Destiny 2 has a new Ascendant Challenge to complete following Tuesday's Weekly Reset. In this short guide, we'll tell you where the challenge is located, how to finish it, where to find the Ahamkara Bone lore piece and Toland's location.
Where is Destiny 2's Week 9 Ascendant Challenge?
The Ascendant Challenge for this week is located in the Spire of Keres, which is where you spawn when you're first introduced to the Dreaming City. It's also where offerings are handed to the Oracle. The portal is located on top of this rock structure.
Completing the Week 9 Ascendant Challenge
As far as the actual completion process is concerned, this is probably one of the easiest Ascendant Challenges, depending on the version of it you actually get. There's one easy version that fills the room with Taken Mines and another that features Taken Boops that can knock you off the side.
No matter which roll you get, the goal is the same. Just jump up the platforms until you reach the very top of the arena. On that roof, a Taken Phalanx will spawn with a few other enemies on the side. Even solo, it should be pretty easy to knock out with a few Supers.
Once you beat him, the chest spawns in the central platform.
Lore and Toland Locations for Week 9
Toland changes location based on the version of the challenge you get. If you have Boops, you'll find Toland halway up on the creepy tree-like thing to the right. With Mines, he's on the left somewhat towards the middle on the rocks.
The Ahamkara Bone piece is inside the hand of the second broken statue in the back of the arena. Jump down from here.
The spot looks like this.
That's all there is to know about Destiny 2's latest Ascendant Challenge. Enjoy your Powerful Gear and come back next week for more.
Destiny 2 is available now on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Were you able to beat this week's Ascendant Challenge in Destiny 2? Did you find Toland? Tell us in the comments section!
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