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{{Quote|The Red Legion will march again.|[[Caiatl]] | {{Quote|The [[Red Legion]] will march again.|[[Caiatl]]}} | ||
The '''Heir Apparent''' is an [[Exotic]] [[Machine Gun]] awarded in the [[Guardian Games]] during the ''[[Season of the Worthy]]''. | The '''Heir Apparent''' is an [[Exotic]] [[Machine Gun]] awarded in the [[Guardian Games]] during the ''[[Season of the Worthy]]''. | ||
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*'''Appended Mag''': This weapon's magazine is built for higher capacity. Increases magazine size. | *'''Appended Mag''': This weapon's magazine is built for higher capacity. Increases magazine size. | ||
*'''Combat Grip''': This weapon's recoil direction is more vertical. Greatly controls recoil. | *'''Combat Grip''': This weapon's recoil direction is more vertical. Greatly controls recoil. | ||
===Catalyst=== | ===Catalyst=== | ||
Upgrades this weapon to a Masterwork. | Upgrades this weapon to a Masterwork. | ||
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==Lore== | ==Lore== | ||
Caiatl stands in her war room. | [[Caiatl]] stands in her war room. | ||
Her nation, which she has always loved, reeks of failure. The scent is strong. When she was young, she would watch the feedings in her father's zoological gardens. Live creatures from the lands beyond [[Torobatl]], wounded, left in the middle of the landscaped enclosures. She'd seen how the smell of blood brought the larger, hungrier creatures out of the undergrowth. The same will happen to the Empire if she lets it. | Her nation, which she has always loved, reeks of failure. The scent is strong. When she was young, she would watch the feedings in her father's zoological gardens. Live creatures from the lands beyond [[Torobatl]], wounded, left in the middle of the landscaped enclosures. She'd seen how the smell of blood brought the larger, hungrier creatures out of the undergrowth. The same will happen to the Empire if she lets it. | ||
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But she will not. | But she will not. | ||
She won't fail where her father failed. He was led astray by his vices, corrupted by frivolity and pleasure. He was never meant to be Emperor; he was too weak. But [[Ghaul]] was destroyed by weakness, too. His fixation on the [[Traveler|machine god]] was stupid. It embarrasses her to think of him. | She won't fail where her [[Calus|father]] failed. He was led astray by his vices, corrupted by frivolity and pleasure. He was never meant to be Emperor; he was too weak. But [[Ghaul]] was destroyed by weakness, too. His fixation on the [[Traveler|machine god]] was stupid. It embarrasses her to think of him. | ||
She has always had a vivid imagination. Ironically, it's her father she can thank for that—all of the stories and songs he made her study, the insufferable plays. But she repurposes that arsenal of thought toward a new goal: imagining a better future for her people. A future where they rule the galaxy once again; where foreign ships fall under their fire and rival nations fall to their knees. This future will be different. | She has always had a vivid imagination. Ironically, it's her father she can thank for that—all of the stories and songs he made her study, the insufferable plays. But she repurposes that arsenal of thought toward a new goal: imagining a better future for her people. A future where they rule the galaxy once again; where foreign ships fall under their fire and rival nations fall to their knees. This future will be different. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{Exotic weapons D2}} | |||
[[Category:Exotic weapons]] | |||
[[Category:Machine guns]] | |||
Revision as of 15:10, April 26, 2020
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39 |
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58 |
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70 |
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Heavy |
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900 RPM | |
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- "The Red Legion will march again."
- — Caiatl
The Heir Apparent is an Exotic Machine Gun awarded in the Guardian Games during the Season of the Worthy.
Weapon Stats
- Heavy Slug Thrower: Use the aim button to spin up. This weapon can be fired only when fully spun up.
- Armor of the Colossus: While at full health, spinning up this weapon protects you with an Arc Shield.
Perks
- Corkscrew Rifling: Balanced barrel. Slightly increases range and stability. Slightly increases handling speed.
- Appended Mag: This weapon's magazine is built for higher capacity. Increases magazine size.
- Combat Grip: This weapon's recoil direction is more vertical. Greatly controls recoil.
Catalyst
Upgrades this weapon to a Masterwork.
It will generate Orbs on multikills and gain a tracker that displays the number of combatants defeated with it. The Masterworked weapon will also receive additional capabilities.
Defeat enemies using this weapon to unlock this upgrade.
Lore
Caiatl stands in her war room.
Her nation, which she has always loved, reeks of failure. The scent is strong. When she was young, she would watch the feedings in her father's zoological gardens. Live creatures from the lands beyond Torobatl, wounded, left in the middle of the landscaped enclosures. She'd seen how the smell of blood brought the larger, hungrier creatures out of the undergrowth. The same will happen to the Empire if she lets it.
But she will not.
She won't fail where her father failed. He was led astray by his vices, corrupted by frivolity and pleasure. He was never meant to be Emperor; he was too weak. But Ghaul was destroyed by weakness, too. His fixation on the machine god was stupid. It embarrasses her to think of him.
She has always had a vivid imagination. Ironically, it's her father she can thank for that—all of the stories and songs he made her study, the insufferable plays. But she repurposes that arsenal of thought toward a new goal: imagining a better future for her people. A future where they rule the galaxy once again; where foreign ships fall under their fire and rival nations fall to their knees. This future will be different.
This future will be hers.
Appearances
- Destiny 2: Season of the Worthy (First appearance)
