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==Methods==
 
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There are four common ways a Guardian can obtain Legendary Marks: Completing the [[Daily Heroic Story Mission]], completing [[strike]]s in the [[Vanguard Heroic Strike Playlist]], completing a match in the [[Daily Crucible Playlist]], and completing matches in the [[Weekly Crucible Playlist]]. They are also offered as rewards for certain [[Vanguard]] [[quest]]s.
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There are four common ways a Guardian can obtain Legendary Marks: Completing the [[Daily Heroic Story Mission]], completing [[strike]]s in the [[Vanguard Heroic Strike Playlist]], completing a match in the [[Daily Crucible Playlist]], and completing matches in the [[Weekly Crucible Playlist]]. They are also offered as rewards for certain [[Vanguard]] [[quest]]s. Dismantling legendary equipment will also return legendary marks.
   
 
==References==
 
==References==

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Legendary Marks are a currency used to purchase weapons, armor, and resources from Vanguard, Crucible, and faction vendors in the Tower.[1] Guardians can earn Legendary Marks beginning at level 18, but are limited to an inventory cap at 200. The Mark system is unaffected by the Weekly Reset, meaning Legendary Marks can be earned indefinitely per week, though only up to the cap of 200. They are also account-wide, thus all characters share and spend from the same Mark pool.

Methods

There are four common ways a Guardian can obtain Legendary Marks: Completing the Daily Heroic Story Mission, completing strikes in the Vanguard Heroic Strike Playlist, completing a match in the Daily Crucible Playlist, and completing matches in the Weekly Crucible Playlist. They are also offered as rewards for certain Vanguard quests. Dismantling legendary equipment will also return legendary marks.

References

  1. Bungie (2015) YouTube: Destiny Year Two Reveal Archive Retrieved September 12, 2015.