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Bungie will share the first details on 's new co-op arena activity Prison of Elders today during a livestream event on Twitch. The show starts at 11 AM PDT / 2 PM EDT, and you can watch the entire event right here through the video embed below.

Hosting the livetsream will be Bungie community manager David "Deej" Dague. Lead designer Matt Sammons and community member Professor Broman will also appear during the event.

Prison of Elders--included with Destiny's House of Wolves expansion--is a three-player co-op event where teams must work together to battle waves of increasingly challenging enemies. Successful teams will earn high-level legendary and exotic items. Players can enter Prison of Elders with their own fireteam or they can use Destiny's matchmaking system to find a team.

To hold you over until 11 AM PDT, Bungie has released a teaser video for Prison of Elders, which you can watch below. House of Wolves arrives for all platforms on May 19.

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A brand new co-op Arena activity set in the Prison of Elders.

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Wednesday, May 06, 11AM Pacific. Join Bungie and special community guest Professor Broman on Twitch for the reveal of a new Destiny endgame activity to be included in the House of Wolves.

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GamesRadar - I approached Bungie's Trials of Osiris on Wednesday as I imagine most Destiny players did. I expected 'stuff': new stuff, different stuff, exciting stuff. 'Stuff' is, after all, the way that the ongoing growth of a massively multiplayer game is tracked and measured. New armour, new weapons, new maps, new modes and events: stuff you can arrange into a list, stuff you can hold up next to the asking price for House of Wolves to determine if the expansion is worth the asking price to you.

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GamesRadar - I approached Bungie's Trials of Osiris on Wednesday as I imagine most Destiny players did. I expected 'stuff': new stuff, different stuff, exciting stuff. 'Stuff' is, after all, the way that the ongoing growth of a massively multiplayer game is tracked and measured. New armour, new weapons, new maps, new modes and events: stuff you can arrange into a list, stuff you can hold up next to the asking price for House of Wolves to determine if the expansion is worth the asking price to you.