How to get the new raid and dungeon Exotic catalysts in Destiny 2

Find every new Destiny 2 raid and dungeon Exotic catalyst location, including guaranteed drops, Pantheon boss sources, RNG farms, and the exotic ownership rule you need to know.

QUICK ANSWER
Almost all of the new catalysts drop from raid and dungeon boss encounters — many of them routed through Pantheon — and for the guaranteed ones you must already own the exotic before the catalyst will drop.

Destiny 2’s latest update (reported as the Monument of Triumph update) folded a fresh batch of Exotic catalysts into raid and dungeon encounters, and a lot of them run through Pantheon. This is a per-catalyst rundown: which weapon’s catalyst comes from which boss, whether it’s a guaranteed drop or a roll of the dice, and the one rule that quietly gates the whole list.

Why owning the exotic comes first

🔑 keyThe single most important thing to know before you queue up: for the catalysts that are reported to be guaranteed, you have to already own the exotic weapon itself, or the catalyst simply won’t drop when you clear the encounter. That’s the creator-stated rule rather than an officially confirmed one, so treat it as the safe assumption and double-check your collection before a run — there’s no point clearing a boss for a catalyst the game won’t hand you.

Beyond that, the set splits neatly into two buckets. Most of these are guaranteed once you meet the ownership requirement, while a handful are pure RNG that you’ll want to farm. The table below maps every catalyst to its source; the prose underneath sorts out the guaranteed-versus-chance nuance the table can’t carry per row.

Every new catalyst and where it drops

Catalyst Where it drops Drop type / notes
Conditional Finality Master Nezarec, Root of Nightmares Guaranteed
Anarchy Insurrection Prime, Pantheon Chance (RNG)
Euphony Master Witness Guaranteed (reported)
1,000 Voices Morgeth (Pantheon) or Riven/Queenswalk, normal Last Wish Chance — farm keys
Eyes of Tomorrow Taniks, Deep Stone Crypt Chance — farmable
Collective Obligation Master Rhulk, Vow of the Disciple Guaranteed (reported)
Divinity Consecrated Mind (Pantheon) or Sanctified Mind, normal Garden of Salvation Guaranteed
Tarrabah Gahlran, Pantheon Guaranteed
Xenophage Zulmak, Pit of Heresy Guaranteed
Wish-Ender Final Shattered Throne boss Reportedly bugged

The bulk of the list behaves the same way: clear the named encounter while you own the weapon and the catalyst is yours. That covers Conditional Finality from Master Nezarec in Root of Nightmares, Divinity from the Consecrated Mind Pantheon encounter (or Sanctified Mind in normal Garden of Salvation), Tarrabah from Gahlran in Pantheon, and Xenophage from the Zulmak encounter in Pit of Heresy.

A couple of these are called out as guaranteed only on the strength of a team going a perfect run — Euphony from Master Witness and Collective Obligation from the Master Rhulk encounter in Vow of the Disciple both reportedly dropped first try for everyone, so they’re very likely guaranteed but not officially confirmed. Anarchy is the clear outlier on the consistent side: it’s only a chance during the Insurrection Prime Pantheon encounter, so don’t expect it on a single clear.

The two you’ll genuinely grind are 1,000 Voices and Eyes of Tomorrow. The former can come from the Morgeth Pantheon encounter or from Riven / Queenswalk in normal Last Wish, and the latter drops from the Taniks encounter in Deep Stone Crypt — both are chance-based, which is exactly where the farming tips below come in.

Farming the RNG catalyst drops faster

Start with the rule that headlines everything: for the guaranteed catalysts, get the exotic into your inventory first, because that’s what unlocks the drop in the first place. Once that’s sorted, the only real grind is the two chance-based weapons.

💡 pro tipFor 1,000 Voices, the efficient route is to farm five ethereal keys in the Riven encounter and then complete Queenswalk to maximize your chances at the catalyst per cycle, rather than running it blind.
Farming ethereal keys in the Riven encounter before Queenswalk
Farming ethereal keys in the Riven encounter before Queenswalk | Novers/YouTube

For Eyes of Tomorrow, the Taniks boss can be melted in a couple of minutes with a coordinated team running Truth, which turns it into a fast repeatable farm where a full fireteam can rack up attempts quickly.

QUICK WIN

Own the exotic before you farm its catalyst — the guaranteed catalysts reportedly won’t drop until the matching weapon is already in your collection, so claim the exotic first and confirm it’s there before you start clearing.

The Wish-Ender catalyst bug to watch for

⚠️ watch outOne catalyst comes with a warning. Wish-Ender can be acquired from the final Shattered Throne boss, but at the time of writing it was reported as bugged, with a fix said to be planned shortly after. That status is time-sensitive and has very likely changed since, so check the current state before you burn a run on it — if it’s been patched, the final boss is your source; if not, it may be worth holding off a day or two.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to already own the exotic before its catalyst will drop?
For the guaranteed catalysts, yes — the reported rule is that the catalyst won’t drop unless you already own the matching exotic weapon. It’s a player-stated requirement rather than an officially confirmed one, so claim the exotic first and treat ownership as a prerequisite for those clears.
Which of these catalysts are guaranteed versus random chance?
Most are guaranteed on a clear once you own the exotic. Euphony and Collective Obligation are reported guaranteed (full teams got them first try), while Anarchy is only a chance during the Insurrection Prime encounter, and 1,000 Voices and Eyes of Tomorrow are chance-based drops you’ll want to farm.
Can I get these catalysts outside of Pantheon, in the normal raid or dungeon?
Some, yes. 1,000 Voices can come from Riven/Queenswalk in normal Last Wish, and Divinity can come from the Sanctified Mind encounter in normal Garden of Salvation. Others are tied to their own raids and dungeons directly — Conditional Finality in Root of Nightmares, Eyes of Tomorrow in Deep Stone Crypt, Collective Obligation in Vow of the Disciple, and Xenophage in Pit of Heresy — while Pantheon simply routes several of the boss encounters into one activity.
Is the Wish-Ender catalyst working yet, or still bugged?
It was reported as bugged with a fix planned for shortly after, so its status has very likely changed by now. Confirm the current state before committing to a Shattered Throne run rather than assuming it’s still broken.

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