Destiny 2: Pathfinder Progression System Guide (Rewards & How It Works)

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A whole world of changes is coming to with the release of, but nothing is as helpful as the new Pathfinder progression system. This system replacesvendor challenges, bounties, and patrols, consolidating them into one space. Rather than collecting these bounties from vendors, you can access each world's Pathfinder from your Director, preventing annoying travel time and missed opportunities.

The Pathfinder system was introduced in the "" In it, Pathfinder was introduced as a new way to gain EXP and progress through "" without having to pick up and complete pesky bounties from each world/activity's vendor. Instead, you will complete various weekly challenges and requirements to obtain powerful rewards and weapons better than 's Onslaught. You will also be able to reset it for Glimmer when you're done. Here's everything you need to know about the Pathfinder system.

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Pathfinder is replacing bounties to obtain EXP and progression in each of 's unique world destinations. The Pathfinder menu can be accessed anytime through your Director, and you can even access the Pathfinders of other places. When you open the Pathfinder menu, you will be greeted with20 nodes arranged in a triangle shape, leading to a reward on the right side of your screen. There are a few different types of Pathfinders:

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Destination Pathfinders

Used for location-specific objectives (i.e., In The Pale Heart, defeat combatants using weapons that match your subclass damage type.)

Ritual Pathfinders

This is a unified progression system combining Vanguard, Nightfalls, Onslaught, Gambit, and Crucible objectives into one.

The nodes are split into five tiers; to reach the loot in the last tier, you'll need to complete objectives in a path that will allow you to reach the loot. There must be at least one objective completed in each