Destiny 2: A Complete Guide To The Trials Of Osiris

 

Destiny 2 has oodles of end-game content for its players. This content is generally where you get all the best rewards, including armor, weapons, and module upgrades. One of them is The Trials Of Osiris. Players can participate this pvp activity to earn some of Destiny 2's strongest items. In this article, we'll be going over what Trials of Osiris is, how it works, and why virtually every Destiny player will want to dive into this playlist.

 

 

Trials of Osiris is a high-stakes variant of Crucible's 3v3 Elimination game type that serves as Destiny 2's pinnacle PvP activity. Only available during weekends, Trials gives every player the chance to show off their PvP skills to obtain some of Destiny's most sought-after weapons and armor.

 

 

To play Trials of Osiris, you will need to have done the following:

 

Completed the quest Trials Unlock
Own the latest Destiny 2 expansion
Own a passage
Have a power level of 1210 or higher

 

 

Trials of Osiris is available almost every Friday at 1PM EST until the following Tuesday at 1 PM EST. In addition, it will not run during the following:

 

The first week of a new season that features a Power level increase.
The week a new raid releases.
Any week Iron Banner is active.

 

 

Trials of Osiris is arguably one of the most rewarding activities in Destiny 2. Loses aren't heavily punished, rewards scale off round wins instead of match wins, and the playlist has matchmaking for solo and duo players. The rewards you receive from Trials of Osiris include:

 

Exclusive weapons
Flawless grants Adept variants
High-stat armor
Pinnacle gear rewards
Masterwork materials
Includes Ascendant Shards

 

These weapons are nothing to sneeze at either. Some of Destiny 2's strongest weapons are tied to Trials of Osiris, including The Immortal, Igneous Hammer, and The Messenger. While most weapons from this mode are tuned towards PvP, there are solid PvE rolls for guns like The Immortal and Cataphract GL3. Even if you don't frequent the Crucible, Trials has so many powerful weapons that you might consider playing this when it's available. This game mode also drops end-game currencies Destiny 2 Sliver that are worth collecting.