Gwisin Vest

Each Spectral Blades hit or final blow you land before turning invisible restores more of your Super energy than usual.

When you leave invisibility next to an enemy, a cloud of weakening smoke bursts around you.

In the game data the vest is listed as an Exotic engram or extremely rare world drop; the Cryptarch decodes Exotic engrams.

Spectral Blades is a Void Hunter Super, so the chest belongs in a Void loadout where invisibility is a core tool.

It sits in the chest slot, so it combines with any helmet, gauntlets or legs that are not Exotic.

More Super energy per blade hit flows back into Spectral Blades while the Super is running.

• Gwisin Vest, Exotic chest armor for Hunters, added to your account.
• Stat Options: None, High Overall Stats (65+), or one of High Health Stat (25+), High Melee Stat (25+), High Grenade Stat (25+), High Super Stat (25+), High Class Stat (25+) and High Weapons Stat (25+).
• Number Of Pieces (values 1 to 10).

• The Forsaken Pack on your account: in the game data, Gwisin Vest carries the note "Requires Destiny 2: Forsaken Pack" on Xûr's offer of it. Destiny 2: The Collection includes it.
• A Hunter on the account; the piece is class-locked armor.

What does the smoke do?

It is a cloud that weakens nearby enemies when you exit invisibility close to a target.

Why does the Super energy boost matter?

Blade hits and final blows land while Spectral Blades is active, so the restored energy goes back into the Super you are using.

Where does Gwisin Vest come from in the game?

In the game data the listed sources are exotic engrams and extremely rare world drops; the Cryptarch, Master Rahool, decodes Exotic engrams into Exotic gear.