Destiny 2’s Weekly Reset has started. Ascendant Challenge, Trove Guardian locations have reset, you can discover those in the articles.
Eververse is a private seller that provides guardians with cosmetics. These beauty items don’t add anything to gameplay other than your looks. There are three ways in which you can obtain inverse elements; Bright Dust, Engrams, and Silver.
Bright Dust: In-Game currency that you earn by completing bounties from different vendors. With the Shadowkeep update, you cannot receive bright dust anymore by dismantling verse items ever. Players can use Bright Dust to buy things from the inventory that rotates every week.
Engrams: Every season has a different engram. Bungie has now ended their engram focus, and you can only obtain them from ranking up your Season Pass. Earlier you could get them from ranking up.
Silver: Currency that is bought using real money. You can buy this straight by heading to Eververse.
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The Inventory is changed after Every Weekly Reset that happens on Tuesdays at 10 AM PST.
Eververse is a controversial vendor for sure. Dataminers have found out that you cannot get everything that Eververse sells for Bright Dust, there are only a set of items that will be sold for Bright Dust. Everything else will be able for Silver, which means you must use real money to buy all other cosmetics since they will never make into the bright dust rotation.
Bungie developers have told that they are looking into this and they’ll be making changes with feedback received from players. The controversy has been around since Destiny 1, and the devs haven’t figured out what the players want, yet.
Destiny 2: Eververse Weekly Inventory guide will be applicable for April 14, April 15, April 16, April 17, April 18, April 19, April 20. The whole inventory with images will be posted here once the reset happens.