Normal gear can drop from 365-385 Light, while Hard Mode gear drops from 385-400. The only major differences between the standard versions of the raid armor and the Spliced version (which presumably drops from hard mode) is the Light Level and the fact that spliced versions can have ornaments, meaning you’ll be able to change their appearance. The artifacts focus on Solar damage, which may prove to be interesting.
One is to grant you more Super energy when fighting in Darkness Zones (where you see the skull and can’t instantly respawn), and the other grants bonus damage against the Fallen when you pick up an Orb. Many Destiny fans will be quick to say the featured character on the Rise of Iron art that hit Reddit yesterday is Lord Saladin, the custodian of the Iron Banner. The gauntlets actually improve the rate of heavy ammo drops when fighting Fallen, and the Helm has two perks. The art for Destiny's rumored Rise of Iron expansion features a Titan on it, but who is that character One Reddit user has a theory that it might not be so obvious. The boots will grant a speed boost when moving with an in-raid weapon (weapons that are part of the raid, not ones you unlock). The chest plate will halve the damage you take while carrying the SIVA charge during the raid. As was the case in previous raids, armor from this set will make the new Destiny: Rise of Iron a bit more manageable. The Wrath of the Machine Titan Armor is a sleek red and black set that makes you look like mean killing machine.
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