Destiny 2 Monument of Triumph: Pantheon 2.0 Weapons and Armor

Pantheon 2.0 is an ever-present addition to Destiny 2 with the Monument of Triumph update. It brings back some of the older iconic raid boss encounters: Argos, Galhran, Calus, and Insurrection Prime. It also sees three current raid bosses reimagined. That can not be without new gear for players to acquire. Some of the weapons are already available in raids, but they have improved pools and a better Origin Trait.

Destiny 2 Pantheon 2.0 Weapons

There are six weapons farmable from Pantheon 2.0:

• Chattering Bone – Lightweight Frame Kinetic Pulse Rifle
• Alone as a God – Rapid-Fire Frame Kinetic Sniper Rifle
• Threat Level – Rapid-Fire Frame Kinetic Shotgun
• Reckless Oracle – Rapid-Fire Frame Auto Rifle
• Zaouli’s Bane – Adaptive Frame Solar Hand Cannon
• Bane of Sorrow – High-Impact Frame Void Machine Gun

All six Pantheon weapons have the Origin Trait Elliptical Orbit, which reads as follows: After briefly sprinting, gain significantly increased ammo generation. Alternatively, gain significantly more stability, reload speed, and flinch resistance when not sprinting for a short duration.

Destiny 2: Chattering Bone

Chattering Bone is a Lightweight Frame Kinetic Pulse Rifle. The original Chattering Bone from Last Wish is a solid option. If you have the chance, look to farm the Pantheon version. It has much better perks alongside a better Origin Trait. The Last Wish version does not have Attrition Orbs or Chaos Reshaped, two of the best primary weapon perks in the game. The Pantheon version is the best Kinetic Pulse Rifle in the game, but it falls behind a couple of other top-slot Pulse Rifles like The Time Worn Spire and All or Nothing.

Perks

• Column 3
  • Kill Clip
  • Rapid Hit
  • Bewildering Burst
  • Subsistence
  • Lead From Light
  • Attrition Orbs
  • Collective Demolition
• Column 4
  • Headseeker
  • Kinetic Tremors
  • Binary Orbt
  • One For All
  • Ancillary Ordinance
  • Chaos Reshaped
  • All-Star

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Arrowhead Brake
• Magazine – Alloy Magazine
• Column 3 – Attrition Orbs
• Column 4 – Kinetic Tremors
• Masterwork – Stability

Destiny 2: Alone as a God

Alone as a God is a Rapid-Fire Frame Kinetic Sniper Rifle. It originally dropped from the Leviathan Raid. As an old weapon drop, it had set perks. The new Alone as a God has significantly more perks to choose from. Unfortunately, it falls behind many of the premier Kinetic Sniper Rifles. As a Kinetic Sniper Rifle, it works well with Kinetic Synthesis, but it does not have the perk pool to keep up. Rewind Rounds is the best option in the third column, while it has a couple of decent damage perks.

Perks

• Column 3
  • Ancillary Ordinance
  • Bewildering Burst
  • Lead from Light
  • Stopping Power
  • Rewind Rounds
  • Lone Wolf
  • Lucky Shot
• Column 4
  • Adhesive Ordnance
  • Kinetic Tremors
  • Mega Kill Clip
  • All-Star
  • Bait and Switch
  • Closing Time
  • Aggregate Charge

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Fluted Barrel
• Magazine – Tactical Mag
• Column 3 – Rewind Rounds
• Column 4 – Aggregate Charge
• Masterwork – Stability

Destiny 2: Threat Level

Threat Level is a Rapid-Fire Frame Kinetic Shotgun. Threat Level was the competitor to the Ikelos Shotgun when the Threat Level Shotgun was released in Destiny 2. The reason is that both could roll with Trench Barrel to increase their damage. Threat Level is back with Pantheon, and it has returned to the peak of Shotguns. It has plenty of perk options for you to choose from. Cascade Point is great for burst DPS, while One-Two Punch can combo with Trench Barrel for the ultimate melee setup. There is also a host of damage perks in the form of All-Star, Aggregate Charge, Chaos Reshaped, Elemental Honing, and Bait and Switch in the fourth column.

Perks

• Column 3
  • One-Two Punch
  • Bewildering Burst
  • Lead from Gold
  • Cascade Point
  • Ancillary Ordinance
  • Grave Robber
  • Proximity Power
• Column 4
  • Trench Barrel
  • All-Star
  • Bait and Switch
  • Swashbuckler
  • Aggregate Charge
  • Elemental Honing
  • Chaos Reshaped

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Barrel Shroud
• Magazine – Tactical mag
• Column 3 – Cascade Point
• Column 4 – Chaos Reshaped
• Masterwork – Handling

Destiny 2: Reckless Oracle

Reckless Oracle is a Rapid-Fire Frame Void Auto Rifle. At the time of release, Reckless Oracle was one of the best Auto Rifles in the game. Over time, it stayed as a solid option, but it never returned to the top. Even with the Garden of Salvation reprisal, it could not challenge the best. Now with the Pantheon version, it is the best non-Support Auto Rifle in the game. It has every void perk that you would want on a weapon, with the addition of Chaos Reshaped.

Perks

• Column 3
  • Destabilizing Rounds
  • Collective Demolition
  • Keep Away
  • Dimensional Shift
  • Proximity Power
  • Fourth Times the Charm
  • Subsistence
• Column 4
  • Paracausal Affinity
  • One For All
  • Repulsor Brace
  • Chaos Reshaped
  • Withering Gaze
  • Swasbuckler
  • Kill Clip

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Fluted Barrel
• Magazine – High-Calibre Rounds
• Column 3 – Destabilizing Rounds
• Column 4 – Chaos Reshaped
• Masterwork – Range

Destiny 2: Zaouli’s Bane

Zaouli’s Bane is an Adaptive Frame Solar Hand Cannon. Zaouli’s Bane is another weapon that dominated the meta upon its release. It was one of the best Hand Cannons in the game, and competed with Calus Mini-Tool for best Solar Primary weapon. It stayed pretty high up the food chain for some time, but became less important. The Pantheon version is slightly better than the original, with a double splash perk combination in the form of Firefly with Meganuera or Incandescent.

Perks

• Column 3
  • Explosive Payload
  • Burning Ambition
  • Light Touch
  • Firefly
  • Lucky Shot
  • Collective Pugilism
  • Demolitionist
• Column 4
  • Incadescent
  • Binary Orbit
  • Precision Instrument
  • Meganuera
  • One For All
  • Kill Clip
  • Chaos Reshaped

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Fluted Barrel
• Magazine – Alloy Magazine
• Column 3 – Firefly
• Column 4 – Meganeura
• Masterwork – Stability

Destiny 2: Bane of Sorrow

Bane of Sorrow is a High-Impact Void Machine Gun. The Machine Gun had a special role upon its initial release. If you dropped a curated Bane of Sorrow, you would get the perk combination of Outlaw and Dragonfly. Those perks only dropped on the curated version. Now, in 2026, curated versions of weapons are not as special. Bane of Sorrow is a strong contender for top Machine Guns in the game. It can get double AoE perks with Destabilizing Rounds and Meganeura. The reload perks are weaker for this Machine Gun, compared to others, but it is great at clearing rooms of enemies.

Perks

• Column 3
  • Destabilizing Rounds
  • Demoralize
  • Dimensional Shift
  • Feeding Frenzy
  • Lead From Light
  • Fourth Times the Charm
  • Collective Demolition
• Column 4
  • Mega Kill Clip
  • Killing Tally
  • Withering Gaze
  • One For All
  • Meganuera
  • Aggregate Charge
  • Precision Instrument

Best Roll – PvE Use Only

• Barrel – Arrowhead Brake
• Magazine – Alloy Magazine
• Column 3 – Destabilizing Rounds
• Column 4 – Meganeura
• Masterwork – Stability

Destiny 2: Pantheos Resplendent Armor Set Bonus

• 2-piece – Well Prepared
  • Picking up ammo grants Armor Charge. Grants a bonus to Health stat per Armor Charge you have.
• 4-piece – Down the Line
  • Sustained damage on minibosses, Champions, and bosses increases weapon damage versus base and powerful combatants. Weapon final blows consume one stack each.

The two-piece bonus for the armor set is strong. Having the additional Armor Charge allows for additional ways to utilize Fonts, Surges, and Finishers for more ammo. The four-piece is not worth investing in.

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