[Top 10] Destiny 2 Best Trials of Osiris Weapons That Wreck Hard!

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19 Dec 2022

What are the Best Trials of Osiris Weapons in Destiny 2?

Destiny 2 introduces new weapons for trials and other PvP activities with each new season. There are some weapons you should always retain in your vault despite the constant meta shifts and sandbox updates.Today, we'll talk about what are the best Trials of Osiris weapons that Destiny 2 offers, along with their god rolls.

Trials of Osiris is one of the game's most competitive PvP events, and its rewards are unquestionably worth your time and effort. Season of the Lost significantly revamped the Trials of Osiris. The playlist has undergone some much-needed rule adjustments, the reward structure is more generous, and games are substantially less sweating for the typical player.

10. The Scholar (Adept) (Best for PvP and PvE)

You can't pull an all-nighter when the sun never sets.

In Beyond Light, Scout Rifles have received some consistency improvements. The The Scholar still needs to establish a niche versus MIDA Multi-Tool or Transfiguration, despite this weapon archetype's surprisingly good performance in long-range PvP encounters.

The Scholar has relatively few Adept mods that set it apart from its rivals. The Scholar's low aim assist, the value of 32, will never compare to MIDA's 100 aim assist or the 70–80 aim assist deal that most 120 RPM Hand Cannons have, even though adept targeting might be the best choice for this weapon.

The Scholar (Adept) Stats

Impact: 67
Range: 66
Stability: 21
Handling: 30
Reload Speed: 31
Reload Time: 2.6 seconds
Aim Assistance: 32
Inventory Size: 50
Zoom: 21
Recoil: 80
Bounce Intensity: 20
Rounds Per Minute: 150
Magazine: 13

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Polygonal Rifling (Stability +10)

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds (Stability +10, Range +5)

Perk 1: Full Auto Trigger System

Perk 2: Vorpal Weapon

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Polygonal Rifling (Stability +10)

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds (Stability +10, Range +5)

Perk 1: Quickdraw

Perk 2: Elemental Capacitor

9. Sola's Scar (Adept) (Best for PvE)

Digging leaves a mark.

Sola's Scar is one of the greatest swords in Destiny 2 for PvE activities. The chain reaction perk is extremely powerful, making it a monster against hordes of ads. The swords are not famous in the end-game PvE activities, which is why this weapon is not something that everyone will prefer to use. PvP is also not a good choice for PvP, which is why many players believe that going flawless for the adept reward of this weapon is not worth the effort.

Sola's Scar (Adept) Stats

Impact: 60
Swing Speed: 40
Charge Rate: 50
Ammo Capacity: 59

PvE God roll:

Blade: Enduring Blade (Impact -5, Magazine +35, Ammo Capacity +35)

Guard: Enduring Guard (Efficiency +100, Inventory Size +90)

Perk 1: Relentless Strikes

Perk 2: Chain Reaction

PvP God roll:

Blade: Jagged Blade (Impact +10, Magazine -20, Ammo Capacity -20)

Guard: Enduring Guard (Efficiency +100, Inventory Size +90)

Perk 1: Relentless Strikes

Perk 2: Vorpal Weapon

8. Forgiveness (Adept) (Best for PvP)

"We all seek it, though few find it. The brave offer it, and humble learn from it. What am I?" —Dunya, Ghost of Aisha

Forgiveness is the only thing that comes close to Breachlight that isn't sunset.

With a base range of 60, a 90 aim assist, and an airborne effectiveness score of 25, you should have little trouble hitting the target on most of your rounds. Keep an eye out for this weapon whenever Trials of Osiris is running if you are interested in sidearms.

Forgiveness (Adept) Stats

Impact: 56
Range: 60
Stability: 41
Handling: 39
Reload Speed: 28
Reload Time: 1.99 seconds
Aim Assistance: 90
Inventory Size: 33
Zoom: 12
Recoil: 96
Bounce Intensity: 4
Rounds Per Minute: 325
Magazine: 25

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Fluted Barrel

Magazine: High-Caliber Rounds or Flared Magwell

Perk 1: Demolitionist

Perk 2: Adrenaline Junkie (Honorable mention: Vorpal Weapon)

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Smallbore

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds

Perk 1: Moving Target (Honorable mention: Killing Wind)

Perk 2: Harmony

7. The Summoner (Adept) (Best for PvP and PvE)

Join the dance of fire and birth.

The mother of all auto rifles became even stronger after the addition of adept mods. Summoner is the best auto rifle in the game right now due to its excellent perk pool. With perks like dynamic sway reduction and a rangefinder, it is considered the most steady auto rifle in Destiny 2.

It is an excellent choice for Crucible and other PvP activities and a potent alternative for PvE activities due to its solar damage. Even though the perfect-rolled Summoner won't require any adept perks, perks like adept targeting or adept handling will turn this gun into a beast.

The Summoner (Adept) Stats

Impact: 21
Range: 40
Stability: 41
Handling: 70
Reload Speed: 56
Reload Time: 1.89 seconds
Aim Assistance: 62
Inventory Size: 51
Zoom: 16
Recoil: 57
Bounce Intensity: 43
Rounds Per Minute: 600
Magazine: 42

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Arrowhead Brake

Magazine: Appended Mag

Perk 1: Overflow

Perk 2: Rampage or Dragonfly

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Extended Barrel or Smallbore

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds

Perk 1: Dynamic Sway

Perk 2: Rangefinder

6. Shayura's Wrath (Adept) (Best for PvP and PvE)

"But here you are. This is truly a beginning…" —Shin Malphur

An amazing SMG that long dominated both PvP and PvE is Shayura's Wrath. It is the only SMG in Destiny 2 with a range stat of 100, giving it a practical range comparable to the majority of Auto Rifles.

With the right traits, this weapon is almost impossible to counter in PvP due to its excellent damage perks like tunnel vision and Kill clip. It is also a fantastic PvE weapon because it works so well with void builds for ad control. If you're wondering whether it's worth the time to go flawless in trials, the answer is definitely YES.

Shayura's Wrath (Adept) Stats

Impact: 25
Range: 59
Stability: 44
Handling: 27
Reload Speed: 24
Reload Time: 2.39 seconds
Aim Assistance: 60
Inventory Size: 24
Zoom: 15
Recoil: 95
Bounce Intensity: 05
Rounds Per Minute: 600
Magazine: 27

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Smallbore

Magazine: Flared Magwell

Perk 1: Heating Up

Perk 2: Kill Clip

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Hammer Forged Rifling

Magazine: Accurized Rounds

Perk 1: Heating Up or Tunnel Vision

Perk 2: Kill Clip

5. Astral Horizon (Adept) (Best for PvP)

Even the brightest stars eventually set.

Astral Horizon is no longer as powerful as it once was due to changes made to the perk pool of the weapons used in the Osiris trials. The Quickdraw, which was formerly this gun's best perk, was removed. It was replaced with Surplus, which primarily depends on your side abilities.

Since few shotguns are available for the kinetic slot, Astral Horizon is still a good choice. After the updated perk pool, many players won’t consider this gun a weapon that is worth the grind of flawless and will move towards other options.

Astral Horizon (Adept) Stats

Impact: 80
Range: 24
Stability: 27
Handling: 28
Reload Speed: 33
Aim Assistance: 34
Inventory Size: 40
Zoom: 12
Recoil: 62
Bounce Intensity: 38
Rounds Per Minute: 55
Magazine: 4

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Smallbore (Range +7, Stability +7)

Magazine: Assault Mag (Stability +15, RPM +10)

Perk 1: Auto-Loading Holster

Perk 2: Trench Barrel

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Full Choke (Tightened barrel. Reduces projectile spread while aiming down sights at the cost of precision damage)

Magazine: Accurized Rounds (Range +10)

Perk 1: Pulse Monitor

Perk 2: Killing Wind

4. Reed's Regret (Adept) (Best for PvE)

"Trust me." —Savathûn as Osiris

In Season of the Lost, linear fusion rifles established themselves as a dominant DPS option, and they continue to do so today. They still outclass any DPS weapon in the game, even without the DPS artifact mods like Particle Deconstruction. Linear Fusion Rifles are considered the default weapon loadout for any end-game PvE activity, especially Grandmaster Nightfalls and Raids.

So what makes Reed's Regret unique is that It was the first linear fusion rifle to roll with the triple tap, considered the strongest DPS perk ever. You can combine that with firing line to become your fire team's DPS god. If you are a devoted PvE player, this weapon is a must for you and should be the reason to dive into the trials of Osiris and visit the lighthouse.

Reed’s Regret Stats

Impact: 41
Range: 45
Stability: 48
Handling: 31
Reload Speed: 28
Reload Time: 2.55 seconds
Aim Assistance: 66
Inventory Size: 40
Zoom: 25
Recoil: 76
Bounce Intensity: 04
Rounds Per Minute: 533
Magazine: 6

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Arrowhead Brake

Battery: Liquid Coils or Enhanced Battery

Perk 1: Triple Tap

Perk 2: Vorpal Weapon or Firing Line

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Corkscrew Rifling or Hammer-Forged Rifling

Battery: Accelerated Coils

Perk 1: Heating Up

Perk 2: Rampage or Adagio

3. The Messenger (Adept) (Best for PvP)

The bearer of bad news.

Nothing is more exquisite than a pulse rifle with the Desperado perk. Desperado, which debuted with the renowned pulse rifles Redrix Claymore and Broadsword is the first pinnacle perk in Destiny 2. This perk is just as lethal now that it can roll with The Messenger pulse rifle. Desperado received some nerfs in season 17, but it is still worthwhile to grind.

The most fantastic roll for this gun is undoubtedly Rapid Hit and Desperado, but it can also roll with Killing Wind and Kill Clip for a more aggressive playstyle. The Messenger's stat package is sufficiently strong to defeat most Kinetic Pulses, regardless of any adept perks you add.

The Messenger (Adept) Stats

Impact: 33
Range: 66
Stability: 54
Handling: 31
Reload Speed: 38
Reload Time: 2.3 seconds
Aim Assistance: 37
Inventory Size: 49
Zoom: 18
Recoil: 60
Bounce Intensity: 40
Rounds Per Minute: 340
Magazine: 31

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Smallbore (Range +7, Stability +7)

Magazine: Appended Mag (Magazine +20)

Perk 1: Outlaw

Perk 2: Kill Clip

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Chambered Compensator (Stability +10, Recoil +10, Handling -5)

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds (Range +5, Stability +10)

Perk 1: Killing Wind

Perk 2: Desperado

2. Eye of Sol (Adept) (Best for PvP)

"The sun took my sight; thus, the sun became my eyes." —Parables of the Allspring

Snipers are one of the strongest PvP weapons in Destiny 2. Although adaptive frame sniper rifles are not considered very good compared to any other archetypes, the Eye of Sol follows its own laws.

With the correct perks combination, it is now one of the most lethal weapons for PvP activity. Adept mods have increased its lethality even further. The adept targeting mode grants this weapon ten aim assists, bringing the total number of aim assists to 78. You may use this with targeting mods to become invincible in PvP.

It is also a good choice for PvE, as it can easily handle champions in end-game activities, provided snipers are included in the seasonal artifacts mod.

Eye of Sol (Adept) Stats

Impact: 70
Range: 50
Stability: 49
Handling: 46
Reload Speed: 40
Reload Time: 3.2 seconds
Aim Assistance: 68
Inventory Size: 40
Zoom: 45
Recoil: 72
Bounce Intensity: 28
Rounds Per Minute: 90
Magazine: 4

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Arrowhead Break

Magazine: Tactical Mag

Perk 1: Firmly Planted

Perk 2: Vorpal Weapon

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Arrowhead Break

Magazine: Accurized Rounds

Perk 1: No Distractions or Moving Target

Perk 2: Snapshot Sights or Opening Shot

1. Igneous Hammer (Adept) (Best for PvP)

Forged by fire and might.

The Igneous Hammer was first introduced in Season of the Chosen, dominating the hand cannon weapon category until the craftable Austringer made a comeback in Season of the Haunted. The Igneous Hammer's stats still outclass most of the 120 rpm hand canons the game offers, even though it is less as strong as it once was.

The adept version of this weapon is a significant improvement because it comes with mods that give you more control. Any perks combined with rampage are excellent choices. The consistency of this weapon has remained the same despite all the nerfs, although two tapping with it needs a more compact setup.

Igneous Hammer (Adept) Stats

Impact: 92
Range: 65
Stability: 35
Handling: 37
Reload Speed: 30
Reload Time: 3.55 seconds
Aim Assistance: 69
Inventory Size: 55
Zoom: 14
Recoil: 95
Bounce Intensity: 5
Rounds Per Minute: 120
Magazine: 9

PvE God roll:

Barrel: Fluted Barrel (Stability +5, Handling +15)

Magazine: Appended Mag (Magazine +20)

Perk 1: Outlaw

Perk 2: Rampage

PvP God roll:

Barrel: Hammer-Forged Rifling (Range +10)

Magazine: Ricochet Rounds (Range +5, Stability +10)

Perk 1: Killing Wind

Perk 2: Rampage

How to Get Trials Weapons

The Lighthouse (Simulation)

Players can obtain the weapons of the Osiris Trials in 2 ways.

You can earn trials weapons from the lighthouse chest, which you can only unlock by going flawless in trials.
You will receive trial weapons and engrams as your Saint-14 reputation rises. These engrams have two options: you can focus the engrams on a particular weapon or open them for RNG rewards. It will cost you some resources to focus on weapons like 100 legendary shards.

(Note: The adept versions of the weapons and adept mods can only be obtained by going flawless and opening the chest on the lighthouse.)

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