Here's how you can get the Two-Tailed Fox catalyst in Destiny 2
The Two-Tailed Fox catalyst takes an existing weapon and elevates it to a new level. Destiny 2 exotic weapons gain extra power and abilities with the addition of a catalyst. it's a recent addition and gives the weapon even more utility. Here is everything you need to know about acquiring the catalyst and its uses in the game
How to get the Two-Tailed Fox
Much like the weapon itself, the catalyst for Two-Tailed Fox does not have a specific source. The catalyst is a random drop from ritual activities. These include completing Vanguard Ops, Crucible matches, and Gambit matches.
Click to enlargeThere isn't any way to improve or alter your chances of acquiring the catalyst. If you want it, you need to put the time in. Chances are, the catalyst will drop when you least expect it, so try not to drive yourself mad playing match after match or strike after strike in the hopes of getting it.
At the very least, once you get the catalyst, there are no extra quests steps to complete. You only need to complete the final step of every catalyst, which is to get many kills with the weapon.
Once you have the catalyst in your possession, you need to get 350 kills with Two-Tailed Fox to finish the catalyst and get your third rocket installed.
What is the Two-Tailed Fox catalyst?
If you have been hearing all the hullabaloo about this new Two-Tailed Fox catalyst and wondering what all the fuss is about, here is your answer. As standard, the Two-Tailed Fox fires two rockets at once.
Click to enlargeOne is a Solar rocket, the other is a Void rocket. With the updates to how subclasses work, the Solar rocket causes burn, and the Void rocket suppresses enemies.
Unlocking the catalyst adds a third rocket to each shot, which as you might imagine is an Arc rocket. The Arc rocket causes jolt, allowing you to inflict three different status effects in one shot.
For more on the game, check out our Destiny 2 Deterministic Chaos guide.
