The Dark Decider is a Legendary Energy Auto Rifle in Destiny 2: Season of the Seraph that Guardians can obtain by clearing Iron Banner matches. As players earn rank-up packages from Lord Saladin, they will eventually acquire the Dark Decider as a reward. This Auto Rifle’s Intrinsic Trait is Rapid-Fire Frame, which grants the weapon deep ammo reserves, enabling it to reload slightly faster when its magazine has been depleted. Although the Dark Decider lacks Impact and Range, its superior Stability, Handling, Reload Speed, and Aim Assistance make it a comfortable weapon to wield, allowing users to land their shots with ease. 

PvE & PvP Dark Decider God Rolls in Destiny 2

For hardcore players who frequently participate in endgame PvE and PvP content for Destiny 2, the Dark Decider Auto Rifle might be a hard pick due to its innate lack of Impact and Range. Nevertheless, its Rapid-Fire Frame makes it viable for low-end PvE content and can perform relatively well with a God Roll build optimized for its purpose.

How to Get the Frenzy Refit in Destiny 2

Based on research by experienced Guardians at Fanbyte, the following God Roll below is optimal for those taking the Dark Decider Auto Rifle into PvP combat in Destiny 2: 

On the other hand, sources at Gamepur believe the following Dark Decider Auto Rifle God Roll to be an excellent fit for PvE participants in Destiny 2: 

  • A lightly vented barrel that greatly controls recoil and bolsters handling speed.

  • This magazine increases the weapon’s range.

  • This perk improves accuracy and stability when users are continuously holding down the trigger.

  • This perk massively improves weapon range at the cost of stability.

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  • This balanced barrel slightly increases range and stability while also improving handling speed.

  • This magazine is optimized for fast reloading, enabling increased stability and greatly increased reload speed.

  • This perk partially reloads the magazine from reserves whenever an enemy is defeated.

  • This perk causes reloading to overcharge the weapon for a short period of time after defeating a target, causing the gun to jolt on its next hit.

Source: Fanbyte | Gamepur