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Destiny 2 Eyes of Tomorrow: Multi-Target Rocket Launcher

Eyes of Tomorrow fires tracking rockets at several targets at once. Here is the Deep Stone Crypt source and how Adaptive Ordnance works

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Eyes of Tomorrow is an exotic rocket launcher with two traits that make it unlike any other heavy. Eyes on All tracks and fires at multiple targets at the same time. Adaptive Ordnance rewards big volleys: defeat four or more combatants with a single volley and the next one hits harder and refunds ammo.

How to get Eyes of Tomorrow

The weapon drops from the Deep Stone Crypt raid. It is a random encounter reward, so farm the raid weekly until it appears. Deep Stone Crypt is one of the shorter raids, which makes the farm tolerable.

How to play Eyes of Tomorrow

Save it for groups. The multi-target tracking is wasted on a single boss, but against clustered enemies one volley can trigger Adaptive Ordnance immediately. In PvE add-clear, fire at the center of a pack and let the rockets spread. Against bosses, use it in short windows between adds.

The Eyes of Tomorrow catalyst

The Eyes of Tomorrow catalyst boosts handling and reload speed, which lets you keep volleys cycling during long encounters. Farm it from raid and playlist activity with the weapon equipped; the catalyst guide covers the completion steps.

Eyes of Tomorrow mistakes with Adaptive Ordnance

  • Using it on single targets.
  • Wasting it before the adds spawn.
  • Forgetting that Adaptive Ordnance refunds ammo, so aggressive play feeds itself.

FAQ

Is it good in PvP? Multi-kills happen, but tracking rockets are easy to sidestep in the Crucible.

What is the best raid use? Clearing encounter adds without spending primary ammo.

Does it need the catalyst? The reload boost helps, but the weapon works without it.

Eyes of Tomorrow checklist, from farm to catalyst

  • Farm Deep Stone Crypt for the drop.
  • Fire into clustered enemies.
  • Chain volleys for Adaptive Ordnance.
  • Farm the catalyst in playlists.

Is it worth masterworking? Yes, if you run it in PvE. The swarm missiles consume the magazine, so reload and handling masterworks shorten every cycle.

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Sources & References

This guide is verified against the game's own data and official communications. For patch notes, current balance, and authoritative specifics, consult the references below. Where a precise number cannot be verified, we explain the mechanic rather than invent a figure.