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Only those who have proven their worth may enter the Trials. A string of victories will earn great rewards, but lose too many matches and your access will be denied.
― In-game description
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Trials of Osiris is a Crucible event that was formerly available in Destiny and is currently playable in Destiny 2.

Destiny[]

History[]

The event was available every weekend from Friday at 10 AM PST to the Weekly Reset on Tuesday.[1] Participation in the Trials of Osiris playlist required the latest Destiny expansion.

The final Trials of Osiris event for Destiny took place on August 14, 2017.[2]

Gameplay[]

Trials of Osiris used the Elimination gametype. Entrance into the Trials required a Trials Passage, which could be purchased from Brother Vance[1] for 500 Glimmer. Once a Trials Passage accumulated three losses, the Passage would no longer grant admission to the Trials. In order to continue competing in the Trials of Osiris, a new Trials Passage would need to be purchased.[1] If a Guardian quit or disconnected from a match before it is completed, a loss was added to the Trials Passage.[1] In Year 1, Guardians could use Passage Coins to purchase boons from Brother Vance that would aid in obtaining the most wins possible. However, in Year 3, boons were made obsolete as Guardians were able to inspect their Trials Passage to purchase modifications that would grant the same effects that boons did.[citation needed]

Level advantages were enabled, and teammate matchmaking was disabled, so Guardians would need to form their own fireteams.[1] Teams were matched against each other depending on connection[3] and the number of wins on their Trials Passage.[citation needed]

Each match would take place on the same map in a given week. The map rotated every week.[1] However, during the last week Trials of Osiris was available, the map chosen for each match was random.

Mechanics[]

Main article: Elimination

The Lighthouse[]

Guardians who accumulated nine wins and zero losses on a single Trials Passage would be able to travel to The Lighthouse, a location on Mercury that contains exclusive loot. Access to this area would remain open until the weekly reset and Guardians could only obtain rewards from The Lighthouse once per character per week. Opening the chest at The Lighthouse would reward the following:

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Year 1 Rewards[]

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Year 3 Rewards[]

Armor[]

One of the following armor pieces would drop as an end-of-match reward on the fifth win on a Trials Passage once per week per Guardian:

Titan
Hunter
Warlock
Weapons[]

One of following weapons would drop as an end-of-match reward on the seventh win on a Trials Passage once per week per Guardian:

Other[]

The following items had a chance to drop as end-of-match rewards:

Destiny 2[]

Gameplay: The core essence of the Trials of Osiris remains unchanged. Two teams of three people each battle against one another to achieve 7 consecutive wins and a chance to enter The Lighthouse. With the Season of the Wish, players now receive additional rewards for a certain number of consecutive wins, so even three consecutive victories can grant you helpful loot.

Mechanics: You now purchase a card from Saint-14, who has returned after the events of the Season of the Dawn. You have several cards to choose from, one of which gives an extra win after several consecutive victories, and another gives a second chance if you lose one of the matches.

Before starting this activity, you must complete the particular Trials Access quest, after which you will gain access to the activity. Remember, your Power Level also affects your success in Trials of Osiris; if you are below the recommended levels, the opponents will be more resilient and stronger than you. The activity lasts from Friday to Tuesday, so you need to progress as quickly as possible.

Rewards: Rewards vary from adept weapons to rare cosmetic items.

  • At the Lighthouse, you can receive Adept Weapons and Mods, Emblems that change your Flawless glow on items, Trials Memento, Enhancement Prisms, and Ascendant Shards.
  • For regular play, you can receive Trials Engrams, Trials weapons, and Trials armor.
  • Moreover, you can focus weapons and armor with Saint-14 if you have already obtained them and have a sufficient number of engrams.

The Trials of Osiris event was reintroduced into Destiny 2 on March 13, 2020, approximately 3 years after the event ended in Destiny and superseded the Trials of the Nine.[4]

Gameplay[]

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Mechanics[]

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Rewards[]

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Gallery[]

See Also[]

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 (2015) YouTubeTrials of Osiris Reveal Archive 44:50. Retrieved May 1, 2015.
  2. Dague, David. (2017) "This Week At Bungie – 06/22/2017". Bungie. Retrieved July 14, 2017.
  3. (2015) YouTubeDestiny House of Wolves: Trials and Crucible Additions and Corrections 0:15. Retrieved May 1, 2015.
  4. Trials of Osiris - Adept Weapon and Map

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