Destiny Rise of Iron: Recommended Light Level for Raid (Wrath of the Machine)

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Raid Recommended Light Level – Destiny: Rise of Iron

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While many Guardians have been enjoying all of the new content currently available in Destiny’s Rise of Iron expansion, there’s one thing that veterans are still eagerly anticipating: the Wrath of the Machine Raid.

Just like the raids that have come before it, Wrath of the Machine aims to put teams of Guardians through their paces as they have to communicate and use everything they’ve learned in the game to succeed. However, being a high enough light level is going to make your job a lot easier when you’re being swarmed by enemies.

The recommended light level for Wrath of the Machine is 360. That doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be that level, though. Depending on your skill level and the team you have with you, it’s likely you’ll be able to get away with your light level somewhere around 340. Obviously, the closer you are to the recommended light level, the easier you’re going to find Rise of Iron’s new raid.

If you’re looking for some tips and tricks on how to level up your light level quickly in preparation for Wrath of the Machine, we’ve got you covered.

For more Destiny: Rise of Iron help, check out our wiki for guides and tips!


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