How to complete the Totems Challenge in King’s Fall Raid in Destiny 2

The Master challenge for the King’s Fall raid has arrived to Destiny 2. This is a much more difficult encounter for Destiny 2 players, but it comes with plenty of rewards, and there are a series of challenges you can complete for those looking to unlock the Kingslayer title. The Totem’s encounter challenge is called The Grass is Always Greener, and you will want to bring a coordinated team to complete it. This guide covers how to complete the Totem’s Challenge in King’s Fall Raid in Destiny 2.

How to complete The Grass is Always Greener Challenge

The Totems challenge, The Grass is Always Greener, is a significant ordeal with a lot of coordination. On top of the standard coordination expected for this encounter, to complete The Grass is Always Greener challenge, you must alternate sides each time you turn in at the center, and you cannot grab the same buff twice in a row.

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So, the standard way to complete The Totems encounter is one party member standing on a Totems on one side of the room, defending it from enemies. They will stand here, gaining stacks of Deathsinger’s Power while killing enemies, so long as they have the Brand of the Weaver buff after killing a specific Knight. Once their rotation is finished, they swap buffs with a player to make their way to the middle, and bank their passive.

Typically, players stick to one side and work with a small group rather than everyone in their party. For the Grass is Always Greener Challenge, you have to make sure to switch sides, and you need to make sure you do not collect the same buff twice in a row. You cannot repeatedly go to the same side whenever it’s your turn to stack Deathsinger’s Power. Everyone will want to coordinate when they are swapping sides and ensure one side does not have too many teammates, potentially neglecting the other. This might take a few attempts to get right, but if you fully understand the first encounter, this next part shouldn’t be too significant of a change.