While this may sound pretty straightforward, many Destiny 2 players have been struggling to reach this rank. To get Redrix’s Claymore in Destiny 2, you’ll need to unlock Rank 3, “Fabled,” in the Crucible. While the Claymore is no longer obtainable, you can still obtain the Broadsword.
It’s the companion gun to the uber rare Redrix’s Claymore, which less than 1% of players have ever received. Redrix’s Broadsword is a Legendary Pulse Rifle that was released in Season 4 of Destiny 2. If you have a 50 per cent win / loss rate in competitive Crucible, you need to play around 440 games to get the necessary 2200 points to reach the Fabled Glory Rank. To get it, you need to reach the “Fabled” Glory rank in competitive Crucible. In order to move up the ladder (in this case, the different Glory ranks), you will need to win more matches than you lose. Winning games grants Glory points that will help you climb the ranks and losing games will cost you points. In a nutshell, Glory is a skill ranking system. This means if players are a player in Mythic or Legend they’ll need to hop into the Competitive playlist at least three times a week to maintain their status. Unlike Valor, Glory ranks will be lost when losing or quitting Competitive matches, and rank losses occur faster when players lose matches consecutively.
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