Questions, answered

Bungie only shares what your privacy settings allow. On Bungie.net, open Settings → Privacy and let others see your Destiny activity history and progression, then look yourself up again.

The first visit to a big profile reads every activity report, which can take a few seconds; the line under the tabs shows the progress. After that, reports are kept, so it's quick. New activities show up a couple of minutes after they finish.

• Clear: you completed the activity.
• Full clear: a clear that started at the first encounter (not from a checkpoint).
• Flawless: a full clear with no deaths across the whole fireteam.
• Lowman: a full clear with three players or fewer (Trio, Duo, Solo).
• Day One: a clear within 24 hours of the raid's race start. Contest: a clear in Contest mode.

From Beyond Light (November 2020) until Season of the Haunted (May 2022), Bungie didn't record whether a run started fresh or from a checkpoint. Clears from that window can't be proven full clears, so we show them as unverified rather than guess.

Every ranked stat sits on Destiny's rarity ladder, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary and Exotic, and each grade has five divisions (I to V), so Legendary III beats Legendary I. Speed is ranked on your fastest full clear of each current raid or dungeon, added up. The thresholds are ours, not Bungie's.

By what players actually use. Destiny Portal reads public PvP and endgame PvE match reports and ranks each weapon by its share of kills over the last seven days: S is the top 10%, A the next 20%, B the next 30%, C the rest. A weapon needs at least 10 different players to be ranked.

Until a mode has 500 matches in the week, its tiers come from the community's god roll lists instead. The page says which source you're seeing. Weapon Lookup also shows each weapon's most used rolls.

You sign in on Bungie.net itself; Destiny Portal never sees your password. We only touch your gear when you ask, and you can revoke access any time in your Bungie.net settings. Details are on the Privacy page.

No. Destiny Portal is a free fan project built on Bungie's public API. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Bungie.