Sundered Doctrine Weapon God Rolls

Sundered Doctrine is one of Destiny 2’s

more difficult dungeons, requiring players to conquer the horrors within Rhulk’s derelict ship to earn new rewards. There are four Legendary weapons to chase and an exclusive Exotic if you’re lucky enough to have it drop. None of the weapons are craftable, but they can be enhanced.

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Compared to past dungeon weapons, Sundered Doctrine’s weapon roster plays it safe with their perk options. Some weapons have some surprising options, but they don’t fundamentally alter the PvE sandbox as Indebted Kindness did from Warlord’s Ruin. Regardless, there are some great perk combinations you can find while farming for this dungeon’s Exotic LFR. If you get a few weapons to drop while in Rhulk’s ship, keep your eyes peeled for these rolls.

Unloved

Unloved is a Heavy Burst Hand Cannon that deals Strand damage, the first of its kind. This archetype is typically used as a DPS stat-stick for Lucky Pants

Hunters, and while that’s a perfectly reasonable use for burst HCs, Unloved has a little more going for it. The first column can notably get Dragonfly or Hatchling, two fairly strong add clear perks that are typically reserved for the second trait column.

The second trait column also has its fair share of strong damage perks, including the likes of Kill Clip, Frenzy, and the recently-added Elemental Honing that’s tailored for Prismatic builds. For most players, Dragonfly paired with Frenzy should serve you well in most content. Lucky Pants users don’t have any magazine-altering perks in either column, so Warden’s Law or even Malfeasance will likely serve you better.

Crucible players likely won’t have much reason to use Unloved unless you lean heavily into its origin trait, which forces enemy Guardians to receive more flinch from this weapon. Rapid Hit paired with Kill Clip is likely your best pairing here, lowering your TTK (time-to-kill) to a much faster 0.57s while Kill Clip is active.

Unsworn

Trace Rifles have more or less been

powercrept by Rocket Sidearms in PvE
and Exotic variants in the Crucible. Unsworn doesn’t attempt to break the mold but rather lean into this archetype’s current niche: pure utility. Virtually every good utility perk is available on this weapon—Tear, Thresh, and Shoot to Loot are in the first column alone.

Bungie gave this weapon a plethora of damage perks to choose from in the second column, but we recommend ignoring most of them and grabbing Detonator Beam instead. Sustained damage with this weapon will cause the target to detonate, similar to how Bolt Charge and Ignitions work. The damage isn’t quite as high, but it’s not nearly as hard to trigger as those two subclass keywords. Pair it with Shoot to Loot for a fantastic utility weapon for double Special loaoduts.

Crucible players can more or less ignore this weapon. Legendary Trace Rifles seriously struggle to find a place in the PvP sandbox, especially now that Lodestar exists. Use any other Special weapon.

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Unvoiced

Slug Shotguns haven’t been tied to the DPS meta in a hot minute, but Unvoiced might be worth chasing for the day they cycle back into the spotlight. This is the first slug to roll with Bait and Switch in the second column, arguably the best damage perk in the game for hotswap DPS rotations against raid and dungeon bosses. You can even pair it with Envious Arsenal to avoid reloading entirely.

Beyond that, Unvoiced is a standard issue slug Shotgun for killing majors and Guardians alike. There is a unique roll here with Destabilizing Rounds and Demoralize to apply ample Void debuffs on targets. Hunters using Stylish Executioner

can get some use out of this in PvP, but outside some serious buildcraft synergies, there’s not much Unvoiced offers that isn’t better serviced elsewhere.

Unworthy

Unworthy might be the most explosive Scout Rifle we’ve seen yet. This is a 260 RPM Arc Scout Rifle that can get Firefly in the first column, not to be confused with Dragonfly. This means every precision kill will trigger a Solar explosion on an Arc weapon, leading to some interesting buildcraft potential.

You can pair this with your favorite flavor of Arc-themed damage perks, notably Rolling Storm for easy Bolt Charge generation. It even has Explosive Payload against red bars through its origin trait. Calling this weapon stacked in PvE would be an understatement, although it’s still a

Scout Rifle
at the end of the day. If you’re OK with trading raw lethality for safety, you can’t go wrong with Unworthy.

Against Guardians, Unworthy isn’t quite as impressive. The only real perk combination worth grabbing here is Keep Away and Zen Moment to greatly increase your accuracy, although this comes at the cost of any TTK perks. You can opt to drop Zen Moment for Precision Instrument if you want a more competitive 0.7s TTK, although you might as well use Fang of Ir Yut at that point; it has a better selection of column one perks and is fully craftable.

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