Some guns define your Guardian. If you’re the Swiss Army Knife of your group, maybe the MIDA Multi-tool is your weapon of choice. Maybe you’re a master of thinning the herd, as you swap between Sturm and Drang to cause maximum damage without ever needing to reload. Because I’m a sneaky bugger who values running away more than sticking around for a fight, I’ve found a gun that describes my Guardian perfectly: The Rat King.

If you were ever in the market for a Jack of all trades gun in Destiny 1, then the MIDA Multi-Tool was a gift from the heavens. A scout rifle that was capable of tremendous damage in the right hands, ol’ MIDA was a mainstay in PVP and a reliable backup in PVE scenarios. In Destiny 2, mighty MIDA (Mooooo) is back with a fresh coat of paint. Naturally, you want it. Here’s how.

One of the newer Exotics on the block in Destiny 2 is Sturm, a weapon that will have the Red Legion realising that maybe they should be afraid of ze chermans. Here’s how you can obtain it. Possible spoilers below.

I haven’t had a chance to handle too many of Destiny 2’s Exotics, but I can easily say that Graviton Lance may be the one gun that sounds the best in action. Here’s what it looks like and some of it’s lore that comes attached to it.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Few games could match the mania for guns that Destiny had. Dodgy story issues and inconsistent updates aside, Destiny’s guns were in a class of their own.

Thunderlord repaints that focus more on Solar and Void damage, Nova Mortis and Abbadon can both be obtained from a pair of quests.

You need guns, and Xur has them! Depending on what kind of a mood he's in today, that is. Here's where you can find Xur this weekend.

You need guns, and Xur has them! Depending on what kind of a mood he's in today, that is. Here's where you can find Xur this weekend.