If you run it on three characters, your odds go up, and you stand a fair chance of getting at least one Strange Coins drop.Īlong those same lines, but for the PVP players, you have a nearly identical loot table in the form of Crucible Weekly Bounties from Lord Shaxx, which can also result in 20+ Strange Coins per character, and only take a few hours of dedicated effort to complete, even for average players. We don’t have exact data on the upper and lower limits, but we can definitely recommend grabbing two friends and getting these out of the way first. That’s right, Strange Coins are on the loot table for Nightfalls – and not a measly 4 or 5, either, but double digits – I’ve seen as many as 23 drop from a single Nightfall completion. So how do you take your fun, Guardian? Let’s begin by outlining your sources…įirst, we’ll review some quick hits that occasionally result in big money: Nightfalls. Strange Coins can now be earned pretty reliably by doing any activity in the game. The answer, as it turns out, is: they are everywhere. How exactly are we supposed to be able to pick up what Xur is laying down without some clear source of currency? That time ended with The Taken King, and the question we now ask has echoed through the Destiny community ever since – where, in all seriousness, have all the Strange Coins gone?
Year 2 Guardians may not be aware of this, but there was a time when we could run a Weekly Heroic Strike for a guaranteed 9 Strange Coins per character, yielding an easy 27 per week.
Thanks to all of you for indulging me there, and thanks to Paula Cole for twisting my heartstrings. If you’re like a lot of Year 1 Guardians, ever since The Taken King was released you’ve been singing a very wistful song:
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