The Destiny 2 Ehrathur's Horned Wreath has resurfaced now that the Dream Breaker fusion rifle it unlocks has been reissued. That's the good news; the bad news is that it's still a pain to find. So, whether you're looking to finish the Essence of Servitude to fill out your collection or farm for the ideal Dream Breaker, we've prepared a quick guide to help you find Ehrath'Ur's Horned Wreath.
How to find the Catacombs
The Catacombs is that long dark tunnel where you found the Hive glyph during Shadowkeep's campaign. To reach it in patrol mode, head to the Sorrow's Harbor landing zone in the northeast section of the Moon. Head southwest toward the Hellmouth, hugging the right wall until you reach a path leading downward. Keep descending, passing through the Gatehouse, until you reach the Circle of Bones.
From where you enter the Circle of Bones, the path to the Catacombs will be on your right side. Look for a large lantern on the right wall and go past it, not through the door below it. Hug the railing along the mouth of the Circle of Bones until you come to another hole in the wall on the right. Follow the GIF above if you get lost.
Once you're in the Catacombs, head down until you reach the first main chamber. As long as you have the Essence of Servitude on you, you'll find a unique yellow-bar Wizard named Malura, the Fated. Kill it and you'll receive Ehrath'Ur's Horned Wreath. Voila!
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