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it. Year 1 is a term used for things pertaining to the first year of Destiny's release. During Year 1 Destiny was not as easy to navigate as Year 2 and

Lords Customization option known as Ornaments Improved Year 1 Exotic Weapons New Exotic Weapons New Armor Archon's Forge—a player-initiated in the Plaguelands

Year 2 is a term used for things pertaining to the second year since the release of Destiny. Subjects and items listed below are things that were introduced

Regime in Destiny 2 has a very similar design to the Destiny 1 year 1 version of the weapon. A desktop wallpaper of the Regime. First-person view of the

Reef War." — Weapon description Her Mercy is a Year 1 Legendary Hand Cannon received by opening the chest in the Prison of Elders. This weapon was introduced

citation policy. "I cannot permit you to exist." — Weapon Description Black Hammer is a Legendary Year 1 Sniper Rifle that deals Solar damage and is rewarded

in the same class, see the Shingen-E. Early in Destiny Year 1, Galahad-E worked similarly to an un-upgraded Suros Regime and was fairly easy to obtain due

ability shared with another Year 1 Exotic weapon. Column 0 Full Auto: This weapon can be fired in full auto mode. Column 1 Accurized Ballistics More range

End raid. This weapon is part of the high rate-of-fire and low-impact Hand Cannon archetype. Since the weapon is only available as a Year 1 drop, it is mostly

and can be obtained from the Grasp of Avarice Dungeon. The Year 1 iteration of this weapon is the Felwinter's Lie. It is not a direct predecessor to the

refunding rounds that do not strike a target is reminiscent of another Year 1 Exotic weapon. The trait "Mulligan" associated with No Land Beyond and Whisper

Aiming this weapon is incredibly fast. Column 4 Universal Remote: Range and precision damage increases greatly while aiming down the sights. In Year 3, Universal

playerbase as one of the most overpowered weapons in Destiny, especially during the later half of Destiny 1 Year 1. The weapon was considered to be essentially

the key to remarkable capabilities." — Weapon description The Sahara-AR5 is a Rare Year One Auto Rifle. It is a Year One primary that does Kinetic damage

refunding rounds that do not strike a target is identical to another Year 1 Exotic weapon. The current trait "Extended Mag" replaced the former trait "Speed

rate of fire and high impact. This hand cannon has been nerfed from its Year 1 iteration, with changes made to a bug that made it deal over 100 damage

thunder reign again." — Weapon description (Destiny 2) The Thunderlord is an exotic machine gun introduced in Destiny Year One. The weapon was designed as a

it." — Lomar Truth is an exotic Rocket Launcher introduced in Year One of Destiny. A Year Two version of Truth became available in The Taken King, and the

Destinypedia by expanding it. "Thanks, but no thanks." — Weapon description Polite Denial 0/1 was a Rare Hand Cannon that could be acquired from Strikes

Bungie Art Lead. Red Death is an exotic pulse rifle introduced in Destiny Year One. It was formerly owned by a Guardian, until its owner was killed, presumably

plus 10 improved variants of Year One Exotics New Year Two Exotic weapons Ace of Spades Black Spindle(Classified) Bolt-Caster Boolean Gemini Dark-Drinker Fabian

Destiny 2, Adept weapons are exclusively legendary weapons, contain two exclusive perks, have special mods only available on Adept weapons, and give bonus

expanding it. "Echo-1 variant of the popular Xerxes. The weapon's corkscrew heart pumps coolant blood." — Weapon description Xerxes-E1 is a Rare Machine

Destiny. Originally used to upgrade the attack value on Legendary weapons during Year 1, they have since been phased out of use in favor of other material

help Destinypedia by expanding it. "I said INVITE ONLY!" — Weapon description Party Crasher +1 is a Legendary Shotgun that can be acquired from the Crucible

help Destinypedia by expanding it. "Move with the current." — Weapon description PLUG ONE.1 is a Legendary Arc Fusion Rifle in Destiny and Destiny 2. In

Wolves and reissued in The Taken King with Year Two perks. This section needs expansion. You can help Destinypedia by expanding it. Destiny House of Wolves

against next target. Year 2 brought no significant changes to this weapon, with the exception of a minor tweak to the iron sights. The weapon design is based

The Baron is a general-purpose unguided explosive launcher." — Weapon description Baron RS/1 is a Common Rocket Launcher. Destiny (First appearance)

firearm, earned through glory in the Crucible." — Weapon Description The Black Suros PPG-96 is a Year One Rare Auto Rifle which is obtained as a reward

firearm, earned through glory in the Crucible." — Weapon Description The Black Suros ADM-94 is a Year One Rare Auto Rifle which is obtained as a reward

can be acquired from Executor Hideo. It was reissued in The Taken King with Year Two perks. This section needs expansion. You can help Destinypedia by expanding

easy handling." — In-game description The Pulsar MSe is a Year One basic pulse rifle This weapon inflicts kinetic damage. . Destiny (First appearance) Destiny

(First appearance) Dualshockers - Destiny's Screenshots of All Faction/Class Weapons and armor Show That Bungie Hasn't Lost its Touch

for performance at long range." — In-game description The Carte Blanche S.1 is an uncommon auto rifle. "Carte Blanche" is a French term meaning "blank

modified by Dead Orbit's superb technicians and specialists." — Weapon description Exodus Plan RS/1 is a Legendary Rocket Launcher. Destiny (First appearance)

held, this weapon grants +2 character Agility. Single Point Sling: Switch weapons faster. Move quicker while aiming. Perfect Balance: This weapon has extremely

Witch, which allowed players to utilize it for powerful melee attacks. A Year Two version of Monte Carlo was reintroduced in The Taken King. It was reintroduced

Rifles are directed-energy weapons with a short charge cycle. The FR1 is a common multirole design." — Weapon description Tengoku FR1 is a Common Fusion Rifle

dismantling weapons with the Masterwork rarity, by completing Scrapper bounties. It takes 10 Cores together with 20 Legendary Shards to Masterwork a Year 1 weapon

Exotic weapon or armor gives two Exotic shards. Exotic shards are also used to Ascend Exotic gear to the maximum Attack/Defense value for Year 1. For Year

Destiny: Beta PlayStation 4, Activision Blizzard. Bungie Armor Marshal-A1 [1]

until fall of 2015 The Year Two Hawkmoon was made available on all consoles, and no significant changes were made to this specific weapon. With the release

for a kill-shot to be delivered. This perk has since been nerfed from its Year 1 iteration. Intrinsic Perk: Mark of the Devourer – Rounds pierce targets

Armor during Year 1, they have since been phased out of use in favor of other material systems. It is still currently required to level of Year 1 Vault of

the Gunsmith, Banshee-44. This weapon is also featured in Season of Arrivals, as one of the many returning Year 1 weapons earnable from Umbral Engrams and

Cryptarch. Upgrading Legendary Gear via Infusion Upgrading Year 1 Exotic gear to Year 2 via Weapon Blueprints

Destiny 1 Destiny 2 "An ancient weapon, battered and worn - but still fires true. Perhaps it's been waiting for you." — In-game description The Khvostov

Chroma-compatible armor sets Year Two versions of Prison of Elders-themed armor and weapons Year Two versions of fan-favorite Year One Legendary weapons PlayStation exclusive

expanding it. "Echo-1 Genghis variant, built to put rounds through Cabal armor and anything inside." — Weapon description Genghis-E1 is a Rare Machine Gun