How a Flawless run actually works
Trials of Osiris is Destiny 2's weekend PvP endgame, live from Friday reset to Tuesday reset. It runs on a Passage — a card that tracks your wins on a single ticket — and going Flawless means reaching 7 wins with zero losses on that card. There's no partial credit for the top prize: a single loss ends that clean run, and you start a fresh card. Clear all seven and the exclusive Lighthouse social space opens with rewards available nowhere else, which is why only a small fraction of players manage it in any given weekend.
The carry itself comes two ways. A recovery has our PvP specialists take the card to Flawless on your account while you're away; you log back in with Lighthouse access and the loot already earned. A play-along carry puts you in the fireteam alongside two elite duelists — they anchor the fragging and callouts, you contribute presence and pick up positioning and engagement habits live over voice. Play-along costs more than recovery because of the extra coordination time, and it's the only route that credits participation-based triumphs that require your own presence in the match.