Destiny 2 The Inquisitor Boost

The Inquisitor drops exclusively from the Trials of Osiris activity. You can earn it from post-match rewards, Trials engrams at Saint-14, or by focusing it once you've unlocked a copy. It's available every weekend while Trials is active.

The base version drops from any Trials source. The Adept version is only available the week The Inquisitor is the featured flawless reward. Adept variants can use Adept mods and come with slightly better stats, making them ideal for high-end PvP.

Once you get your first drop of The Inquisitor from Trials matches or rank-ups, it becomes available for focusing. You'll then be able to use Trials engrams and Glimmer to roll more versions at Saint-14.

No. The Inquisitor is not craftable and does not drop with Deepsight (red border) frames. All farming must be done through Trials drops or focusing.

The Inquisitor rotates into the loot pool as the weekly flawless reward on a fixed schedule. While the base version is always available from Trials engrams, the Adept version can only be farmed during its featured week.

Yes. As an Arc slug shotgun, The Inquisitor pairs well with Arc 3.0 subclasses. Perks like Golden Tricorn or Bait and Switch can synergize with Arc grenades and abilities for burst DPS in PvE.

Opening Shot provides a large boost to aim assist and accuracy on your first trigger pull. For slug shotguns like The Inquisitor, this often means the difference between a clean one-shot kill and a miss — making it essential in Trials duels.

Closing Time is better suited for defensive, slow-paced playstyles. It increases precision accuracy while ADS'ing at a distance — helpful if you hold lanes or take long-range slug fights in maps like Midtown or Eternity.

Lone Wolf activates when you're away from allies, granting bonuses to handling, accuracy, and reload — perfect for solo players or those flanking. Perpetual Motion offers bonuses while in motion and is more versatile for aggressive or mobile play.

Slug shotguns rely on precise headshots and have a strict damage falloff curve. Maximizing range allows for consistent one-shot kills at 10+ meters, which is crucial in high-stakes PvP environments like Trials and Survival.

A PvE-focused Inquisitor should include Envious Assassin or Demolitionist in the first column, and Bait and Switch or Golden Tricorn in the second. This offers damage synergy with grenades and increases reload/damage potential in tougher content.

Yes. During checkout, you can list which perks you're targeting (e.g. Opening Shot + Accurized Rounds). We'll farm Trials engrams and drop chances until a copy with those perks is obtained.

If The Inquisitor isn't the current flawless reward, we can still farm the base version via Trials matches and engram turn-ins. Once it rotates back in, we can continue with Adept-specific farming.

Yes. Everything earned — including weapons, Trials engrams, gear, materials, XP, and Saint-14 rank progress — stays on your account. We do not remove or transfer any items.

Absolutely. If you choose the Stream option, we'll provide a private viewing link so you can watch every Trials match, drop, and step of the process in real time.

Yes. Choose the Self-Play option to join our team directly. Our boosters will carry you through Trials while you stay in full control of your character — perfect if you want to learn or enjoy the content while getting results.