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Vex Mythoclast is a unique one-of-a-kind fusion rifle that fits into the Primary Weapon Slot. Unlike other fusion rifles, it has no charge time; a single squeeze of the trigger fires a shot, and it is capable of sustained fire, making it behave more like an auto rifle while benefiting from fusion rifle perks on armor. It also has the ability to deal precision damage, unlike other fusion rifles. | |||
==Lore== | ==Lore== |
Revision as of 21:27, July 29, 2021
- "...a causal loop within the weapon's mechanism, suggesting that the firing process somehow binds space and time into…"
- — Weapon description.
The Vex Mythoclast is an exotic weapon obtainable in Destiny by completing the Vault of Glass raid on Hard mode. It is also available in Destiny 2 as a rare drop from the final chest in the reprised Vault of Glass raid. [1] It is a unique one-of-a-kind fusion rifle that fits into the Primary Weapon Slot. Unlike other fusion rifles, it has no charge time; a single squeeze of the trigger fires a shot, and it is capable of sustained fire, making it behave more like an auto rifle while benefiting from fusion rifle perks on armor. It also has the ability to deal precision damage, unlike the other fusion rifles.
Upgrades
Barrel Upgrades
- Aggressive Ballistics: More predictable recoil. Enhanced impact. Shorter range and more recoil.
- Linear Compensator: More predictable recoil. Slight boosts to range and impact. More recoil.
- Smart Drift Control: Predictable and controllable recoil. Penalty to range.
Special Perk
- Zen Moment: Causing damage with this weapon increases its stability.
- Crowd Control: Kills with this weapon grant bonus damage for a short time.
Stat Modifiers
- Extended Mag: A larger magazine. (Increases magazine to 35)
- Send It: Increases range and accuracy.
- Lightweight: When held, this weapon grants +2 character Agility.
Exotic Perk
- Timeless Mythoclast: This weapon has no charge time. It fires a single bolt with each trigger pull.
Gameplay
Vex Mythoclast is a unique one-of-a-kind fusion rifle that fits into the Primary Weapon Slot. Unlike other fusion rifles, it has no charge time; a single squeeze of the trigger fires a shot, and it is capable of sustained fire, making it behave more like an auto rifle while benefiting from fusion rifle perks on armor. It also has the ability to deal precision damage, unlike other fusion rifles.
Lore
Some legends live forever. Others are overwritten—reshaped by the sheer will of those who believe that any ordeal can be conquered, any foe vanquished, any god cast down.
The Mythoclast is a Vex instrument from some far-flung corner of time and space, mysteriously fit for Human hands. Its origins, mechanism of action, and ultimate purpose remain unknown. Perhaps it will reveal itself to you, in time…
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Trivia
- The name "Mythoclast" is derived from the Greek words "mûthos", or "fable/legend" and klastós or "broken in pieces". Thus the literal definition of the name is "Breaker of Myths" or “Destroyer of Myths”.
- The Mythoclast is the first primary exotic weapon that does solar damage in Destiny.
- After Update 2.0, the in-game screen of the weapon mistakenly shows a magazine size of three rounds.
- The Ishtar Collective may have gathered data on this weapon and its function and inner workings as part of their Infinity Initiative in the late Golden Age, leading to the development of Pocket Infinity
- The weapon is forged from the same materials as active Vex in the Ishtar Sink and is considered an active, if non-sentient, part of their neuro-electronic network.
- This is the only Vault of Glass weapon not forged by Kabr or a member of the Lost Legion.
- The Titan Joxer owned a Mythoclast prior to the Red War.[2]
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
- Destiny 2
- Forsaken (Mentioned only)
- Season of the Splicer
References
- ^ Vex Mythoclast on DestinyDb.com
- ^ Bungie (2018/9/4), Destiny 2: Forsaken, Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, Ancient Apocalypse Mark