Destiny 2 Player Discovers Strange Out of Bounds Icon During Starcrossed Mission

While playing the Starcrossed exotic mission, one Destiny 2 player discovers a strange metallic symbol in an out-of-bounds chamber seemingly linking the Vex to the Ishtar Collective. Secrets and Easter eggs are nothing new to the Destiny franchise, as over the past 10 years, Bungie has hidden plenty of things in game which players, either intentionally or by accident, have discovered. Even content teases, like Nezarec whispering to Destiny 2 players while exploring Neomuna, eventually led to the reveal that the character was indeed the Root of Nightmares raid boss.

During Season of the Wish, Bungie introduced the Starcrossed exotic mission for players to check out midway through the ongoing seasonal storyline. The mission ultimately leads to a new exotic combat bow called the Wish-Keeper, a strand empowered weapon that is able to lay traps to ensnare enemies and further add passive boosts. Similar to Operation: Seraph Shield, Starcrossed was designed to be run numerous times to unlock new catalysts for the Wish-Keeper, though playing it multiple times has seemingly inspired a few players to really delve deep into it to search for potential secrets.

As such, oneDestiny 2 player seemingly stumbled into a bizarre and odd symbol hiding in an out-of-bounds room, which was originally discovered by a YouTuber named Froggy618157725. Posting on the Destiny 2 subReddit, a user named ArtiBlanco revealed a screenshot of a large metallic-looking symbol, discovered inside an out-of-bounds chamber. The discovery and subsequent screenshot has captured the imagination of the community, who have speculated as to what it could actually mean, with many theorizing that it could be related to the weekly reset and a Vex gate that gains additional power after each week and boss defeat. Players have noted that there appears to be a bridge that is slowly forming, potentially unlocking a new story beat or secret once it is completed.

Regardless, some Destiny 2 community members have identified