Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph Guide - Grandmaster Nightfall List and All the Details
/Grandmaster Nightfall is finally live in the Season of the Seraph and we have laid out all you need to know for each week so you can better prepare yourselves in taking on one of the hardest endgame activities found in Destiny 2.
For those unfamiliar with Grandmaster Nightfall Strikes, this is the hardest mode you’ll ever encounter in the Vanguard Playlist.
Why is it so difficult? For starters, you’ll be going through a Strike at higher Power Level, usually higher than the current season’s cap. For Season of the Seraph, Grandmaster Nightfalls is set at Power Level 1605, and you’ll need a Guardian at least at Power Level 1595 to even have the game mode available to you.
Then, you have a series of modifiers that alter an encounter to be difficult, Champions shields, your equipment locked, and that if your Fireteam is whipped out once, you are brought back to orbit, forcing you to do the Strike all the way to the start. Matchmaking is also turned off, so tackle these Strikes with Guardians you are familiar with.
Each week, the Grandmaster Nightfall Playlist will feature one strike, and for Season of the Seraph, here is the list of Strikes scheduled for the rest of the season, the featured weapon reward for completing one, and what you’ll be facing.
Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph Grandmaster Nightfall Strike List
The Insight Terminus (January 17 - January 24)
Featured Weapon reward: Solar Shotgun - Mindbender’s Ambition (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Void
Shields: Void (*7)
Champions: Unstoppable (*4), Barrier (*10)
The Scarlet Keep (January 24 - January 31)
Featured Weapon reward: Arc Pulse Rifle - Horror’s Least (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Arc
Shields: Solar (*18), Arc (*12)
Champions: Barrier (*16), Unstoppable (*4)
Birthplace of the Vile (January 31 - February 7)
Featured Weapon reward: Kinetic Scout Rifle - Hung Jury SR4 (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Void
Shields: Void (*5), random (two Scorn Chieftains will have random shields in this Strike)
Champions: Overload (*12), Unstoppable (*8)
The Corrupted (February 7 - February 14)
Featured Weapon reward: Void Grenade Launcher - The Militia’s Birthright (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Arc
Shields: Void (*28), Arc (*14), Solar (*20)
Champions: Overload (*8), Unstoppable (*10)
The Glassway (February 14 - February 21)
Featured Weapon reward: Kinetic Hand Cannon - D.F.A (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Void
Shields: Solar (*3), Arc (*8)
Champions: Overload (*14), Barrier (*12)
Warden of Nothing (February 21 - February 28)
Featured Weapon reward: Arc Heavy Grenade Launcher - Wendigo GL3 (Adept)
Elemental Burn: Solar
Shields: Void (*10)
Champions: Overload (*4).Unstoppable (*7), Barrier (*10)
*- the amount of enemies/champions you’ll encounter in the Strike
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