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*Complete [[Trials of Osiris]] matches (random chance) | *Complete [[Trials of Osiris]] matches (random chance) | ||
*Complete the Weekly [[Nightfall]] [[Strike]] (random chance) | *Complete the Weekly [[Nightfall]] [[Strike]] (random chance) | ||
*Complete the [[Prison of Elders]] | *Complete the [[Prison of Elders]] level 34 and 35 challenges. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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- "A volatile synthesis of energized matter and self-modifying energy constructs."
- — In-game description
Etheric Light is an end-game upgrade material used to upgrade Legendary equipment to the maximum available Attack or Defense levels.
How to obtain
Etheric Light can be obtained through a variety of methods:[1][2]
- Reach rank 3 in Iron Banner (random chance, once per character per event)
- Reach rank 5 in Iron Banner (random chance, once per character per event)
- Complete Trials of Osiris matches (random chance)
- Complete the Weekly Nightfall Strike (random chance)
- Complete the Prison of Elders level 34 and 35 challenges.
Trivia
- Etheric means multiple things; one possible definition is a substance pertaining to the upper regions of space, or the heavens. Another is the theoretical substance that occupies all space, used to explain electromagnetic radiation but later disproven with the existence of photons.
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