How to Get Jotunn Catalyst in Destiny 2

Destiny 2‘s Season of the Haunted is finally here, and it adds a bunch of new challenges, new storylines, and new exotic gear to the massively popular online-centric FPS title. For players who love to wield the Jotunn fusion rifle, we have good news: there’s a new catalyst available that adds some perks to said weapon. If you’re here, you’re probably wondering how to get the Jotunn catalyst in Destiny 2. So, without further ado, let’s get started!

How to Get Jotunn Catalyst in Destiny 2

If you want to get your hands on the Jotunn catalyst, you’ll first need the Jotunn weapon, which can be acquired at the Bergusia Forge when forging a Radiant Gold Frame. Next, you’ll need to start completing playlists with your Jotunn rifle equipped. In other words, you’ll need to complete Gambit and Crucible matches, Strikes, and Nightfall using the aforementioned fusion rifle.

Here’s the thing, though: actually acquiring the Jotunn catalyst is largely luck-based so you’ll have to pray to the RNG gods while you grind for the exotic catalyst. Hopefully, after some time completing playlists, lady luck will smile on you and the Jotunn catalyst will drop.

Completing Jotunn Catalyst Objectives

Once you’ve got the catalyst, you’ll then need to defeat 500 enemies using the Jotunn to fully unlock it for the weapon. We’d recommend equipping it in a weapon slot and using it as much as possible for completing your usual daily and weekly activities like Strikes, Nightfalls, or the Altar of Reflection on Savathun’s Throne World.

What the Jotunn Catalyst Does in Destiny 2

The benefits of the Jotunn catalyst are twofold.

Firstly, ‘Cornered’ will allow you to charge or draw Jotunn faster if you’re surrounded by enemies.

Secondly, ‘Incandescent’ will emit Solar damage to chain across enemies when you defeat them. In short, the Jotunn catalyst is a handy piece of kit that’ll prove useful to anyone wielding the popular fusion rifle.

So, there you have it. We hope this helped clue you in on how to get the Jotunn catalyst in Destiny 2. For more, feel free to check out the relevant links below.

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