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Likely to be the weapon that defines all early play in Destiny 2 Lightfall, The Immortal SMG god rolls are tough to get but well worth the time.

Destiny 2: The Immortal SMG God Rolls Guide

Likely to be the weapon that defines all early play in Destiny 2 Lightfall, The Immortal SMG god rolls are tough to get but well worth the time.

The Immortal SMG is the new hotness making waves across Destiny 2 PvP, and you’ll want its god rolls to take full advantage of it. A 750 RPM Submachine Gun, it comes as a reward from the Trials of Osiris. Called “power creep the gun” by the community, this weapon almost instantly rose to the top of the Trials charts, doubling the number of kills of its 2nd place competition.

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If you don’t manage to find an Immortal SMG the week it’s available as a reward, don’t worry. It will come around again. When you get The Immortal in Destiny 2, here are the god rolls you’re looking for.

Destiny 2 Immortal SMG God Rolls

There are several good Immortal god rolls, whether you want to take it into PvP or use it against the enemies of humanity, but its real home will always be the Crucible.

We’ll start with the PvP god roll, which you’ll most want to chase whenever the gun is available. Our focus here will be maximizing range and minimizing time-to-kill, two things the right perk combination can do in spades.

The Immortal PvP God Roll

  • Barrel: Chambered Compensator, Hammer-Forged Rifling
  • Magazine: Ricochet Rounds, Armor Piercing Rounds
  • Trait 1: Rangefinder, Perpetual Motion
  • Trait 2: Target Lock, Kill Clip

With some combination of the above perks, your Immortal SMG PvP god roll will have at or near its maximum Range stat. And, provided you can stay on target with Target Lock or reload after a kill to activate Kill Clip, you’ll absolutely melt whatever you’re shooting at in Destiny 2.

The Immortal PvE God Roll

  • Barrel: Chambered Compensator, Hammer-Forged Rifling
  • Magazine: Ricochet Rounds, Armor Piercing Rounds
  • Trait 1: Perpetual Motion, Threat Detector, Rangefinder
  • Trait 2: Hatchling, Target Lock, Kill clip

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Just because the Immortal SMG obliterates in PvP doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a use in Destiny 2 PvE. It’s not nearly as dominating a presence, given the vast amounts of PvE synergies with other weapons, but as a powerful Strand-elemental SMG, what it offers remains unique.

Combining these perks, specifically Hatchling, can add much to a Strand build, especially on a Warlock. Target Lock is still your go-to for this god roll if you want pure damage output, and Kill Clip is always a solid choice. Adding in Threat Detector makes chaotic PvE situations a little more manageable.

Those are the Destiny 2 Immortal SMG god rolls you’re looking for as you grind Trials of Osiris. You don’t have to go Flawless to earn one, though you will if you want an Adept version. To find out what other god rolls you’ll want, check out our guides to the Bump in the Night Rocket Launcher, Eyasluna Hand Canon, and Cataclysmic Linear Fusion Rifle. Our Destiny 2 guides hub has more.

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John Schutt has been playing games for almost 25 years, starting with Super Mario 64 and progressing to every genre under the sun. He spent almost 4 years writing for strategy and satire site TopTierTactics under the moniker Xiant, and somehow managed to find time to get an MFA in Creative Writing in between all the gaming. His specialty is action games, but his first love will always be the RPG. Oh, and his avatar is, was, and will always be a squirrel, a trend he's carried as long as he's had a Steam account, and for some time before that.