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The Shattered Throne's loot table is shared by all encounters, in contrast to other dungeons in Destiny 2. Any item from the Dreaming City will be awarded if you successfully finish an encounter or unlock a chest. This dungeon's armor occasionally drops high-stat pieces with stat totals of 60 or more and spikey distributions. Wish-Exotic Ender's quest is also located in this dungeon.

Players should go to the front of the temple, where a Knight mini-boss and many Acolytes will be guarding a locked entrance. The gateway leading to Erebus, a maze-like section, will be unlocked by killing the mini-boss, but more crucially, it will also show a symbol. The smaller regions of the Erebus area are each symbolized by a different symbol. The symbols must be used to go from area to area as players travel Erebus.

This map shows the locations of all of the symbols and islands on Erebus:

Players must defeat the mini-boss to reveal the next symbol after killing the first Knight, and move to the associated region of that symbol. This process must be repeated until all of Erebus' mini-bosses have been eliminated. The passageways between the parts may occasionally spawn Captains and hordes of Thralls, thus players should be mindful of these spawns. A sniper rifle, bow, or scout rifle will be helpful for this encounter because there will be Hobgoblins on some of the taller structures. Considering how weak each mini-boss is, they can all be killed using heavy and special weaponry.

Seven symbols must be memorized since there are seven mini-bosses to destroy. Fireteams are free to choose their own names for each sign, although the following are just an example:

As an example, after eliminating the first Knight mini-boss, players may see the Dragon symbol. They should turn left and kill the mini-boss at the Tower of the Deep, which can be seen on the map and is where the Dragon sign will always be. After eliminating the Knight there, they may see the Curled Fish sign. Players should then go to the Garden of Prophet region and beat the mini-boss there.

It is essential to note that each section of Erebus is represented by a constant symbol. The order in which the symbols are presented to players varies from game to game, with the exception of the last symbol, which is always the Diving Falcon since it marks the location of the Erebus's completion and exit. Players will receive their first loot drop after eliminating the last miniboss, and a massive floor plate in an adjacent area will open to expose a big, light tunnel. To get to the next section, jump down the tube.

The community of Destiny 2 has given the name of this next location, which is a twisting corridor with endlessly spawning Shadow Thralls. Players will immediately cross a barrier that slows them down and prohibits them from running and utilizing their jump skills as soon as they pass through the doorway leading from the Ogre chamber to the Thrallway.

It is imperative that no players engage the Shadow Thralls in combat at any time throughout this encounter. Given that the players are continually going forward and that the Thralls typically spawn close to them, the players are almost always being pursued by the Thralls. Stopping to eliminate Thralls just wastes time and encourages the emergence of additional Thralls, who may then quickly encircle and kill the players. As a last option, players should use a grenade to eliminate any exceptionally dangerous Thrall swarms.

To avoid being swamped, players should concentrate on swiftly moving across the region and evading the Shadow Thralls. Even though the Thrallway road is very straight-forward, wielding a sword may be helpful since the third-person perspective offers players a greater area to observe, which can be helpful when trying to figure out which way to go.

The Shadow Thralls are unable to scale the higher ledges on each side of the narrow stairs of the Thrallway. These brief ledges may be used by players to gain some space and jump over any Thralls that may have generated in front of them. When another barrier must be crossed, players will have reached the end of the Thrallway. The slowing debuff is removed, enabling players to jump and sprint once again.

The Shattered Throne dungeon's first boss and second significant encounter is Vorgeth. It is a massive Taken Ogre that is shielded at all times, protecting it from harm. Players need to damage Vorgeth's shield until it collapses and then kill him in order to end this encounter. The arena of Vorgeth is a large square with Vorgeth at the center. Four groups of enemies will spawn on either side of the arena as soon as players enter it. Two Vandals, two Goblins, and a Wizard known as a Keeper of Petitions make up each set of enemies.

The four Wizards must be killed, and players must pass through the glowing purple orbs that they drop. All players will receive the 45-second-long Petitioner's Mark buff as a result of doing this. If the countdown expires, players will die; however, the timer will be reset each time another Petitioner's Mark buff is acquired.

Until all four Petitioner's Marks are collected, this buff has no effect. Once all 4 are collected, it changes to Petitioner's Burden, which likewise has a 45-second timer. Players may either concentrate on eliminating all of the other foes in the arena, leaving just the four Wizards to kill, or they can attack each group of enemies one at a time until all of the Wizards are killed. Players using the latter technique must clearly act swiftly since if the boost expires before they get the next one, they will die.

When a player has Petitioner's Burden equipped, they should dash to one of the four elevated platforms around Vorgeth and approach the little brazier. The buff will be deposited and Vorgeth's shield will be removed once the player is instructed to "extinguish" the brazier.

Now that its shield is down, players just need to do all the damage they can to kill Vorgeth. During this phase, Vorgeth will attack by firing many tracking darts out of its back, which can easily kill a Guardian if too many hit them. Ward of Dawn and Well of Radiance are great supers for negating this damage and buffing damage to Vorgeth. With the proper exotic armor and upgrades, Thundercrash, Blade Barrage, and Nova Bomb are all excellent supers to use for significant damage. Anarchy and Witherhoard are two strong boss-killing weapons that perform nicely when combined with a slug shotgun. Swords are arguably the strongest option when combined with a Ward of Dawn or Well of Radiance, particularly Falling Guillotine and Lament.

Vorgeth's shield will return and more monsters and wizards will emerge if players are unable to defeat it in one damage phase. To destroy Vorgeth's shield, just repeat the previous steps. After extinguishing the fourth brazier, players must restart if they are unable to vanquish Vorgeth.

Players will get their second set of rewards after defeating Vorgeth, and a big, bright gateway will then become accessible. After passing through the gateway, be ready to ascend the tower to the last boss.

After defeating Vorgeth, you'll approach the statue of Sjur Eido, the first Queen's Wrath, and Mara Sov's lover. It is here where you will start your exotic quest to obtain the Wish Ender exotic bow, and here where you will complete it. More guides provided at the end.

Players should have at least 35 seconds to battle Dûl Incaru if they successfully killed the Knights, and the same weapons and supers that defeated Vorgeth also function effectively against this boss. All players will die and the boss encounter will have to be restarted if Dûl Incaru is not killed within the Finite Thought timer. However, players can cleanse the buff by jumping onto the big cauldron in the middle of the room when the timer is low. Players will reach the conclusion of the Shattered Throne and earn their final round of rewards after Dûl Incaru is gone.

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