Destiny 2 Pantheon Loot Table & Rewards

by | Jun 13, 2026

With Monument of Triumph, Destiny 2’s final update, Bungie finally brought back Pantheon to the game. Since the launch of the original Pantheon activity in 2024, players have been imploring Bungie to bring it back. Well, it’s back, and it will deliver even more weapons, armor, and rewards than before. 

Pantheon Weapons

These are all the weapons currently dropping from the Pantheon activity:

Pantheon Weapons screen Destiny 2

Pantheon weapons, Destiny 2

Pantheon: Insurrection Prime Rewards

As of today, the ultimate version of Pantheon, Insurrection Prime, is available to play. This gauntlet of reprised and encore raid bosses is THE endgame. The loot pool is the same as for the other 2 Pantheon activities. The difference is that it offers more loot:

Pantheon Insurrecton Prime Rewards screen Destiny 2

Pantheon: Insurrecton Prime Rewards, Destiny 2

Pantheon Armor sets

In terms of Armor sets, Pantheon offers one (banger) armor set per Class:

Pantheon Armor screen Destiny 2

Pantheon Armor Sets, Destiny 2

On top of this, as explained by Bungie:

Reprise Pantheon encounters have a chance to reward ornaments for their original armor sets. For example, Calus may drop the armor ornaments related to the original base Leviathan Raid for Guardians who have not unlocked them.

Other rewards

Last but not least, the activity also has several cosmetics up for grabs:

Completing a new set of Triumphs rewards emblems, exotic cosmetic items, and a new Title.

All activities now offer a new Adventure difficulty aimed at players seeking a lower-stakes opportunity to learn, teach, and practice for success. This lifts the Power cap, allows infinite revives, and adds slack to the timing requirements for some mechanics – with the tradeoff of a limited pool of lower Tier rewards.

What is Pantheon?

Pantheon is a new PvE challenge that pits you against several Raid Bosses. Pantheon 2.0, released with Monument of Triumph, features a few changes:

Monuments of Triumph will include a new set of Pantheon raid activities, shaped in the image of the original format but with upgrades and surprises featuring new bosses, new rewards, and new ways to play. We wanted to celebrate Destiny 2’s bosses that veterans may remember and give returning Guardians an opportunity to experience them.

You now know everything there is to know about Pantheon.

About The Author

Ric Molina
Ric Molina
I've been covering gaming since 2012, and some of my work has been featured by large brands, including MSN.com, Forbes, Rock Paper Shotgun, and more. I've been obsessed with Destiny 2 (and now Diablo 4) for years now, and I hope to provide new and returning players with the guides and resources I wish I had when I first started.
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