Joe Thomaselli
Destiny 2 Festival of the Lost 2022 Start & End Dates
For the short and sweet answer, Festival of the Lost will arrive on Tuesday, Oct. 18, at the weekly reset. It’s a little later than last year, but nonetheless, the event should run for three weeks and leave on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at the weekly reset.
All Festival Of The Lost 2022 Rewards
While we don’t have a full official list of rewards just yet, we do however, have confirmation of a few upcoming rewards for the event. Here’s what we know:
Will There Be A Festival Of The Lost Title?
Bungie is changing the format of FOTL a bit this year, as they had with Solstice of Heroes earlier this summer. Similarly with Solstice, FOTL will receive an Event Card, where players must complete certain objectives throughout the game to earn exclusive rewards. While we don’t know what these rewards just yet, we can expect it to be similar to some of the Solstice rewards, such as sparrows, ships, and emotes. When players completed all the objectives on the Event Card, they earned a brand new title for the Solstice event, Flamekeeper. With that in mind, it is all but certain we will see a brand new title for FOTL this year. Completing the title will also grant further progress on the Reveler title, from which players must complete all of the Holiday Event Cards. Currently, we still have to wait until the next Solstice event rolls around in July 2023 to earn the Reveler title. That’s all we know for Festival of the Lost 2022 so far. As a reminder, Festival of the Lost will arrive in Destiny 2 on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at the weekly reset. For more related info and other Destiny 2 news, including frequent updates of what’s coming in the universe, check our related articles below.
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