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Destiny 2 The Witch Queen guide: Trust Goes Both Ways region and faction chest locations
Ryan Gilliam (he/him) has worked at Polygon for nearly seven years. He primarily spends his time writing guides for massively popular games like Diablo 4 & Destiny 2.
“Trust Goes Both Ways” in Destiny 2: The Witch Queen is a new mission you’ll pick up from Fynch, the friendly Hive Ghost who serves as the vendor in Savathun’s Throne World.
You’ll pick up this quest early on in The Witch Queen campaign, but it isn’t central to the plot. The quest serves to show you around the new location, and isn’t required to finish the campaign. However, it will net you some sweet Throne World weapons, armor, and Fynch reputation.
All told, Truth Goes Both Ways is a very straightforward quest. If you mark the quest in your journal, the game will show you where to go most of the time. However, there are two sections where you’ll need to find chests in the Throne World: Region and Faction.
There are only nine Region chests in the Throne World, and you’ll need to find all of them if you want to complete this quest. The Region chests are all marked on the map with a symbol, but they can still be tricky to find.
In this guide we’ll tell you the difference between Region and Faction chests, as well as where to find all the gold chests in Savathun’s Throne World.
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