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Necrochasm
Production overview
Manufacturer:	Eris Morn
Style:	Hive
Rarity class:	Exotic
Weapon type:	Auto Rifle
Required level:	20
Min-max accuracy:	Moderate
Min-max impact:	Low
Min-max stability:	Moderate
Min-max handling:	Moderate
Min-max magazine:	54 (D1) ; 51 (D2)
Specifications
Feed system:	Clip
Fire mode:	Fully automatic
Rate of fire:	900 RPM (D1) ; 720 RPM (D2)
Damage:	Arc (D1) ; Kinetic (D2)
Effective range:	Low
Service history
In service:	Yes
Affiliation:	Guardians

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"Eternity is very close. Can you feel yourself slipping?"

— Weapon description

Necrochasm is an exotic auto rifle in Destiny added by The Dark Below.

Like Thorn, Necrochasm is one of the Weapons of Sorrow. It was created from a captured Guardian weapon (likely taken after the Great Disaster) and modified by the Hive to feed on its owner's aggression.^[1]

D1

Acquisition and Gameplay

It requires obtaining the Common Auto Rifle Husk of the Pit; upgrading it to the Legendary Auto rifle Eidolon Ally; and upgrading that to Necrochasm with a Crux of Crota rewarded from completing Crota's End on Hard Mode, or with the essence of the Oversoul from completing the 390 Light version of Crota's End. Necrochasm's signature ability is "Cursebringer", which allow the player's kills with the weapon to trigger Cursed Thrall-esque explosions.

Year 3

In Year 3, the Husk of the Pit can be obtained via killing any Hive Ogre, although the drop is not guaranteed. The weapon is then upgraded to Eidolon Ally through killing a certain amount of a randomly rolled Hive enemy. After the Husk has been upgraded, the player must then kill Omnigul, Will of Crota and then obtain the Essence of the Oversoul from killing Crota in the 390 version of Crota's End. Once those two tasks are complete, the gun can then be upgraded into Necrochasm.

Grimoire

The Weapons of Sorrow were believed to be nothing more than a myth. But even the darkest myths are born of some truths, and whispers of the Necrochasm have long filled the Light with dread.

It is said the Necrochasm was born in the twilight after Crota's sword first cracked the Moon. That a lost Guardian's weapon was altered by the Hive in an attempt to fuse their own dark understanding with humanity’s mastery of war. The result was a weapon that would feed on its owner's aggression—reaching further when angry eyes drew focus, its hunger rising as it tore through bone and flesh.

Any Guardian who comes across the weapon must ask some very simple questions with endlessly complicated answers: Is your Light bright enough to stand, even briefly, in full gaze of the Hive's abyss? Can it handle what has died and been reborn in those shadows?

Destiny 2

In Destiny 2 the way you acquire this gun is different. If you completed the Crota’s End raid on contest mode within 48 hours of the raid being released, you could walk up to the raid vendor at the end of the raid and obtain the quest, upon which you would automatically obtain the weapon as well as the Husk of the pit, Eidolon Ally, and the quest for its catalyst. If you did not, then you would simply obtain the Husk of the Pit and the quest after talking to the raid vendor and must complete it.

The first step is to kill 100 Hive anywhere with the Husk of the Pit, with bonus progress being granted in the raid itself. Once completed, you will receive the Eidolon Ally and the next step of the quest, which requires you to obtain 20 Essence of the Oversoul, which are obtained randomly by completing encounters, however they have a low drop rate. You can also complete specific triumphs to obtains some more essence, though they wont grant you all the essence you need. Once you’ve completed that step, you will be awarded with Necrochasm.

Catalyst

The catalyst for Necrochasm requires you to obtain 35 Essence of the Oversoul, but worry not, as the quest to obtain the catalyst is retroactive as long as you already collected the 20 essence required for the gun itself, meaning you really only need another 15.

D2 Gameplay

In Destiny 2, the original perk remains the same, albeit with a noticeable change: the Cursed Thrall explosions now refill your magazine, and the exotic perk Desperation will grant better stability and aim assist as well as increased fire rate. The catalyst acquired from Crota's End grants the Outlaw perk, giving it faster reloads on precisions kills.

D2 Lore

Arise for Crota, Son of Oryx, the Hope-Eater!

He who has seized the Sky lair above Ceres,
which peers into other planes,
now vassal to the might of the Worldbreaker!

Within these keyholes
our brood communes with unheard voices.
They who whisper that the
curse of our Thralls
is a blessing granted by the Deep.

Now, in honor of the God-Knight,
we fashion these gluttonous whispers into death.
His Hellmouth becomes home to the profane:
the corpse of the Sky, reborn in the abyss.

— Enkaar, the Anointed

Trivia

Necrochasm is the only weapon in Destiny that is acquired by upgrading it from common (Husk of the Pit) to legendary (Eidolon Ally) to exotic (Necrochasm) status.
The weapon was referenced in the credits of The Simpsons episode Treehouse of Horror XXVI.^[2]
In Year 3, Necrochasm is the only Exotic weapon in Destiny other than the Zhalo Supercell that has an elemental burn and requires a player to complete a part of a raid.

Gallery

The Husk of the Pit, default stage when first dropped.
The Eidolon Ally, legendary upgrade stage.
Render of the Necrochasm.
Extracted view of the Necrochasm.
Devourer of Moons ornament for the Necrochasm.

List of appearances

Destiny: The Dark Below (First appearance)
Destiny 2
- Season of the Witch

References

^ Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Necrochasm
^ GameSpot - There Was a Destiny Reference in The Simpsons Halloween Episode's Credits

[1] Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, Grimoire: Necrochasm

[2] GameSpot - There Was a Destiny Reference in The Simpsons Halloween Episode's Credits

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-'''Necrochasm''' is an exotic [[auto rifle]] in ''[[Destiny]]'' added by ''[[The Dark Below]]''. It requires obtaining the [[Common]] [[Auto Rifle]] '''Husk of the Pit'''; upgrading it to the [[Legendary]] Auto rifle '''Eidolon Ally'''; and upgrading that to '''Necrochasm''' with a [[Crux of Crota]] rewarded from completing [[Crota's End]] on Hard Mode, or with the essence of the Oversoul from completing the 390 Light version of Crota's End.
+'''Necrochasm''' is an exotic [[auto rifle]] in ''[[Destiny]]'' added by ''[[The Dark Below]]''.
 Like [[Thorn]], Necrochasm is one of the [[Weapons of Sorrow]]. It was created from a captured [[Guardian]] weapon (likely taken after the [[Great Disaster]]) and modified by the Hive to feed on its owner's aggression.<ref>Bungie (2014-9-9), Destiny, PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Inventory/Primary_Weapons#Necrochasm|Necrochasm]]</ref>
-==Year 3==
+==D1==
+===Acquisition and Gameplay===
+It requires obtaining the [[Common]] [[Auto Rifle]] '''Husk of the Pit'''; upgrading it to the [[Legendary]] Auto rifle '''Eidolon Ally'''; and upgrading that to '''Necrochasm''' with a [[Crux of Crota]] rewarded from completing [[Crota's End]] on Hard Mode, or with the essence of the Oversoul from completing the 390 Light version of Crota's End.
+Necrochasm's signature ability is "Cursebringer", which allow the player's kills with the weapon to trigger [[Cursed Thrall]]-esque explosions.
+===Year 3===
 In Year 3, the Husk of the Pit can be obtained via killing any [[Hive]] [[Ogre]], although the drop is not guaranteed. The weapon is then upgraded to Eidolon Ally through killing a certain amount of a randomly rolled [[Hive]] enemy. After the Husk has been upgraded, the player must then kill [[Omnigul, Will of Crota]] and then obtain the Essence of the Oversoul from killing Crota in the 390 version of [[Crota's End]]. Once those two tasks are complete, the gun can then be upgraded into [[Necrochasm]].
+===Grimoire===
+The Weapons of Sorrow were believed to be nothing more than a myth. But even the darkest myths are born of some truths, and whispers of the Necrochasm have long filled the Light with dread.
+It is said the Necrochasm was born in the twilight after Crota's sword first cracked the Moon. That a lost Guardian's weapon was altered by the Hive in an attempt to fuse their own dark understanding with humanity’s mastery of war. The result was a weapon that would feed on its owner's aggression—reaching further when angry eyes drew focus, its hunger rising as it tore through bone and flesh.
+Any Guardian who comes across the weapon must ask some very simple questions with endlessly complicated answers: Is your Light bright enough to stand, even briefly, in full gaze of the Hive's abyss? Can it handle what has died and been reborn in those shadows?
 ==Destiny 2==
@@ Line 36: / Line 48: @@
 The catalyst for Necrochasm requires you to obtain 35 Essence of the Oversoul, but worry not, as the quest to obtain the catalyst is retroactive as long as you already collected the 20 essence required for the gun itself, meaning you really only need another 15.
-==D1 Gameplay==
+===D2 Gameplay===
-Necrochasm's signature ability is "Cursebringer", which allow the player's kills with the weapon to trigger [[Cursed Thrall]]-esque explosions.
-==D2 Gameplay==
 In Destiny 2, the original perk remains the same, albeit with a noticeable change: the Cursed Thrall explosions now refill your magazine, and the exotic perk Desperation will grant better stability and aim assist as well as increased fire rate. The catalyst acquired from Crota's End grants the Outlaw perk, giving it faster reloads on precisions kills.
-==D1 Grimoire==
+===D2 Lore===
-The Weapons of Sorrow were believed to be nothing more than a myth. But even the darkest myths are born of some truths, and whispers of the Necrochasm have long filled the Light with dread.
-It is said the Necrochasm was born in the twilight after Crota's sword first cracked the Moon. That a lost Guardian's weapon was altered by the Hive in an attempt to fuse their own dark understanding with humanity’s mastery of war. The result was a weapon that would feed on its owner's aggression—reaching further when angry eyes drew focus, its hunger rising as it tore through bone and flesh.
-Any Guardian who comes across the weapon must ask some very simple questions with endlessly complicated answers: Is your Light bright enough to stand, even briefly, in full gaze of the Hive's abyss? Can it handle what has died and been reborn in those shadows?
-==D2 Lore==
 Arise for Crota, Son of Oryx, the Hope-Eater!