An overlooked weapon added in Destiny 2’sThe Final Shapeexpansion has finally gained the recognition it deserves.
Bold Endings, a Heavy Burst archetype similar toWarden’s Law, arrived alongside The Call,Someday, and No Hesitations as a Pale Heart destination weapon.
Due to the popularity and strength of those across PvE and PvP, the Stasis Kinetic took a backseat.
However, unlike its Strike-exclusive sibling, Bold Endings is craftable and has an incredibly versatile pool of perks, making it a solid pick for the current meta, regardless of which side of the sandbox you prefer.
For Prismatic Hunters especially, which have their special slot locked down with Still Hunt –still a powerhouse after the nerfs– a Darkness-aligned primary is key to reliably buildingTranscendence.
Best Bold Endings roll for PvE
Owing to its naturally high Range stat and poor Reload Speed, the latter is your best bet for Bold Endings’ Masterwork in PvE.
Headstone and Dragonfly work in tandem; the first to create Stasis crystals on precision kills and the second to cause elemental explosions. As a bonus, Dragonfly’s explosivity can Shatter Headstone-generated crystals by itself.
The changes here are minor. Reload Speed and Arrowhead remain due to their value in Crucible. Rapid Hit and Moving Target replace Headstone and Dragonfly, respectively, due to the importance of Range and Aim Assist in PvP.
A solid pick for competitive PvP, then, but PvE is where the Hand Cannon truly shines as a must-have forPrismaticbuilds not running The Call as their special. Dealer’s Choice, Bold Endings’ Origin Trait, grants bonus Super energy on final blows, providing double resource generation alongside Transcendence.
For other top meta picks for Destiny 2 during Episode: Echoes, check out our breakdowns ofChattering BoneandKhepri’s Sting.
Joe Pring is a Weekend Editor on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Gaming. His coverage areas include Destiny, Pokemon, Fortnite, Apex Legends, and other first-person shooter games. He also has bylines at WhatCulture and We Got This Covered. You can contact him at: joe.pring@dexerto.com
