What is the max cap on Ascendant Alloy?

What is the Max Cap on Ascendant Alloy?

In Season 22, Bungie has decided to double the caps for Ascendant Shards, Alloys, and Enhancements in Destiny 2. With this update, players will be able to hold 30 Ascendant Shards and Alloys at a time. This has been a huge relief for many players, as holding onto these crafting materials had become a constant struggle due to their cap limitations.

What do Ascendant Alloys Cost?

To create Powerful Gear or add Enhanced Perks to your weapons, you need Ascendant Alloys. These can be acquired in various ways:

• Purchasing them from Rahool in the Tower for 400 Legendary Shards
• Completing Master Nightfall Strikes with all Champions dead at the end for a Platinum-tier reward
• Doing regular activities and raids, including the Wellspring on Master difficulty

How to Acquire Free Ascendant Alloys?

Free is always good, and if you can get something valuable without spending a single Ghostshell or Legendary Shard, why not? Here’s how:

• Complete Grandmaster Nightfall Strikes (yes, you read that right!)
• Master or Grandmaster Nightfall Strikes can drop Ascendant Shards

Can you Still get Ascendant Alloy from Nightmare Containment?

For those who had grown attached to getting these precious alloys from Nightmare Containment, fear not! Yes, you can still get them from:

• The Wellspring on Master difficulty
• Regular activities and raids
• Purchasing from Rahool in the Tower

Where can you Buy Ascendant Shards?

If you still need those Ascendant Shards and can’t farm them up, don’t worry. You can still purchase them from:

• Rahool in the Tower

• 50,000 Glimmer
• 10 Enhancement Prisms

It’s time to restock and keep on crafting. With this increased cap on Ascendant Alloys and Shards, players are free to experiment and tailor their arsenal to suit their playstyles. What strategies will you employ now that you can hold more materials? The possibilities are endless!