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- "Even in the chaos of the Gap, one could make out its thunderous fire leaving a sea of Fallen in its wake."
- — Weapon Description
The Thunderlord is a type of exotic machinegun that fires electrically-charged rounds.[1]
Upgrades
First: Ammunition +1. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits.
Second: Accuracy +1. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits, requires a talent point.
Third: Gathering Storm. Getting a kill boosts the damage of the weapon temporarily, multiple boosts will stack. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits.
Fourth: Full Force. Effect and cost unknown.
Fifth: Ammunition +1. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits, requires a talent point.
Sixth: Storm Master. Effect and cost unknown.
Seventh: Stability +1. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits, requires a talent point.
Eighth: Accuracy +1. Costs 50 Glimmer and three weapon kits, requires a talent point.
Ninth: Rolling Thunder. Rounds will penetrate enemies and then explode into a burst of electricity. Costs 50 glimmer and three weapon kits, requires a talent point.[1]
Gallery
The "Skill-Tree" for the Thunderlord
Acquiring the Thunderlord
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
