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See the Destiny 2: Forsaken – Black Armory elite weapons in action

Hoo boy, we’re definitely excited to see the new selection of Destiny 2: Forsaken – Black Armory elite weapons that are ready to be unleashed upon the greater population of Destiny 2 (other Guardians included) beginning tomorrow, December 4th, 2018.

The exciting little trailer below shows off a selection of 9 new weapons, most of which feature some neat/powerful-looking new behaviors and effects. Not all of the new weapon quests will be available on day one though, so patience is probably a virtue.

See the list of the weaponry below, and make sure to check out the trailer too.

See the Destiny 2: Forsaken – Black Armory weapons:

  • Izanagi’s Burden – Sniper Rifle
  • No Feelings – legendary Scout Rifle
  • Le Monarque – Bow
  • Hammerhead – legendary Machine Gun
  • Jotunn – Fusion Rifle
  • Kindled Orchid – legendary Hand Cannon
  • Threat Level – legendary Shotgun
  • Anarchy – Grenade Launcher
  • The Draw (a.k.a The Last Word?) – exotic Hand Cannon

Black Armory Weapons Trailer:

Check back soon for more Destiny 2: Forsaken updates.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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