Weapons

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In Destiny Weapons are divided into 3 types: Primary, Special and Heavy. Primary Weapons consist of Auto Rifles, Hand Cannons, Pulse Rifles and Scout Rifles. Secondary Weapons consist of Fusion Rifles, Sniper Rifles, Shotguns and Sidearms. Heavy Weapons consist of Machine Guns and Rocket Launchers.

In House of Wolves, players can upgrade their old Legendary and Exotic weapons to the highest Attack (365) with Ascend perk that requires Etheric Light and Exotic Shard respectively.

Endgame Weapons - Max Level Weapons and their upgrades and stats.

The Dark Below Weapons - Weapons exclusive to The Dark Below expansion.

Primary Weapons

Auto Rifles

Auto Rifles are fully automatic weapons.

Hand Cannons

Hand Cannons are semi-automatic pistols with powerful single shots but limited magazine size.

Pulse Rifles

Pulse Rifles are burst-fire weapons.

Scout Rifles

Scout Rifles are semi-automatic weapons.

Special Weapons

Fusion Rifles

Fusion Rifles fire powerful bursts of energetic shots after short charge-ups.

Shotguns

Shotguns fire bursts of shots that are effective at close range.

Sidearms

Sidearms are fast-firing, semi-automatic pistols introduced in House of Wolves expansion.

Sniper Rifles

Sniper Rifles are semi-automatic weapons that can zoom very close into targets.

Heavy Weapons

Machine Guns

Machine Guns are fully automatic weapons with strong shots and heavy recoil.

Rocket Launchers

Rocket Launchers fire rockets that explode upon impact.

Weapon Upgrades

Main article: Weapon Upgrades

Weapon Upgrades are addons that enhance or customize the stats and attributes of the weapon. Uncommon or rarer weapons gain Experience Points when players use the weapons. As the weapons gain EXP, upgrades will be unlocked. Players can "learn" these upgrades by spending certain currencies such as Glimmer.

  • Rarer weapons have more upgrades.

How to Obtain Weapons

Weapons can be obtained through fighting enemies in the Story mode, the Crucible. They can be given as rewards for completing daily bounties, Daily and Weekly Heroic Strikes and the Weekly Nightfall. They are sometimes found in loot chests, engrams, and earned as rewards for fighting in the Crucible.

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