As such, picking a Wrathborn Hunt with Recon Data and subsequently completing it will randomize the next set of rewards. Lastly, there are times when you don’t want a drop for a specific slot. Likewise, it makes the weekly challenge give a pinnacle reward instead. Obtaining this increases powerful gear sources from two to four. You’ll want to get a lot of these to reach reputation rank 4 which provides the “Power Hunter” Cryptolith Lure upgrade. After you finish five Wrathborn Hunts, you’ll get a tier 3 powerful drop.Īnyway, my advice is to check if a Wrathborn Hunt offers extra Recon Data as a reward. You’ll notice that the Crow now has a weekly challenge. Currently, every other vendor engram in Destiny 2: Beyond Light drops at -20 of your base power level, so I guess Uldren Sov really wants to be everyone’s friend now.įurthermore, don’t forget to open the map. Note: The engrams you get from each reputation rank-up are on-level (or close to your base power level). At the very least, the process isn’t as atrociously tedious as Variks’ Empire Hunts.
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You’re better off running strikes to speed up the charging of your Cryptolith Lure. The Wrathborn Hunt bosses themselves are easy, but the process to get there can be a nuisance. The boss kills at the end will net you more Recon Data for your rep boosts and, subsequently, more Cryptolith Lure upgrades.Īs mentioned in our official review, it’s as though Destiny 2: Beyond Light extended the player’s grind. This means completing more Wrathborn Hunts (and the associated “charging” mechanic via playlist activities). Remember that you’ll need 20 Recon Data to increase your reputation by one level. You should be able to grab some Recon Data from some of the ranks. Also, go ahead and check your season pass. Return to the Crow for additional instructions. You’ll obtain the powerful reward (i.e., gloves from the Savek Wrathborn Hunt) when you’re done, as well as some Recon Data (used to increase reputation). Go wail away on your opponent until it’s defeated. It’s like the “Harmony” buff from the Blind Well that lets you destroy shielded/immune bosses. This lets you damage Savek’s shield and, eventually, the boss itself. By taking out the servitors and stepping on the green glow for a second, you’ll gain a temporary “Wrathful” buff. Savek starts the fight shielded and surrounded by a couple of servitors emanating that strange, green glow. Once this fella has been eliminated, the real Wrathborn Hunt boss will spawn. Go ahead and start the encounter to fight a miniboss. There’s even a spot that lets you place a raid banner to fill-up your supers and abilities. Once you’ve reached that location, you’ll be able to start the actual Wrathborn Hunt mission. These are “tracks” that you want to follow and they’ll often lead to another zone. If you interact with this, you’ll see some green splotches on the ground. Travel there and you’ll notice one of those strange Hive contraptions nearby. For Savek, it’s in the Tangled Shore (Thieves’ Landing). Upon activating the Cryptolith Lure, you’ll see a description of where the Wrathborn Hunt begins.
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In my case, I picked Savek since I needed the gloves to increase my power level. That means you can access your first Wrathborn Hunt.
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Anyway, let’s say you’ve fully charged the Cryptolith Lure.