Every Weapon Introduced In Season Of The Wish

The final season of Destiny 2 is here. Season of the Wish offers two new activities, a new dungeon, Exotic mission, and some updates to Destiny 2’s ritual reward structure. But as with any new season, the main reason to jump into these new playlists is for new gear, and this season certainly has plenty of guns to chase.

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From Strand Trace Rifles to reissued Season of Undying weapons, Season of the Wish has some fantastic weapons to earn. This guide will showcase the drop sources of every new Legendary weapon in Season of the Wish, and we’ll also showcase this season’s new Exotic weapons and their respective perks.

New Exotics

Season of the Wish has three Exotic weapons up for grabs. The Season Pass weapon is Dragon’s Breath, returning from the original Destiny. This Rocket Launcher fires a massive Solar projectile that leaves a scorching trail of flame in its wake. When the rocket makes contact with a surface, it will continuously explode based on your fuel gauge. Fuel is generated by not firing Dragon’s Breath for a few seconds.

The second Exotic this season is Wish-Keeper, a Strand Bow that builds Snareweaver stacks on kills and headshots. Build enough stacks to infuse your next arrow with a suspending AoE burst. This weapon is obtained from the “Starcrossed” Exotic mission, unlocked starting December 19. As with all Exotic mission weapons, Wish-Keeper is craftable.

While hidden in the API, the third Exotic this season is tied to the Warlord’s Ruin dungeon. API references mention an Exotic Sidearm that uses Special ammo, but not much else is known about this weapon. We’ll update this section with more information once the dungeon becomes available.

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Seasonal Weapons

As with every Lightfall season, Season of the Wish has ten weapons available from seasonal content. Six weapons are brand new and roll with the Dragon’s Vengeance origin trait, auto-reloading your weapon while providing bonus range, charge time, and handling when your shields break or an ally dies.

Four weapons from Season of Undying were reissued this season, the Curse of Osiris weapons covered by vegetation. These weapons are obtained from Wish Engram focusing and always roll with the Nano-Munitions origin trait, refilling your weapon’s magazine with free ammunition based on how long you were near allies.

Season Of Undying Reprisals

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Warlord’s Ruin Weapons

Season 23’s dungeon is Warlord’s Ruin, available starting December 1. This dungeon has six Legendary weapons and a new Exotic to chase. These weapons are currently classified both in-game and in the Destiny API. We’ll update this section with the exact weapons from Warlord’s Ruin once they become available.

Coming Soon

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Dreaming City Perk Refresh

Season of the Wish did not refresh any raid perk pools. Instead, Bungie has refreshed the perk pools of all Dreaming City weapons, acquired through Blind Well runs, Dreaming City world content, and the Shattered Throne dungeon. Each weapon rolls with the Advanced Reflexes origin trait, offering a moderate boost to your mobility, handling, and charge time if you ADS shortly after taking damage.

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Loot Pool Additions

Season of the Wish has updated the world pool with some new goodies, most of which are from the Cassoid foundry. Some notable additions include the return of Eye of Sol, Breakneck, and Riiswalker. This season also added the ability to focus Crucible Engrams into Competitive PvP weapons, so players that missed out on Rose or Mercurial Overreach have a means of obtaining those weapons again.

General Loot Pool

Season of the Wish updated the Lost Sector drop pools to include world drops. Completing a Master Lost Sector will always drop a weapon from the world loot pool.

Foundry focusing is also an option at Banshee-44. His available focusing options rotate on a daily basis, so be sure to check back often. Each weapon costs 3 Gunsmith Engrams to focus.

New Playlist Loot

New Nightfall Loot

Competitive PvP Loot

You can now earn Competitive PvP weapons through Engram Focusing. Each Comp weapon costs 5 Crucible Engrams. Unlike other forms of focusing, there’s a limit to how many Comp weapons you can focus per week.

Your focusing limit is determined by your top Competitive Division placement for the active season, as shown below:

Rank	Weekly Focuses
Copper	1
Bronze	2
Silver	3
Gold	4
Platinum	5
Adept	6
Ascendant	7

New Trials Of Osiris Loot

New Iron Banner Loot

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Season Of The Wish Ritual Weapon

This season’s ritual weapon is Chivalric Fire, a Void Sword that releases explosive projectiles with its heavy attack. Every copy of Chivalric Fire comes with the same static roll. Relentless Strikes and Attrition Orbs is a solid combination for general PvE play, ideal for clearing adds and supporting your team with Orb generation.

What makes Chivalric Fire worth chasing is its second set of perks. Repulsor Brace and Destabilizing Rounds make this a fantastic utility weapon for any PvE loadout.Land a kill to inflict Volatile, then defeat any debuffed foes to gain a Void Overshield. This works on any subclass, not just Void.

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