The Division 2 Stretch Goals (August 19, 2025): Lexington, Eagle Bearer, and more items up for grabs

In a recent post on the game's official X handle, The Division 2 Stretch Goals for the Crossroads season were announced. This limited-time expansion of the season pass offers special caches with a chance to win exclusive rewards. Following the success of the Brooklyn DLC, several returning players complained about missing out on limited-time named item drops like the Lexington AR and Turmoil kneepads.

Therefore, in a developer livestream, Creative Director Yannick Banchereau confirmed that limited-time named items will be returning. And finally, with The Division 2 Stretch Goals for the Crossroads season, gamers have the opportunity to grab one of the most sought-after assault rifles.

This article explores The Division 2 Stretch Goals (August 19, 2025), how it works, and all available rewards.

How does The Division 2 Stretch Goals work?

The Division 2 Stretch Goals, set to arrive on August 19, 2025, is a global event that expands the Season Pass and introduces an extra page with 10 more levels. This event effectively increases the pass without any necessary purchases.

These are looping tiers, which means after reaching level 110, players will again be able to acquire the reward for tier 101. This mechanic will be available as long as the event is live.

How to progress the Stretch Goals season pass levels

The 10 additional levels work similarly to Season Pass levels. This means players are required to complete activities that offer Season Pass XP. These include Seasonal Journey, Priority Objectives, and Projects. Players will not be able to purchase Season Pass levels beyond level 100.

The Lexington is a sought-after AR in The Division 2 (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Ubisoft)

In addition to this, Season Pass XP modifier events will not influence the XP gain of the The Division 2 Stretch Goals levels. This event will feature the default XP gain rate.

List of all rewards up for grabs

The Division 2 Stretch Goals offers limited-time Summer Swarm Caches that are guaranteed to drop seasonal items, along with crafting resources. Additionally, there are chance-based drops for the following categories.

Here are all Vanity items in Summer Swarm Caches (High drop chance per cache):

Wasp Warrior Outfit - 5 drops
Arm Patches - 4 drops
Weapon Skins - 2 drops
Wasp Warrior Trinket Backpack Trophy

These are the Seasonal items and Exotics (Moderate drop chance per cache):

Pakhan LMG
Nimble Holster
Nemesis MMR
Liberty Pistol
Chatterbox SMG (slightly increased drop rate)
Dodge City Gunslinger's Holster
Ridgeway's Pride Chest Piece

Here are all the Named items (Moderate drop chance per cache):

Lexington AR (slightly increased drop rate)
Turmoil Kneepads
Caretaker AR
Shield Splinterer AR
Hunter-Killer Chest Piece
Huntsman AR
First Sight AR
Sleigher SMG
Slingshot SMG
Oh Carol MMR
Handbasket MMR
The Harvest Pistol
Chill Out Mask
Festive Delivery Backpack
Snow Machine Kneepads

The exclusive Exotic items (Low drop chance per cache) are:

Regulus Pistol
Eagle Bearer AR
Ravenous Rifle
Bighorn AR
Ouroboros SMG
Provocator Chest Piece
Birdie's Quick Fix Backpack

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About the author

Sankalpa is a gaming journalist at Sportskeeda who specializes in role-playing games (RPGs) and first-person shooters (FPS). A trained IT engineer, he switched his career to combine his passion for computer hardware and video games. Having done early build testing for Redstorm Entertainment, Sankalpa brings a wealth of insight into his role at Sportskeeda. He actively plays the games he is tasked to cover and then writes unbiased, thoughtful, and accurate features.

Delta Force 1 was the first title Sankalpa played, and it ignited in him a lifelong love for the FPS genre. Currently, he prefers to play multiplayer games on his PC. That said, he would love to explore the majestic landscapes of Far Cry 4's Kyrat in person if he ever finds himself in a Jumanji-type scenario.

Sankalpa follows the esports scene of Rainbow Six quite closely, with he himself playing with and against T2 and T3 teams in R6 tournaments at one point. He enjoys watching the tactics employed by professional players, especially Pengu, a former G2 member and 2x Winner of Rainbow 6 Siege invitationals.

In his spare time, Sankalpa can be found listening to lossless music or editing YouTube videos. He also loves binge-watching anime.

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Edited by Dinesh Renthlei