Ultimate Destiny 2 Exotic Weapons Tier List: Top Exotics for PvE and PvP Gameplay

Exotic Weapons are the hallmark of Destiny 2, showcasing some of the game’s most formidable firearms. However, uniqueness doesn’t guarantee effectiveness. Some Exotics can dictate the gameplay meta while others are better off displayed in your armory. To aid you in making informed decisions, we’ve compiled a comprehensive tier list ranking these Exotics from best to worst.

Since the inception of the franchise, Exotic weapons have held a special place in Bungie’s looter shooter, becoming highly sought-after items. Players can acquire these exceptional weapons by purchasing them from Xur, completing Exotic quests, or through rare World Drops.

Remember, you can only equip one Exotic weapon at a time. Knowing which ones are currently favored in the meta is crucial. Using subpar Exotics means you might forfeit powerful perks, optimal damage-per-second (DPS) combinations, or even exploitative advantages in gameplay.

The definition of a meta Exotic weapon evolves each season, but you can rely on the high-tier weapons in this list to enhance your gameplay, particularly when facing end-game challenges.

Destiny 2 Exotic Weapons Tier List

TIER	WEAPON
S	Ace of Spades, Choir of One, Conditional Finality, Dragon’s Breath, Graviton Lance, Khvostov 7G-0X, Necrochasm, Outbreak Perfected, Still Hunt, Sunshot
A	Ager’s Scepter, Bad Juju, Cloudstrike, Dead Man’s Tale, Divinity, Euphony, Fighting Lion, Final Warning, Forerunner, Gjallarhorn, Izanagi’s Burden, Le Monarque, Legend of Acrius, Leviathan’s Breath, Malfeasance, Monte Carlo, No Time To Explain, Polaris Lance, Quicksilver Storm, Red Death Reformed, The Huckleberry, The Navigator, Thorn, Thunderlord, Tractor Cannon, Whisper of the Worm, Wicked Implement, Wish-Ender, Witherhoard
B	Alethonym, Anarchy, Arbalest, Bastion, Cerberus+1, Crimson, Dead Messenger, Edge of Concurrence, Ergo Sum, Grand Overture, Hawkmoon, Heir Apparent, Hierarchy of Needs, Icebreaker, Jotunn, Lumina, Merciless, Microcosm, MIDA Multi-Tool, Osteo Striga, Parasite, Prometheus Lens, Rat King, Revision Zero, Riskrunner, Salvation’s Grip, Sleeper Simulant, Tarrabah, Telesto, The Chaperone, The Fourth Horseman, The Jade Rabbit, The Lament, The Last Word, The Prospector, The Wardcliff Coil, Ticuu’s Divination, Tommy’s Matchbook, Verglas Curve, Vex Mythoclast, Wish-Keeper, Worldline Zero
C	Black Talon, Borealis, Centrifuse, Coldheart, Collective Obligation, Cryosthesia 77K, D.A.R.C.I., Deathbringer, Delicate Tomb, Deterministic Chaos, Devil’s Ruin, Duality, Edge of Action, Edge of Intent, Eriana’s Vow, Ex Diris, Eyes of Tomorrow, Hard Light, Heartshadow, Lord of Wolves, Lorentz Driver, One Thousand Voices, Ruinous Effigy, Skyburner’s Oath, Sturm, SUROS Regime, Sweet Business, Symmetry, Tessellation, The Colony, The Manticore, The Queenbreaker, Touch of Malice, Traveler’s Chosen, Trespasser, Truth, Two-Tailed Fox, Vexcalibur, Vigilance Wing, Wavesplitter, Winterbite, Xenophage

Understanding Our Tiers

S-Tier: The premier Exotics that shape the PvE and PvP landscapes
A-Tier: Robust Exotics that deliver high performance and represent formidable options
B-Tier: Specialized Exotics that can be effective in certain scenarios when utilized correctly
C-Tier: Lacking Exotics that are overshadowed by superior alternatives and even some legendary weapons

S-Tier

Ace of Spades

Weapon Type: Hand Cannon
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Memento Mori, Firefly
Catalyst: Funeral Pyre
Debut Season: Season 4
Best Use: PvP

The Ace of Spades stands out as one of Destiny’s legendary Exotics, renowned for its legacy as Cayde-6’s favored Hand Cannon. It excels in PvP thanks to its permanent radar, enhanced rounds, rapid reloads, and time-to-kill (TTK) that rivals the best firearms in the Crucible. For those striving to defeat fellow Guardians, this is essential.

Choir of One

Weapon Type: Auto Rifle
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Command Frame, Fanatical Lance
Catalyst: Destabilizing Rounds/Onslaught/Subsistence
Debut Season: Season 25
Best Use: PvE

Imagine if Bungie combined Cerberus+1 with a Wyvern cannon while amplifying its damage — that’s the concept behind Choir of One. This Exotic can effectively clear foes in Auto Rifle mode and devastate Champions and bosses in Shotgun mode, proving to be a meta-defining option despite its limited ammo supply.

Conditional Finality

Weapon Type: Shotgun
Element: Stasis
Exotic Perks: Split Decision, Paracausal Pellets
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 20
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Conditional Finality delivers a powerful one-two punch, combining ice and fire with its dual barrels. In PvE, it serves as an effective utility weapon that stuns Champions and can eliminate combatants with a single shot. In PvP, it reigns supreme among shotguns, offering unmatched consistency and effectiveness.

Dragon’s Breath

Weapon Type: Rocket Launcher
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: Composite Propellant, High Octane
Catalyst: Pyromancer
Debut Season: Season 23
Best Use: PvE

Dragon’s Breath epitomizes the Exotic category with its distinctiveness, power, and versatility. This Rocket Launcher effectively clears adds and serves as a strong DPS option against bosses. Simply fire, switch weapons, and repeat, showcasing its efficient damage over time that outmatches nearly any competitor.

Gravity Lance

The Graviton Lance in Destiny 2. — dexerto

Weapon Type: Pulse Rifle
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Block Hole, Cosmology
Catalyst: Vorpal Weapon, Turnabout
Debut Season: Season 1
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Once regarded as the most utilized weapon in PvP, Graviton Lance did receive a nerf, yet it remains an impressive choice. Its ease of use and high reliability keep it relevant, performing effectively in PvE as one of the best Void primaries for add-clear and general usage, especially following Pulse Rifle buffs in The Final Shape.

Khvostov 7G-0X

Weapon Type: Auto Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: The Right Choice, Shoot to Loot
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 24
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Once a dominant force in Act 1 of the meta, Khvostov 7G-0X has since faced nerfs but remains a top choice in The Crucible. It excels in dealing substantial damage, managing crowd control with virtually no recoil, and maintains its status as an iconic weapon since the beginning of Destiny.

Necrochasm

Weapon Type: Auto Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Cursebringer, Desperation
Catalyst: One For Thrall
Debut Season: Season 22
Best Use: PvE

Initially released as a Raid Exotic for Crota’s End, Necrochasm has undergone significant changes. With a recent buff in The Final Shape that introduced a new Catalyst boosting damage by 35%, it has transformed into one of the premier add-clear weapons, easily activated through Desperation’s explosions.

Outbreak Perfected

Weapon Type: Pulse Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: The Corruption Spreads, Parasitism
Catalyst: Rewind Rounds, Headseeker, Rapid Hit, Outlaw
Debut Season: Season 6
Best Use: PvE

Pulse Rifles have seen major buffs with The Final Shape, enhancing damage output significantly in PvE. Outbreak Perfected was already a strong contender, but its upgraded craftable variant from Zero Hour now excels in shredding through both Red Bars and Yellow Bars, making it remarkably versatile.

Still Hunt

Weapon Type: Sniper Rifle
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: Cayde’s Retribution
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 24
Best Use: PvE

Still Hunt functions like Golden Gun but adopts the mechanics of a Sniper Rifle. This innovative concept results in a stellar weapon for DPS rotations. It synergizes seamlessly with Celestial Nighthawk, delivering massive damage in quick succession, following up with a regular Golden Gun shot for potentially over a million damage.

Sunshot

Weapon Type: Hand Cannon
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: Sunburn, Sun Blast
Catalyst: +20 Stability, +20 Range
Debut Season: Season 1
Best Use: PvE

No matter the season, Sunshot proves consistently strong. This Hand Cannon creates fiery explosions with final blows, making it an excellent choice, particularly in Solar-focused activities. Although a recent nerf to its splash damage has slightly impacted its effectiveness, it remains a reliable option.

A-Tier

Ager’s Scepter

Weapon Type: Trace Rifle
Element: Stasis
Exotic Perks: Ager’s Call, Rega’s Refrain
Catalyst: Will Given Form
Debut Season: Season 15
Best Use: PvE

The Stasis focus of Revenant has allowed Ager’s Scepter to shine exceptionally well, making it a powerful crowd control weapon capable of freezing enemies rapidly. Its synergy with Stasis builds like Mask of Fealty and Rime-Coat Raiment amplifies its effectiveness in the current meta.

Bad Juju

Weapon Type: Pulse Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: String of Curses, Hip-Fire Grip
Catalyst: Unending Curse
Debut Season: Season 7
Best Use: PvE

Once known for its enigmatic effect triggering every 145 kills, Bad Juju has transformed into a powerful weapon for clearing adds thanks to a recent buff that activates this effect every three kills. Fast Super charge rates make it a standout choice, reclaiming its status as a top-tier weapon.

Cloudstrike

Weapon Type: Sniper Rifle
Element: Arc
Exotic Perks: Mortal Polarity, Stormbringer
Catalyst: Triple Tap
Debut Season: Season 12
Best Use: PvP

Sniper Rifles may not dominate in PvE, yet Cloudstrike excels in PvP. Headshots trigger lightning strikes, delivering devastating effects on clustered foes. This highlights its potential to create memorable plays within the Crucible.

Dead Man’s Tale

Weapon Type: Scout Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Cranial Spike
Catalyst: Dark-Forged Trigger
Debut Season: Season 13
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Dead Man’s Tale has demonstrated notable improvements through buffs that enhance its effectiveness for both PvE and PvP. It effortlessly eliminates adds, dealing significant damage while maintaining precision capabilities, making it a top choice for marksmanship lovers.

Divinity

Weapon Type: Trace Rifle
Element: Arc
Exotic Perks: Judgment, Penance
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 8
Best Use: PvE

Divinity remains straightforward and effective in its role, providing a 15% damage increase to teammates. While it has seen a nerf yet retaining its utility, it is essential in supporting fellow Guardians during damage phases.

Euphony

Weapon Type: Linear Fusion Rifle
Element: Strand
Exotic Perks: Unwound, Spindle
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 24
Best Use: PvE

Euphony exemplifies an exceptional raid Exotic, delivering impressive single-target damage and generating Threadlings that enhance its performance further. It offers a rewarding loop of gameplay for players aiming to maximize DPS while hitting their targets.

Fighting Lion

Weapon Type: Grenade Launcher
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Delayed Gratification, Thin the Herd
Catalyst: Chimera
Debut Season: Season 1
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Fighting Lion has solidified its reputation as a fearsome weapon in PvP while achieving newfound viability in PvE. Its enhanced grenade launcher delivers explosive bursts upon direct hits, effectively establishing it as a powerful add-clear option.

Final Warning

Weapon Type: Sidearm
Element: Strand
Exotic Perks: All at Once, Pick Your Poison
Catalyst: String Theory
Debut Season: Season 20
Best Use: PvE

Final Warning is among Destiny 2’s most powerful primary weapons, delivering significant output with fully charged bursts. Though not universal in application, when utilized properly, it contributes substantially to loadouts and can pack a punch in your arsenal.

Forerunner

Weapon Type: Sidearm
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Full Stop, Pace Yourself
Catalyst: The Rock
Debut Season: Season 15
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Nostalgia hits players of the classic Halo series with Forerunner, reminiscent of the Magnum. Its precision capabilities shine in PvE and PvP, making it efficacious against champions and Tormentors while conserving Heavy ammo.

Slag corner

Weapon Type: Rocket Launcher
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: Wolfpack Rounds, Pack Hunter
Catalyst: More Wolves
Debut Season: Season 15
Best Use: PvE

Before Dragon’s Breath became a competitor, Gjallarhorn reigned supreme as an essential DPS option. While inherently lacking in DPS potential by itself, it augments the power of your teammates’ rockets substantially, potentially doubling raid team damage output with optimal teamwork.

Izanagi’s Burden

Weapon Type: Sniper Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Honed Edge, No Distractions
Catalyst: Peerless Edge
Debut Season: Season 5
Best Use: PvE

Izanagi’s Burden requires skill to master but offers elite DPS potential when executed perfectly. When the effects of Honed Edge and Peerless Edge are harnessed effectively, it allows users to unleash tremendous damage numbers. Incorporating it into your damage rotations can yield significant endgame DPS results.

The Monarch

Weapon Type: Bow
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Poison Arrows, Snapshot Sights
Catalyst: Unrelenting
Debut Season: Season 5
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Le Monarque remains a top-tier choice due to frequent balancing updates intended to tone it down. Its mix of fast handling, poison damage, and synergistic effects with Hand Cannons make it an ideal weapon for both Crucible and PvE engagements.

Legend of Acrius

Weapon Type: Shotgun
Element: Arc
Exotic Perks: Shock Blast, Long March
Catalyst: Deeper Pockets, Trench Barrel
Debut Season: Season 1
Best Use: PvE

Legend of Acrius delivers massive damage in close encounters, utilizing a simple yet effective gameplay loop. Engage enemies up close, maximize melee damage with Trench Barrel, and unleash devastating fire to outperform many competitive options in the market.

Leviathan’s Breath

Weapon Type: Bow
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Big-Game Hunter, Leviathan’s Sigh
Catalyst: Colossal Quiver, Archer’s Tempo
Debut Season: Season 8
Best Use: PvE

This powerful bow boasts stunning capabilities, capable of staggering foes and effectively stunning Unstoppable Champions, making it a popular choice for high-end content. Its ammo efficiencies enhance its appeal to many players, especially with its supporting Catalyst.

Malfeasance

Weapon Type: Hand Cannon
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Explosive Shadow, Taken Predator
Catalyst: Vorpal Weapon
Debut Season: Season 4
Best Use: PvE

Even with the decrease in popularity among Lucky Pants users, Malfeasance still stands strong in PvE scenarios against Taken foes and Unstoppable Champions. Its solid performance as a 180 RPM Hand Cannon makes it an impactful option in the current landscape.

Monte Carlo

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Weapon Type: Auto Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Monte Carlo Method, Markov Chain
Catalyst: Stochastic Vengeance
Debut Season: Season 8
Best Use: PvE

Monte Carlo serves excellently in melee-focused builds; activating its Stochastic Vengeance allows it to shred through enemies. When paired with Exotics like Synthoceps, it provides extraordinary damage potential alongside uninterrupted melee energy regeneration.

No Time To Explain

Weapon Type: Pulse Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Rewind Again, Feeding Frenzy
Catalyst: Blast from the Side
Debut Season: Season 12
Best Use: PvP

With high stats and competitive TTK, No Time To Explain attracts players due to its low recoil and forgiving nature. Securing burst kill consistency helps elevate it as a viable weapon regardless of experience level in PvP.

Polaris Lance

Weapon Type: Scout Rifle
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: The Perfect Fifth, Zen Moment
Catalyst: Dragonfly
Debut Season: Season 3
Best Use: PvE

Despite experiencing adjustments, Polaris Lance remains a meta weapon, delivering exceptional performance across ranges with its ability to trigger damage Ignitions. With its ability to effectively stun and eliminate Champions, it offers significant utility throughout the game.

Quicksilver Storm

Weapon Type: Auto Rifle
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Rocket Tracers, Grenade Chaser
Catalyst: Nano-entanglement
Debut Season: Season 18
Best Use: PvE

Quicksilver Storm remains a competitive option for burst damage despite earlier nerfs. Its underbarrel grenade launcher facilitates effective crowd control, allowing players to tackle tough enemies and elites without relying excessively on Special ammo.

Red Death Reformed

Weapon Type: Pulse Rifle
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: Redemption, Inverse Relationship
Catalyst: Helping Hand
Debut Season: Season 24
Best Use: PvP

Red Death Reformed stands out in the Pulse Rifle category, particularly in PvP. The perk Redemption enhances healing capabilities without needing to reload, while also accelerating reload speed, providing an impactful contribution to both offense and support.

The Huckleberry

Weapon Type: SMG
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Ride the Bull, Rampage
Catalyst: Kinetic Tremors
Debut Season: Season 3
Best Use: PvE

With its recent changes, The Huckleberry has transitioned from underperforming to a dominating SMG within the game. Its Kinetic Tremors ability combined with final blow reloads grants it a distinct edge, allowing it to dismantle adversaries quickly.

The Navigator

The Euphony exotic trace rifle in Destiny 2.

Weapon Type: Trace Rifle
Element: Strand
Exotic Perks: Protective Weave, Weft Cutter
Catalyst: Gordian Knot
Debut Season: Season 21
Best Use: PvE

Though not a popular Dungeon, The Navigator boasts remarkable utility, making it worthwhile to acquire. This Exotic enables Woven Mail production on demand, offers severing capabilities, and creates Grapple points for Strand Titans to execute powerful punches.

Thorn

Weapon Type: Hand Cannon
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Mark of the Devourer, Soul Devourer
Catalyst: Refined Soul
Debut Season: Season 6
Best Use: PvP

Thorn’s PvP reputation remains intact, with its competitive TTK and recent catalyst enhancement ensuring its high performance. It stands as one of the best Exotics in PvP, capable of outgunning many alternatives.

Thunderlord

Weapon Type: Machine Gun
Element: Arc
Exotic Perks: Reign Havoc, Feeding Frenzy
Catalyst: Return Stroke
Debut Season: Season 4
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Thunderlord remains a solid pick, offering a balanced performance without excelling in any specific area. Its crowd control capabilities combined with decent damage and reliable ammo economy ensure it remains a viable choice for most engagements.

Tractor Cannon

Weapon Type: Shotgun
Element: Void
Exotic Perks: Repulsor Force, The Scientific Method
Catalyst: Magazine +3, Inventory Size +50
Debut Season: Season 1
Best Use: PvE

Tractor Cannon specializes in amplifying damage done to enemies, applying a 30% damage debuff that surpasses other weapons in Destiny 2. This makes it an essential piece for collective raid strategies, especially against bosses with extensive health pools.

Trinity Ghoul

Weapon Type: Bow
Element: Arc
Exotic Perks: Split Electron, Lightning Rod
Catalyst: Forked Lightning
Debut Season: Season 4
Best Use: PvE

Trinity Ghoul excels against adds, particularly in lower and medium-difficulty content. However, its inconsistent one-shot capabilities hinder its use in high-end scenarios. In appropriate situations, though, it stands as an unbeatable choice for add-clear.

Whisper of the Worm

Weapon Type: Sniper Rifle
Element: Solar
Exotic Perks: White Nail, Mulligan
Catalyst: Whispered Breathing
Debut Season: Season 3
Best Use: PvE

Though challenging to master, Whisper of the Worm excels in specific engagements, making it a top DPS weapon. It benefits from recent buffs that improved its reliability and reduced flinch, elevating its status against tough bosses.

Wicked Implement

Weapon Type: Scout Rifle
Element: Stasis
Exotic Perks: Creeping Attrition, Tithing Harvest
Catalyst: Hadopelagic Tribute, Headstone
Debut Season: Season 21
Best Use: PvE

Wicked Implement has improved significantly from its rough start, becoming a popular choice among players thanks to several buffs. With the support of the Revenant artifact, it works in synergy with Anti-Barrier abilities and shines in casual as well as challenging content.

Wish-Ender

Weapon Type: Bow
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Queen’s Wrath, Broadhead
Catalyst: N/A
Debut Season: Season 4
Best Use: PvE

Wish-Ender excels at countering Barrier Champions and punishing foes with its high damage output. Its ability to hit multiple times with each arrow and maintain consistent performance in high-stress scenarios makes it a noteworthy addition to your arsenal.

Witherhoard

withhoard exotic grenade launcher from destiny 2. — dexerto

Weapon Type: Grenade Launcher
Element: Kinetic
Exotic Perks: Primeval’s Torment, Break the Bank
Catalyst: Silent Alarm
Debut Season: Season 11
Best Use: PvE & PvP

Witherhoard’s versatility allows it to handle various content effectively. This Grenade Launcher excels in damaging enemies over time while providing solid crowd control. Despite alterations to gameplay mechanics impacting its usage, it remains a staple pick for players choosing their top Exotic weapon.

B-Tier

WEAPON	TYPE	EXOTIC PERKS
Alethonym	Stasis Grenade Launcher	Harvester Spike, Vestigial Alchemy
Anarchy	Arc Heavy GL	Arc Traps, Moving Target
Arbalest	Kinetic Linear Fusion Rifle	Compounding Force, Disruption Break
Bastion	Kinetic Fusion Rifle	Saint’s Fists, Breakthrough
Cerberus+1	Kinetic Auto Rifle	Four-Headed Dog, Spread Shot Package
Crimson	Kinetic Hand Cannon	Banned Weapon, Cruel Remedy
Dead Messenger	Void Grenade Launcher	Trinary Vision, The Fundamentals
Edge of Concurrence	Arc Glaive	Edge of Concurrence, Lightning Seeker
Therefore I am	Kinetic Sword	Varies, Transcendent Duelist
Grand Overture	Arc Machine Gun	Wrath of the Colossus, Omega Strike
Hawkmoon	Kinetic Hand Cannon	Paracausal Shot, Opening Shot
Heir Apparent	Solar Machine Gun	Heavy Slug Thrower, Armor of the Colossus
Hierachy of Needs	Solar Bow	Guidance Ring, Apolionic Tangent
Ice Breaker	Stasis Sniper Rifle	No Backpack, Ice Breaker
Something	Solar Fusion Rifle	Charge Shot, Shield Disorient
Light	Kinetic Hand Cannon	Noble Rounds, Blessing of the Sky
Merciless	Solar Fusion Rifle	Keep Momentum, Attack
Microcosm	Kinetic Trace Rifle	Paracausal Beam, Paracausal Imbuement
WHAT Multi-Tool	Kinetic Scout Rifle	MIDA Multi-Tool, Mid Radar
Osteo Cry	Kinetic SMG	Screaming Swarm, Toxic Overload
Parasite	Solar Grenade Launcher	Worm’s Hunger, Worm Byproduct
Prometheus Lens	Solar Trace Rifle	Prismatic Inferno, Flame Refraction
Rat King	Kinetic Sidearm	Rat Pack, Vermin
Revision Zero	Kinetic Pulse Rifle	Hunter’s Trace, Moving Target
Rice cookers	Arc SMG	Arc Conductor, Superconductor
Salvation’s Grip	Stasis Heavy GL	Cryocannon, Shatter Shot
Sleeper Simulant	Solar Linear Fusion Rifle	Dornroschen, Moving Target
Tarrabah	Solar SMG	Ravenous Beast, Bottomless Appetite
Telesto	Void Fusion Rifle	Unplanned Reprieve, Harbinger’s Pulse
The Chaperone	Kinetic Shotgun	Precision Slug, The Roadborn
The Fourth Horseman	Arc Shotgun	Thunderer, Broadside
The Jade Rabbit	Kinetic Scout Rifle	The Fate of All Fools, Zen Moment
The Lament	Solar Sword	Banshee’s Wail, Revved Consumption
The Last Word	Kinetic Hand Cannon	Fan Fire, Hip-Fire Grip
The Prospector	Arc Heavy GL	Excavation, Full Auto Trigger System
The Wardcliff Coil	Arc Rocket Launcher	Mad Scientist, Mechanized Autoloader
Ticuu’s Divination	Solar Bow	Sacred Flame, Causality Arrows
Tommy’s Matchbook	Solar Auto Rifle	Ignition Trigger, Heat Sink
Verglas Curve	Stasis Bow	Hail Barrage, Hail Storm
Vex Mythoclast	Solar Fusion Rifle	Timeless Mythoclast, Temporal Unlimiter
Wish-Keeper	Strand Bow	Snareweaver, Silkbound Slayer
Worldline Zero	Arc Sword	Tesseract, Tireless Blade

C-Tier

WEAPON	TYPE	EXOTIC PERKS
Black Talon	Void Sword	Crow’s Wings, Tireless Blade
Borealis	Void Sniper Rifle	The Fundamentals, Ionic Return
Centrifuse	Arc Auto Rifle	Overcharge Capacitor, Regenerative Motion
Coldheart	Arc Trace Rifle	Cold Fusion, Longest Winter
Collective Obligation	Void Pulse Rifle	Void Leech, Umbral Sustenance
Cryothesia 77K	Stasis Sidearm	LN2 Burst, Liquid Cooling
D.A.R.C.I.	Arc Sniper Rifle	Personal Assistant, Target Acquired
Deathbringer	Void Rocket Launcher	Dark Deliverance,