Where to Farm Seventh Seraph Armor in Destiny 2

Players can farm for a full set of Seventh Seraph Armor in Destiny 2 by completing activities in the Cosmodrome. Anything that drops Legendary Engrams will have a chance of dropping a Seventh Seraph armor piece, so long as you're within the Cosmodrome's play space.

The Seventh Seraph armor set quickly became one of the Destiny 2 community's favorites after it received its own set bonus, and if you want to get a full set for yourself, here's a quick farming guide for reference.

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Best Way to Farm Seventh Seraph Armor in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 Master Lost Sector Loot Image via GameRant; Source: Bungie

If you want to farm Seventh Seraph armor, you have two options:

Complete Lost Sectors

Do Public Events

Farming Master Lost Sectors is a great way to earn a bunch of different Destination-specific loot in Destiny 2, but unless you're strong enough to handle enemies that are stronger than you, then this method might prove to be a hassle.

Destiny 2 Master Lost Sector modifiers Image via GameRant; Source: Bungie

If you're lucky, you can get up to two Seventh Seraph armor pieces at the end of the Lost Sector, and you might even get a Tier 5 version. This doesn't even account for any Legendary Engrams that might drop from the enemies you fight inside Lost Sectors.

Builds with high sustain (like this Solar Hunter build for Destiny 2) should have no problem completing Master Lost Sectors. Just don't forget to bring weapons that can stun champions.

Public Event Farming

Destiny 2 Public Event Drop Seventh Seraph Helmet Image via GameRant; Source: Bungie

Public Events on Destinations are also great for farming loot, though they aren't always available, and they take a bit of time to start. If you have a few minutes to spare, or if you just want to chill for a bit, then waiting for a Public Event to start might be worth doing.

Also, the Monument of Triumph update introduced Distortions, Destination-wide events that make enemies stronger and drop better loot. Public Events in Distorted areas are quickly followed up by another Distortion-specific event that can drop even more loot than usual. More importantly, the gear you get while in a Distorted area have a high chance of being T5 drops.

Distortions last for an hour, and they rotate around all Destinations in Destiny 2. If you notice that the Cosmodrome is Distorted, consider participating in a few Public Events for a shot at getting high-tier Seventh Seraph armor drops.

Distortions also reward you with T5 versions of weapons that drop from whichever Destination they're active in.

Destiny 2: Seventh Seraph Armor Set Bonus

Destiny 2 Seventh Seraph armor set effects Image via GameRant; Source: Bungie

The Seventh Seraph set comes with the following bonuses:

2-Piece|Rasputin's Wrath: Final blows with area-of-effect damage, Solar abilities, Seventh Seraph weapons, or IKELOS weapons grant Warmind Charges . Each charge grants bonus Weapons and Grenade stats.

. Each charge grants bonus Weapons and Grenade stats. 4-Piece|Rasputin's Reprisal: While you have Warmind Charges, defeating powerful combatants, destroying constructs, or destroying Tangles releases a Solar detonation that damages combatants and heals allies.

The Seventh Seraph set's 2-piece bonus should be enough to catch the interest of players, especially anyone who's a fan of Seventh Seraph and IKELOS weapons or Solar subclasses in Destiny 2. The 4-piece bonus opens up some spicy Strand and Stasis builds too, so consider using a full Seventh Seraph set if your build involves producing lots of Tangles or Stasis Crystals.