With the long-awaited release of Destiny 2: The Witch Queen comes a large selection of new weapons from all core playlist activities, including Gambit. Enter Herod-C, a Stasis-powered Hakke auto rifle with one of the largest perk pools of any auto rifle in the game. Whether you’re looking to clear a mass amount of enemies in a short time or take out an enemy invader before they even know what hit them, Herod-C is here to help.
Herod-C shines in PvE activities due to its status as a Stasis weapon. A couple of bullets from the Herod-C can take out a group of enemies quite quickly. The Herod-C might struggle a bit in PvP when up against more meta options, but it can still be used well if you play from a medium-range and catch opposing Guardians off guard. Herod-C also comes with the Invader Tracker origin trait, which will grant you the ability to track the invader’s location after damaging them with Herod-C in Gambit.
How to get Herod-C
Herod-C is a Gambit exclusive weapon that will only drop after you complete a game of Gambit. While that sounds easy, there are several other weapons in the Gambit weapon loot pool, so you may have to grind the playlist a little before getting your hands on the Herod-C. If you happen to get a Herod-C with the new deep sight resonance ability, you can unlock the ability to craft more rolls of the weapon at the Relic on Mars.
Herod-C Stats
- Impact: 33
- Range: 81
- Stability: 34
- Handling: 37
- Reload Speed: 44
- Rounds Per Minute: 360
- Magazine: 33
PvE God Roll
- Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling / Corkscrew Rifling
- Magazine: Appended Mag
- Perk 1: Stats for All / Subsistence
- Perk 2: Headstone / Frenzy
- Masterwork: Range / Stability
- Mod: Spec Mod
PvP God Roll
- Barrel: Smallbore
- Magazine: High-Caliber Rounds / Ricochet Rounds
- Perk 1: Stats for All / Dynamic Sway Reduction
- Perk 2: Moving Target / Focused Fury
- Masterwork: Range / Stability
- Mod: Icarus
Published: Feb 24, 2022 04:13 am