Triton Vice

Glaive reload speed rises and melee damage increases when enemies surround you. Glaive melee final blows overflow a round into the magazine.

Projectile final blows detonate in an explosion, which lets Glaives clear tight groups.

The effect is written for the Glaive weapon type, which makes it a weapon-specific gauntlet.

It rewards playing in the thick of enemies, where the surrounded bonus is active.

The surrounded condition decides the melee bonus, so Glaive users who stay in the middle of a group get the larger melee damage and the faster reload.

Projectile kills that explode make a ranged Glaive shot useful against clustered enemies, not only melee swings.

• Triton Vice, Exotic gauntlets 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+).
• Extras: Use My Exotic Ciphers, when the order should spend Exotic Ciphers you already own.
• Quantity (values 1 to 15).

• An active Destiny 2 account that owns Lightfall, since the game data marks Triton Vice "Requires Destiny 2: Lightfall" on Xûr's offer of it; Destiny 2: The Collection includes it.
• A Hunter on the account; the piece is class-locked armor.

Which weapon type does Triton Vice affect?

Glaives.

What happens on a projectile final blow?

It detonates in an explosion.

Where does Triton Vice come from in the game?

In the game data its source is Exotic Armor Focusing, and Exotic Ciphers are used to focus Exotics at the Cryptarch.