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[[File:Grimoire_Cover.png|thumb|Cover of the Grimoire, from the Android Companion App.|260px]] | |||
The | The '''Grimoire''' is a database within ''[[Destiny]]''. Entries were unlocked through playing the game in the form of "Grimoire Cards".<ref>[http://levelsave.com/destinys-alpha-portal-website-now-live/ '''Level Save''' - ''Destiny's Alpha Portal Website is Now Live'']</ref><ref>[http://imgur.com/a/Cn0dO '''Imgur''' - '''All Destiny Grimoire Card Art revealed''']</ref> | ||
The list of Grimoire entries is sorted into six main categories—Guardian, Inventory, Allies, Enemies, Places, and Activities. Each of these categories has a number of sub-categories. Grimoire cards were earned through various ways, such as completing a [[Story]] mission or [[Strike]], playing a match on a [[Crucible]] map, reviving a [[Dead Ghost]],<ref name="VG24/7">'''VG24/7''', ''[https://www.vg247.com/2014/09/18/destiny-guide-grimoire-cards/ Destiny guide: Grimoire cards]''</ref> discovering a [[Calcified Fragment]], or finding a [[Dormant SIVA Cluster]]. They were also unlocked by earning kills with specific weapon types; each rank allowed upgrading that weapon type to be faster.<ref name="VG24/7"/> Last but not least was a series of redeemable codes which could be inputted into Bungie's website that unlocked cards.<ref name="VG24/7"/> | |||
==Grimoire | Grimoire entries do not feature in ''[[Destiny 2]]'', as the story is instead told in-game.<ref>[https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2017/05/21/bungie-is-ditching-grimoire-cards-in-destiny-2/#2455ea963d52 '''Forbes.com''' - ''Bungie Is Ditching Grimoire Cards In Destiny 2'']</ref> Following the release of ''Destiny 2'', the Grimoire feature was removed from the Bungie website and the Destiny app. Cards and their corresponding bonuses are still unlocked in-game but they can not be viewed. | ||
<gallery> | Not to be confused with the ''[[Destiny Grimoire Anthology]]'', a collection of physical hardcover books containing both Grimoire and [[Lore]] material in printed form. | ||
File:Guardian-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | |||
File:Inventory-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | ==Grimoire sections== | ||
File:Allies-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | <gallery class=centertext perrow=3> | ||
File:Enemies-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | File:Guardian-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Guardian|[[Grimoire:Guardian|Guardian]] | ||
File:Places-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | File:Inventory-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Inventory|[[Grimoire:Inventory|Inventory]] | ||
File:Activities-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire | File:Allies-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Allies|[[Grimoire:Allies|Allies]] | ||
File:Enemies-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Enemies|[[Grimoire:Enemies|Enemies]] | |||
File:Places-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Places|[[Grimoire:Places|Places]] | |||
File:Activities-grimoire-theme.jpg|link=Grimoire:Activities|[[Grimoire:Activities|Activities]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | |||
A [[wikipedia:Grimoire|Grimoire]] is a textbook of magic used by spellcasters. | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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***''[[April Update]]'' | ***''[[April Update]]'' | ||
**''[[Rise of Iron]]'' | **''[[Rise of Iron]]'' | ||
***''[[The Dawning]]'' | ***''[[The Dawning]]'' | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
[[Category:Grimoire|*]] | [[Category:Grimoire|*]] | ||
[[Category:Lore]] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:51, March 3, 2024
The Grimoire is a database within Destiny. Entries were unlocked through playing the game in the form of "Grimoire Cards".[1][2]
The list of Grimoire entries is sorted into six main categories—Guardian, Inventory, Allies, Enemies, Places, and Activities. Each of these categories has a number of sub-categories. Grimoire cards were earned through various ways, such as completing a Story mission or Strike, playing a match on a Crucible map, reviving a Dead Ghost,[3] discovering a Calcified Fragment, or finding a Dormant SIVA Cluster. They were also unlocked by earning kills with specific weapon types; each rank allowed upgrading that weapon type to be faster.[3] Last but not least was a series of redeemable codes which could be inputted into Bungie's website that unlocked cards.[3]
Grimoire entries do not feature in Destiny 2, as the story is instead told in-game.[4] Following the release of Destiny 2, the Grimoire feature was removed from the Bungie website and the Destiny app. Cards and their corresponding bonuses are still unlocked in-game but they can not be viewed.
Not to be confused with the Destiny Grimoire Anthology, a collection of physical hardcover books containing both Grimoire and Lore material in printed form.
Grimoire sections
Trivia
A Grimoire is a textbook of magic used by spellcasters.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
