Weapon \| Type	Drops from ❘ Requires	Optimal TTK	PVP Verdict
Ace of Spades	Exotic Kiosk	0.87	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Primary Exotic Perk: "Precision kills increase reload speed and cause the target to explode. Reloading after a kill increases damage. Grants radar while aiming down sights." ► Arguably the best 140 RPM hand cannon in the entire game, Ace of Spades has a lot to offer. With excellent base stats and some of the best perks around, namely Momento Mori, which is like Kill Clip on steroids, Ace of Spades is one of the most dominating kinetic primary weapons in the Crucible. Ace of Spades was barely seen last season due to the excessive range buff that 120 RPM hand cannons received, but now that those have reigned down, Ace of Spades can (and will) shine again. Good Alternative: Hawkmoon.
The Messenger \| Pulse Rifle	Trials of Osiris	0.67	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: High-Impact PVP God Roll: Rapid Hit + Desperado (also good: Kill Clip) ► This returning weapon from Destiny 1 is hands down the best Pulse rifle right now. Belonging to the High-Impact archetype, The Messenger already benefits from one of the fastest TTKs in the game. But on top of that, it has best-in-class base stats and excellent perks. And while all of its perks are good, it can also come with a top-tier perk previously reserved only for Pinnacle weapons: Desperado. With Desperado, which greatly increases its rate of fire after a precision kill, its TTK is massively reduced, allowing it to duel absolutely anyone and even go for insane killing sprees in 6v6 modes. Decent Alternative: No Time to Explain.
Igneous Hammer \| Hand Cannon	Trials of Osiris	1.00	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Aggressive PVP God Roll: Rapid Hit (also good: Quickdraw) + Rampage ► Seeing how it has been dominating the PVP scene for months now, Igneous Hammer shouldn't need an introduction. With the best stats among 120 RPM hand cannons and an excellent perk selection, including the extremely fun Quickdraw + Rampage, Igneous Hammer is a monster. Other 120 RPM hand cannons can also roll with Rampage, but none can match Igneous Hammer's top-tier base stats and range. And as a Trials of Osiris weapon, it can also come in Adept versions which have slightly better stats and access to superior Adept modes. Good Alternative: Bottom Dollar.
Dead Man's Tale \| Scout Rifle	Exotic Quest	0.80	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Primary Exotic Perk: "Chaining precision hits grants bonus damage and quickens reload speed. Future drops of this weapon have random rolls." ► Dead Man's Tale was a real game-changer. Before its release, it was unimaginable to see a scout rifle dominate the Crucible, but here we are. With excellent stats and the ability to 2-tap guardians once its Exotic perk is active, Dead Man's Tale is extremely lethal at long ranges. But what makes this weapon particularly insane is that once you get its Catalyst, it can hip fire more quickly and with absolutely no penalties to aim assistance. This allows skilled players to map opponents in the Crucible simply by hip firing it, especially on PC. Good Alternative: MIDA Multi-Tool.
The Palindrome \| Hand Cannon	Nighfall: The Ordeals	0.87	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP God Roll: Killing Wind (also good: Quickdraw) + Rangefinder ► Among the many great Nightfall weapons out there, The Palindrome is the absolute must-have. It has great stats, excellent perks, and can dominate in both PVE and PVP. On top of that, it also comes with that smooth "feel" you'd want from a hand cannon. The only reason you don't see it more often is because 120 RPM hand cannons currently dominate the Crucible. But make no mistake, The Palindrome is arguably the best legendary 140 RPM hand cannon, and with the right perks, it can compete with Ace of Spades and Hawkmoon. But it doesn't have to, as it sits in the Energy slot which allows you to pair with all the Meta special weapons, including Felwinter's Lie and Adored. Decent Alternative: Ancient Gospel.
Multimach CCX \| Submachine Gun	Iron Banner	0.67	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP God Roll: Dynamic Sway Reduction (also good: Killing Wind) + Kill Clip (also good: Iron Grip) ► It has been a while since an SMG was considered a top choice for PVP, but the Multimach CCX managed to earn a spot among our Top 10 PVP weapons. While close-quarters combat in Destiny 2 is mostly dominated by shotguns, Multimach CCX remains viable thanks to its decent range, consistency, and insanely fast time-to-kill (one of the fastest there is among primary ammo weapons). The Multimach CCX is without a doubt favorite among SMG fans, but good luck finding a good roll. Unfortunately, this weapon is locked behind the terrible Iron Banner reward system, which means it will all come down to your luck when turning bounties... Decent Alternative: Stochastic Variable.
Shayura's Wrath \| Submachine Gun	Trials of Osiris	0.80	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Precision PVP God Roll: Tunnel Vision (also good: Killing Wind) + Kill Clip ► The latest (hot) new weapon to come out of Trials of Osiris, Shayura's Wrath is perhaps the best PVP SMG we have seen in a while. As a 600 RPM weapon, Shayura's Wrath offers a competitive TTK, but more importantly, it has an insane range for an SMG. That surprisingly long range, great stats, consistency, and an excellent Perk selection make Shayura's Wrath a must-have for PVP, especially now that 600 RPM auto rifles have been reigned down. Decent Alternative: IKELOS_SMG_V1.0.2.
True Prophecy \| Hand Cannon	Gunsmith	1.00	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP God Roll: Rangefinder (also good: Opening Shot) + Rampage (also good: PERK) ► Aggressive Hand Cannons are perhaps the biggest winners of the latest sandbox changes. With an increased rate of fire and longer range, 120 RPM hand cannons are a true menace in the Crucible. And among the many great options out there, True Prophecy is the top kinetic 120 RPM hand cannon. While it lacks the base stats of something like a Sturm with its Catalyst, a True Prophecy with Rampage gives you the ability to 2-tap guardians, which is one of the most satisfying things you can do in PVP. Good Alternative: Steady Hand.
Gridskipper \| Pulse Rifle	Override	0.80	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Rapid-Fire PVP God Roll: Heating Up (also good: Moving Target) + Multikill Clip ► Gridskipper is one of the biggest surprises this season. It's not a High-Impact Pulse and it doesn't have the best TTK, yet it can absolutely shred in PVP while simultaneously feeling great in your hands. It benefits from all of the best new perks, especially Heating Up, which help it effortlessly chain kills in 6v6 matches. As a Rapid-Fire pulse, Gridskipper isn't great at peak shooting, but if used it aggressively, it can easily dominate medium-range engagements. Plus, it's superior and much easier to obtain than the only other remaining Rapid-Fire pulse rifle in the game: The Time-Worn Spire. Good Alternative: Stars in Shadow.
Fatebringer \| Hand Cannon	Vault of Glass Raid	0.87	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Ammo: Primary \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP God Roll: Explosive Payload (also good: Killing Wind) + Opening Shot (also good: Firefly) ► The most iconic weapon from the Vault of Glass raid, Fatebringer is the weapon everyone is talking about. And on paper, Fatebringer has a lot to offer: great stats and great perks. One could argue Fatebringer is the best kinetic legendary 140 RPM hand cannon available, but unlike The Palindrome, it has to compete with all the excellent Exotic kinetic hand cannons, plus, many also prefer the "feel" of The Palindrome. Decent Alternative: Dire Promise.

Weapon \| Type	Drops from ❘ Requires	Optimal TTK	PVP Verdict
Felwinter's Lie \| Shotgun	Exotic Kiosk	-	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Aggressive PVP Preferred Perks: Quickdraw + Opening Shot ► The best PVP shotgun currently in the game, Felwinter's Lie features insane one-hit-kill distances. And that's partly due to its exotic intrinsic perk, Shot Package, which gives it a tight and consistent pellet spread. Similar to Pursuit weapons, it also comes with 2 fixed perks per slot you can choose from, and they're all excellent. For example, you can instantly swap to Vorpal Weapon to shut down supers when they come around. Good Alternative: Found Verdict.
Adored \| Sniper Rifle	Pursuit Weapon	-	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP Preferred Perks: Killing Wind + Snapshot Sights ► The natural replacer of the top-tier Beloved sniper rifle, Adored has a lot going for it. With a fairly low zoom stat at 45, decent sights, and high aim assist, Adored offers a great combination of lethality and ease of use. Even better, it's a legendary sniper that offers a great static roll for PVP and can be paired with one of the excellent Exotic hand cannons in the kinetic slot. Good Alternative: UZUME RR4.
Astral Horizon \| Shotgun	Trials of Osiris	-	Slot: KInetic \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Aggressive PVP God Roll: Surplus (also good: Auto-Loading Holster) + Killing Wind+ Opening Shot (also good: Celerity) ► If you're looking for the best kinetic pellet shotgun, look no further than Astral Horizon. On top of having excellent base stats and a good range, it also stands out thanks to its excellent perk selection (which no longer includes Quickdraw, unfortunately). In other words, a god-rolled Astral Horizon is perhaps the only legendary shotgun that can rival Felwinter's Lie. Be prepared for a tough time in Trials to farm it though... Decent Alternative: Toil and Trouble.
Frozen Orbit \| Sniper Rifle	Playlist: Crucible	-	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Aggressive PVP God Roll: No Distractions (also good: Killing Wind) + Snapshot Sights ► Sniper rifles are all about their "feel", which is why some Snipers naturally stand out and steadily become the top choice in PVP. Frozen Orbit does have a lot of competition in the likes of Adored and Cloudstrike, but it's still one of the best feeling sniper rifles out there. And as an Aggressive Sniper, it can easily take down Supers, provided you have the aim. If you play a lot of PVP, you'll probably end up with a bunch of these as they can be end-of-match rewards. Good Alternative: Occluded Finality.
Eye of Sol \| Sniper Rifle	Trials of Osiris	-	Slot: KInetic \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Aggressive PVP God Roll: Snapshot Sights + Opening Shot (also good: Vorpal Weapon) ► Eye of Sol is a solid 90 RPM sniper akin to the now retired, Beloved. Featuring a reasonable 45 zoom stat and good aim assistance, Eye of Sol can also roll with great perk options. That said, it remains one of the toughest weapons to farm in this list as it's locked behind Trials of Osiris. Keep an eye out in case it becomes the 3-win reward to grab yourself a couple (through the weekly bounty). Good Alternatives: Praedyth's Revenge or Succession.
The Chaperone \| Shotgun	Exotic Quest	-	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Special Exotic Perk: "Fires a single-slug precision round. Precision kills briefly grant bonus handling, range, and precision damage with this weapon." ► The Chaperone is a slug shotgun with incredible range and an easy contender for Best PVP shotty in Destiny 2. Because of its excellent base stats and its single-slug frame, The Chaperone has the longest one-hit kill distance of any shotgun in the game, at around 12 meters, provided you can hit your headshots! In the hands of a skilled player, this is an incredibly lethal weapon able to map enemies from afar. Decent Alternative: Blasphemer.
Duality \| Shotgun	Exotic Kiosk	-	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Exotic Exotic Perk: "Fires a pellet spread in hip-fire or a single high-damage slug while aiming. Pellet final blows grant a stacking precision damage and reload speed buff. Precision hits with slugs extend the duration." ► Duality has always been a unique shotgun that combines the strengths of both pellet and slug shotguns. It's definitely a fun exotic to use in low-stress PVE and PVP situations. However, it also carries the weaknesses of both archetypes and when the stakes are high, Duality is out-performed by more specialized weapons. Duality did receive a buff with Season of the Chosen, which helps it a lot, but it remains a difficult weapon to use, especially when compared to the much more straightforward Felwinter's Lie. Decent Alternative: Sojourner's Tale.
Bastion \| Fusion Rifle	Exotic Kiosk	-	Slot: Kinetic \| Ammo: Special Exotic Perk: "Charge to fire 3 spreads of Kinetic slugs. A portion of this weapon's damage bypasses elemental shields." ► Bastion is a unique weapon that sits between a shotgun and a fusion rifle. With its 3 quick bursts, it feels like a semi-automatic shotgun that can literally destroy any roaming super with ease. Bastion is fun, easy to use, and is able to deal high burst damage. But because it's still technically a fusion rifle, you have to deal with its charge time. In other words, timing is everything. Decent Alternative: Witherhoard.
Telesto \| Fusion Rifle	Exotic Engram	-	Slot: Energy \| Ammo: Special Exotic Perk: "Fusion projectiles attach and detonate with a delayed Void blast. Multikills with this weapon immediately reload your equipped Kinetic and Energy weapons from reserves." ► Telesto, The besto. Or so players like to call it. Telesto is indeed a great weapon with some unique features. With its proximity explosive bolts, you can use it to set traps and play defensively or use it as a traditional fusion rifle. It's also capable of solid one-hit-kill ranges and has the ability to potentially get multi-kills on grouped-up enemies. Decent Alternatives: Glacioclasm or Exile's Curse.
Riiswalker \| Shotgun	Iron Banner	-	Slot: KInetic \| Ammo: Special \| Archetype: Lightweight PVP God Roll: Quickdraw (also good: Surplus) + Iron Reach ► One of the two new weapons from Iron Banner, Riiswalker was introduced at the perfect time. Now that aggressive shotguns were indirectly nerfed with the removal of Quickdraw (making them much clunkier to use), other archetypes can finally take a breather. All Lightweight shotguns suddenly became more viable and Riiswalker is the best Lightweight shotgun there is. It has best stats and excellent perks, which is why all the top players who want to take a break from Felwinter's Lie are enjoying Riiswalker. Patty just released an excellent video comparing the two. Decent Alternative: Seventh Seraph CQC-12.

Weapon \| Type	Drops from ❘ Requires	Optimal TTK	PVP Verdict
Commemoration \| Machine Gun	Deep Stone Crypt Raid	0.53	Slot: Heavy \| Ammo: Heavy \| Archetype: Adaptive PVP God Roll: Dynamic Sway Reduction + Eye of the Storm (also good: Rampage) ► Machine guns are popular in PVP because they offer an excellent ammo economy. When used right, one ammo brick can result in 4-5 kills. Commemoration is one of the few legendary machine guns that survived weapon sunsetting, which is why it easily earned a spot here. On top of that, being a Void machine gun with excellent stats make it the natural replacement of the fan-favorite Hammerhead. Good Alternative: Corrective Measure.
Xenophage \| Machine Gun	Exotic Quest	-	Slot: Heavy \| Ammo: Heavy Exotic Perk: "Fires high-powered explosive ammunition. Aiming this weapon increases its effective range and zoom magnification." ► A top choice for both PVE and PVP, Xenophage is a must-have Power weapon. In PVP, it remains as strong as it has always been. You can easily use its explosive rounds to two-shot kill any guardian, and you can even kill guardians behind cover by shooting the ground or nearby objects. PS: Xenophage is particularly good in Trials on longer-range maps. Good Alternative: Thunderlord.
The Wardcliff Coil \| Rocket Launcher	Exotic Engram	-	Slot: Heavy \| Ammo: Heavy Exotic Perk: "This weapon fires a volley of rockets and automatically reloads on ammo pickup." ► Arguably the best PVP rocket launcher in the game, The Wardcliff Coil is incredibly lethal and could potentially wipe an entire team. On top of that, it's a consistent and reliable weapon that can practically guarantee kills, even in competitive modes. The Wardcliff Coils also has the ability to easily shut down supers from range. Good Alternative: Eyes of Tomorrow.
Heir Apparent \| Machine Gun	Guardian Games	-	Slot: Heavy \| Ammo: Heavy Exotic Perk: "This weapon can be fired only when fully spun up. While at full health, spinning up this weapon protects you with an Arc Shield." ► Heir Apparent has always been a fun-to-use weapon in Destiny 2. And while it was perceived as a gimmick for an entire year, now that it finally received a Catalyst, it became a true menace. With its Catalyst, Heir Apparent can make you virtually unkillable, allowing you to shred any guardian that stands in your way. Heir Apparent particularly shines in low-stakes games such as 6v6 modes.
Deathbringer \| Rocket Launcher	Exotic Quest	-	Slot: Heavy \| Ammo: Heavy Exotic Perk: "Fires remotely detonated projectiles that drop Void orbs on combatants. Hold to fire, release to detonate. The further a Void orb falls, the more powerful its detonation becomes." ► Deathbringer is one of the most fun heavy weapons in the game. If you catch a team on spawn, you can wipe them all out with a well-placed detonation. You can also use it to shoot it at a wall when someone pushes you and still secure a few kills in a pinch. It's great at tracking enemies, and overall, a slept-on weapon more guardians should try. Good Alternative: Black Talon.

Weapon Type	Tier	Role ❘ Current State
Hand Cannons	Best ❘ S	Hand Cannons are and have always been the top PVP choice in Destiny. Nerfs can bring them slightly down and give other weapon types a chance, but in the end, the top players will always gravitate towards hand cannons. It all comes down to the very nature of hand cannons. They can deal a lot of damage in a short amount of time, meaning they are perfect at peak shooting in and out of cover (something an auto rifle, for example, cannot do).
Pulse Rifles	Best ❘ S	Sometimes referred to as "dad rifles", pulse rifles are generally easier to use, have a good range, and good aim assist. And with the recent buff to the High-Impact archetype, top pulses, such as The Messenger, have become some of the most lethal weapons in the Crucible. And by the way, not all Pulses behave the same. Some, such as Adaptive frames, are somewhat easy to use and could be considered "Dad rifles", whereas High-impacts are harder to master but have some of the most lethal time-to-kill in the entire game.
Sidearms	Strong ❘ A	For some reason, Sidearms have never been particularly popular in PVP. But things are definitely changing, especially since their target acquisition was buffed last year. You now see more and more top players main sidearms alongside their favorite sniper. On paper, sidearms certainly have a limited range, which puts them in direct competition with shotguns, but Sidearms still offer the best TTKs among primary weapons in Destiny 2. Don't be surprised to see them gain momentum as shotguns continue to receive nerfs.
Auto Rifles	Average ❘ B	Auto rifles had their 15 minutes of fame when they received a significant buff in Season of the Worthy, especially the 600 RPM variants. But Auto rifles were quickly reigned in and brought back to their usual place: the middle of the pack. Every now and then, an outlier will see some usage in the Crucible, such as the new Chroma Rush, but in general, ARs suffer from a big drawback: They force you to stay out of cover all the time (unlike a hand cannon or pulse), which makes them less effective in competitive modes or against skilled users.
Submachine Guns	Average ❘ B	SMGs are far from being the "meta" choice in PVP. Other weapons types can be almost as lethal while significantly offering better range. Still, SMGs can get the job done. In fact, a very good SMG with the right perks, such as the new Shayura's Wrath or the Multimach CCX, can be a true menace in the Crucible, with low TTKs and decent range.
Combat Bows	Average ❘ B	Combat bows are definitely a niche choice for PVP. You will rarely see a guardian using a bow in the Crucible, and that's because bows are far from being the most optimal tool to get the job done. With a headshot, bows can "almost" kill an enemy, but during the time you'll need to shoot a second arrow, your enemy will be either gone or you will be already dead. Exceptions such as Le Monarque do exist of course, but in general, you'll be better served with other weapon types.
Scout Rifles	Weak ❘ C	To be clear, everything this applies to every Scout rifle in the game, except Dead Man's Tale, an exponentially superior Scout than the rest. Whether we're talking about PVE or PVP, Scout rifles have been in a sad state for a long time. In PVP, they have some of the worst TTKs in the game and will lose most fights in close to medium range. They do offer good range, but most maps cater to closed-quarter combat.

Weapon Type	Tier	Role ❘ Current State
Shotguns	Best ❘ S	► Shotguns are so strong right now, they have been officially identified as a problem. They are simply too dominant in the current sandbox. Shotguns are extremely lethal, easy to use, and encourage players to use them even more than primary weapons. And as Destiny 2's maps are relatively crowded (they were conceived for 8 players only), close-quarters combat is heavily encouraged, thus allowing shotguns to shine.
Sniper Rifles	Strong ❘ A	► Sniper rifles have always been a top choice for PVP. But unlike shotguns, they have a higher skill-ceiling. In other words, it's harder to master a sniper, but in the hands of a skilled player, there's nothing deadlier than a sniper rifle in the entire game. Overall, snipers are in a weird place right now. Recent nerfs to their flinch and aim assist have made them harder to use, which lead to even more people using shotguns. But if you do cross paths with a sniper user, beware. If they are still using one, it's because they know how to use it...
Trace Rifles	Strong ❘ A	► If you try to use Trace Rifles as any other Special weapon, you'll be very disappointed. Shotguns, snipers, and even fusion rifles are meant to be one-hit-kill weapons. Trace rifles, on the other hand, are not. They are slow. But if you try to use them as a primary weapon, you'll see their true potential. With enough ammo, they behave like souped-up auto rifles, reaching the TTK of some of the best primary weapons in the game.
Fusion Rifles	Average ❘ B	► Fusion rifles have been struggling for a while. After their big range nerf a few seasons ago, mainly due to the infamous Erentil FR4, Fusion rifles have lagged behind shotguns and snipers. Bungie is clearly trying to rectify the situation, offering a few minor buffs here in there. Fusion rifles still have a long way to go before becoming competitive again, but standouts such as Bastion or the newer PLUG.ONE can still dominate a lobby.
Grenade Launchers	Average ❘ B	► The reign of Special ammo Grenade launchers came to an end the day the Mountaintop was retired. And the Crucible has been a happier place ever since. Jokes aside, Mountaintop was a real problem. It was too strong, downright broken, while the rest of its kind left a lot to be desired. These days, special ammo grenade launchers have finally found some balance. Some of the latest breechloaded grenade launchers are very good on paper, but unlike Mountaintop, they require some skill to be lethal in the Crucible.

Weapon Type	Tier	Role ❘ Current State
Rocket Launchers	Best ❘ S	Rocket launchers are in a great place right now for PVP. As ammo economy is not an issue in the Crucible, their insane high-burst damage per rocket allows them to shine. Rocket launchers, and especially the exotics, can basically guarantee a kill without requiring much skill nor effort. And if used right, you can easily get multi kills in 6v6 modes. Rocket launchers even have a place in competitive modes, namely the Wardclif Coil, due to their consistency.
Machine Guns	Strong ❘ A	Machine guns are always a safe bet in PVP. They have excellent TTK, are very consistent from medium to long-range, and have enough ammo to kill easily 2 to 3 guardians, 4 if you play your cards right. Not all machine guns were created equal, though, as some of them are much stronger than the rest, especially the exotics (Heir Apparent immediately comes to mind). But with the right perks, legendary Machine guns can also shine
Grenade Launchers	Average ❘ B	Grenade launchers can be good options in PVP. They are powerful and can come with great perks, including the newish Chain Reaction, which can easily net you multi kills when hitting enemies grouped together. When used with something like Proximity grenades, grenade launchers can be even more reliable and easy to use. Compared to the other Power weapon in the game, grenade launchers remain strong contenders. And when you take into account the exotics, namely The Colony, they can basically give you free kills.
Swords	Weak ❘ C	Swords may be a top-tier choice in PVE due to their high-risk, high reward approach. But in PVP, the risk is much higher than the reward. You can, of course, use a sword to benefit from the third-person view and wait for opponents around corners. But in many situations, you could find yourself completely vulnerable out in the open while chasing an enemy. On top of that, 3-peeking with swords is considered a douchy approach by the community, and with reason!
Linear Fusion Rifles	Weak ❘ C	Linear fusion rifles are in the middle of an identity crisis. They are stronger than sniper rifles and have more aim assistance, but they still require Heavy ammo and a headshot to one-shot an enemy. On top of that, they also have a charge time to take into account. Compared to a sniper rifle that fires immediately and only uses Special ammo, Linear Fusion rifles make little sense for the Crucible. In PVP, you want a Heavy weapon that can either easily down several guardians or guarantee a kill in a high-stakes match. It isn't impossible to do with a linear fusion rifle, but other weapon types can accomplish that more easily.

Name	Type	Ammo	Element	Source	Requirements
Ace of Spades	Hand Cannon	Primary	Kinetic	Exotic Kiosk	Forsaken
The Messenger	Pulse Rifle	Primary	Kinetic	Trials of Osiris	Free-to-Play
Dead Man's Tale	Scout Rifle	Primary	Kinetic	Exotic Quest	Deluxe Edition
Multimach CCX	Submachine Gun	Primary	Kinetic	Iron Banner	Free-to-Play
True Prophecy	Hand Cannon	Primary	Kinetic	Gunsmith	Free-to-Play
Fatebringer	Hand Cannon	Primary	Kinetic	Vault of Glass Raid	Free-to-Play
Astral Horizon	Shotgun	Special	Kinetic	Trials of Osiris	Free-to-Play
Eye of Sol	Sniper Rifle	Special	Kinetic	Trials of Osiris	Free-to-Play
The Chaperone	Shotgun	Special	Kinetic	Exotic Quest	Beyond Light
Bastion	Fusion Rifle	Special	Kinetic	Exotic Kiosk	Shadowkeep
Riiswalker	Shotgun	Special	Kinetic	Iron Banner	Free-to-Play

Name	Type	Ammo	Element	Source	Requirements
Igneous Hammer	Hand Cannon	Primary	Solar	Trials of Osiris	Free-to-Play
The Palindrome	Hand Cannon	Primary	Void	Nighfall: The Ordeals	Free-to-Play
Shayura's Wrath	Submachine Gun	Primary	Void	Trials of Osiris	Free-to-Play
Gridskipper	Pulse Rifle	Primary	Void	Override	Season 14
Felwinter's Lie	Shotgun	Special	Solar	Exotic Kiosk	Free-to-Play
Adored	Sniper Rifle	Special	Arc	Pursuit Weapon	Free-to-Play
Frozen Orbit	Sniper Rifle	Special	Void	Playlist: Crucible	Free-to-Play
Duality	Shotgun	Special	Solar	Exotic Kiosk	Deluxe Edition
Telesto	Fusion Rifle	Special	Void	Exotic Engram	Free-to-Play

Kinetic	Energy	Heavy
Bastion (or Astral Horizon)	Igneous Hammer (or Bottom Dollar)	Wardcliff Coil

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Destiny 2 Best PVP Exotics: How to get them

1. Exotic Engrams: How to get Telesto and Wardcliff Coil

2. Exotic kiosk: How to get Ace of Spades and Bastion

3. Exotic Quests: How to get Hawkmoon, The Chaperone, Deadbringer, and Xenophage

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