Destiny 2: The Case for King's Fall to be The Reprised Raid in Season 18

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Destiny 2's Season of the Haunted included a new Dungeon in the form of Duality, which tied perfectly into the storyline that Season 17 was telling about the Leviathan, Calus, and The Witness. With less than two weeks remaining until the Destiny 2 showcase event planned for August 23, Bungie is still keeping its cards close to the chest when it comes to revealing details about Season 18 and what the reprised Destiny Raid will be. Bungie did reveal that the release date for the Season 18 Raid will be on the first Friday after the launch of the new Season, which means that players will only have three days to prepare for it.

Another important thing that Bungie did say is that the legacy Raid coming back toDestiny 2 will not be Crota's End, as the company wants to bring back one of the big hitters — either King's Fall or Wrath of the Machine. While it makes sense to bring back Wrath of the Machine in Destiny 2 for some reasons, there are counterarguments that make King's Fall the better choice between the two, and also the more likely choice. In fact, King's Fall remains one of the most iconic pieces of content in the whole franchise, despite it being less rewarding than Wrath of the Machine.

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The Taken King is largely considered one of the best expansions in the history of Destiny, to the point that The Witch Queen campaign and storyline were compared to it immediately after release. Both have powerful Hive themes, with the former delving deeper into the powers of the Hive God Oryx and his army of Taken and the latter being about the Lucent Hive and Savathun's quest for survival. King's Fall perfectly embodies the themes of the DLC it came with, and it