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Division 2 Exotic Weapons Boost

Buy a Division 2 exotic weapons boost and have an experienced booster get the exotic you want onto your own character, from St. Elmo's Engine, Scorpio and The Capacitor to Lady Death, Bullet King and Nemesis, or a bundle of several at once. The booster farms the drops, earns the blueprints and craft

Available Offers

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What's included

Every Division 2 exotic weapons boost includes:

  • The exotic weapon or weapons in your order, earned on your character.

  • Any blueprints, faction materials and crafting steps the weapon needs.

  • All other gear, crafting materials and E-Credits that drop while farming.

  • Updates from the booster until each weapon is in your inventory.

Not included: the rare raid and incursion exotics that have their own pages, and exotic armor. For those, see Division 2 gear and exotics or the Division 2 exotic armor boost.

Options

Prices are set by each seller and depend on these choices.

Option

Choices

How it changes the order

Exotic weapon

The exotic named in the offer, from assault rifles and SMGs to LMGs, shotguns, rifles, marksman rifles and pistols

Exotics from harder sources take longer to earn and cost more.

Bundle

Several exotics in one order, such as a raid exotics bundle or a two-weapon Paradise Lost bundle

Bundles cost less than ordering each weapon separately.

Method

Piloted or self-play

Piloted: the booster earns the weapon on your character while you take a break. Self-play: you join the booster's group and play the activities together.

Platform

PC, PlayStation or Xbox

Offers and prices are listed separately for each platform.

Division 2 exotic weapons you can order

Choose the weapon for your Division 2 exotic weapons boost from the groups below.

Group

Examples

How they are usually earned

General exotics

St. Elmo's Engine, The Capacitor, Lady Death, Chatterbox, Bullet King, Scorpio, Sweet Dreams, Nemesis, Mantis, Doctor Home and Busy Little Bee

Faction blueprints from Retaliation and its kill squads, crafted with faction materials, plus exotic caches and drops.

Seasonal and event exotics

Fafnir, Vertigo and other seasonal rewards

The Season Pass, events and seasonal activities, while their routes are open.

Expansion exotics

The Ratel from Echoes of Central Park

Central Park content, on accounts that own the expansion.

Bundles

Raid exotics, the Paradise Lost pair and Master Climax rewards

Several activities completed until every weapon in the bundle drops.

Eagle Bearer, The Ravenous, Regulus, Ouroboros, Prima Donna, Steel & Sons ACR and The Bighorn have dedicated pages, such as the Eagle Bearer boost and the Ouroboros boost.

Requirements

Before you order a Division 2 exotic weapons boost, make sure you have:

  • A level 40 character. Need to get there first? See the Division 2 character leveling boost.

  • The expansion that holds the weapon's source, for exotics such as The Ratel.

  • A list of the exotics and blueprints you already own, so the booster doesn't farm duplicates.

  • Free inventory space for the weapons and the other loot from the farm.

How it works

  1. Choose your exotic or bundle, method and platform, then pick a seller's offer.

  2. Complete checkout. The seller contacts you on BoostRoom to agree on a start time.

  3. Share the exotics and blueprints you already have.

  4. The booster farms, earns the blueprints and crafts where needed, and sends updates until each weapon drops.

  5. Check the weapons in your inventory, then confirm the order is complete.

How long a Division 2 exotic weapons boost takes

Every offer shows the seller's delivery time. Exotics with a crafting route are usually the quickest, while bundles and weapons with a low drop chance take the longest. Seasonal exotics can only be earned while their route is open.

Division 2 exotic weapons boost FAQ

Can I order Eagle Bearer or Ouroboros here?

They have their own pages, because raid and incursion exotics need specific runs and loot rules. See the Eagle Bearer boost or the rare exotics list in Division 2 gear and exotics.

How are most exotics earned now?

Many exotics come from faction blueprints earned in Retaliation and its kill squads, then crafted with faction materials. Others drop from caches, bosses, seasons or events.

Can I order The Ratel?

Yes, where an offer lists it. It needs the Echoes of Central Park expansion, and each offer states the route the seller uses.

Can I get exotic weapon rolls optimized?

Only when the offer lists it. For a full loadout with tuned rolls around your exotic, see the Division 2 builds boost.

Can I order the materials to craft exotics myself?

Yes. Faction materials and Exotic Components are covered by Division 2 materials farming.

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