How to Get Ergo Sum in Destiny 2: The Final Shape

Ergo sum is an exotic sword in Lot 2added The final shape expansion. Not only is this the sword you saw on your grave in the Corridors of Time – which gives it significant significance – it can also roll with exotic benefits from other exotic weapons. It is also the first special weapon sword Lot 2.

In this Lot 2 guide, I will guide you through it how to get Ergo Sumincluding an overview of the missions you’ll need to complete (including both parts of “Queens”), plus the potential weapon benefits you can get for Ergo Sum.


How to Get Ergo Sum in Destiny 2

Unlocking Ergo Sum is fairly easy Destiny 2: The Final Form. Here’s a quick overview of everything you need to do:

  • Completely The final shape campaign
  • “Destined Heroes” — “Queens, Part 1”
  • Search ‘Found in the dark’
  • Search for ‘Lost in the Light’
  • “Destined Heroes” — “Queens, Part 2”

How to complete ‘Queens’ and ‘Destined Heroes’ in Destiny 2

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Once you end up back in The Lost City after the campaign, talk to Ghost and he will give you some knowledge and then tell you the “Destined heroes” treasure hunt. From here, tune in to the radio and then start the “Queens, part 1‘search in the area.

Queens isn’t a story mission, but it’s as simple as one, aside from a section about unlocking Hive runes. Tip: When you kill one of the Hive Knights, they will drop a sword, which you can use to direct elemental damage to the Hive runes.

The game gives you a brief explanation of this, but you are not told one thing: you must enable all three runes in that specific element before the mission continues. Continue until you finish ‘Queens’.

A Guardian receives the Convalescence: Rootbound mission from Micah-10 in Destiny 2

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To talk with Micah-10 once you load back into The Lost City and pick up “Recovery: root-bound”, which will be important for getting another exotic, Microcosm. From there you talk to Cayde-6 in The Lost City to take up the exotic quest”Wild card”, which you must not only complete to participate in the Salvation’s Edge raid, but also gets you the Still Hunt Exotic. Talk to Ghost again and get the “Found in the dark” And “Lost in the lightquests, which allow you to further develop your prismatic skills. Follow the steps to complete both missions.

After helping Caiatl and Mithrax, it’s time to get into “Queens, part 2”, which you can find in The Lost City. This is another simple mission, so follow the objectives until you complete it.

A Guardian obtains Ergo Sum from a veiled statue in Destiny 2

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When you land back in The Lost City, talk to Ghost again and he will give you the Dyadic Prism. Travel to the new landing zone in Sacraium, located on the far right of the map, to claim your first Ergo Sum sword and gain the ability to gain random rolls.


Ergo Sum list of weapon benefits

A look at the Ergo Sum Exotic sword with the Arc Conductor perk on it

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Each time you get an Ergo Sum, it comes with a different sword frame, different blade perks, different guard perks, and one of the many exotic perks from other weapons – which also affect the element type of the sword.

The one benefit that is always on Ergo Sum is Transcendental Duelist, which allows the weapon to use special ammo, but causes you to pick up less ammo when you pick up a rock from the ground. It also causes kills with Ergo Sum to charge both Transcendence bars. While you are Transcendence, Ergo Sum deals more damage and killing targets extends your Transcendence window.

A map of The Pale Heart overlooking the Matchmade version of Overthrow in Destiny 2

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To get more Ergo Sum Swords, you can complete the new ones Scout bounty system on The Pale Heart (you can get two swords per week through this) or you can farm the matchmade version Overthrow activity, which seems to have no limit.

As for what you can get on Ergo Sum, here’s the list of exotic benefits via Light.gga database site for Lot 2:

  • Wolfpack Round (Gjallarhorn): Heavy attacks give cluster missiles to sword bearers.
  • Gather Light (traveler’s choice): Storing a weapon restores skill energy based on final hits.
  • Sacred Flame (Ticuu’s Divination): Heavy attacks mark targets, light attacks detonate them.
  • The Perfect Fifth (Polaris Lance): Every five hits causes a delayed explosion.
  • Arc Conductor (Riskrunner): Heavy attacks cause a bolt of lightning to hit the user.
  • Stormbringer (Cloudstrike): Quick finishing blows create a thunderstorm.
  • Unplanned Delay (Telesto): Heavy attacks send out delayed, exploding projectiles.
  • Insectoid Robot Grenades (The Colony): The final blows deploy robot grenades.