How Destiny 2 raid carries work
Every raid comes two ways. A recovery (account sharing) means our raiders complete the raid on your account while you're offline — you log back in to find the loot collected and the triumphs and completion registered. A carry (self-play) means you join the fireteam and play through every encounter yourself alongside skilled team-mates, which doubles as a sherpa run: the booster explains each mechanic with callouts and real-time guidance, and you earn the kills and damage needed for participation triumphs. Carries cost roughly 30% more than recovery because of the coordination and personal booster time involved.
Both methods deliver the same loot, because Destiny 2 uses a personal loot system — each player receives their own drops from every encounter, so nothing is shared or contested. Beyond a straight clear we cover weekly clears for pinnacle farming, encounter challenges and triumphs, title-specific requirements, and low-man completions such as trio and duo runs. Set your exact raid and options in the calculator for a transparent quote.