Destiny 2 Vault of Glass Loot Table: Raid Weapons & Armor

The Vault of Glass was the first raid ever to be introduced to Destiny. But more importantly, it transformed a struggling game into one of the most original and unique first-person shooters seen to date. It was the closest a shooter had ever come to a true MMO experience.

The Vault of Glass raid is now back and includes many excellent weapons. In fact, some of its weapons are considered to be among the top weapons in the entire game. This loot table covers absolutely everything you can earn from this raid.

Destiny 2 VoG Loot Table

This table covers all the Vault of Glass loot, including weapons and armor:

Vault of Glass is entirely free-to-play.

You can find more Destiny 2 loot tables here.

Destiny 2 Vault of Glass Weapons

These are the 7 weapons found within the Vault of Glass raid:

Don’t miss: Destiny 2 Raid weapons Tier list

PS: Keep in mind that the Vault of Glass also features Adept versions of every single one of these weapons. Called Timelost weapons, they can only be acquired by completing Challenges in VoG’s Master mode.

7. Praedyth’s Revenge

Excels in PVE

Praedyth’s Revenge is one of the best PVE snipers in the entire game. It certainly has the base stats to challenge any other sniper, but even better, it offers excellent PVE-oriented perks that can’t be found in any other sniper. Namely, Rewind Rounds and Firefly.

Praedyth’s Revenge potential PVP God Rolls: 

• Quickdraw: This weapon can be drawn unbelievably fast (also good: No Distractions).
• Opening Shot: Improved accuracy and range on the opening shot of attack.

Praedyth’s Revenge potential PVE God Rolls: 

• Rewind Rounds: When this weapon’s magazine is empty, it refills from reserves based on the number of hits
• High-Impact Reserves: Rounds at the end of the magazine deal more damage (also good: Firefly).

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Praedyth's Revenge	Sniper Rifle	Rapid-Fire	Legendary	Special	Kinetic	Free-to-Play	Yes	Special	Kinetic	Strong ❘ A	PvE	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Kinetic	No

 

6. Vex Mythoclast

Excels in PVE

Now before anyone gets their underwear in a twist over where the Vex Mythoclast belongs on this list, I’d just like to point out that the myriad of buffs and nerfs this gun has received since its introduction to Destiny 2 has left it in a strange spot, couple that with how rare the gun actually is (1% drop rate) and you begin to see why it’s not the most popular Fusion Rifle in the game.

The most recent nerf saw a drastic reduction in aim assistance and accuracy and now requires three kills to proc Overcharge instead of the original two. To further cement the Vex Mythoclast as an average-at-best Fusion Rifle, the Witch Queen buffs that saw an increase of damage for Exotic primary weapons to red-bar enemies did not include the Mythoclast.

In PvP, you’ll find the TTK extremely slow unless you happen to have Overcharge proc’d which is hard enough as it is, and you’ll easily be out-ranged by most meta primaries. Unless you’re a hardcore fan of the Vex Mythoclast and/or looking to create a just-for-fun build then it’s likely to remain in your vault for the time being.

Exotic Perk: “This weapon fires a single bolt with each trigger pull. Defeating targets builds stacks of Overcharge. Swap firing modes when fully Overcharged to charge up and fire more powerful linear fusion shots.”

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Vex Mythoclast	Fusion Rifle	Exotic	Exotic	Primary	Solar	Free-to-Play	Yes	Primary	Solar	Average ❘ B	PvE	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Energy	No

 

5. Vision of Confluence

Excels in PVE

Vision of Confluence is an excellent Solar Scout Rifle for endgame PVE content. It too offers good base stats and top-notch perks that help it excel in PVE.

For example, It’s one of the only weapons that can roll with Firefly and Rewind Rounds. With such a perk combination, ad clear becomes a breeze. And if the content is harder, Frenzy can be an excellent alternative too.

Vision of Confluence PVE God Roll: 

• Surplus: Increases handling, reload speed, and stability for each fully charged ability (also good: Rewind Rounds).
• Firefly: Precision kills with this weapon increase reload speed and cause the target to explode, dealing Solar damage to nearby enemies (also good: Frenzy).

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Vision of Confluence	Scout Rifle	Precision	Legendary	Primary	Solar	Free-to-Play	Yes	Primary	Solar	Strong ❘ A	PvE	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Energy	No

 

4. Hezen Vengeance

Excels in PVE

Hezen Vengeance, the rocket launcher from the Vault of Glass raid, is an overall great package. It offers good stats and good perks all-around, and that alone makes it a decent reward for a raid.

But thanks to one single perk, Overflow, Hezen Vengeance is a unique weapon. The only rocket launcher that can roll with Overflow, it has the potential of having two rockets in the chamber quite often, which translates into insane burst-DPS.

PVE God roll:

• Perk 1: Overflow
• Perk 2: Vorpal Weapon (also good: Lasting Impression)

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Hezen Vengeance	Rocket Launcher	Aggressive	Legendary	Heavy	Solar	Free-to-Play	Yes	Heavy	Solar	Strong ❘ A	PvE	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Heavy	No

 

3. Corrective Measure

Excels in PVE

Corrective Measure, the Vault of Glass machine gun, is the best Adaptive frame machine gun in the game right now. It can roll with terrific perks, feels incredible, has an easy-to-use scope, and also comes with a ‘Timelost’ version of the weapon. The Corrective Measure can roll with the Vault of Glass specific perk called Rewind Rounds which is an incredibly powerful option that refills the magazine from reserves based on the number of hits in the magazine. This allows you to lay on the trigger and deal incredible damage, especially with a perk such as One For All or another Vault of Glass exclusive perk (somewhat), Firefly. Both of these perks can help with add clear and allow you to take the Corrective Measure to another level.

As mentioned earlier, Corrective Measure has a ‘Timelost’ variant which is essentially just an Adept version of the gun that can only be obtained through the completion of Master Vault of Glass when Atheon is dropping Timelost loot.

Unfortunately, the Timelost Corrective Measure doesn’t roll with Rewind Rounds, but it does roll with the next best thing which is Subsistence. The best part about Timelost Corrective Measure though is that you don’t have to grind out a specific drop, it comes with a curated drop. Timelost loot can also equip ‘Adept’ Mods such as Adept Big Ones which is a powerful option when it comes to Machine Guns as it can give it that little bump needed against Elite enemies.

PVE God roll:

• Perk 1: Rewind Rounds (also good: Subsistence)
• Perk 2: One for All (also good: Firefly)

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Corrective Measure	Machine Gun	Adaptive	Legendary	Heavy	Void	Free-to-Play	Yes	Heavy	Void	Best ❘ S	PvE + PvP	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Heavy	No

 

2. Fatebringer

Excels in PVE and PVP

Starting the Top 3 strong is Fatebringer, one of the most iconic weapons in the franchise. This weapon was extremely strong and unique in Destiny 1, and with off-the-charts stats and unique perk combinations, it doesn’t disappoint in Destiny 2.

Beginning in PVE, Fatebringer’s strongest roll is the same one that made it famous in Destiny 1: Explosive Payload + Firefly. While the number of explosions you create with this roll might be considered overkill by some, it’s hard to deny that seeing so many numbers on your screen is loads of fun. Plus, Firefly has Outlaw built-in, which means there isn’t even a reason for a reload speed perk.

As we step onto the PVP side of things, Fatebringer only shines brighter. With some of the best base stats in the game and the simple yet effective roll of Killing Wind + Opening Shot, this weapon is a lot of players’ go-to Hand Cannon for the Crucible.

There isn’t anything to hate about this weapon. With amazing stats, great perks, and an adept version for PVP, or the ability to become a mini-Sunshot in PVE, Fatebringer has a little something for everyone.

PVE God roll:

• Perk 1: Explosive Payload
• Perk 2: Firefly (also good: Kill Clip)

PVP God roll:

• Perk 1: Killing Wind (also good: Explosive Payload)
• Perk 2: Opening Shot

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Fatebringer	Hand Cannon	Adaptive	Legendary	Primary	Kinetic	Free-to-Play	Yes	Primary	Kinetic	Best ❘ S	PvE + PvP	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Kinetic	No

 

1. Found Verdict

Excels in PVP

Found Verdict is one of the most sought-after Shotguns right now. Able to fit Adept mods with its Timelost variant, Found Verdict can reach up to a whopping 68 range with Smallbore, which is a popular all-rounder barrel. It’s a stat monster and we definitely recommended it for PvP.

Found Verdict PVP God Roll: 

• Surplus: Increases handling, reload speed, and stability for each fully charged ability (also good: Slideshot).
• Opening Shot: Improved accuracy and range on the opening shot of attack.

Art	Weapon	Type	Archetype	Rarity	Ammo	Element	Requirements	In loot pool?	Ammo?	Element?	Tier	Excels	Source	Available?	Requires	Released	Slot	Craftable?
	Found Verdict	Shotgun	Aggressive	Legendary	Special	Arc	Free-to-Play	Yes	Special	Arc	Best ❘ S	PvP	Vault of Glass Raid		Free-to-Play	Season 14	Energy	No

 

More Destiny 2 loot tables:

• Duality loot table
• Vow of the Disciple loot table
• Grasp of Avarice loot table
• Prophecy loot table
• Deep Stone Crypt loot table
• Garden of Salvation loot table
• Last Wish loot table

Destiny 2 Vault of Glass Armor

As with every other raid in Destiny 2, the Vault of Glass also offers one set of armor for each class:

Titan Raid Armor:

• Battlecage of Kabr
• Kabr’s Brazen Grips
• Kabr’s Wrath
• Kabr’s Forceful Greaves
• Light of the Great Prism

Warlock Raid Armor:

• Facade of the Hezen Lords
• Gloves of the Hezen Lords
• Cuirass of the Hezen Lords
• Tread of the Hezen Lords
• Fragment of the Prime

Hunter Raid Armor:

• Prime Zealot Helm
• Prime Zealot Gloves
• Prime Zealot Cuirass
• Prime Zealot Greaves
• Shattered Vault Cloak

At first glance, these sets don’t look as exciting as those found in the Prophecy or Grasp of Avarice dungeons, but old-school Destiny 1 raiders will certainly appreciate being able to wear them once again after all these years.

Master Vault of Glass Loot

Just like the Vow of the Disciple raid, Vault of Glass in Master mode can also reward with you powerful Adept weapons.

Completing the Vault of Glass on Master mode won’t be enough though, as you’ll have to also complete the weekly Master Challenge for a chance to acquire an Adept weapon.

Adept weapons, officially referred to as Timelost weapons in the Vault of Glass, drop from specific Challenges. There are 5 Timelost weapons up for grabs in total.

This week’s VoG Master Challenge is the following:

Vault of Glass Exotic items

This raid also features one exclusive Exotic: The Vaultstrider Exotic Ship.

Finally, you can also earn the following exclusive Shaders and Emblems:

• Bitterpearl Shader
• Continuum Alloy Shader
• Corrective Protective Shader
• Omnichromia Shader
• Exotemporal Emblem
• Infinite Reflections Emblem
• Share a Glass Emblem

How to farm the Vault of Glass

Before the release of the Deep Stone Crypt in 2020, farming raids in Destiny 2 was impossible. Raids could only be completed once per character per week. That meant you only had a maximum of three shots per week and per encounter to find what you were looking for.

Vault of Glass, however, can be farmed thanks to Spoils of Conquest.

Once you have defeated the final boss, you’ll see the Cache of Babr right next to the usual chest that spawns once an encounter is over.

This Cache lets you use Spoils of Conquest (the new raid currency) to purchase specific weapons and armor.

Purchasing a weapon or armor you have already found costs only 20 Spoils of Conquest, which can be earned from completing a full Raid, any Raid, including Garden of Salvation and Last Wish. This gives you more opportunities to find good rolls on the specific weapons you’re interested in.

On top of that, the Cache also offers Vault Caches for a chance to get something you haven’t found before. I haven’t purchased one yet, but I would think twice before spending 60 Spoils of Conquest on one, especially when purchasing a weapon or an armor piece costs only 20 Spoils of War…

The Last Word

Getting the Vault of Glass raid in Destiny 2 is great for the game. Not only because it has excellent loot to offer, but also because raids are some of the most unique, exciting, and fun activities Destiny 2 has to offer.

How about you? Did you experience the Vault of Glass the first time around? What gear are you going to be chasing this time around?