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AUTO WAR RIG BUILD DESTINY MODS
AUTO WAR RIG BUILD DESTINY CODE

One of the strongest aspects of the Nightstalker subclass is that you can make yourself and your allies invisible with the smoke bomb melee ability, and paired with the Omnioculous Exotic chest armor and Gambler’s Dodge, you’ll almost always have a smoke bomb at the ready for near-permanent invisibility. Primary armor stats: Recovery, Mobility.Subclass: Nightstalker, Way of the Pathfinder, Gambler’s Dodge.Aside from the usual Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, and Supercharged trio, I recommend either High-Energy Fire for stronger damage or Protective Light for extra safety while you’re mowing down hordes of foes.

AUTO WAR RIG BUILD DESTINY MODS

Since you’ll be out in the open a lot, having high Recovery and Resilience will help you shrug off damage.Ĭharged with Light mods have less of an impact here than they do in the other builds, but they’re still good. Make sure to equip a good auto rifle if you’re using Xenophage, or a good machine gun if you’re using Sweet Business. Alternatively, you could use the Exotic machine gun Xenophage if you want a strong boss damage weapon. Together with Actium War Rig’s auto-reloading, this ensures a constant stream of bullets until you’re completely out of ammo. A great auto rifle to use with Actium War Rig is the Exotic Sweet Business, which also reloads itself whenever you pick up primary ammo bricks. This is because it steadily reloads your auto rifles and machine guns for you as you’re firing them. Thankfully, the Actium War Rig Exotic exists, and with it, you’ll almost never have to reload your auto rifle and/or machine gun again. Shooting guns is fun, but reloading isn’t. Important mods: Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, Supercharged, High-Energy Fire OR Protective Light.Primary armor stats: Recovery, Resilience.

Weapons: Masterworked auto rifle, special, and machine gun.

Exotics: Actium War Rig, Sweet Business OR Xenophage.

I recommend using Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, and Supercharged for constant Charged with Light charges, and then equipping Protective Light for its tanky 50% damage reduction that triggers whenever your shields break while Charged with Light. Since this build encourages constant aggression, some protective Charged with Light mods will be beneficial. I also recommend keeping a shotgun and sword handy since you’ll constantly be up close and personal with enemies and sometimes, your Ballistic Slam and Monte Carlo won’t be enough for tougher targets. Rinse and repeat over and over for maximum carnage. You can also yeet yourself at enemies with the Ballistic Slam melee ability that creates a huge Arc shockwave where you land, and then you can quickly recharge it for another use by damaging enemies with Monte Carlo. But what if I told you that you could throw yourself at them instead? That’s what this Thundercrash-focused build is all about, which I’ve affectionally dubbed the “Yeet Titan build.” The centerpiece of the build is the Cuirass of the Falling Star Exotic chest armor that doubles the damage of your Thundercrash and gives you an overshield once you strike a target. Throwing things at enemies to kill them is fun, true.

Important mods: Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, Supercharged, Protective Light.

Primary armor stats: Recovery, Intellect.

Weapons: Masterworked shotgun and sword.

Exotics: Cuirass of the Falling Star, Monte Carlo.

Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, and Supercharged help you get (and stay) Charged with Light, and then using Reactive Pulse allows you to send out deadly Arc explosions whenever enemies hit you while you’re charged. Having high Strength helps you get your hammer back quickly if you forget to collect it after defeating an enemy or it bounces off the map.įor even more electric firepower, you can incorporate Charged with Light mods into the build.

AUTO WAR RIG BUILD DESTINY CODE

Your hammer will also do more damage each time thanks to the Roaring Flames melee damage boost that Code of the Devastator gives you with each hammer kill.

All you need to do is sprint for a few seconds before throwing your hammer, and it will send out a large electric area-of-effect attack when it connects with enemies. My personal favorite Titan build for pure fun factor is the “Thor build,” a setup that gives your Code of the Devastator throwing hammer the ability to send out Arc shockwaves thanks to Dunemarchers.

Important mods: Taking Charge, Stacks on Stacks, Supercharged, Reactive Pulse.

Primary armor stats: Recovery, Strength.

Weapons: Masterworked primary, special, and heavy.

Subclass: Sunbreaker, Code of the Devastator.