Destiny 2 – Allied Demand god roll and best perks

Everyone's favorite Caeser Salad routinely visits the Tower like a warforged version of Santa. In his bag of goodies, there is all manner of dastardly weapons and armor. No matter what your preference is, there's something for everyone. Right now, though, we're looking at the Allied Demand sidearm and its best possible rolls.

How to get Allied Demand in Destiny 2

The Allied Demand sidearm can be acquired from drops during Iron Banner or focused at Valus Forge in the Tower. Note that it is only available during the weeks that Iron Banner is active in Destiny 2.

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Allied Demand Best Perks for PvP and PvE in Destiny 2

PvE God Roll - Allied Demand

• Arrowhead Brake: Greatly controls recoil and increases handling speed.
• Flared Magwell: Slightly increases stability and greatly increases reload speed.
• Subsistence: Defeating targets partially reloads the magazine from reserves.
• Multikill Clip: Reloading grants increased damage based on the number of rapid kills made beforehand.
• Skulking Wolf: While at low health, Guardian final blows with this weapon grant enhanced radar and remove you from opposing radar.
• Handling
• Full Auto Retrofit: Holding down the trigger will fire this weapon at full auto.

PvP God Roll - Allied Demand

• Fluted Barrel: Greatly increases handling speed and slightly increases stability.
• Tactical Mag: Slightly increases stability and magazine size. Increases reload speed.
• Rapid Hit: Rapid precision hits temporarily increase stability and reload speed.
• Eye of the Storm: This weapon becomes more accurate and boosts handling as your health gets lower.
• Skulking Wolf: While at low health, Guardian final blows with this weapon grant enhanced radar and remove you from opposing radar.
• Handling
• Full Auto Retrofit: Holding down the trigger will fire this weapon at full auto.

Is Allied Demand better for PvP or PvE in Destiny 2?

A good sidearm can clean house in either PvE or PvP content. It largely comes down to the roll and the user. That being said, Iron Banner weapons typically do better in PvP as that's the mode they drop from and are more commonly encountered in. Additionally, their Origin Trait, Skulking Wolf, is designed for PvP. While Allied Demand can do well in PvE, there are better options, so it's more of a single-target PvP weapon.

For more Destiny 2 goodies, check out Destiny 2 Iron Banner Weapons and Armor – Season of Plunder on Pro Game Guides.