The loot-pool in dares of eternity is a joke! Is it too much to ask if we could have starhorse/xur selling the weekly rotation weapons/armor, so we can actually buy the item we're looking for, with either glimmer or strange coins/Treasure Keys? I don't mind farming, but doing dares of eternity for one specific weapon is too much RNG. the size of the loot-pool is overwhelming, and it isn't fun doing a 10-15~min activity that *rewards* you with a 52 stat armor roll on gear that is already in your collections. I know that true prophecy and dire promise is a very sought after gun for many pvp players. and the fact that those guns are only obtainable through dares of eternity, on a 3 week rotation basis + 23 other items on the same rotation, makes it a exhausting grind, that might literally reward you with nothing at all. Almost forgot to mention, lets not forget about all the useless perks on those mentioned weapons too, that makes this entire grind *so* much more enjoyable. I'm spending strange coins on star horse for additional chances at the items, but unless you get big money or a lightning round, you get ONE coin from completing a full run. I've played dares for 4 hours ish today. I saved up 30 strange coins from last week, dumped them at the horsie and got some armor I instantly dismantled. I shaked off the bad luck and sour taste in my mouth and kept going, even got some lightning rounds and a few fat money bosses. What did I get from it? You guessed it; more low stat armor rolls. Now my mouth is so filled up with sour taste and the dreadful feeling of having wasted 4 hours into a not very interesting repeatable playlist. I have 3 solutions to this problem: 1: Reintroduce Dire Promise/ True Prophecy to world drops 2: Have Starhorse/Xur sell weekly rotation weapons- Purchaseable by strange coins/treasure keys 3: Increase the amount of drops from a single dares chest. Nobody feels very thankful for one piece of armor/class item. A few more strange coins from a finished run wouldn't hurt either. I attached a link to a spreadsheet made by Fillinek, that shows how big the loot-pool is.