New characters like Petra and Variks hold unique and memorable personalities.
While it still doesn’t largely advance the overall story of Destiny, it does introduce players to more of the politics and players in this fight for the remnants of humanity. The story for House of Wolves is moderately interesting, seeing the Guardians hunting down Skolas, Kell of Kells and leader of the rogue Fallen house, the House of Wolves. Because of this new space with all the necessities, the Tower is a ghost town, as most guardians seem to be flocking to the Reef to manage their inventories, collect their bounties, and generally ready themselves for the battle against the darkness. That’s right, all of the shards and energies that have been accumulating uselessly can now be exchanged for Motes of Light or glimmer. In fact, just about everything that you need is here except for the Speaker, who now has the responsibility of managing Destiny’s economy system. All of the new content is accessed here, from Petra Venj giving bounties on behalf of the Queen, to Variks, the Fallen who oversees the Prison of Elders, to the master of the Trials of Osiris, Brother Vance. The most noticeable addition with House of Wolves is the new social space in the Reef.
