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Trace rifles are powerful rifles capable of firing singular, concentrated energy beams that can be focused down upon multiple targets at once. They are under the energy weapon category. The only known Trace rifle in Destiny 2 is Coldheart, which can be infused with auto rifles.
Exotic Trace Rifles
Enemy Trace Rifles
Appearances
- Destiny 2 (First appearance)
