To get the Hawkmoon exotic quest in Destiny 2, players will first need to have access to Season 12 content. To get access to Season 12 content, players will need to own at least the deluxe version of the game, which grants access to Seasons 12-15.
That said, if you own the deluxe edition, you will then need to complete the Beyond Light campaign and the Trial of the Hunted. After completing both, you will need to speak to the Spider in the Tangled Shore.
Speaking to the Spider will allow you to start the Hawkmoon quest in Destiny 2, after which you will need to gather a total of five feathers.
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How to get the Hawkmoon Exotic in Destiny 2
To get the Hawkmoon Exotic, you will first need to grab a total of five feathers. The first of the five feathers is right outside where you spoke to the Spider NPC to get the quest.
For the second feather, you will need to go to the Sludge in the EDZ, where you can find the second feather on top of a building. Next, you will need to go to the Cosmodrome for the third feather. You can find the third feather right in the spawn location on top of a broken pillar in the Cosmodrome.
The fourth feather can be found towards the left of the gate to the Dreaming City, and the last feather can be found in the Shrine of Oryx. When you gather all five feathers, you will then need to speak to the Crow NPC.
The Crow will tell you to go to the EDZ where you will need to complete the Cry from Beyond quest in the Sludge. After completing this mission, you will then need to pick up the Effigy of the Hawkmoon and take it back to the Crow.
You will then need to collect orbs of power and then go to Trostland to gather more feathers. After gathering the feathers, you will need to kill a total of 35 champion enemies and then complete the Crow and the Hawk quest. At the end of the Crow and the Hawk, you will receive the Hawkmoon exotic.
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