Crowning Duologue

Crowning Duologue is a Strand Rocket Launcher for the Power slot that uses Heavy ammo. Its intrinsic is the Precision Frame, which on this launcher fires small auto-tracking rockets that lock onto targets when aimed. The origin trait is Dream Work: assists and assisted final blows partly refill the weapon from reserves once per reload and speed up reloading. Solstice was retired in update 9.7.0 on 9 June 2026. Crowning Duologue is on the list of the Solstice Weapon Engram sold by the Tenet of Bravery vendor in the Tower, which takes Legendary Marks earned from Triumphs.

The current version rolls Impulse Amplifier, Auto-Loading Holster, Demolitionist, Air Trigger, Hatchling, Grave Robber and Reconstruction in trait column 1, and Deconstruct, Envious Assassin, Chain Reaction, Cluster Bomb, Bait and Switch, Bipod and Reverberation in trait column 2. The reissued version has a Gear Tier Upgrade slot, part of the Weapon Tier Upgrading system added in the Monument of Triumph update.

• Crowning Duologue on your account, as many times as the Rolls slider says (1 to 30) when you pick 'Roll with random perks'.
• The perk level you choose: a roll with random perks, a roll with 1 chosen perk, or a God Roll with 2 chosen perks.
• The weapon tier you choose: Tier 3, Tier 4 or Tier 5.

• No event has to be running: Solstice is retired, and the weapon comes through the Monument of Triumph engram.
• For the two fixed-perk levels, say which perk or perks you want; the perk-choice entries of the form read 'Specify to a pro player'.

Is the Solstice event running?

No. Solstice was retired with update 9.7.0, but some of its weapons are sold by the Tenet of Bravery vendor for Legendary Marks.

What does the Weapon Tier option change?

Gear Tiers run from 1 to 5 on Legendary weapons. You can pick Tier 3, Tier 4 or Tier 5 here; higher tiers unlock stronger upgrade options such as enhanced traits and enhanced origin traits, and Tier 5 adds prestige cosmetics. A tier can also be raised later through Weapon Tier Upgrading, which does not add perk options to columns that already rolled.