- Kinetic Damage
- Attack: 334/365
- Third Eye (Radar stays active while aiming down the weapon's sights)
- MIDA Multi-Tool (Boosts move speed and fires on a hair trigger)
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Destiny - Xur's Gear For The Weekend Of June 5
Happy Xursday, everyone! I hope House of Wolves is treating you well and the treasure keys are flowing better after the recent patch.
This week, Xur has some oldies but goodies. No, really. While he's sold everything in his stock this week before, a couple of the items might pique your interest.
Location: Xur is back in the tower. Head to Tower North (left from the starting point), past Eris Morn, and through the corridor. He's in front of the large circular door.
MIDA Multi-Tool (Exotic Scout Rifle) - 23 strange coins
Helm of Saint-14 (Titan helmet) - 13 strange coins
- Defense: 451/491
- Light: 36/42
- Intellect: 111/118
- Rain Blows (faster melee)
- Inverse Shadow (more super energy from killing minions of the Darkness)
- Starless Night (Ward of Dawn blinds enemies who enter)
Young Ahamkara's Spine (Hunter gauntlets) - 13 strange coins
- Defense: 336/366
- Light: 36/42
- Discipline: 108/114
- Special Weapon Loader (faster reload speed for special weapons)
- Ashes to Asset (more super energy from grenade kills)
- Improved Tripmine Grenade (tripmines last longer)
Obsidian Mind (Warlock helmet, The Dark Below) - 13 strange coins
- Defense: 407/447
- Light: 36/42
- Strength: 50/53
- Energy Projection (Increase grenade throw distance)
- Inverse Shadow (Killing enemies charges super energy)
- Insatiable (Nova Bomb kills reduce the cooldown of your next Nova Bomb)
As usual, he also has exotic shards (seven strange coins), the Urn of Sacrifice and bounty items (one strange coin), Sparrow upgrades (twenty-three strange coins), and telemetry for scout rifles, hand cannons, and shotguns (one strange coin), and heavy ammo synth packs. Exotic chest engrams will set you back 23 motes of light. Xur is now also trading motes of light for strange coins.
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