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Bungie’s Marathon<\/a> is off to the races, and everyone was supposed to have a fresh start after the Server Slam beta test. None of the rare loot gained during Server Slam was meant to cross over into the game’s launch, but for a handful of lucky players, that’s exactly what happened.<\/p>\n As demonstrated by an X user going by Nifty n00b (via Kotaku<\/a>), the loot was waiting for them in the in-game mailbox. Marathon allows players to temporarily lend their items to other players in the game, which are then automatically returned to them through the mailbox. That’s why a handful of players who lent out their loot in Server Slam may find that they still have their items if they check their mailbox.<\/p>\n INSANE LOOT HACK \u2014 Nifty n00b (@NiftyN00b) March 5, 2026<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote><\/div>\n Since this fluke flies in the face Bungie’s desire to restore parity after each season, it seems likely that the bug will be addressed or removed at some point in the near future. Earlier this month, Bungie justified that approach<\/a> by saying, “It’s a way to say goodbye to the old, welcome the new, and kick off a journey from zero-to-hero with new ways to play, content to master, and things to discover.” That’s also one of the reasons why Marathon’s premium currency, LUX, can only be used on cosmetics<\/a>, rather than giving players who pay extra an edge.<\/p>\n\n\n
If you had rewards in your mailbox from the server slam, THEY ARE STILL THERE…
24X Backpack …
Purple Core…
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