Pinnacle weapons are in a weird spot right now. I think Bungie was originally trying to make them feel exotic as a legendary weapon, but now they just feel like ever-so-slightly above average weapons. Personally, I think they should be high risk, high reward weapons. Powerful, but only in the right skillful hands. Take Redrix’s Claymore/Broadsword for example: an unforgiving archetype that’s outclassed in almost every way by aggressive frame pulses- until desperado is proc’d. [b]Luna’s Howl/Not Forgotten[/b] -make 180 rpm again -Magnificent Howl only procs on the next precision hit -Magnificent Howl only does 100 damage to the head -No body-shot multiplier with MH -Reduce aim assist value Note: when the beef was announced, I got the vibe that the main issue Bungie had was that it could two-tap if you cleaned up another guardian with the first 2 shots. This should bring back the 3-tap, avoid the 2-tap conundrum, and make those 3 taps require more skill [b]Recluse[/b] -Return Master of Arms precision damage to pre-2.7.0 -Body-shot damage does not change between default damage and MoA damage (no bonus from MoA) -MoA can only proc off of other weapon kills Note: Recluse right now is pretty balanced. It has a lower damage bonus than KC, trading it for ease of use. However, I prefer my pinnacles high risk, high reward. [b]Revoker[/b] -change Reversal of Fortune to return 1 round to reserves upon a precision kill Note: Revoker in and of itself is ok for balance, but it feels like a training sniper than a real pinnacle. A perk that rewards hitting your shots is much more appropriate