A Light in the Dark

The Reward for this Bounty is a Hand Cannon called Thorn. The Steps to obtain the Weapon are:

1 - Complete the Summoning Pits Strike on the Moon
2 - Harvest the Energie of Hive on the Moon the activate the Weapon
3 - Use Void Damage to defeat Guardians in the Crucible
4 - Bring the Hand Cannon to the Speaker
5 - Cleanse yourself and the Weapon with an Infusion of Light
6 - Bring the Weapon to Ikora Rey
7 - Kill Xyor the Unwed
8 - Return to the Speaker

Explanation to:

2 - You have to kill Hive Enemies on the Moon until you reach 500 Points

3 - You have to Kill others Player in Crucible with Void Damage Weapons (Special & Heavy) and / or with your Void Damage Character Skill. For every Void Damage Kill you earn 5 Points and for every Death you lose 2 Points.

7 - Phogoth must be unchained and alive until Xyor spawns (most Time with the 4th reinforcement Ship). You have to kill a large amount of Enemies in this Step in the Pit.

Toland's Legacy

The Reward for this Bounty is a Pulse Rifle called Bad Juju. The Steps to obtain the Weapon are:

1 - Complete a Weekly Heroic or Nightfall Strike
2 - Bring the Journal to Ikora Rey
3 - Complete 25 Strikes
4 - Bring the Journal to Ikora Rey
5 - Bring the Journal to the Gunsmith
6 - Obtain a darkness infused Weapon frame from Xr
7 - Bring the Weapon Frame to the Gunsmith
8 - Defeat Guardians in the Crucible
9 - Return the Weapon to the Gunsmith

Explanation to:

8 - The Bounty PvP Points are not the same as the PvP Points. For every Titan / Hunter Kill or Assist you get 25 Points and for every Warlock Kill or Assist you get 75 Points. There is no Point penalty if you die.

A Dubious Task

The Reward for this Bounty is a Shotgun called Invective. The Steps to obtain the Weapon are:

1 - Talk to Ikora Rey
2 - Complete a total of 5 Strikes without dying
3 - Return to Ikora Rey
4 - Earn a K/D Spread of 25 in the Crucible
5 - Return to Ikora Rey
6 - Complete a Weekly Challenge Activity
7 - Return to Ikora Rey
8 - Purchase an Invective Component from the Gunsmith
9 - Return to Ikora Rey

Explanation to:

2 - You have to survive only 5 Strikes, the counter is not reset to zero when you die in a Strike.

4 - 25 K/D Spread = 25 more Kill as Deaths. Every Kill and Assist is +1 Point for the Counter and every Death is -1 Point. As Example, you finished a Match with 10 Kills, 4 Assist and 5 Deaths, your Counter is now by 9 ( 14-5=9 ) In your next Match you have 5 Kills, 0 Assist and 6 Deaths, your Counter is now by 8 because 5-6= -1. In the next Match you have 10 Kills and 0 Deaths, your Counter shows now 18.

6 - Weekly Heroic or Nightfall Strike

8 - you have to buy 50 Special Weapons synthesis Packs which cost total 12500 Glimmer. If you have already some Special Weapons synthesis Packs in your inventory at the time, it will count towards to the 50

Shattered Memory Fragment

The Reward for this Bounty is a Fusion Rifle called Pocket Infinity. The Steps to obtain the Weapon are:

1 - Obtain a damaged Ghost from Venus Shattered Coast
2 - Kill a Vex Gate Lord with heroic Modifier active
3 - Bring the unlocked Ghost to the Speaker in the Tower
4 - Bring the Fusion Rifles Schematics to the Gunsmith
5 - Charge the Core by Dismantling 10 rare or higher quality Fusion Rifles
6 - Bring the charged Core to the Gunsmith
7 - Kill enemies in a Weekly Nightfall Strike
8 - Return the Prototype to the Gunsmith

Explanation to:

1 - is the Ghost not there, try another from a Collectibles Guide

2 - Storymission on Venus called "Eye of a Gate Lord"

5 - The best Way without Stress is by the Gunsmith. All 3 Hours he changes his Offer. So look every 3h and hope. After a few Days he sold finally the rare Fusion Rifles to me. Buy 11 Fusion Rifles because in one of the next Step you need one Fusion Rifle.

7 - You have to kill 200 Enemies with a Fusion Rifle in a Nightfall Strike, the Quality of the Fusion Rifles does not matter for this Step.

A Voice in the Wilderness

The Reward for this Bounty is a Machine Gun called Super Good Advice. The Steps to obtain the Weapon are:

1 - Search loot caches on Mars for clues
2 - Bring the Frame to the Gunsmith
3 - Acquire a Pristine Golden Age Ammunition Module from Xr
4 - Kill enemies with Machine Guns
5 - Bring the Frame to the Gunsmith

Explanation to:

1 - you have to find random Chests on Mars

3 - Cost one Strange Coin

4 - You need 500 Points for this Step. For every Kill with a Machine Gun you get 1 Point. For every Headshot with the Machine Gun you get 3 Points. If you use a Rocket Launcher on this Step, you lose for every Kill 5 Points.

An Unknown Patron

1. Win 5 Crucible matches to obtain An Invitation.
2. Bring the invitation to the Bounty Tracker to obtain
3. Perform feats of skill in the Crucible to obtain
4. Return to the Bounty Tracker to obtain The Second Test.
5.Trade Mote of Lights for Osiris Coins. Use the coins to compete in the Trials of Osiris. If you lose 3 times you will need to use another coin. Earn 10 wins on a single coin, or 25 wins total in the Trials of Osiris to obtain The
7.Return to the Bounty Tracker to obtain The Third Test.
8.Perform kills, headshots, and killing sprees with any scout rifle in the Crucible

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A cloak is a character armor slot specific to Hunters. Like Warlock Bonds and Titan Badges, the Hunter's cloak allows a player to engage in additional customization by showing lineage, achievements, or allegiance. It is unconfirmed whether cloaks provide any additional protective characteristics like other armors.
While most cloaks discovered throughout the game were accessible, some apparent re-scheduling's and the ending of the beta for xbox users had resulted in most cloaks being unavailable.

A badge is a character armor slot specific to Titans. Like Hunter Cloaks and Warlock Bonds, the Titan's badge allows a player to engage in additional customization by showing lineage, achievements, or allegiance.
In the alpha, these were purely cosmetic and offered no known gameplay changes. This could be subject to change before the game releases.

A bond (or armband) is a character armor slot specific to Warlocks. Like Hunter Cloaks and Titan Badges, the Warlock's Bond allows a player to engage in additional customization by showing lineage, achievements, or allegiance. It is unconfirmed whether Bonds provide any additional protective characteristics like other armors.

Glimmer is a programmable matter that was once used as a source of power during the Golden Age, and is now the main currency of The City. Glimmer is used to purchase many items and services from vendors in The Tower.

Players can earn Glimmer in many ways, including for every enemy killed in all game modes, for each completed mission and PvP win, dismantling weapons and equipment, and for exchanging items found in the field with vendors.

Glimmer can also be found in various chests hidden across the map in caves and rooms.

A player's supply of Glimmer is shared among all of that player's characters.

Weapon parts are materials that are required to upgrade weapons. Multiple weapon parts may be required to perform a single upgrade to a weapon and can be acquired by dismantling weapons.

Given their lower cost and limited use later in the game, disassembling weapons of Uncommon Rarity or higher can be a good source in receiving these parts.

Talent Points are used to gain Talents (A Talent is used to advance or upgrade Weapons and Protective Gear. It can be purchased with Talent Points. Talent trees are specific to each gun model and will vary in the benefits they yield. Some talent trees will branch to multiple routes and cut off other possible upgrade routes that the weapon may undergo once one branch is chosen.), and are a requirement for upgrading weapons. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

A Cryptarch, or "Crypto-archaeologist" is the designation for an individual who studies the properties of encoded matter, known as Engrams. These individuals can unlock the patterns stored within Engrams, allowing for the item encoded within the pattern to be spontaneously created in a process known as "decoding". Certain Engrams are encrypted and may require the Cryptarch to attain a certain rank before he can decode them.
The Cryptarch encountered by players in Destiny is named Master Rahool and is located within the Tower's plaza. Besides selling and decoding engrams, the cryptarch will also buy any House Banners the player is carrying.

Reputation is the Cryptarch's skill in identifying, decrypting and decoding Engrams brought in by Guardians. It is built with the Cryptarch by either buying Engrams from him (which he then decodes) or by providing him with Engrams to decode, which are found during the Guardian's travels. As a Guardian decodes more Engrams his/her Reputation increases. This is represented by a circular meter which surrounds the Crypto-archaeology symbol located to the left of the Cryptarch symbol on his inventory screen. Each time this meter fills completely, the Cryptarch's Rank increases by 1. The higher the number, the greater the Cryptarch's skill at unlocking any Encrypted Engrams the player brings to him. Certain Encrypted Engrams require the Cryptarch to be of a particular rank before they can be decrypted and decoded.

Vanguard Marks are currency among the Vanguard, rewarded to Guardians for the completion of high-level Strikes, Patrols, and Vanguard bounties. Vanguard Marks can be used to purchase legendary armor and weapons.

A Crucible Mark is an exchange currency in Destiny. They are earned in the Crucible PvP and can be used to purchase powerful armor and weapons from Crucible vendors in the Tower. A maximum of 100 Crucible Marks may be earned per week by a player.

A Mote of Light is a type of currency which are accumulated by continuing to play after reaching level 20. They can be used to purchase legendary items such as Warlock Bonds, Hunter Cloaks, and Titan Badges from The Speaker. Motes of Light may be acquired by various means. They can be awarded randomly for completed Crucible matches or Vanguard runs in the score screen, or they may be found in any type of engram. Every Guardian receives a Mote of Light once they reach level 20, available to them by the Postmaster.

The Dead Orbit logo can be seen around The City. Dead Orbit's representative in the Tower, Arach Jalaal, is a vendor who sells Dead Orbit-themed weapons and armor for use by Guardians in the Crucible. By wearing a dead orbit cloak, mark, or bond while completing bounties, you will be able to gain reputation to purchase gear.

Future War Cult (FWC) is one of the five factions in the City. The FWC is known for its vast military prowess, but they are also secretive. The FWC believes that another war with The Darkness cannot be avoided, regardless of whether they stay in or flee the City, therefore they must be ready to fight. FWC's representative in the Tower, Lakshmi-2, is a vendor who sells FWC-themed weapons and armor for use by Guardians in the Crucible. By completing bounties while wearing an FWC cloak, bond, or marks you will gain reputation to purchase more armor.

New Monarchy is one of the five factions of The City, dedicated to maintaining the haven and bringing back the Golden Age. This faction holds the most legal authority, having close ties with the City's royal family. New Monarchy's representative in the Tower, Executor Hideo, is a vendor who sells New Monarchy-themed weapons and armor for use by Guardians in the Crucible. By completing bounties while wearing New Monarchy cloak, bond, or marks you will gain reputation to purchase more armor.