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[[File:TrialsofOsiris.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Guardians wearing Osiris gear]]{{Quote|Only the worthy may face the Trials of Osiris, for only the worthy are strong enough to endure what is to come. A string of victories will earn great rewards - but lose too many matches and you're out.|Event description}}

The '''Trials of Osiris''' are a [[Crucible]] event presided over by the [[Disciples of Osiris]]. It is an endgame Crucible event first introduced by the [[House of Wolves (expansion)|''House of Wolves'']] expansion.<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/7_Gearing-Up-for-House-of-Wolves/en/News/News?aid=12764 '''Bungie''' - Gearing Up for House of Wolves]</ref> It is available every weekend, from Friday to the weekly reset on Tuesday. It returned to ''[[Destiny 2]]'' during ''[[Season of the Worthy]]''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Bungie/status/1232516615280873472 '''@Bungie:''' ''"Trials of Osiris is back."'']</ref>  

Players who are lucky or skilled enough to obtain a Flawless Scorecard, which has nine wins and zero losses, are able to visit [[The Lighthouse]] on [[Mercury]]. Rewards include Trials-themed gear and an exclusive, limited-time [[Emblems|emblem]] that changes from time to time. At the launch of ''House of Wolves'', the emblem was the exotic-tier "Eye of Osiris" (currently the only exotic emblem in the game); ''[[The Taken King]]'' featured "Hic Jacet"; and the ''[[April Update]]'' introduced "Bastet's Dream". Once an emblem has been rotated out, it can no longer be obtained.

The return of Trials of Osiris in ''Destiny 2'' was mostly unchanged gameplay-wise from its previous iteration, prior to an overhaul during ''Season of the Lost''. Players were still obligated assemble a fireteam manually, though the number of wins playable on a passage was reduced to seven, with the bar for obtaining a Flawless passage reduced accordingly. Adept weapons were introduced during ''[[Season of the Chosen]]'', which can be additionally customized with stat-changing mods as an additional reward for going Flawless. The ''Season of the Lost'' overhaul came with the goal of making the event more attractive to players of lower skill levels. Passages now track up to 20 ''round'' wins and whether it is Flawless or not. Players will now gain reputation based on the number of rounds won at the end of a match, which goes towards earning a Trials engram at Saint-14. It is still possible to go Flawless, and doing so remains the only way to obtain Adept weapons. Matchmaking has also been enabled, round times have been reduced to 90 seconds, and special and heavy ammo are now reset at the beginning of each round, alongside a number of other changes to fix exploits and reduce cheating. Additional changes are planned, but will be tested during as of yet undetermined weekends during the season in the form of a Labs mode for the event.<ref name="d2revamp"/>