Finish Story – Finally, by finishing Destiny 2’s story, Zavala will grant you one exotic engram as a sign of congratulations. Every so often, a powerful enemy roaming around one of the planets may drop an exotic engram. Random Drops – We never thought it’d happen, but it can and does. Hand over Legendary Shards for some sweet exotic engrams, weapons, and more. He’ll be tucked away in any of the social areas in the game, so you’ll have to hunt him down. Xur – The Agent of the Nine returns in Destiny 2. How frequently exotics will drop remains to be seen. 
Raids – When Destiny 2’s first raid launches later this week, it’s sure to become one of the best ways to farm legendary and exotic engrams.
Again, exotic engrams aren’t guaranteed, but we’ve had some success farming them this way.
Strikes – After you complete one of Destiny 2’s Strikes, you’ll be rewarded with some loot. Leveling Up Vendors – Speak to the vendors and NPCs on all of the different planets, complete missions, challenges, and open chests to earn tokens, and then redeem these tokens for legendary and exotic engrams. It’s still a slim chance, but you can’t turn down better odds, right? Heroic Public Events – While Public Events in Destiny 2 will often see you bagging rare and sometimes legendary gear, activating one of the Heroic Public Events will give you an increased chance of bagging exotic engrams. Crucible – Though very rare, you can sometimes get exotic engrams dropping in Destiny 2’s PvP arena. You can get exotic engrams in a number of ways in Destiny 2, but almost all of them will require some serious hard work. Of course, every Guardian in the galaxy wants to get their hands on exotic engrams, so here’s what you need to know. These are highly-coveted, badass-looking, perk-filled weapons and armor that drop from those shiny, yellow exotic engrams. Much of the best gear comes in the form of exotics. Destiny 2 is all about blasting aliens in the face and getting the best gear that the game has to offer.
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