Destiny 2: Every Possible Way To Obtain Ascendant Alloys

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Destiny 2's Witch Queen expansion brought a whole new economy for weapon crafting. Players looking to create the perfect god roll will need to extract resources from Resonance weapons, level their crafted gear, and obtain some rare materials—notably Ascendant Alloys.

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Ascendant Alloys are the weapon counterpart to Ascendant Shards, Exotic materials required to craft enhanced traits on your favorite gear. This short guide will go over every source of Ascendant Alloys and the best farm for earning them. There aren't many ways to acquire this resource, but we'll be sure to update this guide if Bungie adds any additional sources.

As of Season of the Risen, there are three ways of earning Ascendant Alloys, one method having a weekly lockout. If you're looking to farm this resource, prepare to farm Master-tier content.

Master Rahool sells one Ascendant Alloy each week for 400 Legendary Shards. This limit is account bound and resets with each weekly reset. Should you have the maximum amount of Ascendant Alloys at ten, you'll be unable to purchase additional Ascendant Alloys from Rahool.

After completing enough Investigations at The Enclave, you'll be able to play the Witch Queen weekly playlist, allowing you to farm one Witch Queen campaign mission for rewards. One of these rewards is an Ascendant Alloy, its drop chance being determined by the difficulty you select. Master difficult has the highest drop chance, but note that it isn't guaranteed. The Legendary campaign does not drop Ascendant Alloys. The last two difficulty tiers of this playlist don't have matchmaking, so bring a fireteam if you plan to farm this.

Leveling Fynch to rank 18 will unlock the Master variant of the