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Home»Gaming»Everything You Need to Know About the Sundered Doctrine Dungeon in Destiny 2

Everything You Need to Know About the Sundered Doctrine Dungeon in Destiny 2

Get that power level ready

Julio La PineBy Julio La PineFebruary 6, 20253 Mins Read
Destiny 2 Sundered Doctrine Details
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Episode: Heresy, Act I is bringing the Sundered Doctrine dungeon to Destiny 2, and those brave enough to enter it will need to prepare ahead of time. However, there are also a few things for those who prefer to join after the Contest Mode is over. From Twitch Drops to disabled items, and even the new power level requirement, are all things that every Guardian should know of because, let’s face it, we’ll spend some time in this instance, so it is better we know all things about it.

Contest Mode & Power Level Requirement

As usual, those who want to join the 48-hour dungeon race will need to gather a few things for the Sundered Doctrine Contest Mode. First and foremost, everyone will need a power level of at least 1995. This is the cap that those entering the race need to meet. After the first team completes the dungeon, the Regular Mode will be available for everyone. However, Guardians looking to reach the world-first in Sundered Doctrine will need to prepare ahead of time. So, get your team, weapons, and items ready before entering.

Disabled Items List

Speaking of items, the Sundered Doctrine dungeon also comes with its own disabled items list. Bungie has already updated the list the items that will be unavailable during the Contest Mode of Sundered Doctrine, as well as the items that are currently disabled in the game.

  • Microcosm (Disabled in all of Destiny 2).
  • Auto-Loading Holster Perk (Disabled during Contest Mode).
  • Class-specific Exotic Glaives (Disabled during Contest Mode).

The last two items will only be gone for the first 48 hours after the dungeon goes live, but after that, it all should go back to normal.

Twitch Drops

Sundered Doctrine Twitch Drops
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Those tuning into the Sundered Doctrine dungeon race will get the opportunity to earn a lot of Twitch Drops, such as the following:

  • Trigonic Amber emblem
    • Available to all viewers of the participating channels if you have your Bungie account linked with your Twitch account. You must watch the stream for one hour to unlock the drop.
    • Available on Evanf1997’s Twitch channel from February 7, 7:00 AM – 3:59 PM PT.
    • Available in small quantities across CBGray’s YouTube and Tiktok
    • Available on WiseThug and Merj1’s Twitch channels from February 7, 9:00 AM – 3:59 PM PT.
    • Available on Masseo’s Twitch channel from February 7, 9:00 AM – 3:59 PM PT.
    • Available on Nexxoss Gaming’s Twitch channel from February 7, 9:00 AM – 3:59 PM PT.
  • Gloaming Dark emblem
    • Available to all viewers of the participating channels, if you have your Bungie account linked with your Twitch account. You must watch the stream for two hours to unlock the drop.
    • Obtain the emblem by watching any opted-in Twitch channel streaming Destiny 2’s Sundered Doctrine dungeon from February 7, 4:00 PM – February 11, 8:59 AM PT.
  • Heretical Halation emblem
    • New Twitch sub drop for all opted-in Twitch channels streaming Destiny 2 between February 11, 9:00 AM – March 4, 8:59 AM PT.
    • Subscribe or gift a sub on Twitch to your favorite opted-in Destiny 2 streamer.
How To Complete Heresy Act I: Echoed Warnings in Destiny 2
Related: How To Complete Heresy Act I: Echoed Warnings in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 is now available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles.

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News/Guide Writer for The Nerd Stash. When not working, you'll find him playing Final Fantasy 14, any good JRPG, and modding Project Zomboid.

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