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==List of maps==
==List of maps==
*[[Burning Shrine]]
*[[Blind Watch]]
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*''[[Exodus Blue]]'' (PS3/4 exclusive)
*''[[Exodus Blue]]'' (PS3/4 exclusive)

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The Crucible is a player vs. player game mode in Destiny.[1] Items bought or earned in other parts of the game can be used in the Crucible, whereas purchasing items for playing in the crucible can be used in the rest of the game. The Crucible will randomly reward players after matches, while players can also purchase weapons from the Crucible Quartermaster and Armor and Shaders from Lord Shaxx and Lord Saladin. Faction vendors will also sell Crucible gear branded with their faction logos, but require faction reputation as well.

All maps are completely separate and unique from explorable locations in the game. Each map will feature nearly all game modes on them. Players start out with ammo for only their primary weapon; throughout each map, there are multiple chests of special ammo, and Heavy ammo chests appear in the middle of the match that replenish more slowly than special ammo chests. Anyone who opens a chest gains heavy ammo for themselves, and any teammates that are close by.[2]

Level advantages are normally disabled in the Crucible in order to have an even playing field. The one exception to this is the Iron Banner, where level advantages are enabled. This means that having high-level gear matters in the Iron Banner. Also, Crucible bounties can be completed in Iron Banner matches, whereas Iron Banner bounties must be completed in Iron Banner matches.

List of modes

List of maps

References