Destiny 2 seems to be getting more darkness subclasses after Beyond Light

In the early days of Destiny 2: Beyond the light, one thing is clear: Stasis is the first subclass of Darkness, not the last.

The best confirmation of this theory of multi-Dark subclasses comes from Luke Smith, destiny 2 game director. But there are also some nice clues in the game.

Editor’s Note: This post contains minor spoilers for Destiny 2: Beyond the Light.

On Twitch’s show The Weekly, Luke Smith appeared for a short interview before Beyond the light launch. On the show, he said players will acquire Stasis, the “first of the Dark Subclasses.”

“There will always be new things that we add to expansion sets,” Smith said.

Now that Stasis is in the wild with Beyond the light, Smith’s words make a little more sense. Once players have completed the new campaign in Destiny 2Last expansion of, they will unlock the Stasis power of their character. But players don’t select Stasis from their character menu the same way as the previous three subclasses.

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The subclass menu now has two nodes: light subclasses and dark subclasses. Note the s at the end of “Darkness Subclasses” – Subclasses are plural here. If players select the Light Subclass option, their character gets a white background, and they can freely switch between Arc, Solar, and Void, as they’ve been doing for years. But choosing Darkness Subclasses moves the Light Subclass selection to a solitary node and changes the background color to black. Stasis is alone here, but it doesn’t look like it will stay that way.

Stasis is a whole new set of abilities Destiny 2, letting the Guardians slide ice everywhere as they cross the battlefield. It’s currently unclear what other elements of Darkness might exist, but players will likely find out in the next few years.

As we know new subclasses of darkness are coming Destiny 2 in the future we doubt to see further at least the expansion of 2021, The witch queen.