Destiny 2 Lost Sectors are mini-Dungeon scattered across different corners of an open world. These can be found hidden in a random location on any planet and identified by their unique icon that looks like two lowercase letters 'n,' alongside a dot in the middle. Each Lost Sector must first be completed in a standard difficulty, allowing players to experience higher difficulties in the same Lost Sector for triumphs and world drop rewards.
Note that Lost Sectors has not given out exotic armor pieces anymore since the launch of The Final Shape expansion. However, there is a chance to still get an Exotic Engram upon completing solo. This article lists the featured Lost Sector with the daily reset, alongside the associated modifiers, enemies, rewards, and more.
What is the Lost Sector today in Destiny 2?: All modifiers, enemies, and rewards explained (December 25 to 26)
Sepulcher is the featured Lost Sector on the December 25 reset, and will be active until the reset on December 4, the next day. To find a featured Lost Sector, open your Destinations tab and look for the Lost Sector icon beside a planet.
For example, let us take the Thrilladrome Lost Sector. Hence, the icon should be available on the Neptune planet. This applies to every planet in the tab.
To easily navigate to the Lost Sector entrance upon landing, open your map and mark the featured Lost Sector. The game will mark the entrance on your screen, and you can follow accordingly. There are two difficulty options for each Lost Sector, including Expert and Master. The former recommends having a 2020 power level, while the latter a power level of 2030.
For Sepulcher, spawn on the Quagmire waypoint of Savathun's Throne World
Typically, you can mark the Lost Sector on your map, and then follow the marker to the entrance of the Lost Sector.
Here's a list of important modifiers for both the difficulties of Sepulcher:
- Expert: Locked Loadouts, Extra shields, Barrier Champions, Unstoppable Champions, Solar Threat, Fire Pit, Arc Surge, Stasis Surge, Overcharged Fusion Rifles
- Master: Everything in Expert with adding extra Champion enemies, alongside disabled radar.
Regarding rewards, Expert difficulty has uncommon drops on Enhancement Cores, alongside Legendary World drop weapons in solo mode. Exotic Engram drops while solo is rare in Expert. For Master, both Legendary weapon and Exotic Engram in solo mode are common drops, with Enhancement Cores being uncommon.
Exotic Class Items are constant regardless of the Lost Sector active daily.
Legendary weapons from Veles Labyrinth include the Legato-11 Shotgun, Maahes HC4, Controlling Vision Sidearm, and Crux Termination IV Rocket Launcher.
Destiny 2 Lost Sector calendar from December 25 to January 1:
Here is a list of all upcoming featured Destiny 2 Lost Sector from December 3 to 10:
- December 25: Sepulcher
- December 26: Metamorphosis
- December 27: K1 Revelation
- December 28: Bay of Drowned Wishes
- December 29: Chamber of Starlight
- December 30: The Quarry
- December 31: Excavation Site XII
- January 1: The Broken Deep
This article will be updated daily with the modifier and rewards associated with the featured Lost Sector of the day.
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