Destiny 2 Grasp of Avarice Loot Table: Every Drop Listed
Today I will show you the absolute best solo farm for the yearning echo set from the grasp of avarice dungeon. This set should be farmed on all 3 classes a S+ set.
Solo Farming Grasp Of Avarice.
Yearning Echo Sets.
Easy High Solo DPS Hunter.
Table of Contents
Grasp of Avarice Loot Table by Encounter
What Update 9.7.0 Changed
The Four Legendary Weapons
Yearning Echo Armor and Its Set Bonuses
Gjallarhorn Is Not in the Loot Table
Gear Tiers: What Featured and Master Actually Drop
How to Target Farm a Specific Drop
Cosmetics: Emblems, Shaders, and the Sparrow
Key Takeaways
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Destiny 2 Grasp of Avarice loot table guides still describe the version of the dungeon that Bungie replaced in June 2026. They list artifice armor, they skip gear tiers, and they promote a four-piece set bonus that Bungie has since switched off in the Crucible. Farm from those pages and you waste checkpoints. Here is the current drop list, encounter by encounter.
Grasp of Avarice Loot Table by Encounter
Grasp of Avarice has three reward encounters. Each one pulls from its own slice of the pool, and only the final boss can drop everything.
First encounter - Phry'zhia, the Insatiable
Matador 64 (Arc shotgun)
Leg armor
Class item
Second encounter - Fallen Shield
Hero of Ages (Arc sword)
Gauntlets
Chest armor
Third encounter - Captain Avarokk, the Covetous
Matador 64
Hero of Ages
Eyasluna (Stasis hand cannon)
1000 Yard Stare (Void sniper rifle)
Every armor slot in the set
The practical consequence has not changed since launch: Eyasluna and 1000 Yard Stare come from Captain Avarokk and nowhere else. If either gun is your chase, the first two encounters are a waste of your time.
The Skywatch loot cave, where every Grasp of Avarice run starts and where the first Reaver Vandal spawns if you are still chasing the Gjallarhorn catalyst.
What Update 9.7.0 Changed
Update 9.7.0, released on 9 June 2026 as Monument of Triumph, was Bungie's final major content patch. It reworked every pre-Edge of Fate raid and dungeon reward pool at once. Per Bungie's Update 9.7.0 patch notes, those activities now drop tiered armor with unique set bonuses, tiered weapons with new origin traits, and craftable raid weapons with updated perk pools.
For Grasp of Avarice specifically, three things moved:
Weapon perks. All four legendary weapons received reworked perk pools. This was the first refresh since the dungeon launched in December 2021.
A new origin trait. Every dungeon weapon now carries Unburied Treasure.
Armor set bonuses. The Grasp of Avarice armor became the Yearning Echo set with a two-piece and four-piece bonus attached.
The dungeon still requires the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack. That did not change in 9.7.0, and it is included with Destiny 2: The Collection if you would rather buy the bundle.
The Four Legendary Weapons
Four legendary weapons, not five. Some guides count Gjallarhorn in the legendary list and arrive at five, which is wrong on both the count and the rarity. The Monument of Triumph dungeon gear listing on light.gg, which reads Bungie's item API, returns exactly four.
Eyasluna - Adaptive Frame hand cannon, Stasis damage, Kinetic slot. The 9.7.0 refresh pushed it toward PvE, adding Firefly, Headstone, and Chaos Reshaped to a pool that previously read as a pure Crucible gun.
Matador 64 - Precision Frame shotgun, Arc, Special ammo. Still the reference point for Precision shotguns, and Precision frames took a 20% PvE damage increase in 9.7.0. Perpetual Motion or Threat Detector into Opening Shot is the Crucible roll; One-Two Punch is the reason to keep a second copy.
1000 Yard Stare - Adaptive Frame sniper rifle, Void, Special ammo. The most PvP-weighted of the four. Its refreshed pool did little for PvE.
Hero of Ages - Vortex Frame sword, Arc, Heavy ammo. Quietly the biggest winner of the patch: 9.7.0 cut the Vortex frame heavy attack cost from six ammo to four.
All four roll with Unburied Treasure, the dungeon's origin trait: readying the weapon grants a period of rapidly decaying accuracy and range, and swords gain increased lunge distance.
One detail the loot tables tend to skip. Anti-Champion 2.0 removed anti-Champion artifact mods and tied the effect to weapon archetype instead. Adaptive and Precision frames both map to Barrier, so Eyasluna, Matador 64, and 1000 Yard Stare all pierce Barrier shields intrinsically. Sword frames follow a different mapping, so check Hero of Ages in-game before you build around it. Holding the Gear Stats button on any weapon now shows its anti-Champion behavior directly.
Four legendaries, not five. All of them roll with the Unburied Treasure origin trait, and Gjallarhorn is not one of them.
Yearning Echo Armor and Its Set Bonuses
The armor is one set with three class variants: Twisting Echo Suit for Hunters, Descending Echo Suit for Titans, and Corrupting Echo Suit for Warlocks. For set bonus purposes all three count as Yearning Echo, and you need any four of the five pieces to switch on the full bonus, which leaves the fifth slot open for an Exotic.
Two-piece - Untold Greed: picking up ammo, Orbs of Power, or Elemental pickups, or destroying a Strand Tangle, grants stacks of Untold Greed. Stacks slightly reduce damage taken and give reload speed to equipped weapons. Some stacks are lost when your shields break.
Four-piece - Overflowing Coffers: while you hold stacks of Untold Greed, Orbs of Power and Elemental pickups provide more of their respective energy, and Strand Tangles deal increased damage. When your shields break, all stacks convert into a fountain of Orbs of Power.
The Overflowing Coffers caveat
This is where most currently ranking guides are out of date, and it matters before you commit a farming week to the set.
Overflowing Coffers has been switched off twice. On 12 June 2026, three days after the update, the Destiny 2 Team disabled the bonus outright, citing a bug where Tangles dealt more damage than intended and pointing at that weekend's Pantheon launch. Then on 1 July 2026 the team announced a second, narrower action: Overflowing Coffers was being disabled in Crucible environments because rapid Super generation was distorting PvP, while continuing to function in PvE modes.
So the four-piece is a PvE bonus now. Bungie's own wording is that it keeps working outside the Crucible, and no later hotfix through Update 9.7.0.4 has reversed that. Since 9.7.0 was the final major patch, treat the Crucible restriction as permanent rather than temporary.
The two-piece Untold Greed is untouched, which makes a two-piece Yearning Echo split a reasonable Crucible option even now.
Gjallarhorn Is Not in the Loot Table
Gjallarhorn is the dungeon's Exotic, but it does not drop from any encounter. It comes from the "And Out Fly the Wolves" quest, which requires the 30th Anniversary Pack and culminates inside Grasp of Avarice. Running the dungeon a hundred times will not produce one.
The catalyst is different. That one really does come out of the dungeon, but only after you already own the rocket launcher. Per Destinypedia's Grasp of Avarice entry, a Reaver Vandal spawns in three locations if you do not yet have the catalyst: under Skywatch, at the Rusted Gangplank, and in the Sunken Lair. Damage each one, take the Cursed Engram it drops, and open the nearby chest while carrying Burdened by Riches.
The catch that costs people a week: the first two chests must be opened for the third Vandal to spawn. Start from a checkpoint and the chain breaks. The catalyst requires a single uninterrupted run from the beginning.
Gear Tiers: What Featured and Master Actually Drop
Gear tiers, not artifice mod slots, are what decide whether a run is worth doing. Older guides frame Master as "artifice armor," which described the previous Armor 2.0 system. Bungie's current rotator rules read differently:
Featured dungeon, standard: Tier 5 weapons and armor, farmable
Featured dungeon, Master: Tier 5 weapons and armor, farmable
Featured dungeon, Director Challenge: Tier 5 weapons and armor, weekly lockout
Featured dungeon, hidden chests: Tier 5 weapons and armor, weekly lockout
Non-featured dungeon, standard: Tier 3 weapons and armor
Non-featured dungeon, Master: Tier 5 weapons and armor
Read that last pair carefully, because it is the single most useful line in the whole rotator. On a week when Grasp of Avarice is not featured, standard difficulty gives you Tier 3, but Master still gives Tier 5. If you can clear Master, you always have a Tier 5 source available.
Two raids and two dungeons are featured each week, so an unfeatured week is not dead time as long as you can handle Master.
Worth knowing before you dismantle anything: gear tier is the part you can raise later, through Weapon Level Boost and enhanced components at the crafting table. The trait columns you rolled are the ones you keep. Judge a drop by its perks first and treat the tier badge as the fixable half.
Captain Avarokk is the only encounter that can drop all four weapons, which is why his checkpoint is the one worth holding.
How to Target Farm a Specific Drop
Update 9.7.0 added Attunement, and it changes farming strategy more than any perk rework did. From the Accessories section of your inventory, above Consumables, you can attune to one weapon per category for a given activity. The attuned weapon then drops at a much higher rate. You can change the selection freely at any time.
That does not replace checkpoint farming, it stacks with it. The efficient loop:
Attune to the weapon you want before you launch.
Wait for a week when Grasp of Avarice is a featured dungeon, so drops are farmable instead of once per character.
Take a checkpoint at the encounter that drops your target. First encounter for Matador 64, second for Hero of Ages, third for Eyasluna or 1000 Yard Stare.
Wipe deliberately at the encounter start to lock the checkpoint, then reload and repeat.
If Eyasluna is the goal, skip steps involving the earlier encounters entirely. The final boss is the only source, and it also drops the other three weapons, so a Captain Avarokk farm is the only one that covers the full pool.
Cosmetics: Emblems, Shaders, and the Sparrow
Beyond weapons and armor, the dungeon carries a small cosmetic pool tied to its Triumphs and the wider 30th Anniversary content:
Gjallarswift - Exotic sparrow
Hraesveglur - Exotic ornament for Gjallarhorn
Absolutely Cursed - Legendary emblem
Piratical Ambitions - Legendary emblem
Ensilvered Snare - Legendary shader
Note the last one. Several loot table guides list Ensilvered Snare as an emblem. light.gg's reading of the item API has it as a shader, and it is worth knowing which slot you are chasing before you attempt a flawless run for it.
The harder cosmetics gate behind solo, flawless, and Master completions. Community databases disagree on exactly which Triumph pays out which reward, so check the objective text in your own Triumphs screen before committing to a specific run type.
One thing Grasp of Avarice does not have is a seal. It predates dungeon seals along with Prophecy, Pit of Heresy, and The Shattered Throne, so there is no title to chase here regardless of what a collection checklist implies.
Yearning Echo drops as three class variants and remains one of the better transmog sets in the game, which is reason enough to keep spare pieces.
Key Takeaways
Grasp of Avarice drops four legendary weapons, not five. Gjallarhorn is quest-locked and never drops from an encounter.
Eyasluna and 1000 Yard Stare come only from Captain Avarokk. Matador 64 comes from the first and third encounters, Hero of Ages from the second and third.
Update 9.7.0 gave all four weapons refreshed perk pools and the Unburied Treasure origin trait.
The armor is the Yearning Echo set. The two-piece Untold Greed works everywhere; the four-piece Overflowing Coffers is disabled in the Crucible and functions in PvE.
Master difficulty drops Tier 5 gear even on non-featured weeks, when standard difficulty drops only Tier 3.
Attune to your target weapon before launching, then farm the relevant encounter checkpoint during a featured week.
The Gjallarhorn catalyst needs one uninterrupted run from the start. Checkpoints break the chest chain.
Frequently Asked Questions
What weapons drop from Grasp of Avarice?
Four legendary weapons drop: Eyasluna, a Stasis hand cannon; Matador 64, an Arc shotgun; 1000 Yard Stare, a Void sniper rifle; and Hero of Ages, an Arc sword. All four carry the Unburied Treasure origin trait. Gjallarhorn is tied to the dungeon but comes from a quest rather than the loot table.
Which encounter drops Eyasluna?
Only the third and final encounter against Captain Avarokk, the Covetous. Neither Phry'zhia nor the Fallen Shield encounter can drop it, so farming the final boss checkpoint is the only route.
Is Grasp of Avarice still worth farming?
Yes, more than at any point since 2021. Update 9.7.0 gave all four weapons new perk pools and added the Yearning Echo armor set with two-piece and four-piece bonuses, so the rolls and set bonuses are worth chasing even if you cleared it years ago.
Do you need the 30th Anniversary Pack for Grasp of Avarice?
Yes. The dungeon requires the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack, which is also included with Destiny 2: The Collection. That requirement survived the Monument of Triumph update.
How do you farm Grasp of Avarice for unlimited loot?
Play it during a week when it is one of the two featured dungeons. Featured dungeons drop farmable Tier 5 gear from standard and Master difficulty. On non-featured weeks standard difficulty drops Tier 3, but Master still drops Tier 5.
What does the Unburied Treasure origin trait do?
Readying the weapon grants a period of rapidly decaying accuracy and range. On swords, it grants increased lunge distance instead. Every Grasp of Avarice legendary rolls with it automatically.
What is the Yearning Echo armor set bonus?
The two-piece, Untold Greed, builds stacks from ammo, Orbs of Power, Elemental pickups, and destroyed Strand Tangles, giving damage reduction and reload speed. The four-piece, Overflowing Coffers, increases energy from pickups and converts stacks into Orbs of Power when your shields break.
Does Overflowing Coffers still work?
It works in PvE. Bungie disabled it in Crucible environments in July 2026 after rapid Super generation became a balance problem, and confirmed at the time that the bonus continues to function in PvE modes.
Does Grasp of Avarice drop artifice armor?
That framing belongs to the older Armor 2.0 system. Under the current rules, Master difficulty drops Tier 5 weapons and armor whether or not the dungeon is featured that week, which is the actual reason to run it.
How do you get the Gjallarhorn catalyst?
Finish the Gjallarhorn quest first, then defeat the Reaver Vandal in three locations across a single run, at Skywatch, the Rusted Gangplank, and the Sunken Lair, opening the nearby chest each time. The run has to start from the beginning, because the first two chests must be opened before the third Vandal appears.
Does Grasp of Avarice have a seal or title?
No. It is one of four older dungeons without a seal, alongside Prophecy, Pit of Heresy, and The Shattered Throne. Newer dungeons from Duality onward each have one.