Raids are a huge part of Destiny 2’s endgame. Whether you’re running through a years-old raid or the latest challenging adventure, there’s always loot waiting for you. And if you’re unable to get your hands on any raid loot due to weekly lockouts, you’ll definitely be getting Spoils of Conquest for your troubles.

Spoils of Conquest are Bungie’s way of rewarding players for raiding, and can also grant players access to raid-exclusive loot. Here’s everything you need to know about Spoils of Conquest in Destiny 2: how to farm them, and where to spend them.

Spoils of Conquest are a currency found by completing raids in Destiny 2. They’re earned by replaying encounters or opening secret chests, and they drop per character. Each time you open a secret chest on a character, you’ll earn three to five Spoils of Conquest, depending on which raid you’re doing.

Most players spend their Spoils of Conquest on weapons and armor from the vendor that you can find after defeating the raid boss. You can only purchase a piece of gear that has already randomly dropped in a previous run of that specific raid. Standard armor and weapons cost 20 Spoils, while Adept weapons cost 25 Spoils.