Weapons

Weapons

Each weapon type contains exotic variants, which are given a unique name and which have additional abilities and/or effects. Weapons also roll with rolls selected from a random set, specific to each weapon.

Each Guardian has 5 weapon slots to be able to carry 2 Primary, 2 Special, & 1 Heavy Weapon on their person, with the potential to store and access up to 31 additional items.

The primary slots are for the weapons used most frequently, such as auto rifles, scout rifles, pulse rifles, and hand cannons.

The special slots are for specialty weapons that are highly situational such as shotguns, fusion rifles, and sniper rifles.

The heavy slot is for heavy weapons such as rocket launchers and heavy machine guns.

Ammo for the weapons will be color coded by slot type; white for primary, green for special, and purple for heavy. Purple is the rarest ammo to find, encouraging Guardians to use heavy weapons sparingly.

Certain sets such as Vanguard weapons have origin perks that are on all weapons of that set, as well as other rolled perks.

Certain weapons are infused with different energies - Solar, Arc, Void, Stasis, & Strand damage. These weapons each have special abilities.

Rarity of the weapon is colour coordinated into five tiers: Basic (white), Uncommon (green), Rare (blue) Legendary (purple), and Exotic (yellow). Basic and Uncommon weapons can be easily obtained, with Rare weapons sometimes available. Vanguard & Activity gear is at least Legendary rarity. You can rarely obtain legendary & exotic engrams in the wild, with increased chances from harder destinations and bosses.

Certain weapons are craftable via recipes and crafting tables, and certain weapons are static such as exotic weapons.

Weapons By Rarity

• Common Weapons
• Uncommon Weapons
• Rare Weapons
• Legendary Weapons
• Exotic Weapons

Weapons By Drop Source

• World Weapons
• Strike Specific Weapons
• Vanguard Weapons
• Activity Weapons
• Crucible Weapons
• Recipe Weapons
• Quest Weapons
• Fishing Weapons
• World Boss Weapons
• Event Weapons

Weapons By Type

Primary

• Auto Rifle
• Bow
• Pulse Rifle
• Scout Rifle
• Hand Cannon
• Sidearm
• Submachine Gun

Special

• Shotgun
• Breech-loaded Grenade Launcher
• Sniper Rifle
• Fusion Rifle
• Trace Rifle
• Glaive

Heavy

• Drum-loaded Grenade Launcher
• Machine Gun
• Rocket Launcher

Other Weapons

• Melee
• Throwable

Enemy Weapons

Fallen

• Arc Spear
• Shock Blade
• Shock Dagger
• Shock Pistol
• Shock Rifle

Hive

• Acolyte Grenade
• Boomer
• Hive Axe
• Shredder
• Splinter

Vex

• Aeon Maul
• Line Rifle
• Slap Rifle
• Torch Hammer

Cabal

• Slug Rifle
• Cabal Headhunter
• Cabal Severus
• Cabal Bronto Cannon
• Cabal Magma Launcher
• Scorpius

Taken

• Taken Shock Blade
• Taken Shredder
• Stasis Boomer
• Taken Slap Rifle
• Taken Line Rifle
• Taken Slug Rifle

Dread

• Resonant Allision
• Subjugator Glaive
• Tormentor Scythe

• Weapon Perks

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