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Howlers look similar to Taken Boomers, but their corrupted starfire cores have seemingly been replaced with Stasis cores, causing the weapons to grow frozen spikes along its barrel's length. | Howlers look similar to Taken Boomers, but their corrupted starfire cores have seemingly been replaced with Stasis cores, causing the weapons to grow frozen spikes along its barrel's length. Howlers are rare weapons, usually found in the hands of high ranking [[Taken Acolyte]]s and [[Taken Knight]]s. [[Overload Taken Hobgoblin]]s can also wield the weapon. | ||
The Howler has a slow rate of fire, damage and travel time, but its strength lies in its crowd control capabilities. A Howler's projectile leaves a slowing field on its impact point, which can severely hamper a [[Guardian]]'s movement capabilities. Those foolish enough to remain in the field will find themselves quickly frozen, and are at the mercy of the additional abilities of the wielder, as well as any of its allies' weapons. | The Howler has a slow rate of fire, damage and travel time, but its strength lies in its crowd control capabilities. A Howler's projectile leaves a slowing field on its impact point, which can severely hamper a [[Guardian]]'s movement capabilities. Those foolish enough to remain in the field will find themselves quickly frozen, and are at the mercy of the additional abilities of the wielder, as well as any of its allies' weapons. | ||
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Min-max accuracy: |
High |
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Low |
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High |
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Feed system: |
Stasis Core |
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Stasis Crystals |
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Single Shot |
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Howlers (also known as Stasis Boomers[1]) are a variant of the Taken Boomer that allows wielders to use the power of Stasis.
Overview
Howlers look similar to Taken Boomers, but their corrupted starfire cores have seemingly been replaced with Stasis cores, causing the weapons to grow frozen spikes along its barrel's length. Howlers are rare weapons, usually found in the hands of high ranking Taken Acolytes and Taken Knights. Overload Taken Hobgoblins can also wield the weapon.
The Howler has a slow rate of fire, damage and travel time, but its strength lies in its crowd control capabilities. A Howler's projectile leaves a slowing field on its impact point, which can severely hamper a Guardian's movement capabilities. Those foolish enough to remain in the field will find themselves quickly frozen, and are at the mercy of the additional abilities of the wielder, as well as any of its allies' weapons.
List of appearances
- Destiny 2: Season of the Lost (First appearance)
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