How to Get Wish-Keeper Strand Exotic Bow in Destiny 2

Will you wield the Wish-Keeper or the Wish-Ender?

Finally, we have a bow in every color. Here’s how to get the Wish-Keeper Exotic Strand Bow in Destiny 2.

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How to Get Wish-Keeper Strand Exotic Bow in Destiny 2

We’ve got Solar bows, Arc bows, Void bows, and even Stasis bows. But with the Wish-Keeper, we’ll finally have a bow for all those Strand users. And its Refit Catalysts ensure that all players can customize it to suit their builds.

Here’s how to get the Wish-Keeper in Destiny 2.

The Wish-Keeper was released during the Season of the Wish. And during that season, it could be obtained by completing the story missions up to Apophasis. Once you reach this story mission, Riven unlocks the exotic mission Starcrossed.

Getting your first Wish-Keeper is as easy as completing the Starcrossed Exotic mission. This mission sends you through to the Black Garden, where you’ll find the culprit who scattered Riven’s clutch in the first place.

However, if you’re playing after the Season of the Wish, it’s likely that Starcrossed will enter the Exotic Mission rotator. To find the Exotic Mission rotator, go into the Destinations tab, then Legends, and then select the featured weekly Exotic quest.

The Exotic Mission that’s available will depend on the day, as they’re on a set schedule. Currently, only Operation: Seraph’s Shield, Presage, and Vox Obscura are on rotation. But once Avalon and Starcrossed join them, it means that you’ll only be able to access Starcrossed every five weeks. So, when it’s available, be sure to grab it. Especially if you’re grinding for a specific Catalyst Refit!

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A Staff Writer at Prima Games since 2022, Daphne Fama spends an inordinate amount playing games of all stripes but has a soft spot for horror, FPS, and RPGs. When she’s not gaming, she’s an author and member of the Horror Writers Association with a debut novel coming out in 2025. In a previous life, she was an attorney but found she preferred fiction to contracts and forms