Spire of Stars is an ambitious attempt at upending what a Destiny Raid can be. Objectives: Stop the Red Legion invasion upon the Leviathan, destroy their fleet and kill Val Ca’uor.įirst on our list of Destiny 2 raids ranked is Spire of Stars. Here’s how we ranked the Raids in Destiny 2.

And the Wrath of the Machine and King’s Fall expansion Raids were simply perfected iterations of what came before.īut what about the Raids in Destiny 2? Do they live up to the original’s legacy? Are there any instant classics worth remembering? Well, with eight Raids total and more on the way, there’s bound to be at least one incredible Raid experience out there. Vault of Glass and Crota’s End were classics when it came to level design and collaboration. The original Destiny had some real bangers when it came to Raids. Deep Stone Crypt: November 2020 with the Beyond Light Expansion.Garden of Salvation: October 2019 with the Shadowkeep Expansion.Crown of Sorrow: June 2019 with the Season of Opulence (Currently Vaulted).Scourge of the Past: January 2019 with the Black Armory Expansion (Currently Vaulted).Last Wish: October 2018 with the Forsaken Expansion.Spire of Stars: May 2018 with the Warmind Expansion (Currently Vaulted).

Eater of Worlds: December 2017 with the Curse of Osiris Expansion (Currently Vaulted).

Leviathan: September 2017 with the launch of Destiny 2 (Currently Vaulted).

We’ll also denote which ones are currently available and which ones have been vaulted ( the content equivalent of sunsetting). Before we dive into which Raids are the best, let’s look back at when these Raids were released.

Garden of salvation loot pool