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|type= [[Machine gun]]
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|level= 20 (Year One version)<br>40 (Year Two version)
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|rate= 360 RPM<br>450 RPM (''Destiny 2'')
|rate= 360 RPM<br>450 RPM (''Destiny 2'')
|damage= Arc
|damage= {{Icon|Arc}} Arc {{c|{{Icon|Overload}} Anti-Overload (D2)}}
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==Destiny 2==
==Destiny 2==
Thunderlord was originally obtained by following a three-week questline beginning with the final week of 2018's [[Festival of the Lost]]. However, it could only be obtained until the end of Season 4, which ended on November 27th. After November 27th, the gun became part of the Exotic loot pool and can now be acquired as a random drop.<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/47423 '''Bungie.net''' – This Week At Bungie - 11/15/2018]</ref> Up until the introduction of the [[Avalanche]] during [[The Dawning]] 2018, it was the only machine gun available in ''Destiny 2''. This incarnation of Thunderlord is stronger than its ''Destiny 1'' incarnation, being able to clear mobs of enemies fast with its Reign Havoc perk, in conjunction with the Lightning Rounds trait inherited from the previous game. On stronger enemies such as bosses, lightning strikes will generate the longer the gun is fired, causing mass additional damage to any enemies around the player's target.
Thunderlord was originally obtained by following a three-week questline beginning with the final week of 2018's [[Festival of the Lost]]. However, it could only be obtained until the end of Season 4, which ended on November 27th. After November 27th, the gun became part of the Exotic loot pool and can now be acquired as a random drop.<ref>[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/47423 '''Bungie.net''' – This Week At Bungie - 11/15/2018]</ref> Up until the introduction of the [[Hammerhead]] in [[Season of the Forge]], it was the only machine gun available in ''Destiny 2''. This incarnation of Thunderlord is stronger than its ''Destiny 1'' incarnation, being able to clear mobs of enemies fast with its Reign Havoc perk, in conjunction with the Lightning Rounds trait inherited from the previous game. On stronger enemies such as bosses, lightning strikes will generate the longer the gun is fired, causing mass additional damage to any enemies around the player's target.
 
With the release of [[Season of Plunder]], Thunderlord was granted an additional perk and is now intrinsically Overload.


===Weapon perks===
===Weapon perks===
{{Expand-section}}
*'''Intrinsic trait - Reign Havoc''': Kills with this weapon generate lighting strikes from above.
*'''Intrinsic trait - Reign Havoc''': Kills with this weapon generate lighting strikes from above.
*'''Polygonal Rifling''': Barrel optimised for recoil reduction.  
*'''Polygonal Rifling''': Barrel optimised for recoil reduction.  
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*'''Lightning Rounds''': This weapon fires faster and more accurately the longer the trigger is held. Continuous damage generates lightning strikes.
*'''Lightning Rounds''': This weapon fires faster and more accurately the longer the trigger is held. Continuous damage generates lightning strikes.
*'''Feeding Frenzy''': Kills with this weapon increase reload speed for a short time.
*'''Feeding Frenzy''': Kills with this weapon increase reload speed for a short time.
===Weapon Mods===
*'''Masterwork Catalyst''': Grants the perk '''Return Stroke''', allowing the gun to partially reload its magazine from reserves with every lightning strike it generates.
 
===Weapon mods===
:'''Hypervelocity''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Hypervelocity''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Tlāloc's Wrath''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Tlāloc's Wrath''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Law of Induction''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Law of Induction''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord
:'''Indra Soaring''' - Equip this [[Weapon Ornament]] to change the appearance of Thunderlord


==Lore==
==Lore==
{{Verbatim}}
'''"They return from fields afar. The eye has passed, the end nears. Do not fade quietly. Let thunder reign again."'''
'''"They return from fields afar. The eye has passed, the end nears. Do not fade quietly. Let thunder reign again."'''


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*[[Commander Zavala]] is seen wielding the Thunderlord during the [[Battle of the Twilight Gap]] in the [[Warmind Webcomic]].<ref name="Destiny 2 – Comic Reader">[https://comics.bungie.net'''Bungie''' - ''Destiny 2 Comic Reader - Warmind '']</ref> This is probably an oversight as the Thunderlord was created during [[The Great Disaster]], which took place after Twilight Gap.
*[[Commander Zavala]] is seen wielding the Thunderlord during the [[Battle of the Twilight Gap]] in the [[Warmind Webcomic]].<ref name="Destiny 2 – Comic Reader">[https://comics.bungie.net'''Bungie''' - ''Destiny 2 Comic Reader - Warmind '']</ref> This is probably an oversight as the Thunderlord was created during [[The Great Disaster]], which took place after Twilight Gap.
*The final battle in [[The Lost Cryptarch]] Quest takes place in the same room where [[Riksis, Devil Archon]] spawned in the [[E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo]]. [[Kikliss, Murderer]] also enters the the room the same way that Riksis did, through the same hole in the wall.  
*The final battle in [[The Lost Cryptarch]] Quest takes place in the same room where [[Riksis, Devil Archon]] spawned in the [[E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo]]. [[Kikliss, Murderer]] also enters the the room the same way that Riksis did, through the same hole in the wall.  
*Thunderlord has a reputation in the current sandbox as a weapon that is considered to be "bad" by some more experienced players for  damage on bosses such as [[Nezarec, Final God of Pain]] and [[Rhulk, Disciple of the Witness]], but is still used as an "If you have nothing else" option by newer and returning players.
**This is due to the bugged state of the weapon during [[Season of Defiance]] when it did double damage to [[Divinity]] bubbles.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
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File:Destiny E3 2013 Demo, Thunderlord get.png|Acquiring the Thunderlord in the E3 2013 demo.
File:Destiny E3 2013 Demo, Thunderlord get.png|Acquiring the Thunderlord in the E3 2013 demo.
File:Zavala_Thunderlord.png|Commander Zavala wielding the Thunderlord during the Battle of the Twilight Gap.
File:Zavala_Thunderlord.png|Commander Zavala wielding the Thunderlord during the Battle of the Twilight Gap.
File:ThunderlordD2.jpg|thumb|The Thunderlord in Destiny 2.
File:Tlaloc's Wrath.jpg|thumb|The Tlaloc's Wrath weapon ornament.
File:Hypervelocity.jpg|thumb|The Hypervelocity weapon ornament.
File:Law of Induction.jpg|thumb|The Law of Induction weapon ornament.
File:Indra Soaring.jpg|thumb|The Indra Soaring weapon ornament.
</gallery>
</gallery>


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{{Heavy weapons}}
{{Heavies Y2}}
{{Exotic weapons}}
{{Exotic weapons}}


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[[Category:Weapons]]
[[Category:Machine guns]]
[[Category:Machine Guns]]
[[Category:Exotic weapons]]
[[Category:Exotic weapons]]
[[Category:Weapon lore]]
[[Category:Weapon lore]]
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