Crota’s End is a Destiny 2 raid originally from the first game, reintroduced in Season of the Witch on September 1, 2023. In this raid, Guardians return to the Hellmouth on the Moon to face the Hive and their resurrected leader, Crota, Son of Oryx. The raid features challenging encounters, dark atmospheric environments, and mechanics that test teamwork and coordination.
Crota’s End Loot Table
Encounter | Item Drop | Type | Ammo Type | Element |
1st Encounter (Enter the Abyss) | Song of Ir Yût | |||
Fang of Ir Yût | ||||
Abyss Defiant | ||||
Willbreaker’s Watch | – | – | ||
Dogged Gage | – | – | ||
Deathsinger’s Mantle | – | – | ||
2nd Encounter (Cross the Bridge) | Swordbreaker | |||
Fang of Ir Yût | ||||
Oversoul Edict | ||||
Willbreaker’s Fists | – | – | ||
Relentless Harness | – | – | ||
Deathsinger’s Herald | – | – | ||
3rd Encounter (Ir Yût, the Deathsinger) | Song of Ir Yût | |||
Oversoul Edict | ||||
Word of Crota | ||||
Deathsinger’s Mantle | – | – | ||
Willbreaker’s Greaves | – | – | ||
Mark of the Pit Shroud of Flies Bone Circlet |
– | – | ||
Final Encounter (Crota, Son of Oryx) | Abyss Defiant | |||
Swordbreaker | ||||
Word of Crota | ||||
Unyielding Casque | – | – | ||
Deathsinger’s Herald | – | – | ||
Mark of the Pit Shroud of Flies Bone Circlet |
– | – |
Besides items that drop from various encounters, you can also get the Crota’s End Exotic Scout Rifle, Necrochasm.
- Complete the Crota’s End Raid – This is required to start the quest for Necrochasm.
- Collect Essence of the Oversoul – Defeat Crota and other bosses in the raid to gather these materials.
- Upgrade the Husk of the Pit – Use the Essence of the Oversoul to transform the Husk of the Pit into Necrochasm.
- Finish the Quest – Complete the final steps to unlock Necrochasm and its full potential.
- Crota’s Exile Exotic Sparrow: Complete all encounter challenges in the Master tier of “Crota’s End.” Conquest By Virtue.
- War’s Lament Exotic Ship: Complete the Master tier of “Crota’s End.” Broken Throne.
- Catalyst: To get the Necrochasm catalyst, complete additional objectives in the raid, such as defeating enemies with precision hits or using Necrochasm in specific encounters. The catalyst enhances the weapon’s performance by increasing its stability and improving its cursed thrall explosion effect.
- Exclusive Emblems:
- A Broken Throne: Finish Crota’s End during the 48-hour Challenge Mode period. Emblem not available now.
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- Hope Eater: Help ten Guardians complete Crota’s End, then claim from Bungie Rewards. Emblem not available now.
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- Illuminated Peril: Complete Crota’s End raid for the first time.
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- A Broken Throne: Finish Crota’s End during the 48-hour Challenge Mode period. Emblem not available now.
Is Crota’s End Farmable?
You can farm Crota’s End in two ways: by using Spoils of Conquest at the raid vendor or running the raid when it’s the featured weekly raid.
Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to farming the CE raid:
- Fireteam: Gather a team of 6 players. Use LFG (Looking for Group) tools if needed.
- Loadout: Bring strong weapons like Sleeper Simulant, Divinity, or Legendary swords for boss damage. Use SMGs or grenade launchers for clearing adds.
- Weekly Raid: Crota’s End is fully farmable when it’s the weekly featured raid. Check the weekly reset to see if it’s featured.
- Run Multiple Times: When featured, you can run the raid multiple times on the same character to farm loot from each encounter.
- Chest: After defeating Crota, a chest called the Cache of the Oversoul appears.
- Spend Spoils: Spend 20 Spoils of Conquest per item to purchase weapons or armor you’ve already unlocked.
- Farm Spoils: Get Spoils by running other raids or completing encounters in Crota’s End.
- First Hidden Chest: Located after the first encounter, in the Abyss section.
- Second Hidden Chest: Found after the second encounter, in the Bridge section.
- Rewards: These chests drop mods and gear you’ve already earned.
- Weekly Challenges: Each encounter has a weekly challenge that increases your chances of getting Deepsight Resonance weapons and improves Exotic drop rates.
- Extra Loot: Complete the weekly raid challenge for extra loot.
By following these steps, you can efficiently farm Crota’s End for its powerful weapons, armor, and Exotic rewards.
Crota’s End Weapons
The Crota’s End raid in Destiny 2 includes one Exotic weapon, Necrochasm, and six other Legendary guns, each with special abilities and elements.
Here is a list of the weapons you can get in the Crota’s End raid:
Necrochasm Kinetic Auto Rifle
Weapon Name: | Necrochasm |
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Archetype: | Exotic |
Perks: | Barrel: Arrowhead Brake Magazine: Ricochet Rounds Origin Trait: Desperation Stock: Hand-Laid Stock |
Exotic Trait: | Cursebringer: Precision final blows with this weapon trigger a Cursed Thrall explosion and increase reload speed for a short time. Final blows with Cursed Thrall explosions refill the magazine. Desperation: Reloading after a precision final blow or a final blow with a Cursed Thrall explosion increases your rate of fire and improves stability and aim assist. |
Is this weapon worth farming? | Necrochasm is a powerful Exotic Auto Rifle that excels in both PvE and PvP. Its unique perk, Cursebringer, causes enemies to explode on precision kills, making it great for add-clear and crowd control. |
How to Get it? |
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Abyss Defiant Solar AR
Weapon Name | Abyss Defiant |
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Archetype | High-Impact |
Rarity | Legendary |
Is this weapon worth farming? | Yes, but with caveats. Its high-impact frame makes it less ideal for general PvE, but its powerful and synergistic perks (e.g., Heal Clip, Sword Logic, Incandescent) make it excellent for Solar builds and high-difficulty content. In PvP, it’s less effective but can still perform with the right rolls. |
How to Get it | Abyss Defiant is a random drop from the Crota’s End raid, specifically from the Enter the Abyss (first encounter) and Crota, Son of Oryx (final encounter). After obtaining it once, it can be purchased from the final raid vendor for 20 Spoils of Conquest. |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Corkscrew Rifling or Arrowhead Brake Magazine: Flared Magwell or Light Mag Perk 1: Heal Clip (or Enlightened Action) Perk 2: Sword Logic (or Incandescent) Masterwork: Reload Speed |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling Magazine: High-Caliber Rounds Perk 1: Heal Clip (or Enlightened Action) Perk 2: Kill Clip Masterwork: Range |
Fang of Ir Yût Strand Scout Rifle
Weapon Name: | Fang of Ir Yût |
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Archetype: | Exotic |
Perks: | Rapid-Fire |
Is this weapon worth farming? | Yes, especially for PvE. It’s an A-tier Rapid-Fire Strand Scout Rifle with excellent perks like Rewind Rounds and Kill Clip. While it’s B-tier in PvP, its perk pool makes it competitive in the right hands. |
How to Get it | Drops from the first or second encounter in the Crota’s End Raid. Can be purchased from the raid vendor for 20 Spoils of Conquest after unlocking it. Craftable after acquiring 5 Deepsight (red box) versions. |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Smallbore or Full Bore Magazine: Flared Magwell or Light Mag Perk 1: Rewind Rounds (or Shoot to Loot) Perk 2: Kill Clip or Golden Tricorn Masterwork: Range |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling Magazine: Ricochet Rounds Perk 1: Rapid Hit or Keep Away Perk 2: Kill Clip or Opening Shot Masterwork: Range or Reload Speed |
Oversoul Edict Arc Pulse Rifle
Weapon Name | Oversoul Edict |
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Archetype | Rapid-Fire |
Rarity | Legendary |
Is this weapon worth farming? | PvE: Not the best choice due to Rapid-Fire Frame limitations. Outclassed by other Pulse Rifles like Insidious or Smite of Merain. PvP: Competitive in Crucible but faces stiff competition from Horror’s Least, Outlast, and Piece of Mind. |
How to Get it | Random drop from “Cross the Bridge” encounter or defeating Ir Yût, the Deathsinger in Crota’s End Raid. Purchase from the Sword of Crota kiosk after obtaining it once (costs 20 Spoils of Conquest). |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Smallbore (Stability boost) Magazine: High-Caliber Rounds (stagger enemies) Perk 1: Demolitionist (grenade energy on kills) Perk 2: Voltshot (Arc chain lightning) Masterwork: Reload |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Smallbore (Stability + Range) Magazine: High-Caliber Rounds (flinch opponents) Perk 1: Keep Away (Range and reload buffs) Perk 2: Moving Target (accuracy while aiming) Masterwork: Range |
Song of Ir Yût Arc Machine Gun
Weapon Name | Song of Ir Yût |
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Archetype | Adaptive |
Rarity | Legendary |
Is this weapon worth farming? | Song of Ir Yût is an Arc adaptive frame machine gun with excellent perk options for both PvE and PvP. It is considered A-Tier in PvE and PvP due to its versatility and strong perk combinations. |
How to Get it | Song of Ir Yût is obtained from the Crota’s End Raid. It is free-to-play and requires a team of six players to complete raid encounters. It is also craftable; collecting 5 red border patterns allows you to shape it at the Enclave. |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Polygonal Rifling Magazine: Extended Mag Perk 1: Rewind Rounds Perk 2: Target Lock Masterwork: Reload Speed |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling Magazine: Ricochet Rounds Perk 1: Zen Moment Perk 2: Target Lock Masterwork: Range |
Swordbreaker Strand Shotgun
Weapon Name | Swordbreaker |
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Archetype | Lightweight |
Rarity | Legendary |
Is this weapon worth farming? | Swordbreaker is a Lightweight Frame shotgun, which is not meta in PvP due to its inconsistency in one-shot kills or melee combos. In PvE, shotguns are niche, as players often prefer wave-frame grenade launchers or sniper rifles. However, Swordbreaker has some fun perk combinations for melee-focused builds, making it worth farming for specific playstyles. |
How to Get it | Swordbreaker is obtained from the Crota’s End Raid, which is free-to-play. You need a team of six players to complete raid encounters. It is also craftable; collecting 5 red-border versions of the weapon allows you to shape it at the Enclave. |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Corkscrew Rifling Magazine: Tactical Mag Perk 1: Pugilist Perk 2: One-Two Punch Masterwork: Handling or Reload Speed |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Corkscrew Rifling Magazine: Accurized Rounds Perk 1: Slideshot Perk 2: Opening Shot Masterwork: Range |
Word of Crota Void Hand Cannon
Weapon Name | Word of Crota |
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Archetype | Precision |
Rarity | Legendary |
Is this weapon worth farming? | PvE: excellent for Void builds with perks like Repulsor Brace and Destabilizing Rounds. Precision frame is slightly underwhelming but still viable. PvP: 180 RPM hand cannons are weak in Crucible despite good perks. |
How to Get it | Drops from the final encounter of the Crota’s End Raid. Can be purchased from the raid vendor for 20 Spoils of Conquest after unlocking it in Collections. |
PvE God Roll | Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling Magazine: Flared Magwell (or Tactical Mag) Perk 1: Repulsor Brace (or Enlightened Action) Perk 2: Sword Logic (or Destabilizing Rounds) Masterwork: Range or Reload Speed |
PvP God Roll | Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling (or Full Bore) Magazine: Accurized Rounds Perk 1: Killing Wind (or Rangefinder) Perk 2: Sword Logic (or Rampage) Masterwork: Range |
Crota’s End Armor Sets
Similar to other Destiny 2 raids, Crota’s End includes a distinctive armor set for each class.
Check out the Crota’s End armor sets for Warlocks, Hunters, and Titans below.
Titan: Willbreaker Suit | Hunter: God-Knight Suit | Warlock: Deathsinger Suit |
Willbreaker’s Watch | Unyielding Casque | Deathsinger’s Gaze |
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