Destiny 2: How To Get The Coldheart Catalyst (& What It Does)
Trace rifles haven't ever been in a strong position in Destiny 2, and they are one of the rarest weapons in the game. It was only recently in November 2021 that Bungie even introduced the first Legendary trace rifle into the game, as prior to that, only Exotic trace rifles existed.
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One of these rare trace rifles is Coldheart. It's definitely not the most appealing weapon in the game due to trace rifles, in general, being so weak and downright useless, but players who like to collect everything will still need to know where to get Coldheart's catalyst and how it improves the trace rifle in Destiny 2.
Coldheart is among the oldest weapons in the game, dating back to the first season of Destiny 2. In fact, original fans of the Destiny franchise will fondly remember Coldheart as the pre-order Exotic weapon for those who pre-ordered Destiny 2 before its first release.
Nowadays, Coldheart is a random drop. It can be acquired from Exotic engrams that randomly drop in the world or bought from Xur on the weeks that he sells it, or by buying his Exotic engram for Legendary Shards or an Exotic Cipher. A bit of good RNG is needed to get it, but considering it's not a must-have weapon, players shouldn't be in a hurry to earn it.
It's a bit unclear exactly how the Coldheart catalyst drops, but it seems that Nightfall strikes are the go-to place to grind for it. More specifically, it's stated that only the strongest of enemies will drop the catalyst, so most likely defeating bosses will give players a chance to earn it.
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