Gwent was not only a popular mini-game for The Witcher 3, but it became its own standalone game that gained a lot of traction over the years. Season of the Witch added a deckbuilding mechanic in Destiny 2, and a crossover event with The Witcher could have added a temporary game mode or even just in-game effects tied to the IP's own popular card game: Gwent.

The Witcher crossover for Destiny 2 would have been a perfect addition to Season of the Witch if it came with its own in-game event associated with it, so that not only all players would be able to enjoy crossover content for free, but it could also motivate some fans to purchase the exclusive cosmetics. Why Destiny 2's The Witcher Crossover Missed a Big Opportunity In every instance, these crossovers were limited to cosmetic items featured in the Eververse store for players to purchase, and they were always only available for Silver - the real-money in-game currency. There were also crossovers with Fall Guys and Arknights where Destiny 2 characters would appear in those games in some shape or form, but they didn't cross over into Destiny 2 itself.

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