How to Get Devil's Ruin in Destiny 2

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate has shaken up the meta once more, bringing forth some incredible changes and reworks to popular and forgotten Exotic weapons alike. One such Exotic is the Devil’s Ruin Sidearm, which boasts immense popularity for those who use Solar builds and want to shred through endgame competition with ease. Below, players will find the exact steps to obtain Devil’s Ruin in Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate, enabling them to stay up to date with the current meta and understand how to utilize it effectively in their builds.

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How to Get Devil’s Ruin in Destiny 2

Players can get Devil’s Ruin from the Monument to Lost Lights kiosk, found in the Tower’s Courtyard. At the Monument to Lost Lights kiosk, players will want to select the Shadowkeep Exotics tab for the year 3 Exotics, where Devil’s Ruin can be purchased for 1 Exotic Cipher and 100,000 Glimmer. If players are lacking the Exotic Cipher to make the purchase, then you can head to Xur in the Tower’s Bazaar to grab the free and weekly Xenology Quest, which requires you to complete activities in the Portal with a performance grade B or higher.

Why is Devil’s Ruin Good Now in Destiny 2?

Devil’s Ruin creates its own gameplay loop, meaning players do not need to rely on their builds, Aspects, and Artifact to make this weapon good. Kills with Devil’s Ruin create Firesprites, and with a Firesprite, players can start Pyrogenesis, an alternative fire mode that shoots a Solar laser beam that will scorch on hits, and a kill triggers an Ignition, which basically means players can clear entire rooms of ads with fiery explosions. Devil’s Ruin also has a 10% damage buff as a Featured Exotic, which always helps with damage.

This Sidearm also shoots extremely fast, and its power allows for great synergy with Artifact Perks like Fever and Chill, which provides Radiant on rapid precision hits with Solar weapons. That’s not all, as players can see further improvements with Radiant Shrapnel, which allows for Solar projectiles to release for damage and Scorch, so long as players are Radiant when dealing damage.

There are tons of synergies that players can experience with Titans, Warlocks, and Hunters, so long as they are using Solar builds with pairing Solar exotic armor, so feel free to grab Devil’s Ruin and enjoy this powerhouse.