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A new season is officially underway in Destiny 2, allowing players to pursue new storylines, while also hunting down new exotic gear. There’s a new Season Pass to purchase if you’re planning on going hard on the new content, too. With a new season comes plenty of new challenges to take on as well, so here’s a breakdown of all the challenges you can complete in Destiny 2: Season of the Haunted.
All Challenges in Destiny 2 Season of the Haunted
- Sorrow Bound I: Complete Bound in Sorrow I and defeat Scorn Chieftains.
- Nightmare Containment: Successfully complete tiers of the Nightmare Containment public event on the Derelict Leviathan throughout the Season.
- Vestiges of Dread I: Throughout Season of the Haunted, collect Vestiges of Dread and pick up material nodes on the Derelict Leviathan.
- Sustained Fire: Defeat combatants with Auto Rifle or Trace Rifle final blows on the Derelict Leviathan, and defeat combatants with Solar damage in any Sever activity.
- Derelict Leviathan Activities: On the Derelict Leviathan, complete bounties and earn progress by completing patrols and public events.
- Taking All Challenges: Complete weekly playlist challenges.
- Mid-Range Calibration: Calibrate mid-range weapons – Hand Cannons, Glaives, Auto Rifles, Fusion Rifles, Machine Guns – on the Derelict Leviathan. Bonus progress for rapidly defeating combatants.
- Dredgin’ Up Victory: Complete Gambit matches. Earn bonus progress for wins.
- Momentum Crash: Defeat Guardians in Momentum Control. Earn bonus progress with Zone Advantage.
- Scorn Pest Control: Defeat Scorn combatants in Vanguard playlists or strikes or on the Derelict Leviathan. Earn bonus progress for defeating tougher combatants.
What Challenges Are in Destiny 2
As the titles and descriptions might suggest, challenges in Destiny 2 mostly revolve around completing activities and participating in various game modes, and some of them might change up during specific seasons. You can access the full list of challenges by checking your in-game Director, and track your progress from there.
Completing challenges will reward you with tons of experience points, as well as Bright Dust, which is one of the rarer currencies in Destiny 2. Bright Dust can then be used to purchase cosmetic items like Ornaments and emotes. It’s possible to earn Bright Dust by playing through the game naturally, but knocking out challenges will speed up your progress considerably.
That’s all you need to know about how challenges work in Destiny 2: Season of the Haunted and what you can get out of them. Be sure to search for Twinfinite for more tips and information on the game.
