Destiny 2 Shattered Throne Loot Table: Every Drop

The Shattered Throne loot table now runs on tiered rewards: the dungeon drops Tier 5 weapons and armor when it is featured in the weekly rotator, and Tier 3 weapons and armor when it is not. Its pool is the Season of the Lost weapons plus the Techeun's Regalia armor set, with Wish-Ender tied to the dungeon's Exotic quest. This guide covers every drop in the Destiny 2 Shattered Throne loot table and how to farm it.

Shattered Throne weapons

The dungeon is the exclusive source for its Season of the Lost weapons, all of which carry the Ignoble Deeds Origin trait: gain charges by inflicting subclass debuffs on targets, then consume charges by defeating combatants, and while charged the weapon gains handling, reload speed, and Sword charge rate.

Each of these drops from any encounter in the dungeon.

Wish-Ender and its Catalyst

Wish-Ender is an Exotic combat bow that comes from an Exotic quest culminating inside the Shattered Throne. It rolls with Queen's Wrath, which highlights combatants behind walls and lets arrows pierce shields while aiming down sights with a fully drawn bow, and Broadhead, a piercing arrowhead that damages a target on entry and exit and can overpenetrate multiple targets. Queen's Wrath is strong against Barrier Champions. The Exotic quest is Hunter's Remembrance, available from the Quest Archive kiosk, and it ends with three hidden bosses and the statue of Sjur Eido.

Techeun's Regalia armor

The dungeon's armor is the Season of the Lost set, Techeun's Regalia, and it drops from any encounter. Its set bonuses are:

• 2 pieces — Queensfoil Rush: gain a powerful overshield while performing your finisher, and finishing a target releases a slowing burst around you.
• 4 pieces — Truth to Power: gain increasing damage resistance as you deal damage or land final blows, with finishers granting accelerated progress, and at max stacks your ability recharge rate is also increased.

How to farm the Shattered Throne

Farming depends on the weekly dungeon rotator. Each week two raids and two dungeons are featured, and featured activities reward farmable high-quality gear.

Featured dungeon rewards are farmable unless marked with a weekly lockout: the Director Challenge and Hidden Chests both carry a weekly lockout, while the standard and Master completions do not. On a non-featured week, running Master difficulty is the way to keep pulling Tier 5 gear. If you want the encounters handled for you while you collect the drops, a Destiny 2 Shattered Throne Dungeon Boost covers the run itself.