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'''Dragon's Breath''' is an exotic [[rocket launcher]] introduced in ''[[The Dark Below]]''.<ref>[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/look-destiny-dark-below-dlc-screenshots/1100-6423248/?utm_source=weekly_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=look-destiny-dark-below-dlc-screenshots '''GameSpot''' - ''Look: Destiny "Dark Below" DLC Screenshots'']</ref> Dragon's Breath fires unique rockets that leave behind a [[Solar]] flare grenade, making it a good area-denial weapon. | '''Dragon's Breath''' is an exotic [[rocket launcher]] introduced in ''[[The Dark Below]]''.<ref>[http://www.gamespot.com/articles/look-destiny-dark-below-dlc-screenshots/1100-6423248/?utm_source=weekly_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=look-destiny-dark-below-dlc-screenshots '''GameSpot''' - ''Look: Destiny "Dark Below" DLC Screenshots'']</ref> Dragon's Breath fires unique rockets that leave behind a [[Solar]] flare grenade, making it a good area-denial weapon. | ||
After an update with ''[[The Taken King]]'', the weapon's exotic perk was changed to Napalm, in which after the weapon is fired, a Solar damage napalm canister is dropped and detonated, causing additional damage over time. | After an update with ''[[The Taken King]]'', the weapon's exotic perk was changed to Napalm, in which after the weapon is fired, a Solar damage napalm canister is dropped and detonated, causing additional damage over time. It later returned in ''[[Destiny 2]]'' in ''[[Season of the Wish]]''. | ||
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- "Burn the world. Burn it all."
- — Weapon description
Dragon's Breath is an exotic rocket launcher introduced in The Dark Below.[1] Dragon's Breath fires unique rockets that leave behind a Solar flare grenade, making it a good area-denial weapon.
After an update with The Taken King, the weapon's exotic perk was changed to Napalm, in which after the weapon is fired, a Solar damage napalm canister is dropped and detonated, causing additional damage over time. It later returned in Destiny 2 in Season of the Wish.
Destiny 1
Gameplay
Year One
The main perks are Tripod and Pyromancer. This meant that Dragon's Breath could carry three rockets in the chamber, each of which left behind a solar flare upon detonation.
Year Two
Dragon's Breath was totally revamped. Its exotic perk is now "Napalm", which allows the user to hold down the trigger to delay the rocket's detonation until the trigger was released, thus detonating the rocket and dropping a napalm canister, which leaves a huge swath of fire that excels at crowd control, area denial, and damage over time.
Grimoire
- "Burn the world. Burn it all."
- — Dragon's Breath
From the labs of Feizel Crux and Victor Lomar comes another shoulder assault offering built to match the incendiary fury of a legendary beast — or at least classic depictions of it.
Carrying three rockets, each equipped with Solar Flare detonators, its power is believed to far outmatch those of the mythical flying monster, but we're still hoping an actual showdown between the two will put an end to that argument.
Destiny 2
Gameplay
Burn the World (Exotic Intrinsic)
The fuel counter passively increases the longer you go without firing it, to a maximum of x5. Firing Dragon’s Breath then empties this counter, transferring all fuel to the rocket.
Rockets then embed themselves in struck targets causing Scorch damage and periodically ejecting incendiary fuel into pools around the target that inflict Scorch damage to anyone standing in them. The more fuel a rocket is fired with, the longer it lasts before detonating and the more fire it spreads.
High Octane (Exotic Intrinsic)
With this Intrinsic, nearby ignitions instantly refill your Dragon’s Breath with 2 fuel. Plus, when its fuel fully refills, it reloads itself!
Once you’ve got this thing in hand, make sure to pay a visit to the Gunsmith in the Tower so you can get the quest for the Exotic catalyst. Speaking of which...
Pyromancer (Exotic Catalyst)
This catalyst passively replenishes your Dragon Breath’s fuel faster. Eliminating combatants with this weapon causes them to spawn Firesprites, too.
Trivia
- The general shape and muzzle art of the weapon bear a resemblance to that of the Curtis P-40 Warhawk and the flying tiger warplanes, which also inspired the look of the M7057 flamethrower from the Halo series.
Gallery
In-game view of Dragon's Breath.
Extracted side view of the Dragon's Breath.
Side render of the Dragon's Breath.
Front render of Dragon's Breath.
Back render of Dragon's Breath.
Tigershark ornament for the Dragon's Breath.
Promo image of Dragon's Breath in D2.
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List of appearances
- Destiny:
- The Dark Below (First appearance)
- The Taken King
- Destiny 2
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