Destiny 2 lost sector rotation for the Season of the Deep
Find out where the next exotic farm is.
Knowing the Destiny 2 lost sector rotation is a good way to get ahead of which mini-dungeons are coming up in the game, and what exotic armor type you can hope to farm from them. As with the last few seasons, Bungie has added some powerful exotic armor pieces that you can only get by running Legend or Master lost sector's solo. There are also lots of exotics from previous seasons you can get this way as well.
Since Legend lost sectors can also reward you with any exotic, they are perfect for new players looking to farm those fancy armor pieces that they might have missed in past expansions and seasons. Here, I'll list the current Legend lost sector rotation, what the new exotic armor pieces are, as well as some tips on how to unlock these special lost sectors if you want to take them on.
What is the Destiny 2 lost sector today?
Here is the full lost sector rotation for the rest of June, including what champion types are in each, and what exotic armor they provide:
Date | Lost Sector | Destination | Champions | Armour type |
---|---|---|---|---|
June 7 | Sepulcher | Throne World | Barrier/Unstoppable | Arms |
June 8 | Extraction | Throne World | Overload/Unstoppable | Chest |
June 9 | Aphelion's Rest | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Helmet |
June 10 | Chamber of Starlight | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Legs |
June 11 | Bay of Drowned Wishes | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Arms |
June 12 | Veles Labyrinth | Cosmodrome | Barrier/Unstoppable | Chest |
June 13 | Exodus Garden 2A | Cosmodrome | Barrier/Overload | Helmet |
June 14 | K1 Revelation | Moon | Barrier/Unstoppable | Legs |
June 15 | K1 Crew Quarters | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Arms |
June 16 | K1 Logistics | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Chest |
June 17 | K1 Communion | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Helmet |
June 18 | Sepulcher | Throne World | Barrier/Unstoppable | Legs |
June 19 | Extraction | Throne World | Overload/Unstoppable | Arms |
June 20 | Aphelion's Rest | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Chest |
June 21 | Chamber of Starlight | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Helmet |
June 22 | Bay of Drowned Wishes | Dreaming City | Overload/Unstoppable | Legs |
June 23 | Veles Labyrinth | Cosmodrome | Barrier/Unstoppable | Arms |
June 24 | Exodus Garden 2A | Cosmodrome | Barrier/Overload | Chest |
June 25 | K1 Revelation | Moon | Barrier/Unstoppable | Helmet |
June 26 | K1 Crew Quarters | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Legs |
June 27 | K1 Logistics | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Arms |
June 28 | K1 Communion | Moon | Barrier/Overload | Chest |
June 29 | Sepulcher | Throne World | Barrier/Unstoppable | Helmet |
June 30 | Extraction | Throne World | Overload/Unstoppable | Legs |
You can also find the daily lost sector on TodayInDestiny. Sadly, there aren't any of the shorter EDZ or Nessus Lost Sectors this season, but luckily the new exotic engram system means you don't really have to farm them at all once you've got the new exotic armor piece you want.
What are the new lost sector exotics?
There are three new exotic armor pieces in the Season of the Deep that you can get through Legend and Master lost sectors:
- Triton Vice: What the images don't reveal is that Triton Vice gives you a big crab claw; perfect for the underwater season. This Hunter arm exotic increases glaive reload speed and damage when surrounded, adds a round to the mag when you kill an enemy with its melee, and projectile final blows create a little explosion if your glaive element matches your subclass.
- Cenotaph Mask: This Warlock boat helmet is specific to Trace Rifles, slowly reloading them from reserves. Shooting a vehicle, champion, mini boss, or boss, marks them for other fireteam members, and once that target is defeated they drop heavy ammo. Expect this to be very good in GM Nightfalls, especially when paired with the new exotic Trace Rifle, Navigator.
- Arbor Warden: This Titan chest exotic turns your class ability into a grenade that you can throw, creating a barricade where it lands. This is mainly useful with Void and Strand Titan, since the barricade will still provide overshields or fire out the suspending lashes it usually does.
Can you farm exotic armor in lost sectors?
Unlike dungeons and raids, where you only have limited weekly opportunities to grab the exotic, you can farm lost sectors to your heart's content, and considering the RNG for getting some of the exotic armor pieces, it's likely that you'll have to. If you're just starting out and have never done a Legend lost sector before, you'll have to do the regular lost sector first in order to unlock the icon on the map, as well as get yourself to an appropriate power level where you can survive, though you will still be under power for the activity.
When you do your first Legend, make sure to check the champions you'll be fighting, and unlock the relevant anti-champion upgrades in the seasonal artifact so you can stun and damage them properly. It's worth remembering that Bungie added class-based ways to stun champions, such as volatile rounds for barriers, or jolt against overloads. You can check all of these in the mod customisation section of your character menu.
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Legend lost sectors actually drop all exotic armour, so they can be a great way of farming what you don't have if you're starting a fresh class. However, you will have to run the lost sectors solo in order to have a chance of dropping exotics at all. Simply head to the relevant lost sector, shown by the marker on the map, and rather than running inside, activate the flag near the entrance and choose your difficulty to begin.
You only have limited lives and time before permadeath kicks in and you won't be able to revive anymore, but you can earn more lives by defeating champions. Lastly, don't forget to place an armorer mod in your ghost so you can get preferable stats on any exotic armor that does drop.
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