The latest collaboration in Destiny 2 is with PlayStation, and it adds cosmetics from popular first-party titles like Horizon and The Last of Us to Season 21. Here’s how to get your hands on The Last of Us Sparrow, Ship, and Ghost Shell in Destiny 2 Season of the Deep.
How to obtain The Last of Us Ghost Shell, Ship, and Sparrow in Destiny 2 Season of the Deep
When I tell you that these might be the coolest cosmetics to ever come to Destiny 2, I’m not kidding. They look amazing, even if you’re not a The Last of Us fan. To obtain The Last of Us Ghost Shell, Ship, and Sparrow in Destiny 2 Season of the Deep, you mustspend real money. Unfortunately, there’sno way of earning them in-game.
Sold individually or in a set known as the Cordyceps Bundle, the Ghost Shell, Ship, and Sparrow—called Clicker, Blooming Terror, and Quarantine Runner in Destiny 2—areonly purchasable through the Everversein Season 21.
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How to get the Clicker Ghost Shell in Destiny 2
To get the Clicker Ghost Shellin Season of the Deep, you must purchase it from theSeasonal Offeringssection of theEverversefor800 Silver(around $8 USD).
This is my favorite of the three The Last of Us cosmetics. I mean, justlook at it. It’s epic!
How to get the Blooming Terror Ship in Destiny 2
The Blooming Terror Ship costs1,000 Silver(around $10 USD) and is purchasable through theSeasonalOfferingstab in theEververse.
How to get the Quarantine Runner Sparrow in Destiny 2
Like the Ship and the Ghost Shell, the Quarantine Runner Sparrow is found in theEverversein theSeasonal Offeringstab. It costs1,000 Silver(around $10 USD).
Buying all three individually costs 2,800 Silver, though if you want them all, theCordyceps Bundleis a much better deal, netting you each of The Last of Us cosmetics for2,500 Silver(around $25 USD).
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