New Destiny 2 Exotics Revealed in PAX Construction

Bungie's stand at PAX 2019 boasts of a new construction of destiny 2 – the first time players experience upcoming multiplayer changes Shadow guard. But while players were lining up to fight on some Crucible cards, some Redditors dipped into the menus and unveiled some secrets.

The players dived into the PAX collections tab and took notes or photos of what they found. Here's everything we learned last weekend.

Exotic weapons

Bungie teased some big aliens for Shadow guard, but we finally saw some of their benefits at PAX.

Deathbringer Rocket Launcher

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The Deathbringer is a new rocket launcher that is coming Shadow guard. He's tall, purple and has one of the most unique profiles we've ever seen for a Destiny weapon.

The two benefits of Deathbringer are Dark Deliverance and Dark Descent. The rocket fires a projectile that drops powerful empty orbs when it explodes, and players can also detonate the rocket in flight from a distance. The more the Void Orbs fall far, the more damage they do.

LMG Bug (currently not named)

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Destiny's Bug LMG exists since GuardianCon, but still has no name. The players were able to play with the new weapon at PAX.

The main asset of Bug LMG is the pyrotoxin. The gun fires powerful explosive ordnance. There are only 13 laps in the magazine, but the damage is very important.

Divinity Rifle Trace

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Divinity is the exotic raid and the arc-shaped rifle. This is the trace that rifle players saw in the original Shadowkeep ViDoc.

Divinity has two exotic benefits. The judgment causes the creation by the weapon of an aura around the enemy, which disturbs and weakens it in a lasting way. Penance makes enemies wrapped up in judgment suffer damage.

Khvostov 7G-02

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Although not exotic, the players found a 750 version of the automatic rifle Khvostov 7G-02 in the collection. This is the first weapon that the players use in Destiny, and it comes back as part of the New Light mission. It is suspected that this weapon could come back as an exotic, similar to what had happened in the original destiny.

Exotic armor

The players also discovered two new Exotics armors in the PAX version.

Phoenix Titan Cradle Feet

The exotic asset of the Phoenix Cradle is Beacons of Empowerment. The Sun Warrior buff lasts twice as long as before and the allies gain it when they cross the sunspots.

Stormdancer Bredame Warlock Chest

The exotic attraction of Stormdancer Brace is a growing amplitude. When players defeat their enemies with Stormtrance, they increase the damage of Stormtrance.

Raid Collection

The PAX players also discovered raid armor for the Garden of Salvation raid. It seems that the raid armor is similar to the armor of the Curse of Osiris Eververse. The Destiny community leader, dmg04, has confirmed that the armor item disclosed in the tweet above is the Garden of Salvation raid armor.

These exotics will come Destiny 2 after Bungie's releases Destiny 2: Guarding shadows for PlayStation 4, Windows PC and Xbox One on October 1st.