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Get three Army of One medals and this hard earned triumph is yours. Triumph — Half-Banked A. There are a total of motes that your team has to deposit in order to summon your Primevil. Get this medal five times and the triumph is yours. Triumph — Thrillmonger A. Defeat 40 enemies in a single match without dying.

Be careful, and run a good loadout and a good super that can take out lots of enemies Hunter — Arcstrider; Warlock — bottom tree dawnblade or any arc subclass; Titan — bottom tree striker or bottom tree sentinel; exotics such as Raiden Flux, Crown of Tempests, or Geomag Stabilizers can help extend your super length. Earn three of these in order to complete the triumph. Triumph — Protect the Runner A. As a fireteam, win a Gambit match where a single player deposits 75 Motes, never losing any.

Okay, this one is probably the hardest one, next to Army of One in my opinion. This one is by far easiest with a team, and a coordinated one at that. Be on top of invaders, and kill them quickly. Again, that single person has to bank at least 75 motes and not lose a single one.

Summon your Primevil quickly and kill it quickly. Some good invades against the other team will be icing on the cake. Luckily, you only have to do this one once. Since they combined the two game modes in Year 4, you will no longer be able to do this as there are no rounds in the new version of Gambit. Again, I recommend you get a group and knock this one out. Triumph — Aim to Misbehave A.

Acquired the weapon Malfeasance. This weapon is okay, and really only useful in Gambit. Getting this weapon is no joke, though, as the steps are pretty difficult. Then you have to kill yellow bar Taken enemies in the Dreaming City and complete an altered version of the Corrupted Strike. Then you need to kill guardians in Gambit, and either personally kill four enemies in a single invade OR have a teammate kill four opponents in three separate invades.

These two guides are from Year 2 but they should still apply to now in Year 5. However, given the recent changes to Gambit, the primevil called The Voice of Riven has been removed, so the quest for Malfeasance will now drop upon your first primevil kill instead of from a specific primevil. Get yourself a fireteam and head into the Last Wish raid. I will not sit here and explain every encounter, as that is not the purpose of this guide.

The video is pretty long, because the raid is quite long and complicated, but is very fun. Badge — Raid: Last Wish A. It only needs to be completed for one character, and progress for all items except armor is shared between characters.

The weapons and armor are random drops from any raid chest, including the secret chests. One Thousand Voices can only be obtained from the final chest of the raid. Armor: Great Hunt — Helmet, gloves, chest, legs, class item. Ghost Shell — Wish-Maker shell. Rare drop from any raid encounter. Sparrow — Cleansing Knife. Rare drop only from the third raid boss, Morgeth the Spirekeeper.

Ship — Ermine TAC You have to first complete the raid, or the last encounter, Queenswalk, and obtain a Glittering Key. This key can only drop from the final chest of the raid, those chests after you complete Queenswalk. Then you have to head back into the raid and head to the Wish Wall and enter the second wish, which will spawn a secret chest in between the third and fourth encounters. Defeat the third raid boss, Morgeth the Spire Keeper you can wish yourself there if you want using the fifth wish at the Wish Wall and then find the chest.

Here is a video courtesy of KackisHD, who also shows you how to get to the wish wall if you forgot: G. Shader — Dreaming Spectrum. You can only get this shader by dismantling a weapon or piece of gear that has this shader on it.

The curated raid weapons are: Age-old bond only from first raid boss encounter, Kalli ; Transfiguration only from second raid boss encounter, Shuro Chi ; Nation of Beasts only from third raid boss encounter, Morgeth ; Tyranny of Heaven only from the fourth raid encounter, the Vault ; Chattering Bone only from the final encounter, Queenswalk.

Emblem — Wish No More. Awarded upon your first completion of the Last Wish raid. Triumph — Coliseum Champion A. Complete the Coliseum Champion challenge. Also called the Which Witch challenge, this requires that neither you nor any member of your fireteam get hit by an attack from Shuro Chi, the second raid boss. Shuro Chi has three different attacks she can do: a ground stomp; a "boop", where she'll launch a player into the air and then push them away; a sniper attack that travels very quickly, and has a small blast radius.

Curiously enough, the only attack of hers that will prompt a "Challenge Failed" notification is the sniper attack. Damage from the other two will not result in failing the challenge I can personally verify this as true, my raid team tested this out. So, how do you do this? Well, there are two methods that my team found useful. One is to run the entire encounter like normal, but never ever stop moving and don't run in a straight line. This way she can't hit you with the sniper shot.

You can also hide behind cover to avoid being hit, but that doesn't always work because the sniper shot she fires has a slight blast radius. The method my team found to work best for us was a "sword agro" method. With this method, you have one member of the fireteam using a sword the exotic Lament is the best choice, as it has a very good guard mechanic.

This player with the sword makes a B line for the boss every time and stands next to her. In doing so, he causes Shuro Chi to focus damage on him, and since he's in close proximity her only attack will be the ground stomp rarely ever the sniper blast. When she stomps, just swing the sword to gain momentum back towards her so you can stay next to her at all times.

Meanwhile, everyone else needs to clear adds. Regardless which method you use, once you see a notification saying "Shuro Chi's tempo increases", you'll know she's getting ready for the wipe mechanic, so grab those crystals, take down her shield, and do damage. Rinse and repeat this and the puzzles until you're done. In addition to the above explanation, I just want to note here that there will be many times when you'll get the "Challenge Failed" notification, but nobody got hit with the sniper blast.

This encounters challenge is super frustrating because it's not always fair in that regard. My team failed the challenge a lot before we completed it. Sometimes someone did get hit by the sniper shot, and that person would fess up.

But a lot of the time we'd have people get hit while behind cover. Once we had someone get hit by her while in the puzzle room, which makes no sense because she isn't in that room ever! Have patience, you'll get it. Just try the above solution I've provided and mix that with what works for your fireteam. Personally, trying the first method we had so many issues, and only came close a few times. But with the "sword agro" method, it took us about 30min, it was a lot easier.

Be sure to pick up the bounty available from Hawthorne in the Tower, as turning the bounty in is the only way to get the triumph. Remember that the bounties rotate weekly. Triumph — Thunderstruck A. Complete all raid encounters with a fireteam made entirely of Arc subclasses. This simply requires you and your fireteam to complete every encounter in the raid with each person using an Arc subclass.

Guardian class does not matter. Progress is tracked for each individual encounter of the raid, so you can do them one at a time, out of order, or all in one go. Triumph — Summoning Ritual A. Complete the Summoning Ritual challenge. This challenge involves the first raid boss, Kalli, and requires you to activate all nine plates and kill the ogres that appear in the center of the room. This one is really easy.

Just complete the raid and make sure that all six people in the fireteam are in the same clan. Triumph — The New Meta A. Complete all raid encounters with a fireteam made entirely of the same Guardian class. This one is also pretty easy, and is tracked for each individual encounter. All you need to do is just complete every encounter with everyone running the same guardian class.

Triumph — O Murderer Mine A. Triumph — Strength of Memory A. Complete the Strength of Memory challenge. This challenge involves the final raid boss, Riven, and each player must not shoot the same Eye of Riven more than once. There are several different methods to cheese Riven, the most current of which is using swords. There are other methods and videos out there, like using grenade launchers, Thunderlord, etc. As of the start of Year 3 with the release of Shadowkeep, this perk was changed so that the boots allow increased reload speed as opposed to just auto-reloading your weapon.

Here is a video guide from Season 11 using a sword cheese. This is by far the hardest triumph for this seal. First you have to head to the Wish Wall and input the thirteenth wish. Then you have to complete the entire raid from start to finish without a single member of your fireteam dying.

If someone dies, the raid automatically ends. Here is a nice video guide full of tips and tricks by Datto Triumph — Keep Out A. Complete the Keep Out challenge. This challenge is related to the Vault encounter, which is the fourth encounter. To complete the challenge, you must keep the knights out of the center of the vault area.

Here is a good video guide by Sweatcicle C. Triumph — Sunburn A. Complete all raid encounters with a fireteam made entirely of Solar subclasses. This simply requires you and your fireteam to complete every encounter in the raid with each person using a Solar subclass. Triumph — Night Owl A. Complete all raid encounters with a fireteam made entirely of Void subclasses. This simply requires you and your fireteam to complete every encounter in the raid with each person using a Void subclass.

Triumph — Forever Fight A. Complete the Forever Fight challenge. This challenge requires your fireteam to never kill any of the ogres that spawn during the fight against Morgeth the Spirekeeper, the third raid boss. Here is a good video guide by Speer Gaming C. Triumph — Habitual Wisher A. Really easy, and can be done alone or in a fireteam. Triumph — Put a Flag on It A. Before each encounter there is a white circle on the ground that you can plant a raid banner in for your fireteam to rally to.

You can do this alone or in a group. Triumph — Treasure Trove A. There are two secret chests in the raid. One is after the first encounter against Kalli, and the second is after the second encounter against Shuro Chi. Loot a total of ten chests for this triumph. These chests can also be obtained solo using the wish wall.

None of them are too terribly difficult, but they do take some time to accomplish, a few requiring playing Crucible for several seasons a season in Destiny is about 3 months. To note here and likely reiterate later, Glory rank can only be obtained in the Survival and Survival Freelance game types. Valor rank can be obtained in any Crucible game type, including the two mentioned previous.

You will actually lose Glory if you lose a match. Be forewarned that both your Glory and Valor ranks will reset to zero once a new season starts. Badge — Forged in Fire A. As of Year 3 and the release of Shadowkeep, this Badge is no longer required for the seal, so I will not go into any specifics for it. Likely, though, you will complete most, if not all of it, as you progress towards the seal. Triumph — Forever Valorous A.

Earn Crucible ranks across all seasons. This one is pretty straightforward. Just play Crucible and gain Crucible reputation. The max Crucible rank you can have is 10, As of Season 15 Season of the Lost , daily bounties no longer give you Crucible rank, and there is no longer a bonus for wins.

The only way to earn Crucible rank is by playing Crucible matches, and you will gain the same amount of rank whether you win or lose. Crucible reputation earnings now use what is called a Ritual Activity Streak System, where you gain increased rank the more matches you play in a row. Be sure to take advantage of weeks when Crucible reputation gains are increased in order to get bonus reputation.

Do note that Crucible rank is different from Glory rank, which is only earned from the Survival playlist, which is Competitive play. Triumph — Legendary Valor A. The first five of these each have three subranks. Simply reach the rank of Legend in order to get this triumph. Triumph — Prestigious A. Reset your Crucible rank across all seasons. This triumph requires you to reset your Crucible rank three times, and can be done in the course of one season or over multiple seasons.

Head to the Tower and talk with Lord Shaxx to claim all your rewards from him. Once all rewards have been claimed, your Crucible rank will be reset to zero. Be aware that the rank will automatically reset back to zero come the start of a new season. Reset your Crucible rank within a single season.

This is a long triumph, and requires you to reset your Crucible rank five times all in one season. It will take some time, but you can make your life easier by playing Crucible every day and maintaining your activity streak. Triumph — Unbroken Valor A. Earn the maximum Crucible Win Streak bonus in any season.

Ignore the little boxes at the bottom left after a match is over that are supposed to indicate win streak, because they are not correct. You have to win 5 matches in a row, no losses in between. Triumph — Fight for Glory A. Earn Glory ranks across all seasons. Since this is Glory, you have to play in competitive Crucible, which would be one of these playlists: Survival and Survival Freelance. Each rank has three subranks except for Legend.

The Max Glory you can have is Triumph — Fabled Warrior A. From what I understand, there are weapons you can get through a quest line that can be obtained from Lord Shaxx in the Tower. As of Season 13, I don't think this triumph is required anymore, since these weapons are obtained from the weapon Kiosk in the Tower and not through Crucible. You can purchase all of these weapons I have listed above at the weapon Kiosk in the Tower, located by the Vaults. Be aware that they are pretty pricey.

Triumph — Become Legend A. This requires you to reach the Legend Glory rank just once. Actually, the progress bar goes through the ranks prior to Legend. That might fix it. Triumph — A Glorious Legend A. You thought reaching Legend rank once was annoying, well now you need to do it two more times for three times total. Triumph — Unstoppable Glory A. Win consecutive matches in any season. You have to win 5 competitive Glory rank, not Crucible rank matches in a row, no losses in between. Most of the lore books you can complete fairly quickly, although there are a few that will take some time.

Given the fact that Mercury, Io, Mars, and Titan are being placed into the Destiny Content Vault, the lore that is at these four locations will be unobtainable until Bungie brings them out of the vault and back into the game. Regardless, I will include a guide for it down below. As a text guide would be ridiculous, I will link video guides here instead, which are much easier to follow.

Triumph — The Tangled Shore A. Complete this lore book. This is also called The Lawless Frontier, and has 14 pages. All the pages are tied to completing the Forsaken campaign missions, which take place on the Tangled Shore.

There are 14 entries for this book. They can be obtained by opening literally any chest at any location, though have the highest chance of appearing during the mission Ace in the Hole, which takes place on Titan and is part of the quest for unlocking the exotic hand cannon Ace of Spades. Triumph — The Dreaming City A. There are 11 pages for this book, and all are obtained in the Dreaming City.

Your best source for these pages is from opening chests and doing activities in the Dreaming City, with Public events and the Blind Well being the most reliable activities. Here is a nice video explanation from Malik Enloe 4. Triumph — Truth to Power A. There are 11 pages with this lore book, and all are obtained in the Dreaming City, specifically by obtaining an Offering to the Oracle. You can get an offering by picking up the weekly bounty Gateway Between Worlds. This requires you to complete events in the Blind Well.

Once you complete the bounty, turn it in to receive an Offering to the Oracle. If you stay on top of this, it will take you a whopping 33 weeks to finish this book. There are likely some good videos on youtube that may help.

Triumph — The Drifter A. The original Destiny's lifecycle lasted three years before the release of Destiny 2, which began its own yearly lifecycle. A new heavy weapon was introduced, a sword, which has new mechanics from the swords that can be used during certain Hive missions. Three new strikes were added and three Year One strikes were revised to include the Taken race in addition to the other enemies.

A Digital Collector's Edition was also available. Year One players received commemorative items when purchasing The Taken King. The expansion focuses on the Fallen race, as they have breached the Wall that surrounds the City and are armed with the SIVA virus, a Golden Age breakthrough in self-assembling nanotechnology. A new social space called the Iron Temple was added and is located on Earth at Felwinter Peak, and players have access to a new zone on Earth called the Plaguelands, marking the first time that there are two playable Patrol zones on one planet.

In the Plaguelands, players encounter a new faction of Fallen called the Devil Splicers. A new strike was also added, [68] as well as a new raid, "Wrath of the Machine"; the normal version unlocked on September 23 and the hard version unlocked on October The highest obtainable Light level was increased to with the release of the hard raid. Titled "Age of Triumph", it added a new page record book, tracking players' progress since the original release of Destiny, and all raids prior to Rise of Iron were increased to Light level with updated rewards that drop at Light; the maximum Light level was not increased.

It features the game and all downloadable content up to and including Rise of Iron. Like The Taken King, players who purchase Rise of Iron receive an item called Spark of Light, although this one boosts one new character to level 40, which is the minimum level needed to play Rise of Iron's content. Although Year 1 only featured one limited-time event, Bungie announced in December that for Year 2, they would focus on doing more of these types of events instead of doing a big DLC pack every few months, like The Dark Below and House of Wolves.

This event featured bounties and multiple challenges on existing missions for players to complete to obtain exclusive items. This was the only limited-time event to occur during Year 1 of the game. Eva Levante was the main NPC for this event. The masks were of different NPCs and main bosses in the game. During the event, players had to wear certain masks to complete parts of the quests e. Masks were rewarded randomly and every player received a mask at the start of the event.

Rare masks went away after the event but Legendary ones were kept. It was available to all players during the event, but became accessible to only those who owned The Taken King after the event. It featured new quests, including one from new NPC Tyra Karn added in Rise of Iron in the Iron Temple, as well as new masks and rewards, in addition to returning ones from the previous year from Eva Levante. Additionally, all Crucible maps were set to nighttime for the duration of the event, and the Vestian Outpost and the Iron Temple were decorated, in addition to the Tower.

In this event, players raced against each other on their sparrows, which Bungie described as a "six-player, free-for-all death race through enemy territory. Maps also featured obstacles, such as enemies who would shoot at players. Through this event, players could earn new sparrows and gear.

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The Age of Triumph quest will take you through many different activities in Destiny, but none of them are particularly difficult. Navigate to Orbit and choose to Set Destination. Next, choose the Weekly Story Playlist and get to work. You can track your Age of Triumph quest progress at any time through the Progress tab of your menu.

Complete three Patrol activities, then move on to the next. You must complete three Patrol activities in the following locations. Travel to the Tower and make your way to the Speaker who should have a waypoint directing you to him at this point. This step is a simple one. If you have Three of Coins, pop one before each Strike so you can try and land an Exotic. These can be difficult, but should be doable for any experienced three-person Fireteam.

The fact that he, like most people, lacked clairvoyant vision did not deter him. Such a minor complication was not to be an obstacle to his curiosity and his desire to understand this new form of energy. So, for his experiments, he hired a group of skilled clairvoyants to describe to him what they could see.

Today, a cosmologist could, if they dared to be that adventurous, ask a skilled clairvoyant what they see in the clear, night sky. The clairvoyant would report that they see the etheric energies that surge through the universe. To their subtle perception, etheric energy does not appear in the least bit dark. In fact, it glows brightly with the light of its own life energy.

To them, the night sky is filled with a brilliant interplay of pure and magical, etheric light. Etheric energy is one of the three fundamental types of energy in the universe. These three energies are electric, magnetic and etheric. Electric energy operates at a right angle to magnetic energy. The third energy of Creation, etheric energy, operates at yet another right angle to the other two. Physical matter is made from electro-magnetism, which is the interplay of electric and magnetic energies.

Etheric matter is quasi-physical, i. The possibilities for research into this fledgling field are almost unlimited. Etheric energy is the third energy of Creation. It is not a form of electricity.