Weapons

Weapons

Weapons are the primary tools to fight enemies within the server. Each weapon comes with its own Perks, stats, and capabilities depending on its type.

Staccato-46, a Legendary scout rifle.

Aiming down sights with Staccato-46.

Recoil from Staccato-46 (31 Stability).

Difference between Staccato's Stow Speed (65) and Baron RS/2A's (43).

Weapon Stats

Damage

The expected base damage output of a weapon. This can be modified through Perks, Buffs, and enemy debuffs.

The average damage output depends on other factors: Stability, Stow Speed, and Fire Rate. The better these stats are, the more likely the overall damage (or its ADS multiplier) is reduced.

Exotic weapons typically break these standards, often sporting far greater damage than standard Legendary gear, albeit at some cost (health reduction, ammo consumption, speed reduction, etc.).

ADS Multiplier

The Damage Multiplier of a weapon when aimed, performed via left-clicking. Only certain weapon types possess this capability, indicated by the presence of the stat on the weapon.

Stability

The Recoil Deviation of a weapon (0–100 scale).

• 0 = worst recoil possible
• 100 = no recoil

High-damage weapons typically have worse recoil, while lower-damage ones have better stability.

Stow Speed

The speed at which other weapons can be used after unequipping the previous one (0–100 scale).

• 0 ≈ 3 seconds delay
• 100 = instantaneous swap

The hotbar shows the time before another weapon can be used. Certain weapons do not have this stat and can be used freely.

Stow Speed

The speed at which other weapons can be used after unequipping the previous one (0–100 scale).

• 0 ≈ 3 seconds delay
• 100 = instantaneous swap

The hotbar shows the time before another weapon can be used. Certain weapons do not have this stat and can be used freely.

Weapon Perks

• Weapon Perks

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

• 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

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