How to get the End of the Rainbow transmat in Destiny 2
Celebrate National Coming Out day with some colour.
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The End of the Rainbow transmat effect is a free reward that Bungie is giving to all players in celebration of National Coming Out day. The officialBungie blog postis a great source of info if you want to know why this day is important to so many, or if you’re personally in need of support.
“The act of coming out is not limited to a single day, a single month, or even a single year,” says the blog post. “It is a journey whose only destination is to be your truest self, and no matter where you are on your path, you deserve to shine. We’re proud today to release the End of the Rainbow transmat effect permanently for all players to give a venue for that shine.”
If you want to get the End of the Rainbow transmat effect for yourself, here’s the code you’ll need and how you can redeem it. The blog post also features some special wallpapers for Destiny 2’s queer characters as part of the celebration.
How to get the End of the Rainbow transmat
We celebrate and honor #NationalComingOutDay for everyone who identifies as LBGTQIA+.Be brave, Guardians. And know you don’t walk alone.🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️https://t.co/bpjndCpNRp pic.twitter.com/6doaB84kgDOctober 11, 2022
You can get the code for End of the Rainbow from the officialBungie blog postabout National Coming Out day. It’s not often that players need to redeem Bungie codes, so here’s a refresher on how to unlock the transmat for your characters and, more importantly, the code you’ll need.
To redeem it, you’ll need to:
After you’ve unlocked it, all you need to do is slot it into your chosen ship to start basking in those rainbows every time you respawn.
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