Skeleton Keys drop as loot in the strike playlists, as you'd expect, so your best bet is to keep running strikes. I wish I could call this section "Skeleton Key farming guide" but as of launch week nobody's figured out how to get around Bungie's systems yet. No more collecting class items for Titans when you're a Hunter main. So what? So if you already have the items unique to a specific strike, you can skip the chest and save your enhanced loot roll for another one, or even use them only for a specific strike if you're chasing just one item. Spend your key and you have a chance at getting the strike-specific loot. At the end of certain strikes, after beating the boss, you'll find a special chest you can only open if you have a Skeleton Key. Skeleton Keys should take some of the frustration out of the search for these items. Not what you were looking for? Maybe our Destiny: Rise of Iron guide has the answer. If you didn't even know these existed, that's because getting hold of strike-specific loot has been pretty damned difficult and frustrating.
Examples include the unique class items dropped by the Psion Flayer bosses in the Dust Palace strike, and Hood of Malok Hunter helmet dropped in the Blighted Chalice. What's strike-specific loot? A pain in the butt up until now, that's what: it's gear you could only get through random loot drops in specific strikes. Skeleton Keys make Destiny: Rise of Iron loot collection a little more fair.ĭestiny: Rise of Iron makes an important change to one of the shared-worlds shooter's lesser known system: strike-specific loot.
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