Liturgy is a fantastic new double-barreled stasis grenade launcher added to Destiny 2 in Episode Revenant. Today I want to take a closer look at the stats, perks, god rolls, plus how to get Liturgy in Destiny 2.
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How to get Liturgy
To get this one you’ll want to take part in Episode Revenant activities, that includes Onslaught Salvation, which you can find in the Last City via the Director. Before you jump into the activity you want to take an Onslaught weapon potion to help you get Onslaught weapons, you can find these next to Eido. Then complete Onslaught Salvation for a chance for the Liturgy to drop for you.
Liturgy
Liturgy is a Legendary Stasis Double Fire Grenade Launcher meaning hard-hitting twin-fire rounds. Looking at the stats we have Blast Radius 40, Velocity 89, Stability 22, Handling 47, Reload Speed 32, Rounds Per Minute 100, and Magazine 1.
The Origin Trait is Dark Ether Repeaer where finals blows with this weapon periodically spawn Dark Ether charges. Charges can be detonated early with weapons fire or by coming into contact with them. Doing so refills this weapon from reserves.
Liturgy god roll guide
For PVE Quick Launch, Disorienting Grenades, Rimestealer, Chill Clip
- Quick Launch – Greatly increases handling speed, Increases projectile speed
- Disorienting Grenades – Greatly decreases blast radius
- Rimestealer – Destroying a Stasis crystal or defeating a frozen target with this weapon grants you Frost Armor.
- Chill Clip – Direct hits with the top half of the magazine cause a detonation that slows nearby targets.
For PVP Quick Launch, Proximity Grenades, Slideways, One For All
- Quick Launch – Greatly increases handling speed, Increases projectile speed
- Proximity Grenades – Grenades fired from this weapon have increased proximity detection but a decreased blast radius.
- Slideways – Sliding partially reloads this weapon’s magazine and temporarily boosts handling and stability.
- One For All – Hitting three separate targets increases damage for a moderate duration.
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