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VEIST is a weapon foundry of the City.^[1]

Design Philosophy

VEIST specializes in all-purpose, highly advanced weapons for Guardians. The majority of VEIST's weapons are fast-firing and quick-handling, with a balancing set of perks and a unique appearance that sets it apart from the other foundries. VEIST weapons are designed and named to evoke venomous creatures, and each one includes an on-board artificial intelligence programmed with the "killer instincts" of its host weapon's namesake. This philosophy was inspired by the death of a man from a snake bite by the northern City wall.^[2]

VEIST weapons are noted to have a distinct, futuristic visual style.^[3] Many include bladed projections on the trigger-guard or elsewhere, giving them an aggressive appearance. VEIST weapons also use side-loading magazine wells, as opposed to the bottom-loading magazine wells used on most weapons.

Products

VEIST offers a myriad of Energy Weapons to Guardians, including sidearms, auto rifles, fully automatic scout rifles, submachine guns, sniper rifles, linear fusion rifles, a sword for Hunters known as the Quickfang, and the new combat bow Arsenic Bite-4b. VEIST also manufactures weapons specifically for Dead Orbit.

Gallery

A VEIST sidearm.
A VEIST submachine gun
A VEIST sniper rifle.

List of appearances

Destiny 2 (First mentioned)

References

^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmFGetMZi6s
^ Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Colony
^ http://www.businessinsider.com/luke-smith-interview-on-destiny-2-changes-2017-5/#-8

[1] ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmFGetMZi6s

[2] Bungie (2017/12/5), Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, The Colony

[3] ttp://www.businessinsider.com/luke-smith-interview-on-destiny-2-changes-2017-5/#-8

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 ==Design Philosophy==
-VEIST specializes in all-purpose, highly advanced weapons for [[Guardians]]. The majority of VEIST's weapons are fast-firing and quick-handling, with a balancing set of perks and a unique appearance that sets it apart from the other foundries. VEIST weapons are designed and named to evoke venomous creatures, and each one includes an on-board artificial intelligence programmed with the "killer instincts" of its host weapon's namesake.
+VEIST specializes in all-purpose, highly advanced weapons for [[Guardians]]. The majority of VEIST's weapons are fast-firing and quick-handling, with a balancing set of perks and a unique appearance that sets it apart from the other foundries. VEIST weapons are designed and named to evoke venomous creatures, and each one includes an on-board artificial intelligence programmed with the "killer instincts" of its host weapon's namesake. This philosophy was inspired by the death of a man from a snake bite by the northern City wall.<ref>'''Bungie (2017/12/5)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Curse of Osiris]] Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[The Colony]]''</ref>
 VEIST weapons are noted to have a distinct, futuristic visual style.<ref>http://www.businessinsider.com/luke-smith-interview-on-destiny-2-changes-2017-5/#-8</ref> Many include bladed projections on the trigger-guard or elsewhere, giving them an aggressive appearance. VEIST weapons also use side-loading magazine wells, as opposed to the bottom-loading magazine wells used on most weapons.