Shader for Warlock Legendary Armor obtained from Vanguard Research Engrams.

They look like legendary engrams but they have an effect like 'soot' and 'smoke' emanating from them when they drop in world. The Destiny 2: Forsaken - Legendary Collection, and the newest expansion. There are also many other minor types of Engrams found in Destiny 2, such as the Bright Engrams and. The main engrams found in-game are the white Basic/Common Engram, the green Uncommon Engram, the blue Rare Engram, the purple Legendary Engram, and the yellow Exotic Engram. Umbral Engrams, the new type introduced this seaon, are engrams that can either by decoded through the Umbral Decoder by Drifter, or used to create focused Umbral Engrams via the Prismater Recaster (that big orange glowing thing to the left of Drifter's room) before using it on the Umbral decoder. Engrams are the representations of loot drops in Destiny, taking on the colors of the rarity of the item one contains. They are engrams that have some sort of 'spark' effect to them when they drop in world. They stay as an Engram regardless until you go to Rahool do have it decyphered. Prime Engrams are the engrams that Rahool decyphers. They're the engrams that are colored purple/violet when they drop in world.

The only instance that they appear as an Engram is when you don't have any space on your character so it goes to the Postmaster - but once you claim it from there it will immediately convert into gear. Once you pick them up they will immediately be converted to whatever weapon or gear is in the world loot pool. Legendary Engrams are like any other loot drop.

Destiny 2 legendary engram