For more information on Raids, see  Raider.

Similar to  Flawless Striker, this trophy tasks you with the very difficult task of completing a Raid with no deaths or disconnects. The very second someone in your team dies or leaves the Raid, the trophy is invalidated and the Raid must be restarted from the very beginning. Self-resurrection on the Warlock's Sunsinger subclass does not keep the trophy going, either. Thankfully, you do not need to complete the Raid on Hard; you can do the Normal version of the Raid for this trophy. Given that Raids are the final activities to perform in the game, and require a high amount of Light, this trophy will likely be the last one you earn for the Platinum.

This trophy requires a very focused and experienced fireteam with good communication. Unlike Flawless Striker, you do not need a full fireteam (you don't need six people), and sometimes it's advised to have less than that to keep a low number of variables. On the PS4, it is highly recommended that all fireteam members have a microphone, join a Party together, and change the voice chat settings to favor Party Chat instead of Game Chat. On the PS3, it is highly recommended that all fireteam members have a microphone and turn it on within Destiny. If you don't have enough friends, you can use the PSNProfiles Gaming Sessions or sites like Destiny LFG or /r/Fireteams to form a fireteam.

The most-recommended Raid to do Flawless Raider on is Crota's End - it features far less areas that result in an easy death (except for the Abyss *grumble grumble*) and isn't as long as the Vault of Glass, King's Fall, or even Wrath of the Machine. However, be advised that Crota's End requires The Dark Below DLC. If you don't own any DLC, you must use Vault of Glass for this trophy. If you do own the DLC, a gameplay guide is currently available for completing Crota's End flawlessly: