Spoils of Conquest Farming

Spoils of Conquest are earned in raids and spent at raid vendors to buy gear after you have completed a run.

Update 9.7.0 gave them more uses: Armor 2.0 from raids can be focused at Hawthorne with high stats for ten Spoils per piece, and in a featured raid the vendor's Master offer sells Adept weapons for 25 Spoils each.

The Deepsight Harmonizer description adds that raid weapons need Spoils of Conquest for activation, so crafting raid patterns also draws on the currency.

Raids are the main source, the Pantheon's reward list also includes Spoils, and Vault of Glass, King's Fall and Crota's End are open to every player.

Each week two raids are featured. On Standard difficulty a featured raid pays Deepsight weapons or Tier 5 armor from its encounters and challenges, Master adds Adept weapons from challenges, and the vendor sells a weekly Deepsight purchase. A raid that is not featured gives a chance at Deepsight weapons and Tier 3 armor.

Raid Banners, which Suraya Hawthorne sells, are a separate item with a stack limit of 999, and they are used before raid and dungeon encounters.

• Spoils: choose the quantity.
• Extras: Self-play (Sherpa).

• An active Destiny 2 account.

What is the smallest Spoils cost named in Update 9.7.0?

The ten-Spoils Hawthorne focus for Armor 2.0 raid pieces is the smallest cost named for the new uses in Update 9.7.0.

Where do I earn Spoils on my own?

Mainly in raids, and the Pantheon's reward list includes Spoils too; raid vendors take them as payment.