how to get spoils of conquest destiny 2 2026
Spoils of Conquest in Destiny 2 still come from raids, and the main reliable way to get them in 2026 is by clearing raid encounters and opening secret chests in raids that award them. Bungie’s raid reward system and recent Destiny coverage both point to raid farming as the core method, not vendors or normal playlists.
Fast ways to get them
- Run raid encounters. Spoils are earned from raid completions and encounter clears in raid content.
- Farm raid checkpoints. Repeating a checkpoint with a fireteam is the usual efficiency play for raid loot and spoils.
- Open raid chests. Some raids and checkpoints can award extra loot through chest farming routes, which can include spoils depending on the activity.
- Use current raid-related events. With 2026’s Monument of Triumph / Pantheon-era raid activity, players have been farming raid bosses and checkpoints for rewards tied to spoils and raid loot.
What not to expect
- You generally do not get Spoils of Conquest from strikes, crucible, gambit, or patrols.
- There is no normal vendor loop that replaces raids as the standard source.
- Some 2026 articles mention exploit-style farming methods, but those are not the safe or intended route and can be patched or penalized.
Practical 2026 route
- Pick a raid that is currently active and farmable.
- Save or grab a checkpoint from a boss encounter.
- Run the encounter repeatedly with a fireteam.
- Loot every eligible chest and chest route.
- Spend the spoils at raid vendors or legacy kiosks as needed.
Source note
A 2026 Bungie update confirms Monument of Triumph is live, while Destiny coverage from June 2026 shows raid and Pantheon farming are the big current loot loops.
TL;DR: In 2026, the legit way to get Spoils of Conquest is still raids, raid checkpoints, and raid chest farming.