Trinity Ghoul

Energy - Combat Bow
700
Power
 

#70
PvP Rank

 

Primary Stats

  • Impact
  • Accuracy
  • Stability
  • Draw Time
  • Handling
  • Inventory Size
  • Reload Speed

Hidden Stats

  • Zoom
  • Charge Time
  • Recoil Direction
  • Aim Assistance

Weapon Perks

Split Electron
Fires an arrow that splits when released. Aiming down sights and fully drawing the bow both decrease the spread.

High Tension String
Tightly strung bow. • Greatly increases accuracy • Slightly slower draw time • Slightly decreases stability

Compact Arrow Shaft
Thinner arrows to maximize quiver size. • Increases capacity

Lightning Rod
Precision kills grant the next shot chain-lightning capabilities.

Tracker Disabled
No tracker is displayed on this weapon.

Kill Tracker
This weapon tracks the number of enemies you defeated with it.

Crucible Tracker
This weapon tracks the number of Crucible opponents you defeated with it.

Weapon Mods

Default Ornament
Restores your weapon to its default appearance.

Tangled Outrider
Equip this weapon ornament to change the appearance of Trinity Ghoul. Once you get an ornament, it’s unlocked for all characters on your account.

Lore: Trinity Ghoul

“I couldn’t afford to miss. Not when it was his life on the line.” —Marin Mansanas, Tangled Outrider

“Marin Mansanas…” the Rifleman’s voice hissed over her comm. “I did not think you would show.” Marin spat onto the dusty ground, scuffed it with the heel of her boot. Squinted across the flat, dusty expanse of the High Plains. Ignored the Rifleman to address the other person on the channel, ex-Corsair Errol Mayz, who stood alone just over seven hundred meters from her position with his hands bound behind his back and a canister of ether balanced on his head. “Errol, you son of a tech witch.” She could see his shoulders shift in an attempt at a casual shrug. His gruff voice tickled her ear through the comm. “Sorry, Rin.” “You know the wager.” The Rifleman didn’t like to be ignored. “Get on with it. If you think you can make the shot.” Marin’s eyes flicked to the hills of rubble dotting the High Plains, looking for the Rifleman’s perch. Almost a sure thing the four-armed lunk on the far ridge was just another of the braggart’s decoys, but no point risking Errol’s life over a guess. “I can make the shot. And I expect you to honor this wager when you’re down a K of ether and I’m walking outta here with Mayz.” Rough alien laughter was the only reply. She pulled three arrows out of her quiver and whispered, “Pom, whatever happens, don’t come out.” Her Ghost answered her with a pulse of warmth in her left hand. Two arrows she tucked into her belt. The third she nocked to her old friend, Trinity Ghoul. Errol’s voice returned, so low she could almost feel hot breath on her ear. “Hey, Rin.” “Don’t talk. Don’t breathe.” “Just don’t miss. Okay?” “Good idea.” “You know what I mean.” Marin pulled the Ghoul taut, lined up her shot with the canister perched atop Errol’s scruffy blue head. “Yeah,” she said. “I know.”