Edge of Fate marks the beginning of a new saga in Destiny 2, and it brought with it a batch of new content to play with. As players fight to unravel the msyteries of the planetoid Kepler, they'll also get to loot some sweet new weapons from the enemies there too.

Every expansion in Destiny 2 introduces new weapons for players to mess around with, and the ones that drop from Kepler all bring something new to the table. If you're wondering what weapons you can get from this destination, here's a full list of the things you can expect to find.

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All Kepler Weapons in Destiny 2: Edge of Fate

Weapon

Category

Archetype

Giver's Blessing

Auto Rifle

720 RPM Rapid Fire Frame

Agape

Handcannon

Heavy Burst Fire Frame

Sublimation

Scout Rifle

150 RPM High Impact Frame

Precipial

Shotgun

Precision Frame

Last Thursday

Pulse Rifle

390 RPM Adaptive Frame

Ulterior Observation

Machine Gun

600 RPM Aggressive Frame

There are six Legendary destination weapons in Kepler, and as you'd expect, they can drop from enemies and chests within that destination. They can also be obtained via Focused Decoding at the Altar of Relativity in the Caldera, but in order to get weapons that way, you'll need Fated Ciphers and Phaseglass Refractions, both of which can also be obtained on Kepler.

Destination material requirement for Focused Decoding on Kepler changes daily.

Also, players can set Attune themselves to any one of these weapons at the Altar of Relativity. Doing so will skew the odds of loot drops, making the selected weapon drop more often than usual. This is great if you're trying to get god rolls for specific weapons (or if you still haven't gotten one of each gun yet).

Kepler Weapon Origin Trait

Destiny 2 Edge of Fate Class Armor

Every weapon from Kepler comes with the Exhaustive Research Origin Trait. By aiming down sights for a short duration while aiming at an enemy, Kepler weapons will load a micro-missile and fire it the next time the trigger is pulled. Players can tell if a missile is loading by the little progress bars at the sides of their guns' sights. Aiming with a Kepler weapon highlights an enemy and causes that progress bar to fill up.

Exhaustive Research's rocket deals good damage — enough to one-shot Vex Hobgoblins even on Legend difficulty. These rockets also seem to not suffer from damage fall-off, making them great for weapons like Giver's Blessing, which usually has difficulty dealing with snipers or any enemy beyond 30 meters.

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August 28, 2017
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ESRB
T For TEEN for Blood, Language, and Violence
Developer(s)
Bungie
Publisher(s)
Bungie
Engine
Tiger Engine
Multiplayer
Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op
Cross-Platform Play
PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One & Xbox Series X|S
Cross Save
yes
Expansions
Destiny 2: Forsaken, Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, Destiny 2: Beyond Light, Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, Destiny 2: Lightfall
Franchise
Destiny
Number of Players
1-6 (Co-Op)
Steam Deck Compatibility
no
Genre(s)
FPS
OpenCritic Rating
Mighty
How Long To Beat
100+
X|S Optimized
YES
PS Plus Availability
Essential, Extra, & Premium (The Witch Queen)