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In ''[[Destiny]]'', players acquire their first jumpship at the end of [[A Guardian Rises]], an [[Arcadia Class Jumpship]]. It lacks the ability to travel to other planets, requiring the player to pick up an [[NLS Drive]] in the mission [[Restoration]]. All subsequent spaceship models come equipped with an NLS Drive. Later, the player further upgrades their ships with a [[Martian Navcore]] that can plot a safe route through the [[Cabal]] defenses around [[Mars]]. | In ''[[Destiny]]'', players acquire their first jumpship at the end of [[A Guardian Rises]], an [[Arcadia Class Jumpship]]. It lacks the ability to travel to other planets, requiring the player to pick up an [[NLS Drive]] in the mission [[Restoration]]. All subsequent spaceship models come equipped with an NLS Drive. Later, the player further upgrades their ships with a [[Martian Navcore]] that can plot a safe route through the [[Cabal]] defenses around [[Mars]]. | ||
Prior to [[Shadowkeep]], in ''[[Destiny 2]]'', players acquire their first jumpship, [[Wanderwing]], after completing [[Adieu]]. Wanderwing and all other ships the player obtains are already capable of interplanetary travel. Jumpships can also be customized with [[ | Prior to [[Shadowkeep]], in ''[[Destiny 2]]'', players acquire their first jumpship, [[Wanderwing]], after completing [[Adieu]]. Wanderwing and all other ships the player obtains are already capable of interplanetary travel. Jumpships can also be customized with [[shader]]s and unique [[Transmat Effects]] at the cost of [[Glimmer]]. After [[Beyond Light]] was released, the Red War campaign was removed from the game, and players acquire the Arcadia Jumpship in a similar manner to Destiny 1. | ||
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