You could also choose between Hammer Forged for improved range and accuracy, Quickdraw to allow you to draw the weapon unbelievably fast, and Speed Reload to reload the weapon quickly. The other perks on Hawkmoon in Destiny 1 included Accurized Ballistics for more range and impact, but increased recoil, Field Choke for more range and impact, but increased recoil, and Aggressive Ballistics for more predictable recoil and enhanced impact, but shorter range and more recoil. This worked in tandem with Luck in the Chamber that allowed one random bullet in the magazine to also cause considerable bonus damage. The Exotic perk on Hawkmoon in Destiny 1 was called “Holding Aces” and it allowed two more random bullets in the magazine to deal considerable bonus damage.

When The Taken King released, Hawkmoon as well as various other Exotics that were previously exclusive to the Sony platform were then unlocked on Xbox as well. Hawkmoon is an Exotic Hand Cannon that was initially introduced in Destiny 1 as a PlayStation exclusive. Destiny really wouldn’t be Destiny without its wide array of Exotic weapons and armor these Exotic weapons and pieces of armor really give Destiny its identity Recently, Bungie reintroduced a fan-favorite Exotic Hand Cannon known as Hawkmoon, but what exactly is it? What exactly is the story behind the fabled Exotic Hand Cannon Hawkmoon? Why do Destiny players love this weapon with such passion? Let’s find out! What is Hawkmoon?

Exotics are by far the biggest part of the Destiny universe with guns like Monte Carlo, Anarchy, Gjallarhorn, and of course Hawkmoon and armor like Transversive Steps, Mask of Bakris, and the Heart of Inmost Light.

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