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'''Glaives''' are a new class of melee weapons that was introduced in the ''[[The Witch Queen]]'' expansion of ''[[Destiny 2]]''.  
'''Glaives''' are a new class of melee [[weapon]]s that was introduced in the ''[[The Witch Queen]]'' expansion of ''[[Destiny 2]]''.  


The weapon features a spear-like design and introduced new gameplay mechanics which will allow players to perform powerful melee combos, fire concentrated blasts of projectiles, and deploy a powerful energy shield.<ref>'''Bungie (2021/08/24):''' [https://www.bungie.net/7/en/Destiny/WitchQueen Witch Queen Reveal]</ref><ref>'''YouTube:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bkKwhMgI6s Witch Queen Gameplay Reveal Trailer]</ref>
The weapon features a spear-like design and introduced new gameplay mechanics which will allow players to perform powerful melee combos, fire concentrated blasts of projectiles, and deploy a powerful energy shield.<ref>'''Bungie (2021/08/24):''' [https://www.bungie.net/7/en/Destiny/WitchQueen Witch Queen Reveal]</ref><ref>'''YouTube:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bkKwhMgI6s Witch Queen Gameplay Reveal Trailer]</ref>


==Overview==
==Overview==
The Glaive originated as a weapon from the planet of [[Lubrae]] for some unknown millennia before the present, which the [[Lubraean]]s predominately used as tools by the [[The Regime|Regime]] to enforce their barbaric tyranny.{{citation needed}} After Lubrae's destruction, glaives were introduced as badges of honor by its survivor [[Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness|Rhulk]] to his fellow [[Disciples of the Witness|Disciples]], bestowing them as gifts. Centuries later, [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]] would use a broken Glaive with [[Darkness]] resonance with the intent of luring [[Guardians]] into her [[Court of Savathûn|Throne World]] and revealing her memories with [[Deepsight]].{{citation needed}} [[The Guardian]] would recover the broken glaive from her [[The Lure|ship]] and use the [[Relic (Mars)|Relic]] to reforge it from memory into [[The Enigma]].{{citation needed}} Since then, glaives became a favored weapon type of the Guardians and even newer models were forged by the [[Weapon Foundry|weapon foundries]] of the [[Last City]].{{citation needed}} At one point [[Immaru]] attempted to shape enhanced glaives for the [[Lucent Brood]] with [[Osmium]] fragments originating from the Hive's former homeworld of [[Fundament]], only for his plans to derail after [[Fynch]] stole one of these fragments for the Guardian and [[the Hidden]] uncovered his operations. Afterwards, the fragments recovered from the Hive were used by Guardians to shape the exotic glaives [[Edge of Action]], [[Edge of Intent]], and [[Edge of Concurrence]].  
The Glaive originated as a weapon from the planet of [[Lubrae]] for some unknown millennia before the present, which the [[Lubraean]]s predominately used as tools by the [[The Regime|Regime]] to enforce their barbaric tyranny.{{citation needed}} After Lubrae's destruction, glaives were introduced as badges of honor by its survivor [[Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness|Rhulk]] to his fellow [[Disciples of the Witness|Disciples]], bestowing them as gifts. Centuries later, [[Savathûn, the Witch Queen]] would use a broken Glaive with [[Darkness]] resonance with the intent of luring [[Guardians]] into her [[Court of Savathûn|Throne World]] and revealing her memories with [[Deepsight]].{{citation needed}} [[The Guardian]] would recover the broken glaive from her [[The Lure|ship]] and use the [[Relic (Mars)|Relic]] to reforge it from memory into [[The Enigma]].{{citation needed}} Since then, glaives became a favored weapon type of the Guardians and even newer models were forged by the [[Weapon Foundry|weapon foundries]] of the [[Last City]].{{citation needed}} At one point [[Immaru]] attempted to shape enhanced glaives for the [[Lucent Brood]] with [[Osmium]] fragments originating from the Hive's former home world of [[Fundament]], only for his plans to derail after [[Fynch]] stole one of these fragments for the Guardian and [[the Hidden]] uncovered his operations.{{citation needed}} Afterwards, the fragments recovered from the Hive were used by Guardians to shape the exotic glaives [[Edge of Action]], [[Edge of Intent]], and [[Edge of Concurrence]].


==List of Glaives==
==List of Glaives==
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Glaive2.jpg|A Glaive wielded by [[Hunter]]
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Glaive3.jpg|A Glaive wielded by a [[Warlock]]
D2 Glaive Prototype.jpg|A Glaive wielded by a [[Titan]]
D2 Glaive Prototype.jpg|A Glaive wielded by a [[Titan (class)|Titan]]
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Glaives are the first first-person melee weapon to enter the ''[[Destiny]]'' franchise and the second melee weapon available to [[Guardian]]s, the first being the [[Sword]].
*Glaives are the first first-person melee weapon to enter the ''[[Destiny]]'' franchise and the second non [[Weapon#Relic Weapons|relic]] melee weapon available to [[Guardian]]s, the first being the [[Sword]].


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
*''[[Destiny 2]]''
*''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Drifter]]'' {{Fm}}
**''[[The Witch Queen]]'' {{1st}}
**''[[The Witch Queen]]'' {{1st}}
***''[[Season of the Haunted]]''
**''[[Season of the Haunted]]''
***''[[Season of the Seraph]]''
**''[[Season of the Seraph]]''
**''[[Lightfall]]''
**''[[Lightfall]]''
***''[[Season of Defiance]]''
**''[[Season of Defiance]]''
***''[[Season of the Deep]]''
**''[[Season of the Deep]]''
**''[[The Final Shape]]''
 
==References==
==References==
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Glaive
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Production overview

Weapon type:

Glaive

Specifications

Ammunition type:

Special ammo

Service history

Affiliation:

Guardians

 

Glaives are a new class of melee weapons that was introduced in the The Witch Queen expansion of Destiny 2.

The weapon features a spear-like design and introduced new gameplay mechanics which will allow players to perform powerful melee combos, fire concentrated blasts of projectiles, and deploy a powerful energy shield.[1][2]

Overview[edit]

The Glaive originated as a weapon from the planet of Lubrae for some unknown millennia before the present, which the Lubraeans predominately used as tools by the Regime to enforce their barbaric tyranny.[citation needed] After Lubrae's destruction, glaives were introduced as badges of honor by its survivor Rhulk to his fellow Disciples, bestowing them as gifts. Centuries later, Savathûn, the Witch Queen would use a broken Glaive with Darkness resonance with the intent of luring Guardians into her Throne World and revealing her memories with Deepsight.[citation needed] The Guardian would recover the broken glaive from her ship and use the Relic to reforge it from memory into The Enigma.[citation needed] Since then, glaives became a favored weapon type of the Guardians and even newer models were forged by the weapon foundries of the Last City.[citation needed] At one point Immaru attempted to shape enhanced glaives for the Lucent Brood with Osmium fragments originating from the Hive's former home world of Fundament, only for his plans to derail after Fynch stole one of these fragments for the Guardian and the Hidden uncovered his operations.[citation needed] Afterwards, the fragments recovered from the Hive were used by Guardians to shape the exotic glaives Edge of Action, Edge of Intent, and Edge of Concurrence.

List of Glaives[edit]

Legendary[edit]

Exotic[edit]

  • Edge of Concurrence - Acquired after completing the REVERSE-LURE quest from the Evidence Board (Hunter-exclusive). Pattern can be acquired from the Enclave or from completing Wellspring runs on a Titan or Warlock.
  • Edge of Action - Acquired after completing the REVERSE-LURE quest from the Evidence Board (Titan-exclusive). Pattern can be acquired from the Enclave or from completing Wellspring runs on a Hunter or Warlock.
  • Edge of Intent - Acquired after completing the REVERSE-LURE quest from the Evidence Board (Warlock-exclusive). Pattern can be acquired from the Enclave or from completing Wellspring runs on a Titan or Hunter.
  • Vexcalibur - Acquired upon completing a secret Exotic quest during Season of Defiance
  • Winterbite - Acquired after repairing all of the Cloud Strider monument on Neomuna.

Gallery[edit]

Promotional

Gameplay

Trivia[edit]

  • Glaives are the first first-person melee weapon to enter the Destiny franchise and the second non relic melee weapon available to Guardians, the first being the Sword.

List of appearances[edit]

References[edit]