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Destiny 2 Lost Sector rotation schedule: What is the Legend and Master Lost Sector today?

How to find the highlighted Lost Sector for unique Exotic loot.

Guide by Justin Koreis Contributor
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The Lost Sector rotation in Destiny 2 is something seasoned players will want to be aware of as they get the most out of the end-game.

These clue you in as to what the Master and Legend Lost Sector is today in Destiny 2, which rotate every 24 hours at the Destiny 2 reset.

Guardians who are skilled enough to conquer these Lost Sectors by themselves have a chance to earn unique Exotic armour that aren’t available anywhere else in Destiny 2.

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What is today's Legend and Master Lost Sector?

Note: The schedule for Season of the Wish changes daily for which location can drop exotics, and what type of armour that can be rewarded.

We have an in-progress schedule for the remaining season below. Alternatively, you may consider the Twitter account D2 Lost Sector Report, which will offer today's Lost Sector location at reset time:

What is Destiny 2's Lost Sector schedule for this week?

Season of the Wish, the final of Destiny 2's conventional seasons, is here. With it, a brand new rotation has begn.

The Lost Sector rotation for this week is:

  • Tuesday, February 13th - Aphelion's Rest, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Wednesday, February 14th - Bay of Drowned Wishes, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Thursday, February 15th - Chamber of Starlight, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)
  • Friday, February 16th - Perdition, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Chest)
  • Saturday, February 17th - Bunker E15, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Sunday, February 18th - Concealed Void, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Monday, February 19th - Thrilladrome, Neomuna (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)

What are the upcoming Destiny 2 Lost Sectors?

The Legend and Master Lost Sector Rotation for the Season of the Wish is complete, and we can map it out into the future:

For February

  • Tuesday, February 13th - Aphelion's Rest, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Wednesday, February 14th - Bay of Drowned Wishes, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Thursday, February 15th - Chamber of Starlight, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)
  • Friday, February 16th - Perdition, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Chest)
  • Saturday, February 17th - Bunker E15, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Sunday, February 18th - Concealed Void, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Monday, February 19th - Thrilladrome, Neomuna (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)
  • Tuesday, February 20th - Gilded Precept, Neomuna (Possible Exotic rewards: Chest)
  • Wednesday, February 21st - Scavenger's Den, EDZ (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Thursday, February 22nd - Skydock IV, EDZ (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Friday, February 23rd - The Quarry, EDZ (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)
  • Saturday, February 24th - Aphelion's Rest, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Chest)
  • Sunday, February 25th - Bay of Drowned Wishes, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)
  • Monday, February 26th - Chamber of Starlight, Dreaming City (Possible Exotic rewards: Legs)
  • Tuesday, February 27th - Perdition, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Arms)
  • Wednesday, February 28th - Bunker E15, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Chest)
  • Thursday, February 29th - Concealed Void, Europa (Possible Exotic rewards: Head)

How to increase your chances of Exotic armour dropping from a Lost Sector

The daily Lost Sectors come in multiple difficulties, and this directly affects the odds of exotic armour being awarded at completion:

  • Legend Difficulty has a recommended Power of 1830, and will feature several mission modifiers to make the encounter more difficult. Exotic armour is a rare reward for completing this difficulty.
  • Master Difficulty has a recommended power of 1840, and has even more challenge-increasing modifiers. Exotic armours are a common reward at this difficulty.

It’s also important to note that while you can run these more difficult Lost Sectors with a team, you must be solo to receive the exotic rewards.

Remember, when playing the highlighted Lost Sector, keep in mind there is no guarantee the Exotic armour will drop on any given completion. The good news is you can re-run the Lost Sectors in hopes of better luck on subsequent attempt.

Some Lost Sectors are more difficult than others, so if you are hunting a specific piece of exotic armour, such as Legs, and finding one level too difficult, you can always target a different day offering the same reward.

What are the Destiny 2 Lost Sector Exotic rewards for Hunters, Titans and Warlocks this season?

There are Lost Sector-exclusive Exotics for each Guardian class, across each armour type. The exotics are:

Hunter Lost Sector Exotics:

  • Head: Blight Ranger, Mask of Bakris, Cyrtarachne's Facade
  • Chest: Omnioculus, Gyrfalcon's Hauberk (New for Season of Plunder)
  • Arms: Triton Vice, Caliban’s Hand, Renewal Grasps, Athrys’s Embrace
  • Legs: Star-Eater Scales, Radiant Dance Machines, Speedload Slacks

Titan Lost Sector Exotics:

  • Head: Loreley Splendor, Precious Scars, Cadmus Ridge Lancecap
  • Chest: Arbor Warden, Hoarfrost-Z, Cuirass of the Falling Star
  • Arms: Second Chance, Icefall Mantle, No Backup Plans, Point-Contact Cannon Brace
  • Legs: The Path of Burning Steps, Abeyant Leap

Warlock Lost Sector Exotics:

  • Head: Cenotaph Mask, Dawn of Chorus, Fallen Sunstar
  • Chest: Mantle of Battle Harmony
  • Arms: Necrotic Grip, Nothing Manacles, Ballidorse Wrathweavers, Osmiomancy Gloves
  • Legs: Rain of Fire, Secant Filaments, Boots of the Assembler, Swarmers

Tips and tricks for completing solo Legend and Master Lost Sectors

The goals of the Lost Sectors are simple: defeat the boss at the end and open the reward chest. At Legend and Master difficulties, these are designed to be a stiff test for even the most seasoned Destiny 2 players.

Champions abound and the modifiers can be killers if you don’t plan for them. Still, there are a few things you can do to increase your odds of success.

Work on your Power Level first

No advice can save you if you aren’t a high enough Power Level to take on the challenge. This directly affects your ability to give and receive damage.

You should focus on increasing your power in other activities, particularly those that reward Powerful and Pinnacle Engrams. Most players should not take on Legend or Master Lost Sectors until they are the recommended Power Level or higher.

Plan your loadout carefully

Loadouts are locked inside of these Lost Sectors, so you can’t change equipment when you are inside.

There will be Champions, make sure to arm yourself with weapons designed to counter their specific abilities. The Match Game modifier is gone, but you should still try and use weapons that match the shields on your targets. This will allow you to break those shields more quickly, and the ensuing exoksion can kill or stagger other enemies.

Pay attention to your lives and timer

The Legend and Master Lost Sectors have a lives system. Every time you die and respawn, it consumes one life. And if you die when you are out of lives, then you are sent back to orbit. Defeating Champions adds a life back.

It may be tempting to play extremely conservative, but there is a timer. Once it reaches zero then all of your bonus lives are forfeit, and you will only have one shot to make it to the end alive.

Prioritise your targets and fight strategically

Champions are extremely lethal, but can be stunned if you use the correct weapon and mod combination.

You can use that to your advantage, and temporarily knock the big guns out of a battle while you mop up the weaker targets, reducing the number of things trying to kill you. Eliminate melee fighters that can push you out of cover as soon as possible, and be willing to spend your heavy ammo or super if you are being overwhelmed.

Be willing to try, quit, and try again

Sometimes the setup you thought was perfect just doesn’t do it. There’s no need to keep bashing your head against the same stubborn target. If you are dying too quickly, redo your setup for more survivability, using abilities that can keep you safe and weapons that allow you to chip away at a distance.

If you are running out of time, consider a more aggressive build, like rockets or a sword that can instantly wipe out time consuming enemies. And if the burn is arc, for the love of God, bring Riskrunner.

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