Good point. Here's why I say that.... Ace of Spades - Ace of Spades quest Black Talon - Random drop, Engram or Vendor Cerberus+1 - Random drop, Engram or Vendor Lord of Wolves - Random drop from Wanted Bounty completions Malfeasance - A mystery quest? One Thousand Voices - Rare drop at the end of the Last Wish raid The Chaperone - Chaperone quest The Queenbreaker - Random drop, Engram or Vendor Trinity Ghoul - Random drop, Engram or Vendor Two Tailed Fox - Random drop, Engram or Vendor Wavesplitter - PS4 exclusive (timed) Wish-Ender - A mystery quest? That’s eleven (twelve if on PS4) weapons, seven of which are allegedly random drops, although a drop doesn’t seem to be a truly random chance since there appears to be a very small chance of any of them dropping which argues against true randomness. That being the probability of obtaining a specific weapon in proportion to the number of weapons in the pool. In other words, a pool consisting of individually unique weapons in this case, which are uniquely distinguishable from one another, in conjunction with a selection mechanism that is truly random requires there be equal probability for any one of them to drop which doesn't appear to be the case.

Don't use Fireteam Medallions. The very thing that is meant to help does nothing. I got more after I stopped using them. Apart from XP gains they are useless. Nothing with them, 3 new Exotics without.