Trials of Osiris, Destiny 2’s infamous endgame PvP activity, has struggled a lot in the past, but it has always gotten one thing right: The rewards. Trials’ weapons, in particular, have always been considered some of the best in the game. And now that Trials is fun to play and rewarding, it’s the perfect time to farm some of its top-tier loot.
This guide covers all of its rewards, including weapons and armor, this week’s rotation, and more.
Trials weapon this week: October 4, 2024
This week’s Trials of Osiris weapon is the Eye of Sol (Adept Sniper Rifle). We cover the most sought-after Eye of Sol God Rolls here.
Name: Eye of Sol | Type: Sniper RifleArchetype: Adaptive | Ammo: SpecialElement: Kinetic | Craftable: NoReleased: Season 10 | Source: Trials of OsirisRequires: The Final Shape |
💠 Requirements: In an effort to combat cheating, ownership of The Final Shape DLC is required to play Trials of Osiris.
New Trials weapons
Bungie released (and/or re-reissued) the following Trials of Osiris weapons with Episode 1: Echoes:
- Aisha’s Care – Linear Fusion Rifle
- Shayura’s Wrath – SMG
Trials of Osiris Weapon Rotation
There are several Trials-specific weapons in Destiny 2, but only these are on rotation right now (as far as we know):
Aisha's Care | Pulse Rifle | Primary | Strand | Trials of Osiris | ||
Incisor | Trace Rifle | Special | Strand | Trials of Osiris | ||
The Summoner | Auto Rifle | Primary | Solar | Trials of Osiris | Incandescent | |
Shayura's Wrath | Submachine Gun | Primary | Void | Trials of Osiris |
📅 Trials of Osiris Rotation: Episode 1
Art | Weapon | Type | Element | Ammo | Rotation | Week # |
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7 June 2024 | Week 1 | |||||
The Summoner | Auto Rifle | Solar | Primary | 14 June 2024 | Week 2 | |
Aisha's Care | Pulse Rifle | Strand | Primary | 21 June 2024 | Week 3 | |
Shayura's Wrath | Submachine Gun | Void | Primary | 28 June 2024 | Week 4 | |
5 July 2024 | Week 5 | |||||
12 July 2024 | Week 6 | |||||
The Summoner | Auto Rifle | Solar | Primary | 19 July 2024 | Week 7 | |
The Prophet | Scout Rifle | Stasis | Primary | 26 July 2024 | Week 8 | |
Incisor | Trace Rifle | Strand | Special | 2 August 2024 | Week 9 | |
Eye of Sol | Sniper Rifle | Kinetic | Special | 9 August 2024 | Week 10 | |
Aisha's Care | Pulse Rifle | Strand | Primary | 16 August 2024 | Week 11 | |
23 August 2024 | Week 12 | |||||
30 August 2024 | Week 13 | |||||
6 September 2024 | Week 14 | |||||
13 September 2024 | Week 15 | |||||
20 September 2024 | Week 16 | |||||
27 September 2024 | Week 17 | |||||
4 October 2024 | Week 18 |
Trials Map this Week
The featured Trials of Osiris map this week are Distant Shore, Bannerfall, and Multiplex.
Other Trials loot
With Season 23, Bungie changed how Trials rewards are handed out. There is now a weekly reward based on how many wins in a row you can get before your card becomes flawed. As confirmed by Bungie:
There will be one each for 3, 4, 5, and 6 wins on a card, and if you get to a higher win total first, you’ll get all the tiers below it, too!
- 3 wins – Trials armor
- 4 wins – 5 Enhancement Cores
- 5 wins – Trials weapon
- 6 wins – 3 Enhancement Prisms
Bungie also increased the drop rate of Adept weapons on 7-win cards after Flawless.
Finally, on top of offering the weekly rewards above, Trials also offers the following rank rewards:
Rank | Reward |
4 | Upgrade Module (x2) |
7 | Enhancement Prism (x3) |
10 | Rotating weapon |
13 | Upgrade Module (x2) |
16 | Rotating weapon |
But perhaps more importantly, you will also receive Trials of Osiris engrams every time you rank up. And if you decide not to focus them and simply decrypt them, you will receive a Trials item you don’t already have in your collection.
Destiny 2 Trials Weapons
Our Tier list starts with the S Tier weapons and moves down from there and covers both PvE and PvP:
Item | Weapons | Type | Archetype | Ammo? | Element? | Requirements | In loot pool? | Rank | Source | Available? | Tier rank | Source ❘ DLC | Final Verdict | Released | Perks | Best of? |
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Shayura's Wrath | Shayura's Wrath Submachine Gun | Submachine Gun | Precision | Primary | Void | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Precision PvE God Roll: Repulsor Brace + Kill Clip (also good: Destabilizing Rounds) PvP God Roll: Killing Wind + Kill Clip ► While chasing Shayura's Wrath is no longer the no-brainer it used to be, the weapon still excels all throughout the game. From complimenting a Void build to helping you excel in The Crucible, this is one of the more well-rounded options out there. | Season 14 | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Precision PvE God Roll: Repulsor Brace + Kill Clip (also good: Destabilizing Rounds) PvP God Roll: Killing Wind + Kill Clip | Top-tier | |
The Immortal | The Immortal Submachine Gun | Submachine Gun | Aggressive | Primary | Strand | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Perpetual Motion (also good: Keep Away) + Hatchling (also good: Demolitionist) PvP God Rolls: Rangefinder (also good: Encore) + Target Lock ► The Immortal is perhaps the best legendary SMG in the game right now. From absurd PvP-centered stats and perks to synergistic options like Demolitionist and Hatchling for PvE, this weapon has no shortage of outstanding aspects. Sure, stepping into Trials of Osiris can be daunting, but this is worth it. | Season 20 | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Perpetual Motion (also good: Keep Away) + Hatchling (also good: Demolitionist) PvP God Rolls: Rangefinder (also good: Encore) + Target Lock | Top-tier | |
Unexpected Resurgence | Unexpected Resurgence Glaive | Glaive | Adaptive | Special | Arc | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Subsistence (also good: Impulse Amplifier) + Close to Melee (also good: Voltshot) PvP God Roll: Impulse Amplifier + Surrounded (also good: Unstoppable Force) ► Unexpected Resurgence does its best to excel in The Crucible, but as with all other glaives, the main draw to this weapon is in PvE. With solid perks like Close to Melee and even Voltshot, this glaive is relatively unique compared to other options. While it's not worth running for those not into glaives, we'd highly recommend this to anyone trying to dive further into this weapon type. | Season 21 | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Subsistence (also good: Impulse Amplifier) + Close to Melee (also good: Voltshot) PvP God Roll: Impulse Amplifier + Surrounded (also good: Unstoppable Force) | Top-tier | |
The Summoner | The Summoner Auto Rifle | Auto Rifle | Adaptive | Primary | Solar | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Overflow (also good: Perpetual Motion) + Rampage PvP God Roll: Dynamic Sway Reduction + Multikill Clip (also good: Rampage) ► One of the most sought after weapons in the Trials of Osiris loot pool, The Summoner is fantastic both in and out of the Curcible. Fantastic handling with great perk options for range and damage, this weapon is a versatile force to be reckoned with. | Season 23 | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Overflow (also good: Perpetual Motion) + Rampage PvP God Roll: Dynamic Sway Reduction + Multikill Clip (also good: Rampage) | Top-tier | |
Unwavering Duty | Unwavering Duty Machine Gun | Machine Gun | Adaptive | Heavy | Solar | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Subsistence + Incandescent (also good: Killing Tally) ► Unwavering Duty is one of the best Machine guns in the game right now. While you do need to play Trials of Osiris to get it, it will be absolutely worth it if you're looking for a top-tier Solar Adaptive Frame. | Season 19 | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Subsistence + Incandescent (also good: Killing Tally) | Top-tier | |
Eye of Sol | Eye of Sol Sniper Rifle | Sniper Rifle | Adaptive | Special | Kinetic | The Final Shape | No | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Roll: Moving Target (also good: Surplus) + Snapshot Sights (also good: Opening Shot) ► Because of its similar stats and perks, Eye of Sol is said to be a kinetic version of Beloved. And while it is a little harder to obtain, its low zoom, high aim assist, and S-Tier perks in both columns make it easily worth the effort. | Season 10 | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Roll: Moving Target (also good: Surplus) + Snapshot Sights (also good: Opening Shot) | Top-tier | |
Burden of Guilt | Burden of Guilt Fusion Rifle | Fusion Rifle | Adaptive | Special | Stasis | The Final Shape | Yes | S › Best | Trials of Osiris | Best ❘ S Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Roll: Killing Wind + High-Impact Reserves (also good: High-Impact Reserves) ► Burden of Guilt is proof that adaptive fusions are the rising stars of PvP. Here since Haunted, Burden has fought off all the nerfs and somehow taken them as buffs, now standing neck and neck with precisions and even some high-impacts for one burst ranges. | Season 17 | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Roll: Killing Wind + High-Impact Reserves (also good: High-Impact Reserves) | Top-tier | |
The Messenger | The Messenger Pulse Rifle | Pulse Rifle | High-Impact | Primary | Kinetic | The Final Shape | No | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: High-Impact PvE & PvP God Roll: Rapid Hit (also good: Outlaw) + Kill Clip(also good: Desperado) ► Because Desperado is no longer exclusive to this pulse (and because the perk has suffered from a handful of nerfs), The Messenger isn't as popular as it once was. Kill Clip allows this weapon to continue to excel in PVP, but it isn't the monster it was previously. | Season 13 | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: High-Impact PvE & PvP God Roll: Rapid Hit (also good: Outlaw) + Kill Clip(also good: Desperado) | Top-tier | |
Forgiveness | Forgiveness Sidearm | Sidearm | Aggressive Burst | Primary | Arc | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive Burst PvE God Roll: Demolitionist + Adrenaline Junkie PvP God Roll: Moving Target + Adrenaline Junkie ► The first sidearm with an Adept variant; many have been waiting for something like it. Sadly, it only partially lived up to expectations. Its base stats are easily best in class and can benefit even more from Adept mods, giving it a great feel at base. However, its perks are fairly niche for PvP, making a lot of players pass on this weapon for now. | Season 17 | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive Burst PvE God Roll: Demolitionist + Adrenaline Junkie PvP God Roll: Moving Target + Adrenaline Junkie | Top-tier | |
Whistler's Whim | Whistler's Whim Combat Bow | Combat Bow | Lightweight | Primary | Kinetic | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Lightweight PvE God Roll: Rapid Hit + Kill Clip (also good: Archer's Tempo) PvP God Roll: Rapid Hit + Swaschbuckler (also good: Kill Clip ) ► Thanks to recent buffs, Whistler's Whim is arguably the strongest lightweight bow in Destiny 2 right now. Not only does it roll with solid damage perks for both PvP and PvE, but it has the highest accuracy of any lightweight! | Season 18 | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Lightweight PvE God Roll: Rapid Hit + Kill Clip (also good: Archer's Tempo) PvP God Roll: Rapid Hit + Swaschbuckler (also good: Kill Clip ) | Top-tier | |
Exalted Truth | Exalted Truth Hand Cannon | Hand Cannon | Adaptive | Primary | Void | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE + PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Outlaw + Rampage (also good: Repulsor Brace) PvP God Roll: Rangefinder + Rampage ► Currently one of the best legendary hand cannons available, Exalted Truth's difficult method of obtainability is balanced out by the weapon's pure power. With buildcrafting options for PvE and a plethora of consistency perks for The Crucible, this is a weapon that will be hard to top with future releases. | Season 19 | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Outlaw + Rampage (also good: Repulsor Brace) PvP God Roll: Rangefinder + Rampage | Top-tier | |
Astral Horizon | Astral Horizon Shotgun | Shotgun | Aggressive | Special | Kinetic | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Threat Detector + Cascade Point (also good: Vorpal Weapon) ► Astral Horizon is better suited for PvE these days due to its decent perk pool for general play. Cascade Point is an interesting option, and Vorpal Weapon can boost the damage even more, making it a decent option. | Season 10 | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Threat Detector + Cascade Point (also good: Vorpal Weapon) | Top-tier | |
Incisor | Incisor Trace Rifle | Trace Rifle | Adaptive | Special | Strand | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Slice (also good: Subsistence) + Killing Tally ► While Incisor has seen increased competition with Episode: Echoes, it still continues to be a top option if you're looking for a trace rifle specifically. Being Strand, Incisor also has the added benefit of being a legendary version of The Navigator for those who don't have the exotic just yet! | Season 23 | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Adaptive PvE God Roll: Slice (also good: Subsistence) + Killing Tally | Top-tier | |
Igneous Hammer | Igneous Hammer Hand Cannon | Hand Cannon | Aggressive | Primary | Solar | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Rapid Hit (also good: Outlaw) + Rampage ► Igneous Hammer definitely isn't as popular as it was when it was first released, but the weapon still sees use in all areas of the game. With excellent stats and some top-tier perks on its side, Igneous continues to be one of the better 120 RPM hand cannons available. | Season 13 | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: Rapid Hit (also good: Outlaw) + Rampage | Top-tier | |
Cataphract GL3 | Cataphract GL3 Grenade Launcher | Grenade Launcher | Adaptive | Heavy | Strand | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Rolls: Impulse Amplifier + Vorpal Weapon ► Grenade Launchers are reliable options for PvP as they can typically secure very easy kills on multiple targets if you are accurate. On top of that, Cataphract features great stats and all the right perks to excel in high stakes PvP. | Season 22 | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Adaptive PvP God Rolls: Impulse Amplifier + Vorpal Weapon | Top-tier | |
Aisha's Care | Aisha's Care Pulse Rifle | Pulse Rifle | Heavy Burst | Primary | Strand | The Final Shape | Yes | A › Strong | Trials of Osiris | Strong ❘ A Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Heavy Burst PvP God Roll: Zen Moment (also good: To The Pain) + Headseeker (also good: Moving Target) ► Stacked with utility and damage perks, Aisha’s truly is a weapon made for the Crucible. It can kill in 0.87 seconds, which is respectable, especially given its base range. It is also amazing for ‘peek-shooting’, which Pulse Rifles typically struggle with. | The Final Shape | Slot: Strand | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Heavy Burst PvP God Roll: Zen Moment (also good: To The Pain) + Headseeker (also good: Moving Target) | Top-tier | |
Reed's Regret | Reed's Regret Linear Fusion Rifle | Linear Fusion Rifle | Precision | Heavy | Stasis | The Final Shape | Yes | B › Average | Trials of Osiris | Average ❘ B Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Precision PvE God Roll: Triple Tap + Firing Line ► Reed's Regret is significantly less popular than it was previously, now even to the point where the majority of players don't consider it a part of the meta. While this may be the case, Reed's Regret does fall generally in the middle of the pack here; it doesn't stack up to any S-Tier linear fusions, but it's inarguably the next best thing. | Season 15 | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Precision PvE God Roll: Triple Tap + Firing Line | ||
Exile's Curse | Exile's Curse Fusion Rifle | Fusion Rifle | High-Impact | Special | Arc | The Final Shape | No | B › Average | Trials of Osiris | Average ❘ B Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: High-Impact PvE God Roll: Slideshot + Kickstart (also good: High-Impact Reserves) ► With Wizened Rebuke back in the mix, it is hard to recommend focusing your Trials engrams for this fusion. The old God Roll of Slideshot and Kickstart is still as powerful as ever, but there are far better fusions out there for both PvP and PvE | Season 10 | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: High-Impact PvE God Roll: Slideshot + Kickstart (also good: High-Impact Reserves) | ||
The Inquisitor | The Inquisitor Shotgun | Shotgun | Pinpoint Slug | Special | Arc | The Final Shape | Yes | B › Average | Trials of Osiris | Average ❘ B Excels in: PvP | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Pinpoint Slug PvP God Roll: Perpetual Motion + Opening Shot (also good: Killing Wind) ► The Inquisitor is one of the stronger options if you are looking for an energy Slug Shotgun to use. However, you will be better served in the long run by Exotics like Duality, or a solid pellet shotgun like the Matador 64. | Season 18 | Slot: Arc | Ammo: Special | Archetype: Pinpoint Slug PvP God Roll: Perpetual Motion + Opening Shot (also good: Killing Wind) | ||
Tomorrow's Answer | Tomorrow's Answer Rocket Launcher | Rocket Launcher | High-Impact | Heavy | Void | The Final Shape | No | C › Weak | Trials of Osiris | Weak ❘ C Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Void | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: High-Impact PvE God Roll: Auto-Loading Holster + Lasting Impression ► While it was the most popular rocket launcher for a short while, Tomorrow's Answer is now drowned out by newer choices. And even though there are no substantial problems with it, Tomorrow's Answer isn't used nearly as often because its competition is better (and easier to get!). | Season 10 | Slot: Void | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: High-Impact PvE God Roll: Auto-Loading Holster + Lasting Impression | ||
Aisha's Embrace | Aisha's Embrace Scout Rifle | Scout Rifle | Rapid-Fire | Primary | Void | The Final Shape | Yes | C › Weak | Trials of Osiris | Weak ❘ C Excels in: PvE | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Rapid-Fire PvE God Roll: Shoot to Loot + Fourth Time's The Charm (also good: Triple Tap + Multi killclip) ► With a weak archetype, poor stats, and an uninspiring perk selection, this is a weapon you can safely ignore... | Season 16 | Slot: Void | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Rapid-Fire PvE God Roll: Shoot to Loot + Fourth Time's The Charm (also good: Triple Tap + Multi killclip) | ||
The Scholar | The Scholar Scout Rifle | Scout Rifle | High-Impact | Primary | Kinetic | The Final Shape | No | C › Weak | Trials of Osiris | Weak ❘ C | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: High-Impact PvE/PvP God Roll: Opening Shot (also good: Snapshot Sights) + Vorpal Weapon ► With a weak archetype, poor stats, and an uninspiring perk selection, this is a weapon you can safely ignore... | Season 10 | Slot: Kinetic | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: High-Impact PvE/PvP God Roll: Opening Shot (also good: Snapshot Sights) + Vorpal Weapon | ||
Sola's Scar | Sola's Scar Sword | Sword | Caster | Heavy | Solar | The Final Shape | No | D › Worst | Trials of Osiris | Worst ❘ D | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Caster PvE God Roll: Relentless Strikes + Chain Reaction (also good: Vorpal Weapon) ► One of the absolute worst options within its archetype; do not waste your time farming one of these... | Season 13 | Slot: Solar | Ammo: Heavy | Archetype: Caster PvE God Roll: Relentless Strikes + Chain Reaction (also good: Vorpal Weapon) | ||
The Prophet | The Prophet Scout Rifle | Scout Rifle | Aggressive | Primary | Stasis | The Final Shape | Yes | Ongoing | Trials of Osiris | Ongoing... | Trials of Osiris The Final Shape | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: ► Ongoing | Season 23 | Slot: Stasis | Ammo: Primary | Archetype: Aggressive PvE God Roll: |
These are the different Tier levels used for this tier list:
- S Tier – Best: Highest ranking weapons.
- A Tier – Strong: Very strong weapons, but not on the same level as S Tier Choices.
- B Tier – Average: Either decent weapons or weapons that fit a very specific niche/use case.
- C Tier – Weak: Mediocre weapons that are easily outclassed by the competition.
- D Tier – Worst: Weapons that don’t have much to offer and don’t deserve your attention.
🚨 Remember that all Trials of Osiris weapons come with two exclusive Origin Traits: Alacrity and One Quiet Moment.
Trials of Osiris Weapon Focusing
You can use your hard-earned Trials of Osiris Engrams to focus them into the weapons you’re actively chasing. Note that you can’t focus a weapon until you find it in Trials of Osiris.
Trials focusing costs
The cost to focus an Engram into a Trials weapon will vary between standard weapons and Adept weapons:
Cost | Weapon | Adept Weapon |
Engram | 1 | 3 |
Glimmer | 20,000 | 50,000 |
Adept Cipher | 0 | 10 |
Trials of Osiris Armor
These are the three Trials of Osiris armor sets available in Destiny 2:
Armor Focusing costs
The cost to focus an Armor piece will vary between previously discovered items by the player and new items:
Cost | Trials | New Trials |
Engram | 3 | 7 |
Glimmer | 25,000 | 10,000 |
Legendary Shards | 25 | 100 |
Adept Trials weapons
Trials of Osiris Adept weapons, reserved for Flawless runs, offer better stats (via an improved Masterwork) and can accept Adept mods, which are superior to normal mods. Needless to say, Trials Adept weapons are superior and a major flex for hardcore players.
The map spawns have changed in comp they are now both in the outer area
Opening Trials Engrams: “…you will receive a Trials item you don’t already have in your collection”
Sadly, not true. Only missing Prophet and Summoner but got Messenger and Eye of Sol.
Its listed as ‘This week’s Trial of Osiris weapon is The Messenger Scout rifle. ‘ suppose to say Pulse as this weeks drop not ‘Scout Rifle’ and its ‘Trials of Osiris’ not ‘Trial’.
100% correct. My toddler was screaming and I was on a rush….
Thanks for the heads up!
Thanks for the update! I was hoping to see the new rewards this week and your post saved me some time.GL with next week’s playlist!
i think that having to buy the new dlc to get access to even play trails of Osiris is the dumbest idea ever it should be a free activity but then again its Bungie so i am not that surprised it is behind a pay wall