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|style= [[Iron Lords]] | |style= [[Iron Lords]] | ||
|class= Exotic | |class= Exotic | ||
|type= [[Rocket | |type= [[Rocket Launcher]] | ||
|level= 40 | |level= 40 | ||
|accuracy= Great | |accuracy= Great | ||
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|affiliation= [[Guardian]] [[Vanguard]] Victor Lomar and Feizel Crux | |affiliation= [[Guardian]] [[Vanguard]] Victor Lomar and Feizel Crux | ||
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'''Gjallarhorn''' is an [[Exotic]] [[Rocket Launcher]].<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEKeMsQ9AB4 '''DattoDoesDestiny''' - ''Destiny Guns! Exclusive Gun Images From E3!'']</ref> It is also the only rocket launcher that has tracking missiles that each function separately from the warheads. It is currently available through a quest called [[Beauty in Destruction]], where you retrace the steps of its original maker, Feizel Crux. The rocket is one of three [[exotic]] [[Rocket | '''Gjallarhorn''' is an [[Exotic]] [[Rocket Launcher]].<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEKeMsQ9AB4 '''DattoDoesDestiny''' - ''Destiny Guns! Exclusive Gun Images From E3!'']</ref> It is also the only rocket launcher that has tracking missiles that each function separately from the warheads. It is currently available through a quest called [[Beauty in Destruction]], where you retrace the steps of its original maker, Feizel Crux. The rocket is one of three [[exotic]] [[Rocket Launcher]]s found in Destiny that are made by the Crux-Lomar weapons foundry. The other two are [[Dragon's Breath]] and [[Truth]]. | ||
Gjallarhorn is often seen as one of the most overpowered weapons ever used in Destiny. Its dominance extended throughout the later half of Year 1 Destiny 1. The weapon was so prevalent it was almost needed to play higher level activities. For example, many of the LFG posts during Year 1 often put the phrase "Gjallarhorn Req." Meaning if a player joined without the weapon, they would be kicked from the activity. Another example of its dominance has to do with how many times it was sold by Xur. In the second week of Destiny 1, Xur sold the weapon to the players. Unfortunately, due to how early Destiny was in its life span many refused to spend Strange Coins on such a "weak" weapon. Many viewed the perks of tracking and wolf pack rounds as too simple or underpowered. The weapon would then go on a nearly year long drought with it only ever being sold once more a few weeks prior to the start of Year 2. | Gjallarhorn is often seen as one of the most overpowered weapons ever used in Destiny. Its dominance extended throughout the later half of Year 1 Destiny 1. The weapon was so prevalent it was almost needed to play higher level activities. For example, many of the LFG posts during Year 1 often put the phrase "Gjallarhorn Req." Meaning if a player joined without the weapon, they would be kicked from the activity. Another example of its dominance has to do with how many times it was sold by Xur. In the second week of Destiny 1, Xur sold the weapon to the players. Unfortunately, due to how early Destiny was in its life span many refused to spend Strange Coins on such a "weak" weapon. Many viewed the perks of tracking and wolf pack rounds as too simple or underpowered. The weapon would then go on a nearly year long drought with it only ever being sold once more a few weeks prior to the start of Year 2. | ||