The Vault of Glass stands at the height of the Vex's power to bend and warp time through their simulation technology.

They don't worship the darkness like Savathun and the Hive, but they operate the same methodology as the Sword Logic that governs the Hive - strength, domination, and survival at all costs. The Vex are basically a remnant algorithm of the light and the darkness's battle to program the universe. The Vault of Glass was also the first time we saw firsthand the power the Vex wield. RELATED: Destiny 2: How Season of the Chosen's Finale Will Impact Future Seasons Raids were designed to be the most challenging experiences Bungie ever created that put teamwork and mechanic execution at the forefront of the experience but combined it with fast-paced combat against hordes of enemies. There are also wipe mechanics that force the fireteam to execute puzzles with flawless timing or risk instant death. This is high-level end game content that pits guardians against a dungeon filled with puzzles, challenging enemies, and boss fights. Raids cannot be accessed through matchmaking, and you must assemble a fireteam manually. The Vault of Glass was the first six-person activity in Destiny's history. The Vault of Glass changed the Destiny Universe, and now every Guardian can experience this defining moment during Season of the Splicer on May 22. The Vault of Glass is so much more than just recycled content it's a chance for new light guardians to experience the events that forged fireteams and friendships that will last a lifetime. ItвЂ™s not only the game's first-ever raid, it's the first time everyone got to see the vision Bungie had laid out for its ambitious FPS/MMO/RPG. The Vault of Glass represents many things in the DestinyВ universe.

Destiny not forged in light