Destiny 2: This is what the new exotic weapon Lumina looks like in action

Destiny 2: This is what the new exotic weapon Lumina looks like in action

Just before the new Lumina quest starts today, July 2nd, Destiny 2 is getting Guardians ready with a short trailer introducing the reward. For the first time, Bungie shows the new exotic hand cannon Lumina in action.

This is the weapon in question: On July 2nd, a new exotic quest will be launched in Destiny 2 for all Annual Pass holders. At the end, the hand cannon Lumina awaits the Guardians.

Until now, there were only two images of the weapon. Now, a short teaser clip shows it in action. It also hints at what makes the new exotic weapon special.

More about the quest can be found here: The hunt for a new exotic weapon starts today – What we know

Here you can watch the trailer:

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What does the trailer show? First of all, the name of the new exotic is finally clarified. Previously, there was much debate about whether the weapon would be called Lumina, Rose, or something completely different. Now it’s confirmed: the new exotic hand cannon is named Lumina.

Furthermore, the rumors that have circulated about this weapon for some time have now been confirmed. During data mining, descriptions and perks were found that suggested Lumina would be the first weapon able to heal others. This has proven to be true. As seen in the video through text and action, Lumina will be able to heal and buff allies of the wielder.

You can read more about how this works here: Lumina could be the first weapon in Destiny 2 that heals others

In addition to a closer look at the weapon from a first-person perspective, the clip also provides a glimpse of how the healing mechanic of the weapon works.

Special projectiles, known as Noble Rounds, are seen in the form of spheres, fired alongside regular bullets from the weapon. These spheres apparently have a tracking function, so they follow their target and only need to be fired in the direction of the ally.

Once the spheres hit their target, another Guardian, they will be enveloped in a glowing veil, which activates the healing and buff effect of the Noble Rounds.

What do you think of the weapon so far? Are you ready to grab it tonight, to snatch it up?

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