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| − | Scorch Cannon is a relic from [[House of Wolves]]. It can be obtained in [[Prison of Elders]] | + | {{see also|Scorch, Null and Shock Cannons}} |
| + | Scorch Cannon is a [[relic]] from [[House of Wolves]]. It can be obtained in [[Prison of Elders]], [[The Shadow Thief]], other HoW [[Story Missions]] and dropped by [[Scorch Captain]]s during [[patrol]]. Players can obtain Scorch Cannon from [[Variks]]'s Gift after completing a [[Prison of Elders#Objectives|Critical Objective]] during a PoE round. The boss from The Shadow Thief also drops the weapon at the end of the Strike. | ||
| − | Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating "sticky" rockets that | + | Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating "sticky" flaming rockets that deals [[solar]] damage upon impact. After landing a rocket on an enemy or a surface, players can hold their trigger to "power up" the rocket. After hearing 3 ''beep'' sounds, players can release the trigger to cause a explosion that deals significantly more damage (around 10k) in addition to increased blast radius. Players can use the rocket as a "mine" by landing it at a choke point and hold the trigger til the enemies get close to it. |
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Latest revision as of 23:09, 9 April 2017
- See also: Scorch, Null and Shock Cannons
Scorch Cannon is a relic from House of Wolves. It can be obtained in Prison of Elders, The Shadow Thief, other HoW Story Missions and dropped by Scorch Captains during patrol. Players can obtain Scorch Cannon from Variks's Gift after completing a Critical Objective during a PoE round. The boss from The Shadow Thief also drops the weapon at the end of the Strike.
Scorch Cannon has a limited amount of ammo. It fires devastating "sticky" flaming rockets that deals solar damage upon impact. After landing a rocket on an enemy or a surface, players can hold their trigger to "power up" the rocket. After hearing 3 beep sounds, players can release the trigger to cause a explosion that deals significantly more damage (around 10k) in addition to increased blast radius. Players can use the rocket as a "mine" by landing it at a choke point and hold the trigger til the enemies get close to it.
