These prestigious Nightfall strikes reward players with tons of Exotics, masterworking materials, stat-rich Adept versions of Nightfall weapons, and a Conqueror title that you can display under your name in-game. However, if you're looking for the ultimate challenge, Bungie has you covered with Grandmaster Nightfalls. Between its Raids, Raid challenges, and Legend and Master Nightfall strikes, there's plenty to do if you're an endgame PvE player in Destiny 2. so best i be farming the more newer raids. That I think is the closest to what you are asking. When Deep Stone Crypt goes live, the season 12 armour that drops from it will be able to fit Arrivals mods, Hunt mods and the following season. That pool might include raid mods, and way back in earlier days, these were the only mods it would fit. Which mods go in it, is determined by the name of the slot. Originally posted by EckyThump:There isn't a 'raid specific' slot, the 4th slot is the seasonal mod slot.
That can fit Worthy, Arrivals and Hunt mods.īecause of the age of the raid gear, no raid armour currently supports recent mods, the kind that you can put on a Seventh Seraph set or a Holdfast set. Lastly, taking the Holdfast armour for example, and the Prophecy sets, these have an Arrivals mod slot. Not sure if this will become a legacy slot. It can fit S7 mods, S8 mods (including the Garden-specific raid mods) and S9 mods. Garden of Salvation gear has an Undying mod slot. With the Hive and Fallen mods going, not sure what else will go here. So you can put Last Wish mods on your Crown of Sorrow gear, however they only function inside Last Wish. When Beyond Light arrives, the above will all be converted to having a 'legacy mod' slot. Armor 2.0 Leviathan gear also has this slot. It can fit S7 mods (Menagerie and Crown of Sorrow), forgot if it was allowed to use S8.
It can fit S4 and S5 mods - ie the Fallen and Taken ones.Ĭrown of Sorrow gear has an Opulence mod slot. There isn't a 'raid specific' slot, the 4th slot is the seasonal mod slot.
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