Nessa's Oblation god roll guide for Destiny 2 PvP and PvE (2023)

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Nessa's Oblation is a new weapon from Destiny 2 Root of Nightmares Raid, dropping from the first, second, and final encounters. Due to the increased number of weapon types in the game, adjusting an existing loadout according to a new Shotgun will always be tough.

Thankfully, Nessa's Oblation comes with some great perks that can fit in nicely with any type of build. The Precision Framed Slug archetype, alongside the Void element and artifact perks, can clear adds (additional enemies) and deal increased precision damage to bosses.

The following article will list the best perk combinations on the Void Shotgun from Root of Nightmares.

Nessa's Oblation is exclusively tied to the Root of Nightmares Raid. However, players will have a chance to craft it once they collect five deepsight versions. Cataclysm, Scission, and Nezarec encounters have this weapon in their loot pools.

Players need 20 Spoils of Conquest each week to obtain the deepsight version from the final chest of the Raid. Since Nessa's Oblation is a Pinpoint Slug Shotgun, its role falls along the same lines as Heritage from Deep Stone Crypt.

Both weapons contain similar perks in their columns, allowing everyone to use the archetype against bosses and Champions from close range. Additionally, crafting the weapon will grant enhanced perks, resulting in even more damage output.

Boss encounters such as those with Templar, Taniks, Gahlran, Caiatl, and Champions from any activity require players to damage them from up close. This is also one of the reasons why the dual-Shotgun strategy became popular against Taniks.

Hence, anyone who doesn't own a good Energy Slug Shotgun can go for Nessa's Oblation. However, most of the perks are PvE-focused, making it a secondary choice for