Destiny 2 titles are earned by completing a seal, which is a set of triumphs you finish in the game. To plan a title, open the Triumphs screen, pick a seal, track the remaining triumphs and match each one to an activity. Some can be done solo, and others are easier with a guide.
Last updated: November 3, 2026. Written by the Guardian Sherpa Team.
What is a seal in Destiny 2?
A seal is a collection of related triumphs. When you complete every triumph in the seal you unlock its title, which you can display on your character.
Titles are a visible record of what you have done, so many players treat them as long-term goals. Some seals can also be taken a step further, with extra objectives that let you display a gilded version of the title. Gilding requirements differ by seal, so read the seal's own text in game.
Who is title assistance for?
- Players with a nearly finished seal who are stuck on one or two group triumphs.
- Players with a long list who need help ranking which title to chase first.
- Returning players who want to know which old objectives are still available.
- Players without a regular fireteam who cannot schedule raid or dungeon challenges.
How do I plan a title?
- Open Triumphs and find the seal you want.
- Note which triumphs are still incomplete.
- Group them by activity so you can finish several in one session.
- Decide which ones you want help with and book a time.
Group triumphs by activity
The biggest time saver is grouping. If three of your remaining triumphs live in the same dungeon, a single dungeon run can clear all three. If they are spread across a raid, a dungeon and a ritual playlist, plan three separate sessions instead of one marathon.
Separate solo triumphs from team triumphs
Solo objectives, such as certain weapon or ability tasks, are yours to finish with regular play. Team objectives, especially raid and dungeon challenges, are where a Sherpa adds the most value. Marking each triumph as solo or team before you book makes your order page far more useful.
Can a Sherpa help with a title?
For triumphs that involve raids, dungeons or group activities, a self-play carry can help you complete the activity. We never complete triumphs by logging in as you. Browse our services or ask for a quote.
Related products include the Title and Seal Assistance sessions from $25, Trials of Osiris carries from $19 and Grandmaster Nightfall carries from $29, for seals that include those activities. Raid-related objectives are covered in our raid carry guide, and dungeon ones in the dungeon carry guide.
How does a title session work on Guardian Sherpa?
Every session is self-play. You stay signed in on your own account, and a Sherpa joins you through a normal in-game fireteam invite. We never ask for a password, and you can cancel for a full refund until a Sherpa accepts your order.
What happens in a planning session
You open your Triumphs screen and share your screen or read the list aloud. The Sherpa helps you sort remaining objectives by activity, flags any that look retired or unusually long, and leaves you with an ordered plan you can follow alone or turn into a guided session.
What happens in a guided session
You and the Sherpa run the group activities that match your remaining triumphs. The Sherpa explains each challenge, calls out the steps and checks your progress screen after each completion so you both know what moved forward.
What should I prepare before the session?
Planning session or guided session?
| Option | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Planning session (1 hour) | from $25 | Ranking several seals, checking what is still obtainable, building an order of attack |
| Guided session (2 hours) | $55 | Playing group triumphs with a Sherpa when the plan is already clear |
Session length is the time we book, not a promise that a whole seal will finish inside it. Seal sizes vary a lot, and some include objectives that depend on your own playtime.
How do I choose which seal to start with?
Choosing well matters more than playing fast. Compare your candidate seals using a few quick questions before you commit hours to one of them.
- How many triumphs are left? A seal with a few remaining objectives is the best place to start, because finishing it feels good and clears space on your list.
- How many need a group? The more team objectives remain, the more a scheduled session helps.
- Is anything time-limited? Seasonal or event objectives may disappear, so do those first.
- Do you care about the title? Chase the ones you want to display, not just the ones that look easy.
If two seals score the same, pick the one where several triumphs share an activity. That is where a single guided run produces the most visible progress.
What does a title session look like in practice?
Here is an example of how a two-hour guided session might be spent. The Sherpa adapts this to what actually remains on your list.
- First part: review the tracked triumphs, confirm which are group objectives and agree on the first activity.
- Main part: run the activity, apply the challenge steps and check the Triumphs screen after each completion.
- Final part: recap what is finished, decide whether a second activity fits in the time left and write down what remains.
What if a triumph does not complete as expected?
Occasionally a triumph needs one more attempt, or a step was missed. The Sherpa will explain what happened and try again if time allows. If it cannot be finished in the booked time, you leave knowing exactly what the next step is.
Can I bring a friend who also wants the title?
Yes, if the fireteam size allows it. Tell us on the order page, and note that triumph progress is tracked per account, so each player must complete the objective on their own account.
How long will a title take?
There is no honest single answer. A seal that is two or three group objectives away might be handled in one guided session, while a seal with many solo or long-running triumphs can take weeks of normal play. We give ranges only after looking at your actual list, and we always describe session length as booked time rather than a guaranteed result. If the Sherpa thinks a different approach would be cheaper, such as finishing the solo triumphs yourself first, they will say so.
Do seals change?
Yes. Some seals and triumphs are tied to past seasons or events and may no longer be available, so check the in-game requirements before you plan. Bungie has retired older seals before, which means some titles can no longer be earned at all. If a seal looks unavailable in your Triumphs screen, we will tell you before you spend money on it.
What are the common mistakes in a title hunt?
- Chasing too many seals at once. Pick one and finish it.
- Skipping the availability check. Retired objectives cannot be earned.
- Booking a guided session without a plan. Planning first usually saves time.
- Ignoring solo triumphs. Save the Sherpa's time for the group ones.
- Expecting a fixed finish time. Seals vary, and honest estimates are ranges.
What is and is not included?
| Included | Not included |
|---|---|
| Planning help on your own Triumphs list | Logging into your account to complete triumphs |
| Fireteam invite and challenge callouts | A promise that a full seal finishes in the booked time |
| Honest advice on retired or unavailable titles | Titles that can no longer be earned |
Related guides
- How a Destiny 2 self-play carry works
- Destiny 2 exotic and catalyst guide
- Trials of Osiris carry guide
- Destiny 2 coaching guide
- Guardian Sherpa FAQ and account safety
Frequently asked questions
How much does title assistance cost?
Guardian Sherpa title and seal assistance is from $25 for a one-hour planning session and $55 for a two-hour guided session. Planning covers which triumphs you have left and the fastest order to do them; the guided session plays group triumphs with you. See the Title and Seal Assistance page for current options.
Which titles are fastest to earn?
Raid and dungeon seals with a guided team are usually the fastest because most triumphs are encounter challenges that an experienced fireteam can trigger in one or two runs. Seasonal and ritual titles depend more on your own playtime.
Do you complete triumphs on my account for me?
No. Everything is self-play, so you are present and playing for every triumph. We plan, guide and run the group activities with you; nobody logs in as you on a self-play order.
Can every seal still be earned today?
No. Some seals and triumphs belonged to past seasons or events and have been retired, so they can no longer be earned. Check the seal in your Triumphs screen: if its objectives are listed as available, they can be worked on. We will tell you honestly if a title is not obtainable before you book.
What is the difference between a planning session and a guided session?
A planning session is one hour of reviewing your Triumphs, ranking the remaining objectives and building an order of attack. A guided session is two hours of playing group triumphs with a Sherpa. Many players do planning first and only book a guided session if group objectives remain.
Do I have to share my Destiny 2 login?
For self-play orders, no. You stay signed in on your own account and you stay signed in on your own account and join our fireteam through a normal in-game invite. On self-play orders we never ask for your password, your email login or your platform credentials. Piloted orders need secure account access, shared only after payment through your private order page. Read the account safety page for the full policy.
Can I cancel my order for a refund?
Yes, up to the moment a Sherpa accepts your order. Until then you can cancel from your order page for a full refund to the original payment method. After a Sherpa accepts, the customer-side cancel option closes, but our team can still cancel, refund or reschedule if something goes wrong. See the refund policy.
How do I book and what happens next?
Pick the run type on the product page and check out. You get a private order page where you confirm your platform, Bungie name and a time window. A Sherpa accepts the order, you receive a fireteam invite at the agreed time, and you play the activity together. Afterwards you have a 48-hour review window. The step-by-step guide covers each stage.