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How to get Cipher Decoders in Destiny 2

How to get Cipher Decoders in Destiny 2 Festival of the Lost

Eva Levante is back in The Tower for The Festival of the Lost event, with the Haunted Forest being this year’s featured game mode. You can find lots of treasure in the Haunted Forest, but you’ll need to get your hands on some Cipher Decoders to open the chests. Here’s how to get Cipher Decoders in the Destiny 2 Festival of the Lost.

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How to get Cipher Decoders in Destiny 2 Festival of the Lost

Players can get Cipher Decoders by playing in regular game modes outside of the Haunted Forest. Game modes that award Cipher Decoders include Gambit, Crucible, and Nightfall. Cipher Decoders open the rewards chests granted at the end of Haunted Forest activities. 

Players will find five optional caches at the end of each Haunted Forest activity. The caches only open with Cipher Decoders, which drops randomly from activities and world drops. Each cache only requires a single Cipher Decoder to open it and can contain legendary gear, random rolls of Braytech Werewolf and Horror Story auto rifles, masks, and Festival of the Lost shaders. You can open up to five caches per Haunted Forest completion.

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The Braytech Werewolf and Horror Story are two featured exclusive auto rifles for this year’s event. Make sure to mix up the game modes you play and do world events so you can get enough Cipher Decoders to open up all the caches. 

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