Destiny 2 Events Calendar: PvE, PvP, Xur (2026)

What’s Going On Now in Destiny 2? (July 2026)

Now that the final event, Moment of Triumph, has ended, there’s not much coming next. Bungie has given up on Destiny 2 and moved on to Marathon, but at least Destiny 2 remains alive through its (mostly) fantastic community. While we might not ever get another update for Destiny 2, that doesn’t mean things come to an end.

The newest activity that people are excited about is the newest rendition of Pantheon, which lets you play through three encounters that were from vaulted raids. I really wish we could have gotten the full raids back, but at least we get some of them. Other than that, raids/dungeons, grandmaster-level activities, and other endgame content are still full of Guardians trying to grab some loot, regardless of what comes next.

This Week in PVE

• Featured Raids:
  • Salvation’s Edge and Vow of the Disciple
• Featured Dungeons:
  • Vesper’s Host and Duality
• Featured Grandmaster Vanguard Alert & Weapon:
  • Exodus Crash (Adored)

With Moment of Triumph, Bungie really left the PVE in a good state. Nothing is really too overpowered right now, and it feels like there are a strong variety of weapons that are good across all the endgame content. The main three activities that rotate on a weekly basis now are the raids, dungeons, and grandmaster alert (strike, usually). As we venture into the new era of Destiny without updates and seasons, I’ll add to this list as the weekly rotation circles around. I doubt it will change again unless something major changes, or to add Desert Perpetual into the rotating raid pool eventually.

This Week in PVP

• Trials of Osiris: Active this Weekend (Check Back Friday)
• Iron Banner: Next Active on August 7 (Probably)
• Standard Modes: Control (6v6), Competitive (3v3), Momentum Control (6v6), Showdown (3v3), Rumble (FFA), Sparrow Racing League (FFA)

PVP is also in a pretty good state going forward. We have Trials of Osiris most weekends as usual, with Iron Banner also set to return on a monthly basis from now on. Iron Banner has always been my favorite of the PVP activities, and that hasn’t changed recently. I’m really glad Iron Banner is staying, as it already sucks enough losing the seasonal events. Trials of Osiris should continue on indefinitely as well, giving PVP players a good rotation of competitive and casual events to look forward to. For those who prefer a more casual experience, there are also a bunch of the usual modes like Control and Rumble. There’s also the long-requested return of Sparrow Racing. Better late than never.

Xur’s Inventory – Returns on Fridays

Check back Friday for Xur’s inventory.