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{{About|the ''Crucible'' mode|the [[Season of the Deep]] activity|Salvage (activity)}}
[[File:Grimoire Salvage.jpg|250px|right]]
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{{Quote|Secure the relics! But expect heavy resistance.|[[Lord Shaxx]].}}
{{Quote|Secure the relics! But expect heavy resistance.|[[Lord Shaxx]].}}
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==Overview==
==Overview==
Salvage is a 3v3 [[Crucible]] playlist mode, where the goal is to reach a targeted point first and claim its secrets. If one teams gets there first then the other must interrupt their efforts to prevent them from gaining points. The team with the most collected secrets when the timer ends, wins the match.
Salvage is a 3v3 [[Crucible]] playlist mode, where the goal is to reach a targeted point first and claim its secrets. If one team gets there first then the other must interrupt their efforts to prevent them from gaining points. The team with the most collected secrets when the timer ends, wins the match.


==Strategy==
==Strategy==
This gametype involves moving control points, and map movement and control are required for success. When a relic spawns, getting to it safely is important, and locking down the area afterwards is the only way to win. There are two main ways to approach the relic: Capture it, or interfere with the enemies attempt to capture it. While capturing the relic yourself earns more points, it some time to capture, leaving your and your team out in the open guarding it. The other method, while earning less points, is much faster but requires that your team routes out the enemies off the relic. Both strategies work, not punishing either team from being to far away from the relic when it spawns in randomly.
This gametype involves moving control points, and map movement and control are required for success. When a relic spawns, getting to it safely is important, and locking down the area afterwards is the only way to win. There are two main ways to approach the relic: Capture it, or interfere with the enemy's attempt to capture it. While capturing the relic yourself earns more points, it some time to capture, leaving you and your team out in the open guarding it. The other method, while earning fewer points, is much faster but requires that your team routes out the enemies of the relic. Both strategies work, not punishing either team for being too far away from the relic when it spawns randomly.


==Related modes==
==Related modes==
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[[Category:Crucible gametypes]]
[[Category:Crucible gametypes]]
[[Category:Activities]]

Latest revision as of 07:31, June 18, 2024

This article is about the Crucible mode. For the Season of the Deep activity, see Salvage (activity).
Grimoire Salvage.jpg

"Secure the relics! But expect heavy resistance."
Lord Shaxx.

Salvage is a Crucible match type.

Overview[edit]

Salvage is a 3v3 Crucible playlist mode, where the goal is to reach a targeted point first and claim its secrets. If one team gets there first then the other must interrupt their efforts to prevent them from gaining points. The team with the most collected secrets when the timer ends, wins the match.

Strategy[edit]

This gametype involves moving control points, and map movement and control are required for success. When a relic spawns, getting to it safely is important, and locking down the area afterwards is the only way to win. There are two main ways to approach the relic: Capture it, or interfere with the enemy's attempt to capture it. While capturing the relic yourself earns more points, it some time to capture, leaving you and your team out in the open guarding it. The other method, while earning fewer points, is much faster but requires that your team routes out the enemies of the relic. Both strategies work, not punishing either team for being too far away from the relic when it spawns randomly.

Related modes[edit]

References[edit]