Bestiary — First Edition
A compiled field guide to the enemies, monsters, and major foes awaiting your fireteam.
Open the bestiary 01Step beyond the screen and into the system. Explore a Destiny-inspired tabletop universe, find the books, build your character, and prepare your next fireteam encounter.
Everything needed to find your bearings. Start with the compiled bestiary, grab the character tool, or browse the full project library.
A compiled field guide to the enemies, monsters, and major foes awaiting your fireteam.
Open the bestiary 01Launch the live Guardian character creator, or browse development releases in the archive.
Launch creator 02Browse character sheets, faction folders, equipment, world resources, and game-master tools.
Browse resources 03No tabletop experience required to explore the archive. Choose your role and follow a four-step path from your first rules to your first encounter.
You can change paths anytime.Learn the six damage types, dice, actions and the role of your Game Master.
Download the current staging package of Player Creator and find the character sheets.
Search creatures, machines and named enemies from the project index. Every entry opens the master record, where development status can be checked.
Archive note: This is a searchable snapshot of the 114 entries listed in the Master Bestiary Index on November 13, 2026. An index record does not mean a creature is approved, tested, or included in the compilation. Check its live status and links in the Sheet.
Find the right document or folder without digging through Drive. Existing links point to the project workspace; planned guides are clearly marked.
Launch the live Destiny D&D Guardian application to create and manage your character. A separate, newer staging ZIP is available in the Resources folder.
The live Guardian app currently identifies as v2.4.42. The separate Resources ZIP is labeled v2.4.62 DARKNESS_MODE_STAGING; it is a development build, not the live website.
Destiny D&D uses familiar revised Fifth Edition combat ideas — actions, attack rolls, saving throws, movement, and dice — translated into the identities of Destiny's six damage types.
Bullets, blades and impacts.
Solar-aligned effects.
Arc-aligned effects.
Void-aligned effects.
Stasis-aligned effects.
Strand-aligned effects.
Think of the game as a shared story with rules for resolving uncertainty. Players describe what their characters do; the Game Master sets the scene and adjudicates the outcome.