Synchronic Roulette

Its Precision Frame is described in game as "This weapon's recoil pattern is more predictably vertical." Under the anti-Champion rules that arrived with Update 9.7.0, a weapon with this frame has the Barrier effect built in. Its origin trait, Nanotech Tracer Missiles, works like this: Landing multiple hits turns your next shot into a homing micro-missile.

Trait column one of Synchronic Roulette can roll Dynamic Sway Reduction, Keep Away, Enlightened Action, Eye of the Storm, Attrition Orbs and Collective Demolition. Trait column two can roll Onslaught, Target Lock, Hatchling, Collective Action, Chaos Reshaped and Adrenaline Junkie. Every one of these trait perks has an enhanced version. The barrel slot offers eleven options and the magazine slot twelve.

Collections lists the Terminal Overload public event in Neomuna as the place where Synchronic Roulette started out. With Update 9.7.0 Bungie refreshed the rewards of destinations from before The Edge of Fate with new perks and gear tiers; the perk pools above are the refreshed ones.

• Synchronic Roulette through the Weapon Perks option: a roll with random perks (1 to 30 rolls), a roll with 1 chosen perk, or a God Roll with 2 chosen perks.
• You tell a pro player the perks you want: one perk such as Adrenaline Junkie, or two together such as Adrenaline Junkie and Eye of the Storm.
• Weapon Tier: Tier 3, Tier 4 or Tier 5. Higher tiers add perks and enhanced mods; Tier 5 adds special traits.

• An active Destiny 2 account.

Do weapon tiers matter for Synchronic Roulette?

Yes. Higher weapon tiers add perks and enhanced mods, and Tier 5 adds special traits, so the tier you pick changes what the weapon can do.

What does a chosen perk mean for Synchronic Roulette?

With a roll with 1 chosen perk the pro player aims for one perk you name, such as Collective Demolition; with a God Roll with 2 chosen perks you name two that must sit on the same weapon, such as Collective Demolition and Collective Action.