One player runs Divinity to lock Insurrection Prime in its debuff cage while four or five Hunters stack Still Hunt and the artifact’s Heart of Flame perks to dump burst damage into the trapped boss.
A quick way to melt Insurrection Prime built entirely around Divinity‘s debuff cage. The idea is simple: one Guardian pins the boss in place with the cage, and the rest of the fireteam pours stacked Still Hunt damage into it during that window. It’s a single-source piece of tech, so treat it as something to test rather than gospel — but the shape of the strat is clear enough to lay out.
What this Insurrection Prime cheese does
The whole thing comes down to two jobs. Divinity creates a cage on Insurrection Prime — the same debuff field Guardians already lean on for big damage phases — and that field is what makes the boss sit still and take amplified hits. Everyone else is on burst.
From there, a line of four or five Hunters running Still Hunt plus the season artifact’s Heart of Flame perks unloads into the caged target. There are no confirmed damage numbers, cooldowns, or costs attached to this — so don’t read precise figures into it. The method is “cage it, then burn it,” and that’s as specific as the source actually gets.
Fireteam roles and the loadout table
| Role | Weapon / Loadout | Job in the fight |
|---|---|---|
| Divinity anchor (1 player) | Divinity | Place and hold the debuff cage on Insurrection Prime. |
| Hunter burst line (4–5 players) | Still Hunt + Heart of Flame artifact perks | Stack damage into the caged boss during the window. |
The roster splits cleanly into one anchor and a burst line. A single Guardian carries Divinity and does nothing but keep the cage up on the boss. The remaining four or five players all run Still Hunt and the Heart of Flame artifact setup so their damage lands inside the debuff window.
Running the cage-and-burn during the damage window
In practice this plays as a method, not a tightly timed sequence — the run narrates it rather than demonstrating discrete on-screen steps. The Divinity user lands the cage on Insurrection Prime first, which is the cue for everyone else. Once the boss is locked in the debuff field, the Hunter line opens up with Still Hunt and burns it down inside that window.
Land the Divinity cage before the Hunter line opens fire — the stacked Still Hunt burst only pays off while the boss is locked in the debuff field.
Why this strat is barely confirmed
Be clear-eyed about the evidence here. This rests on one short community clip of roughly half a minute, and nothing else backs it up — no patch notes, no wider write-ups, no second showcase to cross-check the loadout against. The gear names in particular are unverified, and the “1% Chance” phrasing floating around this tech is unexplained, so it’s anyone’s guess whether that points to a drop rate, a spawn chance, or a success rate.
Setting up the roster before you queue
STEP 1/4
Pick your Divinity anchor
One Guardian equips Divinity and runs nothing but the cage on the boss.
STEP 2/4
Stack four or five Hunters on Still Hunt
The rest of the fireteam all run Still Hunt for the burst damage.
STEP 3/4
Load the Heart of Flame artifact perks
Players report slotting Heart of Flame across the artifact — described as “all seven slots,” though the exact layout isn’t confirmed.
STEP 4/4
Add the sensor piece the run mentions
A item called the “Queen’s full sensor” gets referenced, but the name may be garbled and isn’t a verified in-game label.
Video help
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players do you need for this Insurrection Prime cheese?
A full fireteam built around the strat: one Guardian on Divinity to hold the cage, plus four or five Hunters running Still Hunt and the Heart of Flame artifact perks to burst the boss.
Do you need Divinity, or can another debuff weapon make the cage?
The cage in this method specifically comes from Divinity — that’s the weapon called out for trapping Insurrection Prime. Whether another debuff source could stand in for it isn’t something the source covers, so you’d be testing that yourself.
Does this still work, or has it been patched?
Unconfirmed. It rests on a single short clip with no corroboration, and Destiny 2 changes boss and artifact tech between seasons, so it may already be patched. Verify it in-game before relying on it.
