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The Quest is triggered by defeating the [[Ascendant Primeval Servitor]], a [[Chimera]] that appears randomly as a Primeval boss in [[Gambit]]. It will drop a Seething Heart which needs to be brought back to The Drifter, who will send them to the [[Dreaming City]] to kill 25 [[Taken]] bosses or yellow-bars. The entrance to the [[Blind Well]] is a good place for this, as the Taken and the Scorn will constantly move against each other. | The Quest is triggered by defeating the [[Ascendant Primeval Servitor]], a [[Chimera]] that appears randomly as a Primeval boss in [[Gambit]]. It will drop a Seething Heart which needs to be brought back to The Drifter, who will send them to the [[Dreaming City]] to kill 25 [[Taken]] bosses or yellow-bars. The entrance to the [[Blind Well]] is a good place for this, as the Taken and the Scorn will constantly move against each other. | ||
The next step is a mission version of the [[Strike]] [[The Corrupted]] with a recommended Power level of 580. The player will head to Callum's Grave to obtain a '''Depleted Weapon Core''', which will start the next step when brought back to the Drifter. | The next step is a mission version of the [[Strike]] [[The Corrupted]] with a recommended Power level of 580. The player will head to [[Callum Sol]]'s Grave to obtain a '''Depleted Weapon Core''', which will start the next step when brought back to the Drifter. | ||
The next step requires the player to win Gambit matches and deposit motes. However, dropped motes will subtract x2, so the safest strategy is to only deposit a few at a time. | The next step requires the player to win Gambit matches and deposit motes. However, dropped motes will subtract x2, so the safest strategy is to only deposit a few at a time. | ||
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- "Nothing kills a Guardian faster than another Guardian."
- — The Drifter
Malfeasance is an exotic Hand Cannon introduced in Forsaken and obtainable through the Seething Heart Quest. Every fifth hit on the same target with this gun causes a powerful explosion, destroying nearby enemies.[1]
Acquisition
The Quest is triggered by defeating the Ascendant Primeval Servitor, a Chimera that appears randomly as a Primeval boss in Gambit. It will drop a Seething Heart which needs to be brought back to The Drifter, who will send them to the Dreaming City to kill 25 Taken bosses or yellow-bars. The entrance to the Blind Well is a good place for this, as the Taken and the Scorn will constantly move against each other.
The next step is a mission version of the Strike The Corrupted with a recommended Power level of 580. The player will head to Callum Sol's Grave to obtain a Depleted Weapon Core, which will start the next step when brought back to the Drifter.
The next step requires the player to win Gambit matches and deposit motes. However, dropped motes will subtract x2, so the safest strategy is to only deposit a few at a time.
The last step requires the player to defeat 25 opposing Guardians, either by invading the other side or killing an invading enemy, and defeat 4 opponents during a single invade. This step can be completed by either themselves or a teammate, but requires three team wipes from a teammate instead of 1. When both tasks are completed, the Malfeasance will be rewarded when visiting the Drifter again.
Weapon Perks
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Explosive Shadow: Shoot tainted slugs that burrow into the enemy. Stacking enough slugs causes them all to explode.
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Corkscrew Rifling: Balanced barrel. • Slightly increases range and stability • Slightly increases handling speed
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Extended Mag: This weapon has a greatly increased magazine size, but reloads much slower. • Greatly increases magazine size • Greatly decreases reload speed
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Taken Predator:Bonus damage against Taken enemies and Gambit invaders.
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Heavy Grip: This grip is weighted for recoil control. • Increases stability • Decreases handling speed
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Tracker Disabled: No tracker is displayed on this weapon.
Kill Tracker: This weapon tracks the number of enemies you defeated with it.
Crucible Tracker: This weapon tracks the number of Crucible opponents you defeated with it.
Gallery
The overlay and perks of Malfeasance.
The Malfeasance wielded by a Guardian in the Forsaken weapon trailer.
