Raid Coaching

Bungie lists ten raids as available now. Vault of Glass, King's Fall and Crota's End are open to all players; Last Wish needs the Forsaken Pack, Garden of Salvation the Shadowkeep Pack, Deep Stone Crypt the Beyond Light Pack, Vow of the Disciple The Witch Queen, Root of Nightmares Lightfall, Salvation's Edge The Final Shape and The Desert Perpetual The Edge of Fate. Raids are played by fireteams of up to six, and each has an exotic weapon that Bungie calls hard to get, earned sometimes at random and sometimes through a multistep quest.

The active Titles list has a seal for every raid: Descendant for Deep Stone Crypt (19 triumph records), Enlightened for Garden of Salvation (16), Rivensbane for Last Wish (16), Fatebreaker for Vault of Glass (23), Disciple-Slayer for Vow of the Disciple (19), Kingslayer for King's Fall (21), Dream Warrior for Root of Nightmares (20), Swordbearer for Crota's End (18), Iconoclast for Salvation's Edge (22) and Atemporal for The Desert Perpetual (18).

• The number of hours you select, 1 to 10, played by the pros on your account.
• Whatever drops in those hours stays on your account.
• Some Rewards Pass experience from the hours played.

• The raid you want played must be unlocked on your account.
• An active Destiny 2 account.

Which raids are open to every player?

Vault of Glass, King's Fall and Crota's End.

What do the raid seals ask for?

Each active raid seal bundles triumphs for a clear, hidden chests, encounter challenges, class and subclass runs, and for several raids a Master difficulty clear.

Is a raid exotic promised by the hours?

No. The hours are time with the pros; exotic drops stay a matter of chance or of the raid quest.