And after seeing the evolution of the Dreaming City, I'm on board with that dream. Bungie can never hope to create content at the rate Destiny players consume it, so instead of another flood of content inevitably followed by a drought, the annual pass was designed to provide a steady stream of updates.

I gather that the goal of the annual pass is to give players enough content that they have new things to do every week, but not so much at once that they tear through it all in one week and run out of things to do. 'This isn't a cinematic campaign,' Deej says, 'but we are absolutely telling a story.' In the absence of story missions, the story of The Black Armory will be told through things like lore, triumphs, and of course salvaged weapons, Deej said. That being said, The Black Armory does not have a traditional campaign.

Apart from the four Lost Forges, the Black Armory also contains a new raid - not a Spire of Stars-type raid lair as Bungie previously said, but a proper raid - set in Earth's Last City. Not all annual pass content will be tied to this schedule, mind.

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