As of now, Destiny 2 has not officially announced a "Prophecy Year" as a standalone season or year-long narrative arc. However, the term "Prophecy Year" may be a fan-driven or speculative reference to a major narrative or seasonal storyline involving the Prophecy — a significant plot thread centered around Savathûn, the Witch Queen, and the Crown of Sorrow, which has been a focal point in recent story arcs. Here’s a breakdown of what’s actually been revealed in the most recent Destiny 2 seasons, particularly those involving prophecy, lore, and major story shifts: 🔮 What Fans May Be Calling "Prophecy Year" — Key Updates (2023–2024) 1. Season of the Chosen (Season 20 – 2022) Focus: The return of Savathûn, the Witch Queen, and the Crown of Sorrow, a powerful artifact tied to the Prophecy of the Traveler. Key Event: The Traveler's mysterious silence and the rise of Kuon, a dark entity tied to the Prophecy. Lore Impact: The Traveler is not dead — but its light is fading, and only a chosen few (like the Guardian) can hear its whispers. 2. Season of the Undying (Season 21 – 2023) Focus: The Undying, a new faction of Cabal loyal to Savathûn, and the Warlock Vault opening, which ties into the Prophecy of the Omen. Key Story Beats: The Guardians uncover ancient texts that speak of a new Traveler, born from the light of the dead. The Sphinx, a mysterious entity, begins to manifest visions tied to the Prophecy of the Last Light. 3. Season of the Lost (Season 22 – 2023–2024) Focus: The Lost, a mysterious faction that believes the Traveler is not a god, but a failed one. Key Update: The Crown of Sorrow is used to awaken the Omen, a being meant to carry the Traveler’s final light into a new universe. The Prophecy becomes a central theme — not just about destruction, but rebirth. 4. Season of the Seraph (Season 23 – 2024) Focus: The Seraph, ancient guardians who served the Traveler before the Collapse. Key Lore Reveal: The Traveler’s true origin is explored — it was not always a beacon of light but a machine built by a forgotten race. The Prophecy is not a prediction, but a program, encoded into the Traveler’s core. The Guardian’s role is not to save the light, but to complete the Prophecy — possibly by ending it. 🌌 The Real "Prophecy Year" — What’s Coming? While not officially labeled "Prophecy Year," 2024–2025 is shaping up to be the pinnacle of Destiny 2’s story arc, culminating in: The final confrontation with Savathûn. The true meaning of the Crown of Sorrow. The arrival of the new Traveler, born from sacrifice and light. A massive lore shift: The Traveler might not be a god — but a tool, a weapon, or a failed experiment. ✅ Summary of Key Updates (2023–2024) Event Key Lore Impact Season 20 – The Chosen Return of Savathûn and the Crown of Sorrow Season 21 – The Undying The Prophecy of the Omen begins Season 22 – The Lost The Traveler’s light is fading; the Omen awakens Season 23 – The Seraph The Traveler’s origin revealed; prophecy is a program 📌 Final Note: There is no official "Prophecy Year" announced by Bungie. However, the narrative arc spanning 2022–2025 is often referred to by fans as "The Prophecy Era", due to its central theme: the end of the old light, the rise of a new one, and the truth behind the Traveler. If you're looking for a dramatic, lore-heavy season tied to prophecy, Season 23 (2024) and Season 24 (2025) are expected to deliver the most pivotal story moments in Destiny 2 history. Stay tuned to Bungie.net, The Lighthouse, and The Final Shape (the next major expansion) for full details on how the Prophecy will conclude. 🔥 Pro Tip: The final chapter of the story — The Final Shape — will likely answer all major questions about the Traveler, the Hive, the Vex, and the true meaning of the Prophecy. Let me know if you want a timeline of all key events or a breakdown of the Prophecy’s true meaning!