There was no mention of strikes or whether this DLC will include a new raid, but given the lore behind Mercury we can hazard a guess at the nature of the enemy. As with other patrol zones in the game, this is bound to include new Lost Sectors, Adventures and Public Events. and include an explorable zone on the new planet, Mercury. Details from the source also confirm that the DLC will extend the already expansive patrol zones that come with the base game, Nessus, European Dead Zone etc. New destinations have always been something that fans come to love, just thinking back to the Dreadnaught and other lush environments that Bungie is so good at creating. If the Kokatu rumour is true, and Jason Schreier has been right every time before, then this will be the first time that Destiny fans have been granted access to the planet Mercury, which was long speculated to be one of the DLC expansions for the original game, but never transpired. The DLC name itself, The Curse of Osiris, is certainly something we have not heard until now, although the December release date is more than predictable given the release of The Dark Below, Destiny 1's first DLC. Due for release in December, the first DLC for Destiny 2 will include the planet Mercury and a new social space. A well known and reputed source for Destiny leaks has confirmed that Destiny 2's first DLC will be called 'The Curse of Osiris'.

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