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Destiny Weapon Calculator

Project both Destiny weapon transcendence stages after Genesis liberation.

Ready to project

Choose at least one difficulty under Boss clear settings to build your transcendence schedule.

How it works

What this calculator covers

Destiny Weapon progression begins after Genesis liberation and continues through separate first- and second-transcendence stages. This calculator turns your current mission, banked Adversary's Determination, boss routine, and party sizes into stage completion dates. It models each stage's own costs, bank cap, mission restrictions, and reset order instead of treating the full journey as one continuous currency bar.

Track both transcendence stages

Choose the current mission, enter banked Adversary's Determination, set the projection date, and select repeatable boss difficulties and party sizes. The planner reports weekly income, Thursday resets, the remaining route, and separate dates for first and second transcendence. First transcendence contains three missions totaling 7,500 Determination with a 3,000 bank cap. Second transcendence contains three missions totaling 37,500 with a 15,000 cap.

The reset between stages matters

Suppose a plan starts August 10, 2026 on the third first-transcendence mission with 2,900 Determination and only a solo Extreme Kaling clear selected. The modeled first-transcendence completion is August 13. That reset's Kaling clear cannot be reused immediately for the new stage, so the first Kaling income event in the second-transcendence schedule appears on August 20. The reset-by-reset route makes that boundary visible instead of crediting one clear twice.

Party splits and solo mission gates

Boss rewards are divided by the selected party size and rounded down. The allowed party size depends on the boss; not every eligible Destiny boss supports a six-player selection. At each reset, the planner searches legal income and mission-clear orders, prioritizing the earliest first- and second-transcendence dates and then reducing loss at the active stage's bank cap. Destiny Mode missions are treated as mission requirements, while the calculator does not judge whether the character can clear them.

Where the schedule stops predicting

The schedule assumes the configured routine repeats without missed clears. A changed difficulty, party size, starting balance, current-week clear state, or mission moves future income. One-time rewards, event grants, future balance patches, and bosses outside the ruleset are not inferred. The completion dates are therefore planning estimates based on current rules, not promises that account for combat progression or calendar changes outside the selected reset routine.