Particle Lens
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The Particle Lens is a powerful sub-group of Vex Hydras designed to investigate quantum entanglement[1] and protect Epoptes, Lord of Quanta from harm. They can only be destroyed by breaking their eyes and their elimination is necessary to destroy their commanding unit.[2]
Gameplay[edit]
Upon engaging Epoptes, Lord of Quanta, the Particle Lens will retreat and shortly thereafter appear in the right room of the Fallow Pavilion. The Wave Lens will engage any adversary with their Aeon Maul, and will call upon a wave of Harpies to support it. This Hydra must be destroyed, alongside its' compatriot Wave Lens, in order to acquire the Probabilistic Lancet buff needed to break Epoptes' shield. To do so, a player must distribute Choral energy with another and acquire the Constant Temporality buff and seek out the light generated by the Lens' shield in order to freeze the effect of the fatal Temporality debuff, see the eyes that Cyclical player needs to destroy, and destroy the eye called out by the Cyclical player. If the wrong eye is destroyed on this or the other Lens, they will both regenerate all of them. After enough time has elapsed or if a fourth eye is destroyed, Epoptes will begin its Broken by Quanta wipe mechanic, and both Lenses will join it. The Constant Player must destroy the eye not called out by their fellow Constant player FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ENTRANCE TO THE ROOM in order to do their part to stop it. After reapplying their buff after the forestalled wipe, the Temporality players continue to destroy eyes until the Constant player can destroy the central eye and receive their Probabilistic Lancet buff and destroy one of Epoptes' shields.
Appearance[edit]
- Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate (First appearance)
References[edit]
- ^ Bungie (2025/7/19), Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate - Maya Sundaresh: Quantum entanglement. They're studying how disturbing dark matter in one place can affect matter distant in both space and time.
- ^ Bungie (2025/7/19), Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate - The Desert Perpetual
