Joker's Wild

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Joker's Wild
Start date:	March 5th, 2019
End date:	June 4th, 2019
Mode(s):	Campaign Gambit
Previous season:	Black Armory
Next season:	Season of Opulence

Joker's Wild (also known as Season of the Drifter) is the sixth season of Destiny 2 and the second part of the Annual Pass.

Description

"For the next season of Destiny, the Drifter takes center stage with new rewards for every Guardian to add to their collections. For owners of the Annual Pass, he has new tricks up his sleeve for players of every fighting style and combat specialty."

— Description

Appearances

Characters Guardians, Residents of the Last City, and their Allies Ayrin (Mentioned only) Bahaghari (First mentioned) Banshee-44 Enoch Bast (Mentioned only) Emperor Calus (Mentioned only) Cayde-6 (Mentioned only) Citan (Mentioned only) The Drifter Dryden (First mentioned) Efrideet (Mentioned only) Tess Everis Felwinter (Mentioned only) Liu Feng (Mentioned only) Saladin Forge Gol (First mentioned) Gonzalez (First mentioned) Teben Grey (Mentioned only) Hari-5 (Mentioned only) (First identified as Hari-4, Hari-5) Amanda Holliday (Mentioned only) Judson (First mentioned) Tyra Karn Lakshmi-2 (Mentioned only) Zana Maas (First mentioned) Aunor Mahal (Mentioned only) Shin Malphur (Mentioned only) Mwangi (First mentioned) Eris Morn (Mentioned only) Nkechi-32 (Mentioned only) Orin Osiris (Mentioned only) Otto (Mentioned only) Jonah Pavic (First mentioned) Radegast (Mentioned only) Rahool Marcus Ren (Mentioned only) Ikora Rey Shaxx Hassan Shimizu (First mentioned) Skorri (Mentioned only) Callum Sol (Mentioned only) Lavinia Garcia Umr Tawil (First mentioned) Thalia (Mentioned only) Therin Vai (Mentioned only) Jaren Ward (Mentioned only) Xûr, Agent of the Nine Braga Yasuul (First mentioned) Dredgen Yor (Mentioned only) The Young Wolf Yu (First mentioned) Zavala The Reef Diasyrm (Mentioned only) Sjur Eido (Mentioned only) Ives (Mentioned only) Kamala Rior (Mentioned only) Namqi Sen (First identified as Sen) Mara Sov (Mentioned only) Uldren Sov (Mentioned only) The Spider (Mentioned only) Petra Venj (Mentioned only) The Cabal Val Ca'uor (Mentioned only) Emperor Calus (Mentioned only) Dominus Ghaul (Mentioned only) The Fallen Eramis, the Shipstealer (Mentioned only) Mithrax, the Forsaken Skolas, Kell of Kells (Mentioned only) Variks, The Loyal (Mentioned only) The Hive Crota, Son of Oryx (Mentioned only) Oryx, the Taken King (Mentioned only) The Vex Aarakh, Proxy The Scorn Fikrul, the Fanatic (Mentioned only) Other Characters Red Man (First mentioned) The Wake (First mentioned) Xûr, Agent of the Nine Species Ahamkara (Mentioned only) Awoken Cabal Exo Fallen Hive Human Vex Organizations Consensus (Mentioned only) Corsair (Mentioned only) Cryptarchy Dead Orbit (Mentioned only) Exodus Program (Mentioned only) Future War Cult (Mentioned only) Gensym Scribes (Mentioned only) The Hidden House of Devils (Mentioned only) House of Dusk House of Judgment (Mentioned only) House of Light (First mentioned) House of Wolves (Mentioned only) Iron Lords New Monarchy (Mentioned only) Paladin (Mentioned only) Pilgrim Guard (Mentioned only) Praxic Order (Mentioned only) Red Legion Royal Awoken Guard (Mentioned only) Sanguine (Mentioned only) Scorn Vanguard Warlord (Mentioned only) Locations Distributary (Mentioned only) Earth Durga (Mentioned only) Dwindler's Ridge (Mentioned only) Eaton (First mentioned) The Farm The Last City Tower (Destiny 2) Praxic Halls (First mentioned) North Channel (Mentioned only) Old Russia (Mentioned only) End of the World (Mentioned only) (First identified as End of the World) Felwinter Peak (Mentioned only) Palamon (Mentioned only) Mars Moon (Mentioned only) Hellmouth (Mentioned only) Nessus Reef Bamberga (Mentioned only) Ceres (Mentioned only) Cocytus (First identified as Cocytus) Interamnia (Mentioned only) Prison of Elders (Mentioned only) Rhea (Mentioned only) Tangled Shore Vestian Outpost (Mentioned only) Titan (moon) Venus (Mentioned only) Ishtar Sink (Mentioned only)

Events Battle of the Twilight Gap (Mentioned only) City Age Dark Age (Mentioned only) Golden Age (Mentioned only) The Dawning (Mentioned only) Theodicy War (Mentioned only) Vehicles, Equipment, and Technology Crow (device) (Mentioned only) Ghost Shells Jumpship The Leviathan (Mentioned only) Sophia (Mentioned only) Sparrow Yang Liwei (Mentioned only) Weapons and Armor Auto Rifle Gnawing Hunger (First appearance) Collector Armor (First appearance) Cormorant Blade Armor (First appearance) Fusion rifle Arbalest (First appearance) The Wizened Rebuke Getaway Artist (First appearance) Grenade launcher Doomsday (First appearance) Orewing's Maul Hand cannon Service Revolver Spare Rations (First appearance) The Last Word (Mentioned only) Thorn Inaugural Revelry Armor (First appearance) Iron Symmachy Armor (Hunter) (First appearance) Iron Symmachy Armor (Titan) (First appearance) Iron Symmachy Armor (Warlock) (First appearance) Invader Armor (First appearance) Liar's Handshake (First appearance) Machine gun 21% Delirium (First appearance) Neoteric Kiyot Armor (First appearance) Pulse rifle Last Perdition Outlast (First appearance) Reaper Armor (First appearance) Rocket launcher Scout rifle Night Watch (First appearance) Oxygen SR3 (First appearance) Scorch Cannon (Mentioned only) Sentry Armor (First appearance) Shotgun Last Man Standing (First appearance) Sidearm Lonesome (First appearance) Sniper rifle Sole Survivor (First appearance) Stronghold (First appearance) Submachine gun Bug-Out Bag (First appearance) The Recluse (First appearance) Sunbreak Armor (First appearance) Sword Just in Case (First appearance) Vernal Growth Armor (First appearance) Miscellanea Books of Sorrow Glimmer Hunter Journal of Post-Collapse Cosmological Recovery (First mentioned) New Thoughts in Post-Red Politics (First mentioned) Titan (class) Warlock

Trivia

• Joker's Wild is the first expansion that doesn't focus on any of the main enemies in the Destiny series. Instead it focuses on the Drifter and his Gambit.