How to Farm Spoils of Conquest in Destiny 2

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In Destiny 2, the term “Spoils of Conquest” refers to a special currency that can only be acquired within Raids. This currency enables players to add red borders to weapons that are specific to Raids, and it also lets them obtain Exotic weapons from previous Raids which have since been retired. At any given time, a player can hold up to 240 Spoils of Conquest, but earning them is where the real struggle will be.

In Destiny 2, each Spoils of Conquest source grants players five units of the currency. To acquire their next red border weapon or a Raid Exotic to boast to their fellow Guardians, players will have to work hard by grinding and farming these sources repeatedly.

All Ways to Get Spoils of Conquest in Destiny 2

To obtain Spoils of Conquest, you need to participate in Raids. More specifically, these spoils can be acquired by opening Secret Chests within Raids or by repeating the Raid Encounter on the same class for a second time in non-featured weekly Raids. In simpler terms, the most straightforward method of getting Spoils of Conquest is by uncovering Secret Chests during your Raids. Each Secret Chest grants 5 Spoils of Conquest per character, up to a total of 15 per week for all three characters. This means that you can easily earn a maximum of 180 Spoils of Conquest every week by making use of the Secret Chest checkpoint and opening it for each of your characters.

The simplest approach to accomplish this task without a Fireteam can be done via the Traveler’s Chosen website, where players will find Checkpoint Bots on Twitch.tv. To join a queue for a specific raid encounter of chosen difficulty, simply follow the associated Twitch channel and type `!queue [raid] [encounter] [difficulty] [Bungie Name #xxxx]` in the chat. For your convenience, here’s a table detailing which Raids offer Spoils of Conquest for repeated encounters and secret chest openings:

| Raid | Repeatable Encounters with Spoils of Conquest | Secret Chest Encounters with Spoils of Conquest |
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| Crown of Sorrow | Whisper of the Worm, Ascendant Challenge | Shattered Throne |
| Last Wish | Scorn of the Past, Gauntlet of Yor | Scourge of the Past |
| Garden of Salvation | Insurrection Prime, Prophecy of the Lost | The Corrupted |
| Deep Stone Crypt | Unseen Path, Inverted Spire | None |
| Vault of Glass | Oracles, Convergence | None |

Raid Spoils per Encounter (if repeated) Spoils per Secret Chest Checkpoint Bot Spoils Total for Secret Chests (per character)
Salvation’s Edge 5 5 10
Root of Nightmares 5 5 10
King’s Fall 5 5 10
Crota’s End 5 5 5
Vow of the Disciple 5 5 10
Vault of Glass 5 5 20
Deep Stone Crypt 3
Last Wish 3
Garden of Salvation 3

What to Spend Spoils of Conquest on in Destiny 2

The Treasures from Victory (Spoils of Conquest) serve two purposes in the game:

1. They allow players to activate Deepsight Harmonizers on Raid Weapons whose blueprints aren’t yet unlocked, enabling them to manufacture these weapons at the Enclave.

2. They can be utilized to buy Exotics from the Monument to Lost Light for a combined total of 240 Spoils of Conquest. Here is a list of all the Exotics that players can purchase with Spoils, along with an assessment of whether they are worth acquiring:

– Ager’s Scepter (Worth buying due to its versatility)
– An Insurmountable Skullfort (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Bad Juju (Worth buying for its unique perks)
– Celestia V-4 (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Crest of Alpha Lupi (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Doom Fang Pauldrons (Worth buying for its unique perks)
– Efrideet’s Spear (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Gheleon’s Demise (Worth buying due to its powerful perks)
– Graviton Lance (Worth buying for its consistent damage output)
– Hezen Vengeance (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Huckleberry (Worth buying for its versatility and unique perks)
– Javelin 419 (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Khepri’s Sting (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– LDR 5001 (Worth buying for its powerful perks)
– MIDA Multi-Tool (Worth buying due to its versatility and unique perks)
– Necrochasm (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– One Thousand Voices (Worth buying for its powerful perks)
– Pocket Infinity (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Red Death (Worth buying due to its consistent damage output and unique perks)
– Suros Regime (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– The Last Word (Worth buying for its versatility and unique perks)
– Thorn (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Vex Mythoclast (Worth buying due to its powerful perks)
– Vision of Confluence (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Wardcliff Coil (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Wizards Rifle (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)
– Zhalo Supercell (May not be worth it, depends on playstyle)

Exotic Name Exotic Type Is it Worth it?
Legend of Acrius Arc Shotgun Yes, the Legend of Acrius is worth it because it’s an Exotic Heavy Shotgun that provides great damage to foes up close.
Anarchy Arc Grenade Launcher Yes, Anarchy is also worth getting, as this Exotic Arc Grenade Launcher deals a great amount of passive damage by chaining Arc bolts.
Tarrabah Solar Submachine Gun No, Tarrabah is not worth getting because it’s an SMG that stores kinetic damage to be released, but it isn’t meta, nor does it do more damage than other superior weapons.
Always on Time Sparrow No, Always on Time is not worth it, as it’s a Sparrow that goes the same speed as other Exotic sparrows (190 MPH), but the only advantage is that it has more health, but Sparrow encounters are so rare that it’s not worth the waste of Spoils.

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2025-05-24 06:07