twilight Arsenal (Void) (New in TFS)
  • Thundercrash (Arc) (starting)
  • Bladefury (Strand) (starting)
  • Hammer of Sol (Solar) (starting)
  • Glacial Quake (Stasis) (starting)
• Class Abilities
  • Towering Barricade (starting)
  • Rally Barricade (starting)
  • Thruster (Arc) (starting)
• Movement Modes
  • High Lift (starting)
  • Strafe Lift (starting)
  • Catapult Lift (starting)
• Melees
  • Shield Throw (Void)
  • Thunderclap (Arc) (starting)
  • Frenzied Blade (Strand) (starting)
  • Hammer Strike (Solar)
  • Shiver Strike (Stasis)
• Grenades
  • Suppressor Grenade (Void)
  • Pulse Grenade (Arc) (starting)
  • Shackle Grenade (Strand) (starting)
  • Thermite Grenade (Solar)
  • Glacier Grenade (Stasis)
• Aspects
  • Unbreakable (Void) (New in TFS)
  • Knockout (Arc) (starting)
  • Drengr's Lash (Strand)
  • Consecration (Solar)
  • Diamond Lance (Stasis) (starting)

• Transcendent Grenade: Freezing Singularity - Throw a mass of Void energy and Stasis matter. On impact, it deploys a miniature black hole orbited by a halo of slowing ice. After a short duration, the black hole implodes, suppressing and dealing heavy damage to all nearby targets.
• Supers
  • Song of Flame (Solar) (New in TFS)
  • Nova Bomb: Cataclysm (Void) (starting)
  • Stormtrance (Arc)
  • Winter's Wrath (Stasis) (starting)
  • Needlestorm (Strand) (starting)
• Class Abilities
  • Healing Rift (starting)
  • Empowering Rift (starting)
  • Phoenix Dive (Solar) (starting)
• Movement Modes
  • Burst Glide (starting)
  • Strafe Glide (starting)
  • Controlled Glide (starting)
  • Blink (Void) (starting)
• Melees
  • Incinerator Snap (Solar)
  • Pocket Singularity (Void) (starting)
  • Chain Lightning (Arc)
  • Penumbral Blast (Stasis) (starting)
  • Arcane Needle (Strand)
• Grenades
  • Healing Grenade (Solar)
  • Vortex Grenade (Void) (starting)
  • Storm Grenade (Arc)
  • Coldsnap Grenade (Stasis) (starting)
  • Threadling Grenade (Strand)
• Aspects
  • Hellion (Solar) (New in TFS)
  • Feed the Void (Void) (starting)
  • Lightning Surge (Arc)
  • Bleak Watcher (Stasis) (starting)
  • Weaver's Call (Strand)

• Most Prismatic aspects have 3 Fragment slots, with only the most potent aspects having 2. This is to compensate for the multiple gameplay loops you can take advantage of by focusing on one individual element in a subclass, whereas Prismatic forces you to use multiple elements.
• There will be 21 Fragments (called Facets) on day 1 of The Final Shape, more than the usual 14-16.
• Some Facets are reimaginations or combinations of existing fragments from other subclasses, some are completely new.
• Facet unlocks are shared, so earning them on one character will unlock them on all your other characters immediately.

Some of the available Facets:

• Facet of Balance: Rapidly defeating targets with Light damage grants melee energy. Rapidly defeating targets with Dark damage grants grenade energy.
• Facet of Bravery: Defeating targets with grenades grants Volatile Rounds to your Void weapons. Defeating targets with powered melee final blows grants Unraveling Rounds to your Strand weapons.
• Facet of Dawn (starting): Powered melee hits against targets make you Radiant. Powered melee final blows make both you and nearby allies Radiant.
• Facet of Defiance: Finishers create a detonation that either Jolts, Scorches, Slows, Severs, or makes targets Volatile, based on the damage type of your equipped super.
• Facet of Dominance: Your Void grenades Weaken, and Arc grenades Jolt targets.
• Facet of Generosity: Defeating targets while Transcendent creates Orbs of Power for your allies.
• Facet of Grace: Damaging targets with Kinetic weapons grants you bonus Transcendence energy. Defeating targets with your Super grants you and nearby allies bonus Transcendence energy.
• Facet of Hope (starting): While you have an elemental buff, your class ability regenerates more quickly.
• Facet of Justice: While Transcendent, your ability final blows explode.
• Facet of Protection (starting): While surrounded by enemies, you are more resistant to incoming damage.
• Facet of Purpose (starting): Picking up an Orb of Power grants either Amplified, Restoration, Frost Armor, Woven Mail, or Overshield, based on the damage type of your equipped super.
• Facet of Ruin (starting): This increases the size and damage of the burst when you shatter a Stasis Crystal or Frozen target and increases the size of Solar Ignitions.

• Can only be used while running Prismatic
• Randomly rolls two perks from other exotic armor.
  • The perks will be from a "selection" of other exotic armor pieces
  • The perks are not locked to the class of the exotic they came from, for example Titans can use Spirit of the Ophidian and Spirit of the Star-Eater.
  • The perks are seemingly sometimes modified, for example the perk "Spirit of the Ophidian" only mentions granting Weapon ready speed, and not the other effects of Ophidian Aspect.
• Shown perks:
  • Spirit of the Ophidian: Weapons ready very quickly
  • Spirit of the Star-Eater: While your Super energy is full, picking up an Orb of Power overcharges your Super, granting it bonus damage
  • Spirit of the Assassin: Finishers and powered melee final blows grant invisibility
  • Spirit of Synthoceps: Improves melee damage when you're surrounded

• Khvostov
• Red Death
  • Will be solar
• They mention some exotic weapon concepts, unclear if they are coming in TFS, but concept art was shown
  • "What if Golden gun was a sniper rifle"
  • Weapon letting us wield the Traveler's laser

• Support Frame Auto Rifle
  • Switch seamlessly from firing at enemies to healing allies (by shooting them)
• There will also be a new weapon archetype attached to the first Episode that they haven't revealed yet.
  • Joe says people might want to bring it to the world's first race

• Strand Rapid-Fire(?) Machine Gun with Demolitionist.
  • Also seemingly shown with a perk effect called "Ability Rampage" (likely will change) that stacks up on kills up to 3x. No obvious effect is shown.
• Stasis Hand Cannon
• Kinetic Shotgun with Swashbuckler and To Excess
• Strand Sidearm with Danger Zone
• Special Sniper Rifle
• Solar Sword with Surrounded
• Solar New Frame 600RPM Auto Rifle

• When in a fireteam, the person with the highest power level will become the Power Leader, and all other players will be set to 5 below their power level, or their own power level, whichever is higher.
• Your personal power level will still determine the rewards you get.

• Guns that have been sunset will have their power limits removed.
• Since these guns are now usable, but with no available acquisition source, they hope to re-add some (or all) of the sunset weapons in future content drops, with added features like origin traits and updated perks.

• They're reducing the size of the gap from the power floor to soft cap, from 150 power to 40.
• The power caps in The Final Shape will be as follows:
  • Power Floor: 1900
  • Soft Cap: 1940
  • Powerful Cap: 1990
  • Hard Cap/Pinnacle Cap: 2000

• In The Final Shape, activities will be divided into two groups: Power Disabled and Power Enabled.
  • Power Disabled activities play the same for anyone, power level will make no difference in difficulty. These include Campaigns (both difficulties), Seasonal story missions, destinations, Crucible, and some legacy content.
  • Power Enabled activities are those where your power level influences the difficulty of an activity, up to a power cap (which is now shown in UI).
• Power Enabled activities will either use one of the standard difficulty tiers (listed below), or a unique one for that specific activity
  • Standard, 1945 cap: Vanguard Ops, Seasonal activities, Exotic missions, raids, and dungeons
  • Advanced (previously Hero), 1995 cap: Nightfalls
  • Expert (previously Legend), 2005 cap: Nightfalls, Lost Sectors, Seasonal activities, Exotic missions
  • Master, 2010 cap: Nightfalls, Lost Sectors, raids, and dungeons
  • Grandmaster, 2020 cap: Nightfalls

• Earning power from the seasonal artifact is staying the same at its core, but is being rebalanced such that artifact power is a rewarding pursuit throughout episodes despite being longer than seasons
  • The implication here is that artifact power levels will be slower to gain now
• There will be more weeks with Seasonal Challenges, and they will be receiving buffs to their XP rewards

• Now, when you receive a powerful drop, that gear's power level will be relative to the power level of the highest leveled character on your account, not just the one you're currently playing.
• Because cross-character progression is now built in to the game, they are no longer selling power boosts after one of your characters completes the campaign (they will still be selling campaign skips however)

• Almost all activities in the game will now have a chance to drop a +1 powerful reward, like ritual activities have been able to do for some time.
• Items purchased from vendors will now drop no lower than 3 below your highest possible power level.
• Items pulled from collections will now be 5 below.

• Instead of 4 seasons a year, we will get 3 episodes
• The first 3 episodes are called Echos, Revenant, Heresy
• Each episode has 3 acts, where new weapons, artifact mods, new missions, new story moments.
  • Each episode will also have a new Exotic weapon and mission
  • Each episode has a new season pass, and acts 2 and 3 will add 50 more ranks, totaling 200 ranks
    • The last rank will be an armor ornament that every class can use.
  • There will be a similar system for Artifact Perks, with 25 perks in act 1 (same as current), and each new act in the episode will add an extra row.
• The first episode will be delayed until after The Final Shape story beats resolve, to give that story the spotlight.
  • The majority of the narrative and mission content will begin the reset after the raid, but some things from the episode like some weapons and the season pass will be early.
• TFS year will have more cinematic moments than any year of seasons.
• Episodes are playable standalone, can be experienced whether you are new or old to the game. Can be played in any order.
• Focus on frequent change, deeper story moments, and more loot more often.
• Episodes and acts will let them be more dynamic with content, get more experimental and weird.
• As per the Final Shape marketing page, two dungeons will still be released this year as well, sold as a dungeon key.

• They want to make Xur more useful for veteran players, not just new players.
• They're letting strange coins drop from ritual activities.
• They're don't say what they will be spent on
  • They could be used to buy weapons or other wares, as was vaguely hinted in the legendary shards removal TWID.

• Hawthorne will be given a vendor reputation track. Clan rep will be earned by playing activities, with higher difficulty activities giving more, and playing with clanmates giving a large bonus.
• Clan bounties are being tweaked, with the Nightfall bounty no longer being level locked, and two new bounty types for Seasonal content and for dungeons. All bounties will grant some clan reputation.
• Clan perks are being reworked, see the new perks below:
  • Level 2: Live Fire Sale - Raid Banners sold from Hawthorne cost less
  • Level 3: Bountiful Bounties - The first clan bounty completed each week grants an Exotic engram
  • Level 4: Of Hawks and Pigeons - Raid Rotator Challenges grant Spoils of Conquest. Trials wins grant additional Trials reputation
  • Level 5: Weapon Ritualist - Earn bonus crafted weapon XP from completing ritual playlist activities
  • Level 6: Allow Completionist - Completing all clan challenges in a week grants an Ascendant Allow.
• Clan XP itself is getting reworked to be more consistent, and more fair with the XP rewards that come from each source.

• In The Final Shape, there will be two new areas where buffs can appear:
  • The "Critical info channel" at the top center of the screen, right below the health bar
  • The "Weapon channel" above the super meter.
• Critical info, such as wipe mechanics, roles (like in DSC), or other special activity mechanics will be placed in the Critical info channel at the top of the screen
• Weapon-related modifiers will show up in the weapon channel above the super bar.
• As part of the changes, they've made a pass over the priorities of the buffs, to make sure that the most important buffs always stay on screen.
• Buffs are now split into 4 priority categories, from most to least important.
  • Activity information: Buffs that guide your play in an activity, should always be available (the most important buffs of these will be shown in the Critical info channel)
  • Second-to-second gameplay choices: Buffs that are required to play your build effectively (like Armor Charge) or ability cooldowns (like Tangles)
  • Short-to-medium-term gameplay choices: Subclass verbs, weapon damage buffs, or temporary ability bonuses like those from Aspects and Fragments
  • Passive buffs for learning or confirming intuition: Ability regeneration buffs and temporary stat boosting buffs

• Buff icons are also getting another pass to increase readibility.
• All green buffs or red debuffs now have a thick line on the top or bottom of the icon respectively, to make them more identifiable for colorblind players.
• Subclass buffs/debuffs retain their diamond shape.
• Buff timers are now on the left side of the buff icon, making it easier to glance at them quickly.

• In the Final Shape gameplay preview, there was a third new buff channel shown on the right side of the screen that seemed to be used exclusiveuly for debuffs.
• They received feedback during development that this was uncomfortable, as player eyes were drawn to unfamiliar parts of the screen, so they decided it was too much change at once and removed it.
• They will be listening to player feedback on this, and may reconsider in the future.

• Shards will cease to drop at all, and will be completely removed from the game. There will not be a currency exchange for them.
• To compensate for the removal of shards from weapon dismantling, they are boosting the glimmer rewards for dismantling many pieces of gear:
  • Rare weapons: 75 glimmer
  • Legendary weapons/armor: 1000 glimmer, 25% chance at an enhancement core, 10 gunsmith reputation
  • Exotic weapons/armor: 2000 glimmer, 60% chance at an enhancement core, 20 gunsmith reputation
  • Legendary ghosts: 1000 glimmer
  • Exotic ghosts: 1500 glimmer
  • Ships/sparrows: all costs to purchase and rewards for dismantling will be removed.

• Once TFS launches, certain elements of Into the Light will be leaving, and some will be staying.

• Pantheon and associated emblems will only be available April 30 - June 3. The intention was to create a challenging, limited time event. They've seen the support for the mode though, and will take that into consideration for future plans.
• The Godslayer title for Pantheon, and the Brave title for Into the Light, both will be unobtainable after The Final Shape launches.
• Limited-Edition (shiny) brave weapons will be unavailable to earn after The Final Shape launches.
• The Hall of Champions, and some of the content within (including Arcite quests, bounties, armor chests, weapon attunement) will be removed when The Final Shape launches.

• The Onslaught activity and the brave weapons will move to Vanguard Ops as a dedicated playlist when The Final Shape releases.
  • NOTE: they're somewhat vague on whether all or just some of the difficulty modes will be available after The Final Shape releases. It's possible the only variant available will be the 10 wave version.
• All 3 PvP maps from the map pack will stick around past The Final Shape launch.
• The Whisper and Zero Hour missions will be moved to the Legends tab once The Final Shape launches. The weapons and catalysts will be earnable from Eris Morn and Ada-1.

• Trials will have its loot pool reduced to 6, to give more opportunities to farm specific Adept weapons.
• Nightfalls will have their loot pool expanded to 8, because this season and Episodes are much longer than previous normal seasons.
• Iron Banner will have a loot pool of 8 weapons, no comments on reasoning.
• The loot pools in The Final Shape will be as follows:

• Two unrevealed weapons
• The Summoner Solar Auto Rifle
• The Prophet Stasis Scout Rifle
• Incisor Strand Trace Rifle
• Eye of Sol Kinetid Sniper Rifle

• Two unrevealed weapons
• Multimach CCX Kinetic SMG
• Tusk of the Boar Strand Breech-Loaded Grenade Launcher
• Lethal Abundance Strand Auto Rifle
• Riiswalker Kinetic Shotgun
• Point of the Stag Arc Bow
• The Guiding Sight Strand Scoud Rifle

• Two unrevealed weapons
• Wild-Style Solar Breech-Loaded Grenade Launcher
• The Slammer Stasis Sword
• Undercurrent Arc Breech-Loaded Grenade Launcher
• Uzume RR4 Solar Sniper Rifle
• Warden’s Law Strand Hand Cannon
• Pre Astynanax IV Solar Bow

• Bring more modes to the core playlists

• Modifiers such as Mayhem or Scorched will be options in any game mode.
• There will be more control for things like Special ammo delivery, ability cooldowns, reviving, respawning, and more.

• Larger changes to trials rewards

• "changes to ritual content"

• Replacement for bounties on the new destination in The Final Shape.

• Many weapon types will be rebalanced in PvE, buffing underperforming weapons, and leaving most high performers untouched.
• Changes to reduce the dominance of Ward of Dawn and Well of Radiance (in PvP).
• Improve the viability of Supers with longer recharge times in objective game modes.

• 100 more vault slots, bringing the total up to 700
• Exotic mission from the year of Lightfall will be added to rotator
• The death screen no longer has a red tint.
• Taken in The Pale Heart have an orange glow in their eyes, indicating Witness control.
• The stacking buff "Light Shield Breaker" is seen multiple times through the video, it's unclear what it does. It seemingly is gained by stepping into certain glowing green pools of light, or by becoming Transcendent.
  • Stepping in one of the glowing green pools causes a "Shieldbreaker Ritual" to occur.