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The Garden of Salvation raid remains one of Destiny 2’s most tactical and visually breathtaking endgame experiences. Originally introduced during the Shadowkeep expansion (not Beyond Light), this raid has re-entered the spotlight in 2025 through revamped loot, updated reward structures, and a full craftable weapon set now dubbed the Stronghold Series. Whether you’re farming for a god-roll auto rifle, chasing raid-exclusive mods, or building a Void-focused armor setup, knowing exactly what drops from each encounter is key to maximizing your grind.
In this guide, we break down the full Garden of Salvation loot table encounter-by-encounter, highlight prestige vs normal mode distinctions, and offer tips for optimal farming strategies that dedicated U.S.-based Destiny 2 players can put to use immediately.
Now let’s break down the loot table by each encounter.
The opening boss encounter sets the tone for the raid and drops some of the core weapons and armor pieces tied to the Stronghold series. Ideal for early clears or checkpoint farming.
Possible Weapon Drops:
Possible Armor Drops:
Drop Notes:
Pro Tip: Farm this encounter on multiple characters to increase chances for red borders. Consecrated Mind is also one of the easiest boss checkpoints to complete quickly with an organized group.
This heavily-add-based encounter is tied to some of the best AoE-focused loot in the raid. It also features the raid’s first major DPS check.
Possible Weapon Drops:
Possible Armor Drops:
Challenge Mode Bonus:
Pro Tip: Coordinate DPS phases with Void builds for Fractethyst synergy. Running with four players triggers better boss mechanics and may offer bonus weapon rolls (based on recent patch drops).
The final boss of the Garden of Salvation is the most rewarding, offering the widest loot pool, pinnacle rewards, and a higher chance at raid mods and red-border weapons.
Possible Weapon Drops:
Possible Armor Drops:
Mods Available:
Notes:
Pro Tip: Sanctified Mind is the best checkpoint to farm with a fireteam looking for complete red-border sets or trying to finish Triumphs. Bring damage-resistant builds and staggered debuff coverage for orb phases.
Each week, the Garden of Salvation features a rotating challenge that, when completed, grants a bonus loot drop from that encounter.
This is per character, so running the challenge on all three classes maximizes loot efficiency.
Pro Tip: Track the weekly challenge rotation using third-party tools like Destiny Raid Report or TodayInDestiny.com for planning.
At the end of the Sanctified Mind encounter, opening the raid completion chest grants:
Players can also use Spoils of Conquest to purchase an additional drop from previous encounters—ideal for targeting red-border crafts or high-stat armor.
Prestige (Master) Mode:
Normal Mode:
Armor Tier Differences:
Bring new characters into the final boss room to open the final chest for a guaranteed drop (requires a previous completion on the account). Rotate characters to repeat.
Use shared raid checkpoints to farm specific encounters. Save Sanctified Mind or Gahlran CPs to target top weapons.
Garden of Salvation rotates as the featured raid every 6 weeks, removing loot lockouts and enabling full-farm runs.
Soloing early encounters in Challenge Mode (on a Hunter or Warlock) can yield fast red borders. Use invisibility or Well of Radiance for survival.
Run Gahlran and Consecrated Mind encounters with only four players for increased drops based on recent seasonal drop rate adjustments.
Garden of Salvation is one of the best raids to run in 2025 thanks to its craftable loot, raid-exclusive mods, and revitalized drop system. Whether you’re chasing a flawless Stronghold weapon set or just want to optimize your high-stat armor collection, a smart farming strategy makes all the difference.
Run it smart. Run it often. And may your red borders drop early, Guardian.