Destiny exotic weapons checklist (pre-HoW)

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Destiny exotic weapons checklist (pre-HoW)

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Last edited Aug 17, 2015

Created on Apr 15, 2015

This visualization presents a complete checklist of all 24 exotic weapons in Destiny before the House of Wolves expansion, organized by weapon type with checkmarks indicating ownership. It uses plain HTML and CSS from a gist, with each weapon linked to its Destiny wiki page and marked with [EB] for those obtained via exotic bounties. The data is static, drawn directly from the markdown file, and shows the total count at the bottom with a 100% completion percentage. No interactive elements or JavaScript libraries are used; the rendering relies solely on standard browser markup.

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