#11: Bungie and Destiny 2 Resources

Destiny 2 is a game that has run for over a decade, so there’s a lot of helpful information on our official support pages as well as many third party and community-created tools and websites that you can use to your advantage. We want to share a selection of them here so you can find information that might not be directly addressed in this guide. For example, many people consult these resources to find out what weapon perks are the most popular or what builds are the most effective at a given time.

Destiny 2 Help Center

You have any questions about Destiny 2? It’s probably answered in our Help Center hub. You are right now in the Help Center, as this guide is hosted in it. From how to know if the game is online to how to change your Bungie Name, there’s a huge number of guides and helpful articles you can access here. It’s maintained directly by Bungie and updated often.

Destiny 2 Companion App

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Since Destiny has existed as a franchise, we’ve had a companion app to go with it. It hosts official news but also works as a vault management tool as well as a way to find other players to play with. It’s also useful to update some of the settings and parameters of your Bungie profile. If you're looking to make the most of your Destiny 2 experience, download the app to your Android or iOS device of choice.

More information here

Official Destiny Socials

Both Bungie and Destiny 2 are very present in the most popular social media apps. You can follow us to stay up to date with the latest news about our games, but also to talk with us. We appreciate all the feedback we can get about your experience with  our games.

Here’s a list of our supported main social media profiles.

Third Party Tools, Apps and Websites

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The Destiny community has built a plethora of amazing and useful apps and websites that can improve how you play. From vault and gear management to lore collections and build suggestions, our community has got you covered. Here’s a partial list of some great resources you can use right away to make your Guardian’s journey a better one:

  • Destiny Item Manager
    • One of the most popular inventory managers, available on PC and smartphones. Allows you to easily move items between characters and vault, create loadouts, check vendors, and much more.
  • Bray.Tech
    • Allows users to view and map checklists, track and view triumphs, inspect collectibles, and so much more, all in a wonderfully designed package.
  • Ishtar Commander
    • An incredibly stylish companion app for Destiny 2 that grants you complete control over your Guardian's loadout. For Android and iOS.
  • Light.gg
    • An incredibly complete database of everything that Destiny 2 has to offer, from new gear to community-picked weapon perk comparisons.
  • Little Light
    • Another fantastic item manager for Destiny 2 for quickly moving between characters and gear. Available on iOS and Android.
  • Engram.blue
    • A website with many tools that will help you track the weapons and armor you own and understand them better. 
  • Where is Xur?
    • Although Xûr is now always in the Tower, this site will let you find out what gear he has available every week.
  • D2 Armor Picker
    • Don’t you know what armor is best for the build you want to create? This site will help you find it. And then some more.
  • Destiny 2 Recipes
    • Features tools like a pre-season checklist, a vault cleaner and a loot companion, all based on community-driven data.
  • D2 Checklist
    • Track all kind of milestones, from bounties to quests and also triumphs.
  • Mobalytics.GG
    • Non-exclusive Destiny 2 site that has a lot of amazing builds you can replicate in your characters by following their user-generated guides.
  • Charlemagne/Warmind.io
    • The omnipresent bot that allows you to keep track of tons of data about your Destiny characters in your own Discords.
  • Trials Report
    • A fundamental site to track your own or others weekly performance and progress in Trials of Osiris.
  • Raid Report
    • Track how many times and how long you have been playing all of Destiny 2’s raids.
  • Dungeon Report
    • Same as above, but for dungeons.