Destiny 2 Touch of Malice Boost

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You have a chance to drops the Touch of Malice once per character each week. While its predecessor from the original Destiny game could be acquired through a long quest line that involved gathering Calcified Fragments, killing King’s Fall raid bosses, and gathering various materials from strikes and around the world, the Destiny 2 version of Touch of Malice is simply a random drop from Oryx, the last boss of the King’s Fall raid introduced in the Season of the Plunder. 

The unique mechanic of this raid Exotic Scout Rifle is that the final round in the magazine deals bonus damage and increases reload speed, but at a grim cost to the weapon’s wielder as it consumes a portion of the player’s health with each shot. Three rapid kills restore health, making it especially good at add clearing.

Increasing damage at the cost of the wielder’s life force may sound harsh, but it’s a fair price to pay for the provided firepower, especially with various health regenerating abilities and defensive cooldowns having much more presence in Destiny 2.

Charged with Blight is a unique perk that was added in Destiny 2 – it is a charged secondary fire that shoots a ball of darkness that poisons and blinds enemies. All poisoned targets take 50% additional damage from all other legendary Weapons of Sorrow, which includes the Touch of Malice itself, Thorn, and Osteo Striga. This perk increases the DPS of the Touch of Malice scout rifle even further and provides additional tactical advantages in hard mode PvE scenarios.

Most certainly, it is one of the best Primary exotics in the game, on pair with the Outbreak. It may not be as good as some other exotics in PvP activities, but it truly shines in PvE to quickly get rid of multiple enemies, especially if combined with the Necrotic Grips Exotic to spread the poison on each kill. Pair it with the Radiance or Restoration buffs, and you have an insane damage potential in your hands.

To get the Touch of Malice Catalyst players must complete the secret raid puzzle with the raid exotic equipped. There are four plates spread across the raid – a player with the Touch of Malice must stand on top of them to spawn the relics. The fireteam must pick them up and deposit them all at the altar simultaneously.

Once you receive the Touch of Malice Catalyst, it will take an impressive number of 700 kills to complete the masterwork and activate the perk. Remember that the Season Pass Catalyst bonus does not apply here, as it is not a seasonal exotic.

The Malice Touch Catalyst adds the Rapid Hit perk, which makes precision hits temporarily increase stability and reload speed. Being able to sustain fire for much longer with improved accuracy makes it easier to deal maximum damage with the weapon, as well as quickly reload or switch to alternative fire.

You need to kill the final boss, Oryx, in the final encounter and prepare to repeat it since the drop rate of Touch of Malice is very low. Most players should get Touch of Malice within the first 10-20 completions of the raid, but there is a chance that some can do over a hundred runs and not get it.

It is not easy to get your hands on this raid exotic – not only is it a drop from the Final Boss raid completion, but the chances of the drop are actually quite low, around 5% estimated by the community. You have a chance to loot the Touch of Malice raid exotics once per character each week, giving you a total of three shots a week.