What is Destiny Recipes? Features and How to Use

Originating from ChaliceRecipes, a site dedicated to cataloging recipes from the Chalice of Opulence during the Season of Opulence in 2019, Destiny Recipes was born. As the game progressed to Shadowkeep, players found themselves increasingly in need of preparation. With the demand for organizational tools on the rise, Destiny Recipes emerged as a comprehensive resource for players to quickly reference.

What are the Destiny recipe features?

Taking cues from content creators and community feedback, Destiny recipes compiled a vast array of resources that enabled players to prepare for future extensions with ease. As a result, it quickly gained popularity and is still widely used today. Destiny recipes can be found at this link. Here, you will be able to find recipes for the pre-seasonal checklist, loot companion, vault cleaner, and power level progress. Each of these is detailed below:

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• Pre-Seasonal Checklist
  • A comprehensive list of everything that you could possibly need to prepare for the following in-game season.
• Loot Companion
  • Here, you will be able to track all of your loot in real time as well as have the chance to auto-lock items.
• Vault Cleaner
  • This allows you to clear up space in your vault.
• Power Level Progress
  • You can check your Destiny 2 power leveling progress and check what you can do next.

How do you use Destiny recipes?

Before you can have access to the entire site, you will need to log in in the upper right-hand corner of the main page. You will then be asked to specify what platform you play the game on. After this, you will be able to sync your game data to the site in order to use each of the above features.

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