Destiny 2 Legend of Acrius quest - How to complete the World-Eater and On the Comms quests

Publish date: 2022-12-31

Destiny 2 World-Eater is a mysterious quest you can pick up as you begin to delve into the end game that leads to unlocking the Legend of Acrius Exotic weapon.

You need a bit of luck to see it start, and part of unlocking it is completing the Leviathan Raid - so hope you had a team with you willing to help you along the way.

How do you start the Destiny 2 World-Ender Quest

Unlike certain other Exotic weapon quests - such as the Rat King or Mida Multi-Tool - starting the World-Eater quest has a degree of randomness to it.

First, you need to kill Cabal until one drops an item named On the Comms. It appears that any Cabal will do, and though most people find it during in a Patrol activity, it could also drop in a Strike, too.

Another possible requirement could be having to finish the game's story first, according to DeadKeybladeHero on the Destiny subreddit and this explainer video by MisterBo:

Destiny 2 World-Ender quest steps to unlock the Legend of Acrius

Once you have the On the Comms item, you can make a start on the World-Eater questline. You can see this in your Power weapon slot, telling you to:

To cover these 'communication ciphers', you must kill Cabal, who will from begin to drop them at random at a reasonably low drop rate. Any Cabal from any activity should grant you these items, but to be safe we stuck to Nessus.

Where are the Red Legion on Nessus? In the south west The Cistern area. Roam around and you can find them out in the open, but if you're stuck, try the lone Lost Sector there, as well as the Invitation from the Emperor Adventure to also learn some interesting backstory for the Raid and its possible cast.

Once you have all five, the quest will then update. Prior to the Leviathan Raid unlocking, this was called the Await the World-Eater quest step, but is now named Destroyer of Worlds. Complete the Raid to complete it, which our Leviathan guide can help you with.

Season of the Haunted is here! Get up to speed with our levelling guide. For The Witch Queen, learn how to get Exotics including Dead Messenger and Parasite. Late last year, we saw the Bungie 30th Anniversary, which adds the Grasp of Avarice dungeon, Strange Coins and new Exotics, including the Gjallarhorn and Forerunner.

Once you take down the final boss of the Raid, you'll receive a new item, which gives you the End the Arms Dealer quest step:

Unlike other Strikes, this allows you to select the Strike from inside the EDZ Patrol as part of the questline. It has a recommended Power level of 300, and comes with a time limit to make your life is a little more difficult, but you can extend it by shooting blue Anomaly orbs that appear throughout the Strike, adding 30 seconds to your timer.

You can watch a full playthrough of the Strike, as well as the subsequent steps, in this video by Unknown Player:

Once you have done the Strike, it will update to Back to the Bazaar, which has you speak to Benedict 99-40 who will give you the Legend of Acrius weapon. Huzzah!

Though you have the weapon, there is more still to do. The quest now updates to the Cabal Killer, which all must be performed with your newly received Legend of Acrius weapon.

Anywhere in the game, and in any activity, you can complete the above - as long as it's with the Acrius weapon.

Next you have to complete His Highness's Seal, which has you complete bosses in the Raid for Emperor Seals. Each one completed gives you a Seal, and you need 10 in total.

Following this is the final quest step to complete the Raid on Prestige difficulty. Doing so will give you the Exotic Ornament 'The Emperor's Pleasure' for Legend of Acrius. Here's a video by K1LL SW1TCH 64 showing it in action:

As a recap, it's an Arc Exotic Shotgun with the Shock Blast perk that delivers a healthy dose of Arc damage, and the last of the four Exotic weapon quests found in Destiny 2 - unless Bungie has hidden away more to be revealed in the days and weeks to come.

This isn't the first Exotic weapon to be tied to Raid progress. In Destiny's second major expansion Rise of Iron, Outbreak Prime featured multiple steps involving completing the Raid in order to unlock it, and it appears that Destiny 2 is doing something similar.

Locking an Exotic weapon behind an end-game activity is arguably a little unfair for those players who can't or don't want to play it, but it also gives those keen to replay the Raid something extra to unlock.

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