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As a [[first-person shooter]], ''[[Destiny]]'' features numerous '''weapons''' for [[Guardians]] to use in combat. 

==Overview==
Each weapon type contains exotic variants, which are given a unique name and which have additional abilities and/or effects. Such notable "exotics" include the [[Fate of All Fools]], [[Thunderlord]], [[Patience and Time]], [[Red Death]], and [[Gjallarhorn]], along with [[Thorn]], [[Pocket Infinity]], and [[Super Good Advice]]. <ref name= "Closed Doors Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTfhrONAp-c '''IGN''' - ''Destiny Behind Closed Doors Demo - E3 2013'']</ref><ref>[http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/02/17/bungies-destiny-a-land-of-hope-and-dreams?page=1 '''IGN''' - ''Bungie's Destiny: A Land of Hope and Dreams'']</ref> Scopes and various sights have also been seen. <ref>''[[:File:Destiny First Person 1.png|First-person view]]''</ref>
Each Guardian has 3 weapon slots to be able to carry a Primary, Special, and Heavy Weapon on their person, with the potential to store and access up to 9 additional weapons of each type. The primary slot is for the weapon used most frequently, such as auto rifles, scout rifles, pulse rifles, and hand cannons. The secondary slot is for specialty weapons that are highly situational such as shotguns, fusion rifles, and sniper rifles. The third slot is for heavy weapons such as rocket launchers and heavy machine guns.<ref>[http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/11/01/destiny-how-halo-got-the-star-wars-treatment '''IGN''': ''How Halo Got The Star Wars Treatment'']</ref><ref name= "Destiny News"> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYv6eiokRIE '''Destiny News''' - ''Armor, Weapon Upgrades, Player Customization - Analysis''] </ref><ref name= "Closed Doors Demo"></ref> Ammo for the weapons will be color coded by slot type; white for primary, green for special, and purple for heavy. <ref>'''Game Informer January 2014''', ''page 54''</ref> Purple is the rarest ammo to find, encouraging Guardians to use heavy weapons sparingly.<ref name="Alpha">'''[[Destiny Alpha]]'''</ref> Certain weapons are [[Elemental damage|infused]] with different energies - Solar damage, Arc damage, and Void damage. These weapons have a damage bonus against [[absorption shield]]s, with an additional bonus to matching shield energies. <ref>'''Bungie (2014/9/9)''', ''[[Destiny]]: Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard''</ref>

Many of the weapons in ''Destiny'' carry "implied fiction," bearing details of its creator, where it came from and the sort of person who had wielded it.<ref>[http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/09/24/bungie-how-weapons-tell-the-story-in-destiny '''IGN''': ''How Weapons Tell the Story in Destiny'']</ref> 

Rarity of the weapon as well as [[armor]] is color coordinated into five tiers: Basic (white), Uncommon (green), Rare (blue) Legendary (purple), and Exotic (gold).<ref>'''Game Informer January 2014''', ''page 59''</ref> Basic and Uncommon weapons can be easily purchased at the gunsmith, with Rare weapons sometimes available. All the factions, the [[Vanguard]] and the [[Crucible]] sell Legendary weapons of each type. This is the only way to obtain Legendary weapons, outside of the very rare chance of finding a legendary engram or earning them as a random drop in a [[Raid]]. Exotic weapons, meanwhile, can only be purchased from [[Xûr, Agent of the Nine]], acquired through an exotic [[bounty]], or as a random reward during a Raid or [[Nightfall Strike]].

It should be noted that while Guardians are able to switch their weapon selection at any time through the menu, this comes at the penalty of losing both special weapon ammo and/or heavy weapon ammo for the switched guns. This encourages Guardians to plan their weapon selection in advance before entering a firefight.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaIZrHzZmS8 '''Youtube:''' ''Destiny Map Tour: Venus - Shores of Time - IGN First'']</ref>

Certain weapons are re-forgeable, which is done by [[Lord Saladin]]. This re-rolls their stats, but resets progression.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/7_Bungie-Weekly-Update---10242014/en/News/News?aid=12318 '''Bungie Weekly Update'''- ''10/24/2014'']</ref>

===Weapon upgrades===
Weapons that are Common quality or better are capable of being upgraded by Guardians. Each weapon has an upgrade path that allows certain capabilities and improvements to be applied to the weapon, at the cost of a certain amount of [[Glimmer]] and potentially other materials. Each individual upgrade per weapon is unlocked with more experience.<ref name= "Closed Doors Demo"></ref> Additionally, while certain weapons will have a more or less "linear" upgrade tree, some weapon trees will diverge into different "branches", allowing for certain weapons to have more specialized applications as well as making it impossible to obtain all upgrades for that particular weapon.<ref>[http://www.ausgamers.com/features/read/3321493 '''Ausgamers''': ''Bungie Talks Destiny Networking, Loot and Customization, Community, Vehicles and Much More'']</ref>

Uncommon and Rare weapons typically only require glimmer and [[Weapon Parts]] to upgrade. Legendary weapons also require either [[Spinmetal]], [[Helium Filaments]], [[Spirit Bloom]], or [[Relic Iron]]. The final upgrades also require either [[Ascendant Shard]]s or [[Ascendant Energy]] (for pre-''[[House of Wolves (expansion)|House of Wolves]]'' weapons only). Exotic weapons are similar to Legendary weapons, except instead of ascendant materials they require an [[Exotic Shard]] for the final upgrade.

===Destiny 2===
In ''[[Destiny 2]]'', the weapon system is revamped, devising weapons into three categories: Power weapons, kinetic weapons, and energy weapons, which allow for increased player preference in regards to their arsenal layout. Weapon upgrades and progression were removed, instead opting for a simpler system where each weapon is assigned unchangeable perks when first acquired, with the potential option of a different perk of the same type that can be swapped between on the fly. Weapons that are Legendary quality can have randomized perks, and select Exotic weapons such as [[Hawkmoon]] and [[Dead Man's Tale]] can also have randomized perks upon repeat drops.

==Weapon Types (Destiny 1)==
The following is a list of weapon types. The list of weapons within these types is located on its host page.

===Primary weapons===
Primary weapons are all-purpose weapons for most combat scenarios. Primary ammo is easy to come by and is stored in large quantities, so players will find themselves relying on these weapons the most.

*[[Auto rifle]]—fully automatic weapons capable of engaging multiple enemies at close-mid range, but require recoil control to use at longer distances.
*[[Hand cannon]]—double-action handguns with high impact and stopping power. Rewards a steady hand.
*[[Pulse rifle]]—burst fire, mid-range weapons with moderate recoil.
*[[Scout rifle]]—semi auto precision weapons meant for long range engagements.

===Special weapons===
Special weapons are more situational than primary weapons, filling specific niches. They are useful for tackling high-priority targets, or for backup in case a primary runs dry. Special ammo appears less often, and players cannot store as much special ammo.

*[[Fusion rifle]]—medium range, high impact weapons that require the user to charge before firing. Fires bolts in groups of seven.
*[[Shotgun]]—close range firearms that provide immediate conflict resolution. Rewards aggressive play.
*[[Sniper rifle]]—long range weaponry meant for causing high spikes of damage on their targets.
*[[Sidearm]]—semi-automatic pistols with high ammo reserves. Meant for taking out low-health targets in a pinch.

===Heavy weapons===
Heavy weapons are the most powerful weapon a player can carry. They are great for dealing lots of damage against powerful targets, or for dispersing large swarms of enemies. Heavy ammo appears the least and players can only carry a limited reserve, so heavy weapon use is generally reserved for more difficult encounters.

*[[Machine gun]]—heavy-duty firearms built for suppression of hostile forces due to large magazine sizes and ammo reserves, good damage, and decent accuracy, even at long range.
*[[Rocket launcher]]—shoulder-mounted weapon systems that fire an explosive projectile that detonates upon impact.
*[[Sword]]—melee weapons meant for dealing high damage against single targets at close range.

===Melee===
Melee weapons and grenades fall under [[Guardian]] abilities, rather than collectible weapons.
*[[Hunter's Knife|Hunter's knife]]—Throwing Knife ([[Gunslinger]]), [[Blink]] Strike ([[Bladedancer]]), Smoke ([[Nightstalker]])
*[[Warlock]] Melee—Scorch ([[Sunsinger]]), Energy Drain ([[Voidwalker]]), Thunderstrike ([[Stormcaller]])
*[[Titan (class)|Titan]] Melee—Storm Fist ([[Striker]]), Disintegrate ([[Defender]]), Sunstrike ([[Sunbreaker]])

===Relic weapons===
Relic weapons and objects are items that only appear in specific circumstances and have a limited time to use. They provide unique abilities that aid players during high-level encounters. Switching to another weapon will drop the relic weapon.

*[[Ascendant Sword]]—dropped by [[Swordbearer]]s, [[Gatekeeper (Knight)|Gatekeeper]]s, [[Blade of Crota|Blades of Crota]], and [[Hagrist, Blade's Edge]]. Serve as the only means of damage against [[Crota, Son of Oryx]] and [[Thalnok, Fanatic of Crota]].
*[[Chalice of Light]]—Relic that appears in [[Crota's End]]; serves as the only way to combat the "Presence of Crota" debuff by providing health regeneration. Unavailable in Hard Mode.
*[[Scorch Cannon]]—dropped by [[Scorch Captain]]s, [[Wolves' Guard]]s, and [[Taniks, the Scarred]]. A [[Solar]]-damage rocket launcher with high velocity, a degree of tracking, and a feature that allows rockets to be converted into sticky-bombs upon holding the trigger; does more damage the longer the trigger is held. Holds ten rounds when equipped.
*[[Shock Cannon]]−[[Arc]] version of the Scorch Cannon. Used by [[Shock Captain]]s and [[Taniks Perfected]].
*[[Null Cannon]]−[[Void]] version of the Scorch Cannon. Used by [[Null Captain]]s and Taniks Perfected.
*[[Saladin]]'s [[Iron Battle Axe]]—Relic weapon in the Rise of Iron. Deals heavy Solar damage, regenerates energy when landing a hit, and can perform a special attack, where a line of fire is launched forward and creates a huge burning spot afterward. Can send enemies flying upwards.<ref name = "EverythingWeKnow">[http://www.polygon.com/2016/6/22/11997170/destiny-rise-of-iron-ps4-xbox-one-bungie-explainer/ ''Destiny: Rise of Iron: Everything We Know'']</ref>
*[[The Aegis]]—Shield Relic in the [[Vault of Glass]] [[Raid]] that negates debuffs inflicted by [[Oracle]]s and [[Atheon, Time's Conflux]], and increases damage against the latter. Has a Super attack that serves as the only way of breaking the [[Templar]]'s shield
*[[Tomb Husk]]—Handheld Hive Relic that opens Hive doors.

===Enemy weapons===
====[[Fallen]]====
*[[Shock Pistol]]—handheld [[Arc]] pistol wielded by [[Dreg]]s.<ref name = "Grimoire">'''Bungie (2014-6-12)''', ''Destiny: Alpha PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire Text''</ref>
*[[Shock Dagger]]—Arc one-handed knife wielded by Dregs.
*[[Shock Blade]]s—Arc swords wielded by [[Vandal]]s and [[Captain]]s. Used in pairs.
*[[Shock Rifle]]—Arc rifle that fires homing projectiles. Used by Vandals and Captains.
*[[Shrapnel Launcher]]—[[Solar]] shotguns that deal high damage. Used by Captains and Vandals.
*[[Trip Mine]]—[[Solar]] trip-mines that trigger when stepped through and detonate in a focused area.
*[[Void]] [[Sniper rifle|Sniper Rifle]]—[[Void]] sniper rifles that are used by [[Scorn]] [[Raider]]s.
*[[Web Mine]]—Arc mines that trigger when stepped on and release a web of energy upon detonation.
*[[Wire Rifle]]—Arc sniper rifle used by Vandals. 

====[[Hive]]====
*[[Shredder]]—[[Void]] damage carbine wielded by [[Acolytes]] and [[Knight]]s.<ref name = "Alpha"/>
*[[Boomer]]—Arc damage siege weapon that fires explosive bolts. Used by Knights and Acolytes.
*[[Cleaver]]—Heavy duty Sword used by Knights.

====[[Vex]]====
*[[Slap Rifle]]—Solar damage firearm used by [[Goblin]]s.
*[[Slap Grenade]]—Void damage grenade used by [[Hobgoblin]]s.
*[[Torch Hammer]]—Void damage siege weapon that fires explosive bolts. Used by [[Minotaur]]s and Goblins.
*[[Line Rifle]]—Solar damage Sniper Rifle used by Hobgoblins.
*[[Aeon Maul]]—Void damage siege weapon that fires large energy slugs. Used exclusively by [[Hydra]]s.

====[[Cabal]]====
*[[Slug Rifle]]—Solar damage firearm used by [[Legionary|Legionaries]] and [[Psion]]s.
*[[Cabal Shield]]−Shield utilized by [[Phalanx]]es.
*[[Projection Rifle]]—Solar damage grenade launcher used by [[Centurion]]s.
*[[Heavy Slug Thrower]]—Solar damage machine gun used by the [[Colossus]].

====Taken====
*[[Acolyte's Eye]]—Arc damage turret deployed by [[Taken Acolyte]]s.
*[[Taken Blight]]—Sphere of Darkness that slows down Guardians as well as disabling recovery.

====Splicer====
*[[SIVA Charge]]—Solar damage grenade used by [[Splicer Dreg]]s.
*[[Wretched Gaze]]—Void damage machine cannon used by [[Kovik, Splicer Priest]].
*[[SIVA Cannon]]−Solar damage artillery cannon used by [[Aksis, Archon Prime]].

==Weapon Types (Destiny 2)==
There is a new weapons system in place for [[Guardian]]s: instead of primary, special, and heavy weapons, there are kinetic, energy, and power weapons respectively. As of ''Forsaken'', the weapons system was reworked, with shotguns, sniper rifles, fusion rifles, and single-shot grenade launchers moving to kinetic and energy weapons slots, with the exceptions of [[Legend of Acrius]], [[Tractor Cannon]], [[D.A.R.C.I.]], [[Whisper of the Worm]], and [[One Thousand Voices]].

===Kinetic and Energy Weapons===
Kinetic and energy weapons will be the same types of weapons, but the differentiation is that kinetic weapons will deal more damage against non-shielded enemies, whereas energy weapons will have an element on them, be it [[Arc]], [[Solar]], or [[Void]], and will deal more damage against enemy shields. The concept of primary and special weapons is retained from ''Destiny'', though players can opt to carry any combination of the two in their kinetic and energy slots.

====Primary Weapons====
*[[Auto Rifle]]—fully automatic carbines with large magazine sizes meant for engaging multiple enemies at close range.
*[[Bow]]—great for taking out single targets with long-range precision.
*[[Pulse Rifle]]—burst-fire carbines built for tackling foes at a middling distance.
*[[Scout Rifle]]—semi-automatic carbines made for long-range engagements centered around precision.
*[[Hand Cannon]]—revolver-style handguns with high stopping power at close range.
*[[Sidearm]]—compact pistols with high ammo reserves for complimenting other weapons.
*[[Submachine Gun]]—fully-automatic firearms with fast fire rates meant for quickly hosing down enemies at close range.

====Special Weapons====
*[[Shotgun]]—tubular firearms meant for dealing high spikes of damage at close range.
*Breech-loaded [[Grenade Launcher]]—single-shot firearms useful for quickly deploying an explosive, blinding, or concussion munition.
*[[Sniper Rifle]]—long-range rifles built for high precision damage against large enemies.
*[[Fusion Rifle]]—charge-fire weapons that release a cluster of seven elemental bolts that can kill at medium range.
*[[Trace rifle]]—powerful energy rifles that fire concentrated, singular beams that can be focused down upon targets.
*[[Glaive]]-a melee & ranged weapon all in one.

===Power Weapons===
Power weapons have a defined role and will be used to take on either entire crowds of enemies at once, engage a single high-priority target, or deal a high amount of damage incredibly fast (referred to as burst damage).<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/50287 '''This Week At Bungie''' - ''4/29/2021'']</ref>

*Drum-loaded [[Grenade Launcher]]—drum-loaded firearms capable of firing multiple grenades to rapidly siege enemy positions. Also effective against single targets.
*[[Linear Fusion Rifle]]—stronger fusion rifles that fire powerful precision beams. Effective against single targets with a crit spot or for burst damage.
*[[Machine gun]]—heavy-duty firearms built for suppression of hostile forces due to large magazine sizes and ammo reserves, good damage, and decent accuracy, even at long range. Also usable for sustained single target damage.
*[[Rocket Launcher]]—shoulder mounted weapons that fire a warhead with a high blast radius. Effective for burst damage and crowd clearing.
*[[Sword]]—melee weapons meant for dealing high damage against single targets at close range. Effective in all roles, at the cost of requiring the user to be dangerously close to targets.

===Melee===
Melee weapons and grenades fall under [[Guardian]] abilities, rather than collectible weapons.
*[[Hunter's Knife|Hunter's knife]]—Throwing Knife ([[Gunslinger]]), Smoke grenade ([[Nightstalker]])
*[[Warlock]] Melee—Scorch ([[Dawnblade]]), Energy Drain ([[Voidwalker]])
*[[Titan (class)|Titan]] Melee—Storm Fist ([[Striker]]), Disintegrate ([[Sentinel]])
*[[Hunter]] Melee—Arc Fist ([[Arcstrider]])

===Relic weapons===
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Like in the original game, relic weapons and objects are items that only appear in specific circumstances and have a limited time to use. They provide unique abilities that aid players during high-level encounters and [[Public Event]]s. Switching to another weapon will drop the relic weapon.
*[[Ascendant Sword]]—dropped during [[Escalation Protocol]]. Can be used to cleave enemies up during the encounter.
*Elemental charge—spheres of Arc, Solar, or Void energy that can perform a basic melee attack and are deposited at a specific mission objective to advance.
*Explosives—[[Fallen]] explosive charges dropped by [[Exploder Shank]]s during [[WANTED: Silent Fang]] used to destroy shield generators and [[Servitor]]s.
*[[Prism Weapon]]—prisms used to focus light to damage enemies or produce Empowering Spores within the Pleasure Gardens encounter of the [[Leviathan (raid)|Leviathan]] [[Raid]].
*[[Scorch Cannon]]—dropped during certain [[Public Event]]s.
*[[Ruinous_Effigy#Transmutaion_Spheres|Transumation Sphere]]—dropped by enemies killed with the [[Ruinous Effigy]] exotic [[trace rifle]].
*[[Valkyrie]]—explosive javelins created by [[Rasputin]] and used against [[Xol, Will of the Thousands]].
*[[Vex Cranium]]—[[Vex]] heads that produce an Arc or Void laser, used for certain objectives in [[Leviathan, Eater of Worlds]] and the [[Menagerie]].

===Enemy Weapons===
Some enemies have received additional weaponry. Several enemy weapons from ''[[Destiny]]'' also return.

====[[Fallen]]====
*[[Arc Spear]]—Arc damage spears used by [[Wretch|Wretches]].
*[[Fallen Mace]]—Kinetic maces used by [[Stalker]]s.
*[[Fallen Shield]]—Kinetic shields used by [[Lurker]]s.
*[[Fanatic's Staff]]—Arc staff used by [[Fikrul, the Fanatic]].
*[[Flame Censer]]—Solar damage spears used by [[Ravager|Ravagers]].
*[[Flame Torch]]-Solar damage torches used by [[Wraith|Wraith]]s.
*[[Scorn Crossbow]]—[[Void]] sniper rifles used by [[Scorn]] [[Raider]]s and [[Pirrha, the Rifleman]].
*[[Scorn Grenade]]—Void grenade used by the [[Scorn]].
*[[Scorn Repeater Pistol]]—Arc used by [[Scorn]] [[Stalker]]s.
*[[Scorn Rifle]]—[[Void]] launchers used by [[Scorn]] [[Raider]]s.
*[[Shock Pistol]]—[[Arc]] pistol wielded by [[Dreg]]s. <ref name = "Grimoire">'''Bungie (2014-6-12)''', ''Destiny: Alpha PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire Text''</ref>
*[[Shock Dagger]]—Arc one-handed knife wielded by Dregs.
*[[Shock Blade]]s—Arc swords wielded by [[Vandal]]s and [[Captain]]s. Used in pairs.
*[[Shock Rifle]]—Arc rifle that fires homing projectiles. Used by Vandals and Captains.
*[[Shock Grenade]]—Arc grenade used by the [[Fallen]].
*[[Shrapnel Launcher]]—[[Solar]] shotguns that deal high damage. Used by Lurkers, Captains, Vandals, and Marauders.
*[[Scorn Pistol]]—Modified [[Shock Pistol]]s that dish out [[Solar]] damage.
*[[Wire Rifle]]—Arc sniper rifle used by Vandals. 

====[[Hive]]====
*[[Shredder]]—[[Void]] damage carbine wielded by [[Acolytes]] and [[Knight]]s. <ref name = "Alpha"/>
*[[Boomer]]—Arc damage siege weapon that fires explosive bolts. Used by Knights and Acolytes.
*[[Cleaver]]—Heavy duty Sword used by Knights.
*[[Splinter]]—Solar damage crossbow that fires a fan of projectiles. Used by Knights and Acolytes.

====[[Vex]]====
*[[Vex Laser Rifle]]—Void damage Trace Rifle employed by [[Nessus]]-born Vex [[Minotaur]]s, [[Hobgoblin]]s and [[Harpy|Harpies]].
*[[Slap Rifle]]—Solar damage firearm used primarily by [[Goblin]]s and Harpies. Uncommonly used by Minotaurs and Hobgoblins.
*[[Slap Grenade]]—Void damage grenade used by Hobgoblins.
*[[Torch Hammer]]—Void damage siege weapon that fires explosive bolts. Used by Minotaurs and Goblins.
*[[Line Rifle]]—Solar damage Sniper Rifle used by Hobgoblins.
*[[Aeon Maul]]—Void damage siege weapon that fires large energy slugs. Used exclusively by [[Hydra]]s.
*[[Warp Lance]]—Void damage siege weapon that fires slugs which split into shotgun-like projectiles after travelling a certain distance. Used exclusively by [[Wyvern]]s.

====[[Cabal]]====
*[[Heavy Slug Thrower]]—Solar damage machine gun used by certain Colossi.
*[[Slug Rifle]]—Solar damage firearm used by [[Legionary|Legionaries]].
*[[Cabal Slug Shotgun]]—Arc damage shotgun employed by [[Red Legion]] [[Legionary|Legionaires]] and [[Phalanx]]es.
*[[Cabal Severus]]—dual wielded blade weapons employed by [[Gladiator]]s.
*[[Cabal Headhunter]]—Solar damage precision rifle employed by Red Legion [[Psion]]s.
*[[Cabal Magma Launcher]]—Pyrotechnic weapons employed by [[Incendior]]s.
*[[Cabal Bronto Cannon]]—Void damage portable siege cannon employed by Red Legion [[Centurion]]s.
*[[Cabal Slug Launcher]]—Arc-damage automatic energy cannon employed by the Red Legion [[Colossus]].

====[[Taken]]====
*[[Acolyte's Eye]]—Arc damage turret deployed by [[Taken Acolyte]]s.
*[[Taken Blight]]—sphere of Darkness that slows down Guardians as well as disabling recovery.

==Trivia==
*A "Cudgel of Xanthor" has been referred to as an example of an incredibly powerful weapon within ''Destiny'', but does not appear in the actual game.<ref>[http://www.bungie.net/7_Out-Here-in-the-Wild/en/News/News?aid=11009 '''Bungie.net''': ''Destiny ViDoc: Out Here In The Wild'']</ref><ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFRQlCX3Ygs '''YouTube''': ''Destiny Raids, Nightfall Missions Detailed'']</ref> It appears as a weapon in the novel ''The Cudgel of Xanthor'' by Jeff Green.
*The capitalization of weapon names in lore material is inconsistent. For example, fusion rifle is spelled with no capitalization in the lore tab for [[Silicon Neuroma]], but with a capital letter at the beginning of each word in the lore tab for [[Astral Horizon]].

==Gallery==
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==List of appearances==
*''[[The Law Of The Jungle]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Destiny]]''
*''[[Destiny 2]]''

==References==
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