Destiny 2 Eliksni Quarter Community Event Details

The long-rumored community event is finally here. After a year of begging and pleading from fans to improve the lives of the Eliksni that make their home under the Traveler, Bungie is allowing Destiny 2 players to do so. But, like many things Bungie does, this is a monkey's paw. Wish granted, Guardian. Now get grinding the Eliksni Quarter Community Event.

Destiny 2 - A Rising Tide Quest Steps

Guardians will be saddled with a new quest upon logging in the week of November 22, 2022. This quest isn't so much something that players can actively progress. It's more of a series of checkpoints for how the community is progressing.

• Step One
  • Collect one Captain's Coin.
• Step Two
  • Donate Captain's Coins.
• Step Three
  • Donate 40,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.
• Step Four
  • Donate 80,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit The Ether Tank.
• Step Five
  • Donate 140,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.
• Step Six
  • Donate 200,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.
• Step Seven
  • Donate 260,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.
• Step Eight
  • Donate 320,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.
• Step Nine
  • Donate 400,000,000 Global Treasure.
  • Visit Eliksni Quarter.

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Best Way to Farm Captain's Coins in Destiny 2

This event is all about gathering Captain's Coins as quickly as possible. As such, time is of the essence. The Kings Fall Raid looks enticing, with a good group being able to clear it under an hour. You can only run it three times a week, once per character.

No, for the most efficient farming, we recommend the Widow's Walk Lost Sector in the EDZ. Once you have it down, this can be cleared in roughly a minute or two. So, it comes down to how much you're willing to grind out.

• Entire Kings Fall Raid: 340 Treasure
• Ketchcrash: 50 Treasure
• Expedition: 50 Treasure
• Dares of Eternity: 35 Treasure
• Lost Sector: 14 Treasure
• Public Event (Heroic): 10 Treasure
• Public Destination Chest: Three Treasure

Destiny 2 Global Community Event Goals

• Community Goal I: Cleanup
  • 40,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Removes debris and improves accessibility for the Eliksni Quarter.
  • Unlocks the ability to donate Season of Punder Map Fragments to the Donations Chest.
• Community Goal II: The Ether Tank
  • 80,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Improves The Ether Tank in the Eliksni Quarter
  • Unlocks the ability to donate Season of Plunder Treasure Coordinates to the Donations Chest.
• Community Goal III: Comforts
  • 140,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Secures imports for the Eliksni community.
  • Unlocks the ability to donate Destination Materials to the Donations Chest.
• Community Goal IV: Recruits
  • 200,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Enables Eliksni to enroll in Tower security forces.
  • Unlocks the ability to purchase Eliksni Quarter Gift Boxes from the Donations Chest.
• Comunity Goal V: Housing
  • 260,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Builds additional housing in the Eliksni Quarter.
  • Unlocks a chance for an Eliksni Quarter Gift Box to drop upon completing a strike activity.
• Community Goal VI: Garden
  • 320,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Adds a community garden to the Eliksni Quarter.
  • Unlocks a chance for an Eliksni Quarter Gift Box to drop upon completing a Gambit activity.
• Community Goal VII: Town Square
  • 400,000,000 Global Donated Treasure
  • Establishes a Town Square in the Eliksni Quarter
  • Unlocks a chance for an Eliksni Quarter Gift Box to drop upon completing a Crucible activity.

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Destiny 2 Community Event Rewards

• One Treasure: Parts of a Whole Emblem
• 300 Treasure: Five Enhancement Cores
• 600 Treasure: Three Upgrade Modules
• 1000 Treasure: Eliksni Quarter Gift Box
• 1400 Treasure: Two Enhancement Prisms
• 1800 Treasure: One Ascendant Shard
• 2400 Treasure: Swashbuckler Exotic Ghost Shell

Overall, the idea behind the event is more enticing than the actual execution. It's the end of a season, and players are rightly burned out on the content. Having them continue to grind the same content for an area they'll likely only visit once more just to see the changes is a bit silly. Still, this is how the Destiny 2 ride works.

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