Destiny 2 Garden of Salvation loot table: All raid weapons and armor

Added in 2019’s Shadowkeep expansion, Destiny 2’s Garden of Salvation Raid holds seven weapons and three armor sets in its coffers, ready to be plundered by Fireteams that dare to venture inside and confront the Sanctified Mind.

With the release of Episode Revenant on October 8, every GoS weapon can now be crafted at the Enclave on Mars, providing Guardians with a renewed incentive to run the Vex-themed endgame activity.

As with all Raids, each encounter has an individual drop table. Here’s everything you need to know about Garden of Salvation’s loot table, including the maximizing efficiency when hunting for specific drops and Patterns.

Garden of Salvation Encounters & Loot Tables

Garden of Salvation’s first three encounters can drop two different weapons and one armor piece, while the fourth and final encounter can drop one weapon and two different armor pieces.

All weapons and best perks

While it’s now possible to obtain Patterns for every Garden of Salvation weapon, bypassing the need to rely on RNG to obtain god rolls, you’ll still get plenty of randomly rolled drops during the unlock process.

It’s also worth noting that Bungie added new perks to some of Garden of Salvation’s weapons in Revenant. Here are the best perks to look out for on each reprised weapon:

Garden of Salvation Exotic Weapon – Divinity

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Alongside Necrochasm from Crota’s End, Divinity is one of only two Raid Exotics tied to the completion of an Exotic quest.

While this means you won’t need to rely on RNG for the support Trace Rifle to drop, you will need to complete the Divine Fragmentation quest, started by defeating Zeteon, Redemptive Mind, in the Lunar Battlegrounds on the Moon and picking up the item it drops.

The quest involves completing a series of secret puzzles within Garden of Salvation and the raid itself in a single sitting.

Garden of Salvation Raid Armor

Garden of Salvation’s armor has access to a series of unique mods specifically geared toward providing buffs inside the Raid. The full list is as follows:

Is Garden of Salvation’s loot farmable?

As standard, each encounter of a Raid will only drop loot once per character, per week. When included as one of two Weekly Featured Raids, however, every Garden of Salvation encounter can be farmed for loot without limit, making the grind for god rolls and Red Borders exponentially faster.

See the full rotation schedule for more information on when GoS will next be featured.

Deepsight Signal Quest

Completing Deepsight Signal unlocks the ability to purchase Garden of Salvation weapon Patterns from Hawthorne.

Added with Episode Revenant, Deepsight Signal is a quest obtainable from Hawthorne in the Tower. Completing every encounter (this doesn’t have to be in one sitting) will unlock the ability to purchase one Red Border Garden of Salvation weapon of your choice from the vendor per week.

Garden of Salvation Memento

Garden of Salvation’s Memento is obtained by clearing the entire Raid without wiping.

Also introduced with Revenant, a new Memento themed around Garden of Salvation is obtainable by completing the entire Raid without incurring any hard wipes. The cosmetic skin can be applied to any non-Exotic weapon and only one Memento can be held in your inventory at a time.

That’s a wrap on our guide for Destiny 2’s Garden of Salvation loot table, but if you’re looking for more information on Episode Revenant, check out our hub as well as our up-to-date tier list ranking the best PvE and PvP Exotic weapons.