For the Collector
All of us Destiny fans have a in-game collection that we’re trying to fill out regardless of whether or not we actually… need to? Do we really need every single emblem… yes, yes we do.
So for 2019, might I interest you in some new, recent loot from the official Bungie store?
The new Jade Rabbit Figurine avaliable for pre-order at the moment resembles the ones that you can find scattered about on the Moon as of Shadowkeep. You can have a little in-game collection of them but you can keep one in real life too without the need for Rice Cakes. You’ll just need $24.99 instead.
Or if you want to fill out your collection with random stuff across the internet released over the years, dive into this eBay search and sift through the greens and blues to find some legendaries and exotics.
For the Harbinger
Looking for the latest Shadowkeep memorabilia? Really love Eris Morn? There’s lots of stuff out there right now that’s new for 2019.
This really nice looking Eris Morn-themed long sleeve thermal is surprisingly affordable at $34.99. It looks super comfy, and it’s a subtle nod to Destiny without being in your face about it.
There’s also this Luna Mission T-Shirt that has that retro, NASA, look to it that’s very in-style right now.
If you participated in Festival of the Lost 2019, and want to regift your gift from Bungie for some laughs, give a friend or loved one this Eris Morn Papercraft Mask.
For the Destiny Fashionista
If money is no object and you really want to go all out impressing a big Destiny fan in your life, you could grab some of these high-end items.
For example, there’s the two pairs of baggy Moon boots (Taikonaut and Moon) from Palladium Pampa. You really gotta have some swag to pull these off, but with the right outfit, they can pop and look pretty cool.
If you wanted to go all out and impress with some jewelry you could go for this Eris Morn necklace by Rocklove. It’s made of “genuine rose gold” over solid sterling silver. It’s pricy at $124.99 though, so make sure whoever you’re gifting this is definitely going to like it.
For the Dredgen
All right, all right, all right. The Drifter is one of the coolest characters in all of Destiny and if someone in your life (or yourself) wants to ball out with some Drifter and Gambit themed items, you have a lot to choose from.
There are these official Gambit pint glasses which are pretty dope looking and not too absurdly priced at $34.99 for a pack of four. One for each member of the team.
Etsy has a lot of custom made Destiny stuff including things themed around the Drifter such as this cute pin which is only around $7.
Finally, going back to the official store, you could go with the classic DEATH HEALS PRIMEVAL shirt.
For the Chronicler
If your friend or loved one is a loremaster then there’s really no better stop than the official Grimoire Anthologies. The official store currently has Volume II: The Fallen Kingdoms and the original Volume I.
It’s a collection of a large amount of the lore and grimoire entries that have been released over the years all together for easy reading either at home, on the train, or a beach somewhere.
For a free gift, or a tip really, if there’s a loremaster in your life that somehow isn’t subscribed to YouTubers My Name is Byf or Myelin Games, make sure to put them onto them ASAP.
For the Dance Party Enthusiast
Finally, you can’t go wrong with gifting any or all of the Destiny soundtracks. Destiny, despite its ups and downs over the years, has always had first-in-class musical scores created by a number of talented composers over the years.
Shadowkeep hasn’t let the foot off the gas at all in that regard and you can purchase the digital edition of its soundtrack for $7.99. What appears to be the complete OST for both Destiny 1 and Destiny 2 are available digitally on the official store along with other stuff like sheet music for those that might be interested in that.
While that’s the ones we’ve chosen to highlight this year, there’s plenty of other great gift ideas to peruse on the official Bungie store, Etsy and eBay. So give all those spots a look and happy holidays!
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