Trials of Osiris Returns on June 12 with New Rewards and Map Changes

Trials of Osiris returned on June 12, 2026, marking the first Trials weekend after the launch of Monument of Triumph.

This is not just a normal Trials weekend. Bungie has changed how Trials works, giving players more map variety, more weapon opportunities, and a better way to target the rewards they want.

Trials of Osiris Is Back After Monument of Triumph

Trials of Osiris is returning for the first time since Monument of Triumph, Destiny 2’s final major live service update.

With this return, Bungie is changing the Trials reward and map structure. The playlist should now feel less repetitive from week to week, while also giving players more control over the loot they are chasing.

Three Trials Maps Each Weekend

The biggest gameplay change is the new map setup. Instead of playing on one fixed Trials map for the entire weekend, players will now face each other across three maps each weekend.

This should make Trials weekends feel more varied and less predictable. In the old system, one disliked map could define the entire weekend. With three maps active, players will need to adapt more often and prepare for different sightlines, lanes, and engagement ranges.

What This Means for Players

• Trials weekends should feel less repetitive.
• Players will need to prepare for multiple map types.
• Loadout flexibility will matter more than before.
• Teams may need to adjust strategies from match to match.

For players who enjoy map variety, this is one of the most important Trials changes in the Monument of Triumph update.

All Trials Weapons Can Drop Every Weekend

Bungie is also changing the Trials weapon reward structure. Instead of having only one featured Trials weapon each weekend, all Trials weapons can now drop every weekend.

This is a major improvement for players who are chasing specific rolls. Previously, players often had to wait for the right featured weapon week before farming seriously. Now, the full Trials weapon pool is available every weekend.

Why This Change Matters

• You no longer need to wait for a single featured Trials weapon rotation.
• Every Trials weekend has more potential loot value.
• Players can keep farming even if they already have the old weekly featured weapon.
• The playlist becomes more rewarding for regular PvP players.

This makes Trials a better long-term grind, especially for players who still need multiple weapons from the reward pool.

Inventory Attunement Helps You Target Rewards

Although all Trials weapons can drop every weekend, Bungie is adding a way to help players focus their rewards.

Players can now attune from their Inventory to increase the chance of getting the Trials weapon they want.

This does not mean the attuned weapon is the only thing that can drop. Instead, attunement gives players a higher chance at the selected reward while still keeping the broader Trials loot pool active.

Best Way to Use Trials Attunement

• Pick the weapon you want before starting your Trials session.
• Use attunement to increase your odds of getting that weapon.
• Keep playing across the weekend since the full weapon pool remains active.
• Switch attunement later if you finish farming one weapon and want to chase another.

This system should make Trials farming feel more flexible while still preserving the excitement of random weapon drops.

New Trials of Osiris Armor Set

Alongside the map and weapon changes, Bungie also confirmed that a brand-new Trials of Osiris armor set is available to earn.

This gives both regular Trials players and returning Guardians another reason to jump into the playlist. The new armor set is part of the refreshed Trials reward structure after Monument of Triumph.

For players who care about fashion, endgame PvP rewards, or collecting new gear sets, this will likely be one of the main reasons to play Trials after June 12.

Trials Is More Rewarding After June 12

The June 12 return gives Trials of Osiris a much stronger reward loop. Instead of a single map and one featured weapon, players now have three maps, a full weapon pool, reward attunement, and new armor to chase.

That means every Trials weekend should offer more variety and more reasons to keep playing, even for Guardians who already own several older Trials weapons.

What Changed in Trials of Osiris?

• Trials returned on June 12, 2026.
• Trials now features three maps each weekend.
• All Trials weapons can drop every weekend.
• Players can attune in their Inventory for a higher chance at a specific reward.
• A new Trials of Osiris armor set is available to earn.
• The changes arrived after the Monument of Triumph update.

Final Thoughts

Trials of Osiris returning on June 12 is a big moment for PvP players. The playlist now has more map variety, a more open weapon reward pool, and a better way to target specific drops through Inventory attunement.

For players who skipped Trials in the past because they disliked waiting for one featured weapon or playing the same map all weekend, this update should make the playlist feel more rewarding and less repetitive.

If you are planning to jump into Trials after Monument of Triumph, make sure to check your attunement before you start farming and prepare for multiple maps each weekend.

Source: Bungie’s “This Week in Destiny – 06/11/2026” update.