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.