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==Decoding Engrams== | ==Decoding Engrams== | ||
Engrams have a chance of being decoded into an item that is higher | Engrams have a chance of being decoded into an item that is higher or the same quality as the engram itself. That item will almost always correspond to the type of engram it comes from; the exception to this is that sometimes a rare engram will decode into a [[Mote of Light]] or [[Strange Coin]] instead. Also, certain items will never be decoded from an engram and can only be acquired a certain way; this applies to any item acquired through a [[raid]], exotic [[bounty]], the [[Iron Banner]], [[Trials of Osiris]], or as a reward for a [[story mission]]. | ||
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Legendary Engrams can be acquired via the [[Postmaster]] for each new reputation level if the player has a high enough rank with the Cryptarch by buying his stuff or by loot drop which are extremely rare. | Legendary Engrams can be acquired via the [[Postmaster]] for each new reputation level if the player has a high enough rank with the Cryptarch by buying his stuff, or by loot drop which are extremely rare (about a 1 in 1500 chance in dropping). | ||
Exotic engrams can be purchased from [[Xûr, Agent of the Nine]] for 23 [[Mote of Light]].<ref name = "Destiny">'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.''</ref> | Exotic engrams can be purchased from [[Xûr, Agent of the Nine]] for 23 [[Mote of Light]].<ref name = "Destiny">'''Bungie (2014-9-9)''', ''Destiny PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard.''</ref> | ||