Destiny 2 Khvostov: How to get the Exotic weapon
If you’re after one of the best guns in the game, you’ll want to unlock the Exotic Khvostov in Destiny 2.
As it is such a powerful weapon, though, unlocking the Exotic version of the Khvostov 7G-0X will take a fair bit of time and effort – there are multiple stages you need to complete in order to unlock it.
The steps involved are a little complicated, but thanks to some super helpful YouTube videos we’ve been able to find the powerful Exotic auto rifle — so now you can too.
Before we dive into the steps below, though, you might want to check out how to unlock Ergo Sum, the ridiculously powerful new sword also introduced in The Final Shape.
Here’s how to get the Destiny 2 Khvostov Exotic weapon.
Returning from the original game, the Khvostov is finally back in Destiny 2 after being added as part of The Final Shape.
To unlock the Exotic version of the Khvostov in Destiny 2, you first need to unlock the Legendary version of the powerful auto rifle.
To unlock the Legendary version of the Khvostov in Destiny 2, the best advice we can give you is to follow this very helpful YouTube video by Evaze:
After completing The Final Shape story missions, you need to find and open the nine golden chests on the open world. They will be marked as little plus signs on your map screen.
Once you have opened all nine of these golden chests and collected the Lost Encryption Bits (make sure your consumable inventory isn’t full when collecting the Bits, as they might not drop if you have no room to hold them!) you need to speak to Micah-10 and complete the Alone in the Dark questline.
Collect the six Cysts (check the video above – timestamp: 4:35 – for the locations) and then head to The Impasse (around 7:08 in the video above) to find the chest containing the Legendary Khvostov.
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