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Completing a raid rewards players with items not found elsewhere in the game. For example, Ascendant [[upgrade material]]s are common in chests, used to upgrade Legendary equipment. Some chests also have a chance to have an exotic weapon. Each boss fight also rewards a raid-specific legendary weapon or piece of armor. Completing the raid on hard mode will yield the best rewards, such as an exotic weapon not found elsewhere, such as the [[Vex Mythoclast]] from the Vault of Glass or the [[One Thousand Voices]] from Last Wish. Aesthetic items such as shaders, emblems, ships and [[Sparrow]]s are also given.

When [[Beyond Light]] was revealed, it was stated that many destinations were going to be 'vaulted' as part of the Destiny Content Vault, or DCV. This included all raids other than [[Last Wish]] and [[Garden of Salvation]].<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/49189 '''Bungie.net'''-'''Building a Viable Future in Destiny 2''']</ref> When [[Bungie Day]] and [[Moments of Truimph]] 2020 came around, the weekly raid reward lockouts were removed for the soon-to-be-vaulted raids, and players could farm as much as they wanted. The armor from these raids were given the Season of Arrivals max infusion cap, and so were the weapons and armor from Garden of Salvation and Last Wish.<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/7/en/Seasons/Events/MomentsOfTriumph '''Bungie.net'''-'''Moments of Triumph''']</ref> Raids that are vaulted in the future will likely receive a similar treatment.