Arcstrider's neutral game comes from the Aspect, greatly buffing your reload speed and dodge cooldown while Amplified. You can become Amplified anytime by casting Ascension, an on-demand High Jump that trades your dodge charge for a 15-second Amplified buff. Since Flow State greatly lowers your dodge cooldown, you can cast Ascension every eight seconds,ꦰ granting 100% uptime if you pay attention to your cooldowns꧂.

Since you'll be casting Ascension quite often, this build pairs exceptionally well with dodge Exotics. is our personal favorite. It automatically reloads all of your weapons, grants +100 reload speed, +100 handling with a 30% animation buff (which is substantial), and bonus sprint speed for ten seconds after you dodge. If you love dodging during combat, might be more up your alley.

Arcstriders can further boost their neutral game through Fragments. gives you shorter cooldowns whenever your shields break, which will occur during most gunfights. gives you bonus melee damage during melee brawls, and increases your Recovery stat. Finally, we use to make our Arc Special ✨weapon (ideally Matador 64) bl🧸ind enemies on kill, making it easier to win 1v2 and 1v3 gunfights.

Abilities and mods are up to you, although we highly recommend you give Blink a try. Ascension gives you a vertical mobility tool during gunfights, which you can use immediately after a Blink teleport to get some serious air. Paired with Amplified's movement speed boost while sprinting, you'll fly through the map faster than most builds. Storm's Edge is also an S-tier Super in the Crucible. It charges quickly, has three charges, and is incredibly tough to dodge.

You might want to consider grabbing the Arc-themed perks in the Artifact if you don't mind using Arc weapons; otherwise, you can mostly ignore the Artifact this season for PvP. Spec for neutral game perks and any Arc benefits that seem useful to y൲ou.

is the core ability to this build. Whenever you dodge, you gain Radiant, x3 stacks, and activate Reaper. Getting a kill with your weapon will then spawn an Orb of Power, buffing you with Font of Wisdom and Solar Weapon Surge for 15 seconds on pickup. If you have a damage perk on your weapo🔥n, you will pump out some serious damage.

To ensure that you constantly have Radiant, we use to extend the duration of our Radiant and Restoration buffs through Solar kills. You get Radiant through and Restoration through . To ensure you have enough time to extend both keywords, we run to extend the duration of all Solar buffs.

But what makes this build truly shine is its short ability cooldowns. reduce your ability cooldowns while sprinting, something you'll be doing a lot. More importantly, stacks with , giving your abilities cooldowns reminiscent of most PvE builds. You can trigger Benevolence by buffing your team with Radiant through or a melee attack via .

Alternatively, Heal Clip can proc . Any weapon that can get Heal Clip—notably and Heliocentric—can reliably activate Ember of Benevolence to skyrocket your recharge rate. Paired with extending your Radiant and Restoration uptime, this build becomes a✃bsurdly powerful if you maintain your kᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚilling spree.

No perks are needed this season. Spec your Artifact for other builds instead.

This build uses to gain Volatile Rounds upon breaking invisibility. Killing a Volatile target will trigger , an Aspect th꧃at makes us invi♌sible. This will trigger Gyrfalcon's Hauberk again, although Stylish Executioner will enter a short cooldown period.

To take advantage of Volatile Rounds, use a Void weapon with the Repulsor Brace perk. Killing a Void-debuffed target (including Volatile) will grant a 45-point Void Overshield, the same as the Sentinel Titan's Bastion Aspect. For moments where Stylish Executioner is on cooldown, you can either dodge to trigger or eliminate a target while at critical health to activate a Void Overshield via .

Grabbing those Orbs will make this build even stronger, granting Devour, x2 Void Surge, and a flat chunk of health. Dodge, kill an enemy, grab the Orb of Power they d🍷rop, and repeat. Paired with a Repulsor Brace weapon, you become inc♔redibly hard to kill.

Grab Power from Pain and Supernova. You spawn Void Breaches often enough to make good use of Supernova's AoE Weaken effect, which can proc . You might also want to grab Served Cold fo🐲r bonus melee energy when you grab Void Breaches.

This build uses the Exotic to turn your dodge ability into a short-range teleport, granting a 6% damage buff to your Arc and Stasis weapons for a short duration. We mostly care about the teleport itself. is an amazing weapon to pair with the helmet, as when you dodge with Marksman's Dodge equipped, you will automatically reload your weapon mid-teleport. If you kill an enemy before dodging, you will immediately heal yourself and turn invisible. This is absurdly strong for🌟 6v6 and even 3v3 modes. ⛄

Getting into close range with a Sidearm can be tricky, so we use and the Aspect to slow targets when we need it. Touch of Winter will also inflict slow to nearby targets whenever you dodge, further disorienting your opponents. Throw on some healing mods like Recuperation and Better Already, and you can play quite aggressively.

If you don't like Rat King and want to take advantage of Mask of Bakris' x4 Surge bonus, use Trespasser instead. After using your dodge, can one-burst opponents if its Exotic perk is active. Get a kill, dodge tꦡo automatically reload, and🎀 enjoy one-bursting enemy Guardians for the next few seconds.

Despite being a Stasis build, you don't need any of the Stasis perks this season. We don't use Frostꦇ Armor or shatter Stasis crystals, so most of the current Ar🎃tifact perks offer little benefit here.

Strand lives and dies off your movement, so make your abilities count. is the star of the show, giving you a way to quickly reposition while buffing your melee attack with a Grapple Melee, which is incredibly easy to aim and deals solid damage. If you're grappling towards a group of enemies or need to descend fast, you can use to instantly slam into the ground, Sus🔥pending all n🌃earby foes.

Since you'll be in the thick of combat much of the time, we recommend . This gives you Woven Mail, a 25% DR buff against non-precision damage, and bonus flinch resistance. The DR is mostly used to tank incoming abilities, not bullets. More importantly, Woven Mail allows you to activate off a sing💦le 🔯weapon kill, spawning a Tangle at the target's corpse.

As for the rest of the build, we focus on improving Threadrunner's ability uptime and general neutral game. and 100 Discipline allows you to regenerate your grapple charges rather quickly. The second charge from ensures that you'll have a grapple charge for most gunfights. Beyond that, gives you a ton of free weapon handling and reload speed, while gives you some dodge energy back from killing Suspended targꦕets.

No Artifact perks are required. Use any perks that buff your neutral game.

This build configuration is all about speed. You have access to , arguably the best movement tool in the Hunter's kit. You can chain this with Blink mid-swing to teleport great distances in an instant. Blink doesn't remove Grapple Melee, so you can follow up a Blink with an immediate punch. When you land, use your dodge to teleport out of harm's way, leaving a clone behind.

Killing an enemy with any of your abilities will then proc , making you invisible for a short time. Blink wipes your invisibility, so be mindful of how you're moving while it's up. We can also go invisible through Facet of Solitude, although this highly depends on what weapon you're using. 120 Hand Cannons with , and even will proc Facet of Solitude if you land an optimal TTK, which will th🗹en make you invisible.

Your choice of melee is mostly down to preference. We recommend you either run for radar manipulation or to give yourself access to Amplified on Arc double kills—this includes Arc weapon kills too, not just Combination Blow punches. Your Super has to be for to work, but it's still a solid shut💦down Super in 6v6 and Trials 👍of Osiris.

The only Fragments you need to run are Facet of Solitude for easy invisibility procs and Blessing for instant HP regeneration from melee kills. Everything else is down to preference. We run Defiance and Awakening for the stat bonuses. Ruin is useful for gaining bonus damage when you land a powere♊d melee hit🤡. It's not needed, but it can help complement your Mask of Bakris' Light Shift buff.

Speaking of damage, there's a cheesy synergy with and Kill Clip 120 Hand Cannons, specifically Combined Action and Something New. After you activate , you gain a 6% damage buff for 10 seconds that applies to Arc and Stasis weapons. If you're using a 120 Hand Cannon with Kill Clip, the gun will always two-tap. If you're fortunate enough t♒o own either gun with Kill Clip, take it for 🍸a spin.

No Artifact perks are required this season. Grab any perks that enhance your neutral game.

is your main source of damage in this build. Killing an enemy with this melee will grant a stack of Combination Blow for 20 seconds, increasing your melee damage. We can scale this further with , an Aspect that infuses your punches with Jolt lightning after you dodge. Gambler's Dodge will ref🍌resh your melee ability🍸 whenever you dodge, creating the build's core gameplay loop: punch, dodge, repeat.

Since this build focuses solely on melee damage, you can use a Shotgun with One-Two Punch (or ) to drastically increase your damage. Shoot your Shotgun, then punch the target to deal some jaw-dropping damage. And if you're fighting a Champion or boss, use to apply a🍬 𝐆30% Weaken to the target. This should be more than enough damage to one-shot Champions in all but GM-level content.

To ensure you stay alive, this build uses to gain HP and invisibility from melee kills. The invisibility gives you enough time to reposition, dodge, and reload before punching your next target. Recuperation, , and 100 Resilience should help keep you alive. With three Heavy Handed mods, every melee kill will spawn an Orb of Power. Add on Hands-On and Dynamo for even more Super energy, and you can charge your Super in as lit꧟tle as 60 seconds.

There are some great Arc-themed perks up for grabs this season. Trace Evidence will spawn Ionic Traces if you can rapidly kill targets afflicted with Jolt or Blind. Arc Compounding grants bonus Arc damage against Blind targets, and Conductive Cosmic Crystal gives you eveꦇn more dama𝔍ge if you prime the target with a Stasis debuff.

is perfect for giving your Hand Cannons some much-needed damage in endgame content. Equipping a fully loaded Hand Cannon will grant an escalating damage buff with each shot, up to 450% bonus damage. This gives your Hand Cannon a DPS value ♑that's comparable to most rocket launchers for a short time. Once this bu🧸ff wears off, you must wait ten seconds to trigger it again.

This timing perfectly matches a Heavy weapon with Bait and Switch. Dump your Hand Cannon ammo into an enemy, quickly fire your Special, then swap to your Heavy to proc Bait and Switch. By the time Bait and Switch ends, Lucky Pants can be used again. Play the build ൩properly, and your sustained DPS will exceed virtually every other build in the 🐽game.

As for fodder units, you have access to . Killing six enemies with Solar weapons will give you a stick of dynamite as your grenade. Shoot the dynamite midair to create a massive explosion, eliminating red bars in an instant. You can throw one every six seconds, provided you can keep killing enemies. Throw a beforehand to proc Restoration; kills will extend its duration via .

No Artifact perks are needed for this build. Our only recommendation here is Concussive Reloader for free Weaken application and auto-loading during boss fights. Be sure your Special or Heavy weapon is a �🍨�Grenade Launcher to trigger the perk.

is an Exotic that refunds Super energy as tethers enemies, up to 50% of your Super energy. To get the last 50% back, we use Ashes of Assets paired with to quickly rack up some kills. We also use to gain Super energy whenever we defeat targets while surrounded. Throw on a good Void LMG, and you'll be casting Supe🍎rs every minute.

There's not much else to the build. You don't have a strong neutral game or survivability mechanics here, so play it safe. gives you an easy way to go invisible, useful if you need to reposition or revive teammates. is also an S♛-tier pick for this build, giving you Devour upon pickinꦡg up an Orb of Power. Subsequent kills will recharge your grenade and HP, allowing you to generate more Super energy.

As for weapons, just bring any good Void weapon. Machine Guns are ideal if you can keep your ammo stocked up. will cause your Void weapons to fire Volatile Rounds after you land a grenade kill, building even more Super energy while buffing your add clear substantially. Stay near the back of the map, support your team,𝓡 and you'll crush most hard PvE content with ease. ܫ

No Artifact perks are required this season. You might want to grab Power from Pain for easy Devour activation and Supernova for another source of Weaken, but you're otherwise free to run whatever perks suit your pไlaystyle.

The centerpiece of this build is . These gloves buff your to act like miniature bubbles, providing x5 Frost Armor (22.5% DR) to all🐠ies inside. Enemies caught in the Duskfield will deal 50% less damage, making your grenades a powerful survivability tool for Master and GM content.

While this build has a copious amount of DR, it lacks a source of healing. That's why we suggest you use , the Exotic Sidearm from Warlord's Ruin. This gives you access to Devour as a Revenant, restoring roughly 50% of your HP with every kill. It also pairs nicely with Eyasluna with Headstone and Unrelenting.

To gain Armor Charge, we opt to use and the Elemental Shards mod. When you kill a slowed target, they will spawn a Stasis Shard for you and nearby allies, restoring 10% melee energy. Picking up multiple shards will grant Armor Charge. Stacks on Stacks will double the Armor Charge received. This makes Grenade Kickstart a reꦉliable source of grenade energy for this build, significantly reducing the coo🍌ldown of your Duskfield.

In essence, spawn a , break the crystal to activate , and kill the slowed targets. Grab the Stasis Shards to gain Armor Charge, then throw another grenade. If played corꦕrectly, you should be 𝓡able to throw a grenade every 6-10 seconds.

Most of the Artifact perks this season are tailored for Stasis builds, so it should come as no surprise that we'll be recommending virtually every Stasis perk for this build. One With Frost and Armor of Eramis buffs your Frost Armor with extra neutral game benefits. Wind Chill gives you a second way to build Frost Armor, and Hail the Storm makes your Stasis crystals deal extra damage vi𝕴a ice shards.

You can also spawn extra Stasis crystals through Crystalline Converter. We're grabbing tons of Stasis Shards on this build, which means you're almost always spawning extra crystals from Withering Blade. Shatter the crystals with your weapon to proc . Finally, we also recommend Brain Freeze for added crowd control in addꦿ-dense encounters.

is an Exotic helmet that grants you Woven Mail whenever you cast the Grenade. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Woven Mail provides a 45% DR buff and activates , allowing any weapon to spawn Tangles. You can then detonate them to activate , turning th🌜e Tangle into a cyclone of Unraveling projectiles. This deals great damage and can clear dozens of enemies by itself.

Your Tangles will also be regenerating your abilities as they deal damage. will restore Grapple energy whenever you deal damage, and will provide melee energy as your s damage targets. Throw in and 100 Discipline for good measure, and you effectively remove your Grenade's cooldown.

If you want to take this build into endgame content, you'll need some form of healing. Recuperation offers solid health sustain in Master Lost Sectors and raids, but you'll need to play cautiously if you take this build into a GM Nightfall. Alternatively, you can use to gai🤡n access to Devour, restoring your HP and grenade energy with every kill.

No perks in the current artifact are particularly useful for this build. Grab any perks that benefit your neutral game, such as Concussive Reloader and Total Carnage.

Similar to the Arcstrider build, our main goal is to loop by using Gambler's Dodge between kills. Prismatic doesn't have access to , however, which means our punches don't have any AoE capabilities by default. You can fix this with a cloak that has Spirit of Caliban in the first column. This causes all melee kills to trigger an Ignition, a massive explosion that's far stronger than Arcstrider's .

Since our foes now violently explode, let's buff our Ignitions with Facet of Ruin. All of your Ignitions are 20% larger, which includes Spirit of Caliban. For even more damage, we run to apply Stasis slow to targets. This will trigger Facet of Courage, giving your a 10% damage boost. Dodge a second time and the foe will freeze, doub🧸ling the melee damage they receive.

If that wasn't enough, we can also get Spirit of Synthoceps or Liar on the Exotic class item, giving you a devastating melee damage boost. This is generally overkill for most content, so don'tಞ worry if you don't have a Caliban + Liar combination in your Vault—Cyrtarachne is a fantastic alternative for increasing your survivability.

To stay alive during this process, we use to go invisible whenever we kill someone affected by a subclass keyword. We start the combo with . Facet of Purpose wil then grant Frost Armor, a 22.5% DR buff at max stacks. Throw on 100 Resilience and any form of healing (notably Recuperation), and you'll excel in most content. Any content harder than -15 will require another form of DR, such as Spirit of C﷽yrtarachne or Facet of Protection.

You'll need to pick up Orbs of Power to ramp your Frost Armor stacks, but with three Heavy Handed mods on your gloves, each melee kill will spawn an Orb of Power. This gives you near-infinite Armor Charge as well, which you can exchange for Special ammo via Special Finisher.

Dodging in of itself is also a survivability tool, as gives you a 50% DR buff for roughly four seconds whenever you dodge. You'll also gain increased class ability regeneration when you♈ slow targets, which gives this build some leeway if you mess up. If everything's on cooldown, pop Transcendence to refresh all of your abilities.

We're not done covering synergies. Facet of Bravery gives you permanent Unraveling Rounds since you'll be punching everything to death, which pairs nicely with Swordbreaker from Crota's End. This is the ultimate One-Two Punch Shotgun that can now spawn Tangles for you. You can also use (which gets nearly every buff we mentioned) to proc Caliban Ignitions and gain Volatile Rounds for ten seconds.

We can take this build even further with , an Exotic crossbow that grants Devour on multikills. This will refresh your HP and grant grenade energy with any kill (including abilities), increasing Devour's uptime. It's a🔜lso a Void weapon, so it'll be firing Volatile 💙Rounds most of the time.

To bring it all together, this build has incredibly strong melee attacks, a grenade ability that doubles as a movement tool and one-hit kill button, crowd control through dodges, easy access to invisibility, high Devour uptime if you're using , and a Super you can charge in under 60 seconds. You'll need to ramp up and Devour before the build starts꧙ going, but once the ball's rolling, you are virtually unstoppable.

We can leverage some of this season's artifact perks to make this build significantly safer to play. The major standout here is Armor of Eramis in column four, which will trigger a freezing explosion if you're affected by Frost Armor and lose your shields. This is amazing for stunning nearby Chꩲampions and keeping red bars at bay.

This will trigger Brain Freeze, causing all frozen enemies to emit chilling fog that inflicts Stasis Slow. In other words, frozen enemies turn into Duskfield Grenades. Conductive Cosmic Crystal gives you a small damage buff against Stasis-debuffed targets, further improving this build's melee damage against 💯Champions and mi💜nibosses.