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Necrochasm Destiny 2
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How to Get Necrochasm in Destiny 2 | Perks, Catalyst, and More

The return of Crota’s End in Destiny 2 also marks the homecoming of Necrohasm, an exotic auto rifle from the original game. In this guide, we explore how Guardians can get their hands on Necrochasm once again in Destiny 2, as well as its Perks, Catalyst, and overall potential.

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How to Get Necrochasm in Destiny 2 | Bottomless Pit Quest

To obtain Necrochasm in Destiny 2, Guardians need to pick up the Bottomless Pit quest. However, this isn’t as simple as picking it up from a vendor, far from it.

Bottomless Pit is available by beating Crota’s End during its 48-hour Contest Mode period. As a reward for completing such a demanding challenge, players will receive a fully Masterworked Necrochasm without having to meet any of the quest’s objectives.

Once Contest Mode ends, Bottomless Pit will be available to start for us regular shmucks. Unfortunately for us, we’ll have to complete the entire quest to get our hands on Necrochasm. We’ll update this article on September 3 with more information when it’s available.

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Necrochasm Perks, Exotic Perk, and Stats

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PerkNameDescription/Notes
Weapon ArchetypeAuto Rifle720 Round per Minute, 50 Magazine
Damage TypeKineticKinetic Slot
BarrelArrowhead BrakeGreatly controls recoil.
Increases handling speed.
MagazineRicochet RoundsRounds ricochet off hard surfaces.
Increases stability.
Slightly increases range.
TraitDesperationReloading after a precisional final blow or final blow with a Cursed Thrall explosion increases your rate of fire and improves stability and aim assist.
StockHand-Laid StockThis weapon is optimized for recoil control.
Increases stability.
Intrinsic Trait / Exotic PerkCursebringerPrecision final blows with this weapon trigger a Cursed Thrall explosion. Final blows with Cursed Thrall explosions refill the magazine.
CatalystOutlawPrecision kills greatly decrease reload time.

From what we know so far, Necrochasm is looking far better than its Destiny 1 counterpart. Desperation and Cursebringer have the potential to synergize incredibly well together, which could result in a powerful add-clearing weapon to rival Quicksilver Storm.

As long as it’s remotely usable, I won’t complain. As stunning as Necrochasm looked and sounded, it never saw much use in Destiny 1.

How to Get Necrochasm’s Catalyst

At the time of writing, the only way to receive Necrochasm’s Catalyst is by beating Crota’s End during Contest Mode. Bungie hasn’t announced how players can earn a Masterworked Necrochasm once Contest Mode has concluded, though it will likely be tired to multiple raid completions.

For more Hive-themed weapons and gear, check out our article on the Crota’s End loot table. The Guardian fashionista in me is all over those glowy armor sets like a loyal moth to a soulflame.


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Thomas has been a freelance writer since 2021 and considers himself a connoisseur of all things Nintendo, Blizzard, and Marvel. Since amassing 145,000+ followers on a Facebook page about Diddy Kong with a backward hat in 2015, Thomas has become a trusted voice in the gaming community across publications such as AOTF, PC Invasion, and Gfinity. His greatest achievements include catching every Pokémon, completing every quest in World of Warcraft (yes, all of them), and naming his dog 'Mass Effect 3.' Thomas is extraordinarily passionate about the video game industry and its community. He enjoys writing about various topics, including popular games like Destiny 2, Fortnite, and WoW, and exploring the latest AAA and indie titles.