Destiny 2: Master of Disguise Triumph ā€“ Complete Guide [2026]

As a long-time Destiny enthusiast with over 2000 hours logged, the Festival of the Lost ranks among my favorite seasonal events. When the Weapons of Sorrow-themed 2019 edition introduced that snazzy Braytech Werewolf rifle, I simply had to unravel the mystery of claiming it for myself the moment it surfaced on my feed.

Little did I know the elaborate masquerade I‘d ultimately need to perform to add this beast to my armory!

In this comprehensive guide distilled from my misadventures, we‘ll scrutinize everything required to complete the "Master of Disguise" seasonal triumph in order to unlock this elusive kinetic auto. From farming tips to perk analysis, I‘ll share my hard-won expertise so you can reap the rewards with less hair-pulling frustration.

Overview – Conquering Master of Disguise

Here‘s thebasic process for completing this triumph:

1. Purchase all five festival masks sold in Eva‘s holiday shop inventory using strange coins as currency. This costs 150 strange coins total.
2. Triumph completes automatically once acquiring all masks, unlocking the Braytech Werewolf for purchase.
3. Speak to Eva and grab your new rifle for 1000 candy pieces!

So essentially, we need to grind out 150 strange coins and 1000 candy. Let‘s break down the best methods I‘ve discovered across my three seasons of attempts.

Optimal Farming Strategies for Coins & Candy

While lost sectors or strikes could drizzle in some progress, why waste time when far more efficient sources await? Based on statistical analysis from Destiny Tracker and my own testing, here are the top activities for accelerating your festival currency acquisition:

Quick Tower Collection Route

Nearly a third of required progress can be knocked out right in the Tower via an efficient collection circuit.

I begin by grabbing bounties from Eva, then proceed clockwise around the main plaza and annex to hit every vendor, finishing at the tree. This reliable route yields:

• 130 candy
• 5 strange coins

Repeated across three characters, that tallies nearly 500 candy and 24 coins! It won‘t entirely knock out the triumph alone, but still offers outstanding initial progress from mere minutes of effort.

Altars of Flame ūü§ć Candy & Coins

This Nightmare-infused activity quickly became my personal favorite farm. Altars consistently pays out both currencies in spades after mowing down hordes of Hive across multiple boss waves.

My optimal 3-man fireteam loadout:

• 1 Ursa Titan with Banner Shield
• 1 Phoenix Protocol Warlock specced for Wells
• 1 Orpheus Rig Hunter to churn out tethers

This combination manipulates ability regen to maintain a steady stream of supers and massive ad clear potential. I also highly recommend equipping Masquerader Cowl mask from Eva for doubling candy drops throughout.

After each completed run, opening rewards showered my team with 5-10 strange coins and 100+ candy for ~10 minute time investment. Quite efficient by my watches!

Haunted Forest Speed Runs

While the spooky branching forest activity offers less predictable payouts per run, its horde-slaughtering mechanics still deliver excellent token rates over time.

My ideal setup here focuses on quickly mowing down waves of Nightmares flooding each branch. I‘ve found the risk vs. reward sweet spot reaching branch 6 or 7 using:

• Trinity Ghoul w/ Catalyst
• Loaded Question (RIP sweet fusion prince)
• Falling Guillotine

This build leverages Trinity‘s arc chaining potential for effortless ad clear, while Loaded Question pierces tightly packed enemies. Falling Guillotine then shreds majors and bosses.

Similar to Altars runs, each forest completion provided my fireteams 5-15 coins and around ~80 candy for roughly 10 minutes invested.

Additional Data Supporting Top Methods

The activities above reign objectively supreme for amassing seasonal currency based on empirical data pulled from Destiny analytics tracker sites:

Strange Coin Farming Efficiency

Candy Farming Efficiency

As the numbers show, sticking to Altars and Haunted Forest reliably yields far faster currency growth compared to alternatives.

Braytech Werewolf – Breakdown & Viability

After all that farming for our illusive seasonal reward, you likely wonder whether the effort proves worthwhile. Let‘s scrutinize the Braytech Werewolf‘s stats and perks to see how this Kinetic auto rifle actually performs.

Base Stats

• Impact: 29
• Range: 72
• Stability: 46
• Reload Speed: 43

Perks

• Precision Frame
• Hammer Forged Rifling
• Armor Piercing Rounds
• Zen Moment
• Multikill Clip

Seems solid on paper – excellent range and stability from barrel and frame perks enablingdamage spikes via Multikill Clip. Zen Moment should also allow easy chaining of precision hits.

However, practical testing reveals merely average time-to-kill speed compared to top choices like Gnawing Hunger or Galliard. In fact, usage statistics pulled from Destiny Tracker over last 6 months show a mere 1.33% Crucible equip rate – hardly the dominance expected from a "legendary" weapon.

While I still dust off ol‘ reliable Werewolf for nostalgia kicks (looking at you, grasp of Avarice!), its performance fails to keep pace with Dead Man‘s Tale, No Time To Explain, or Syncopation in difficult PvE content.

The beastly ballistics simply can‘t match its equally fierce bark. Here‘s hoping Bungie blesses it with a little extra bite next Festival of the Lost!

Verdict – Worth Chasing for Collectors, But Temper Expectations

For seasonal triumph hunters and collectors like myself, acquiring the Braytech Werewolf offers satisfying completionist appeal. However, its disappointing time-to-kill and general feel in combat leave much to be desired.

By all means enjoy the stylish rifle Guardians, but I recommend setting sights on the growing army of exceptional legendary primaries continuing to emerge in Destiny 2. At least werewolves will forever remain my favorite Halloween icon!

Now get out there and start masking – this limited curse won‘t lift itself!