Destiny 2 How to Create & Join Clan
Destiny 2 clans are available, and you can freely create or join them and earn clan bonuses. The bonuses include perks, XP boosts, and other rewards. In order to create or join a Destiny 2 clan, you need to go through some “red tape”, as it were. We hope that this guide on how to create and join clans in Destiny 2 will help you out, if you’re having trouble.
How to Make a Clan in Destiny 2?
There are several steps you need to complete in order to make your Destiny 2 clan. First thing’s first, open up the Destiny Companion, either via the companion app or Bungie.net. Find Create Clan, and get creative. Insert your clan name, mission statement, motto, and set the parameters for membership. Whatever you choose there, only admins and founders will be able to allow people in.
Once that’s done, customizing your clan will open up for you. Pick your banner and switch up other stuff the way you want. In order to start reaping the benefits of being in a clan, you’ll need a minimum of two members. The membership cap is 100 members. You’ll need two members in order for your Destiny 2 clan to appear in the game.
Destiny 2 Clans – How to Join?
There are two ways to join a clan in Destiny 2. The easiest way is for a leader or founder of a clan to invite you in. Alternatively, you’re gonna have to link your Bungie.net account and the account on the platform you’re playing the game on. After you’re done with that, go to the Destiny Companion (on the app or Bungie’s website), and sift through the many clans to find the one that seems best for you. Send a request and wait for one of the admins to let you join.
Side note: one account can be in only one Destiny 2 clan at a time. You’ll need either multiple accounts on one platform, or an account on several platforms, to join different clans. Interestingly, it seems like you can join the same clan multiple times with several different accounts.
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