Rime-Coat Raiment

Bleak Watcher turrets get a longer reach and are surrounded by Stasis crystals and a storm.

Standing in the storm gives you icicles over time. Firing your weapons releases those icicles, and each one slows the target it strikes.

In the game data the coat is listed under Solo Expert and Master Lost Sectors, small activities hidden in the destinations.

Bleak Watcher is the Stasis Warlock turret aspect, so the chest suits a defensive Stasis build.

Bleak Watcher is a stationary turret, so the chest favors a fixed position: place the turret, stand in its storm and fire.

Slowed targets are easier to hit with the rest of your kit, which makes the icicles a support effect.

• Rime-Coat Raiment, Exotic chest armor for Warlocks, 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+).
• Extras: Use My Exotic Ciphers, when the order should spend Exotic Ciphers you already own.
• Quantity (values 1 to 15).

• Ownership of The Final Shape: the game data lists Rime-Coat Raiment with the note "Requires Destiny 2: The Final Shape" on Xûr's offer of it, and Destiny 2: The Collection contains it.
• A Warlock on the account; the piece is class-locked armor.

What is the storm for?

Standing in the storm around a Bleak Watcher earns icicles that slow targets when you fire.

Does it change the turret's range?

Yes, the turret gets extended range.

Where does Rime-Coat Raiment come from in the game?

In the game data its source is Solo Expert and Master Lost Sectors, which are small activities hidden inside the destinations.