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Revision as of 15:38, March 27, 2016
- "Despite the concerns over faulty radiation shielding, the weapon's incredible power has made it a favorite of daring weapons collectors."
- — Jonathan Goff, expert on Guardian militaria.
Fusion rifles are a class of energy-based weapons featured in Destiny.[1]
Overview
Advancements in directed energy disbursement were gained through dissection of hostile alien technology gathered in the field. The first implementation of this new technology resulted in the creation of fusion rifles. One of the first working prototypes was deemed too unstable for mass production due to faulty radiation shielding.[2] Modern fusion rifles use a pulsing emitter in order to keep heat buildup to a minimum. Consequently, fusion rifles actually fire seven distinct beams in very quick succession. Because of this, users have had luck sweeping the weapon across multiple targets, eliminating all of them with a single fire event.
Fusion rifles are intended for medium range combat, significantly outpacing a standard shotgun, and must be charged up to fire. The charge speed varies per weapon, but in general it makes the weapon significantly slower to fire than a shotgun. If the user is adept, they can bypass this delay by pre-charging the weapon before acquiring line of sight to his target. In terms of range, the fusion rifle is intended for medium range combat. While it was not built to handle long range combat, users that can tame its recoil and have a little luck on their side may find themselves picking off targets outside the approved range.[3]
Year One
Common /Rare
- Dammerung FR5
- Helios FR5
- Nox Cantor II
- Nox Fury IV
- Nox Revus II
- Nox Revus III
- Primed Nox Revus IV
- Prost FR2
- SK5 Type-Null
- Solas FR2
- Solas FR3
- Tengoku FR2A
Legendary
- 77 Wizard
- Conduit F3
- Final Rest II
- LIGHT/Beware
- Perun's Fire (Iron Banner)
- Praetorian Foil (Vault of Glass)
- Purifier VII
- The Calming
- Murmur (The Dark Below Story reward)
- Light of the Abyss (Crota's End)
- PLUG ONE.1
- The Trolley Problem
- The Frenzy
- Snakebite Surgeon
- Give/Take Equation
- Techeun Force (Queen's Wrath)
- Servant of Aksor (Prison of Elders)
- Exile's Curse (obtained during Trials of Osiris event)
Exotic
- Plan C
- Pocket Infinity
- Vex Mythoclast (Vault of Glass)
- Queenbreakers' Bow
Year Two
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Legendary
- Long Far Gone
- Panta Rhei
- Hitchhiker FR4
- The Vortex
- The Vacancy
- Elevating Vision (available from Trials of Osiris)
- Ashraven's Flight (available from the Iron Banner)
- Midha's Reckoning (King's Fall raid)
- Darkblade's Spite
- Susanoo (quest completion reward from Gunsmith at rank 2)
- Omolon Thesan FR4
Exotic
Trivia
- Names for the fusion rifle during development include the "laser blaster" and "particle cannon."[1]
- Fusion rifles were once stated to only effective at close range[4]
- The process of charging up an energy based weapon harkens to the fusion and plasma pistols of Bungie's Marathon and Halo series respectively.
Gallery
Concept art depicting various fusion rifle designs.
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
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