Spoils of Conquest are some of the most valuable currencies for purchasing endgame gear pieces in Destiny 2. Raids, in particular, have also been providing endgame gear for Guardians since the game's launch. Being one of the most essential activities in the game, each Raid is known for its complex mechanics and high-stat loot. However, aside from armor pieces and weapons, there comes another exclusive loot from each encounter, called Spoils of Conquest.
Ever since the introduction of weapon crafting, Spoils of Conquest has become increasingly viable with each passing season. With Raid weapons becoming craftable, players can pick up a deepsight version of any weapon using Spoils of Conquest.
The following article will showcase ways to obtain Spoils of Conquest, both in the fireteam and solo.
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Spoils of Conquest and how to get them in Destiny 2
1) How does Spoils of Conquest work?
Players should note that Spoils of Conquest can be earned solely from Raid encounters, whether it be a regular activity or a pinnacle one. Raids that don't provide pinnacle gear, such as Last Wish, Vault of Glass, Vow of the Disciple, King's Fall, and Garden of Salvation, will provide 3 Spoils of Conquest.
Pinnacle Raids, currently being Crota's End in Season 23, drops 5 Spoils of Conquest from each encounter, after completing the full Raid once per week. However, one specific encounter can drop 5 Spoils every time a fireteam completes it. With this method, players can farm a lot of Spoils within minimal time.
This currency can be used to exchange loot, which can be Raid Exotics, in the Tower's Kiosk. Some specific Raid Exotics, such as Anarchy, Tarrabah, Always on Time, Legend of Acrius, and many more, require 240 Spoils. Hence, the road to earning all the Spoils is long.
2) How to earn Spoils of Conquest quickly?
As of now (Season of the Wish), the quickest way to earn Spoils of Conquest is via the Ir Yut encounter in the Crota's End Raid. Non-pinnacle Raids, although dropping 3 Spoils per encounter, don't allow players to infinitely farm encounters to gather Spoils of Conquest.
The Ir Yut encounter, the quickest of the four, takes the least time if the fireteam knows what they're doing. Upon completion, the loot chest will drop 5 Spoils of Conquest. Players must flip the checkpoint between fireteam members to run the checkpoint constantly.
For more details, players can refer complete guide to the Ir Yut encounter.
3) How to flip checkpoints?
Flipping checkpoints is essential if players are trying to target-farm anything in the game. One player lets another join their instance, wipe the encounter, and load it with a different character. This way, the host will keep the checkpoint in their previous character.
Any member of the fireteam can use this method and keep flipping the encounter's checkpoint by switching to a different character. Upon completion, players with the checkpoint can start a new instance of the meeting, have others join them, and switch to a different character again.
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