Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build

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Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build

The Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build is all about buffs, utility and control. This is the subclass that provides huge buffs and you’ll want to bring when needing support.

Last Updated March 2, 2023. Destiny 2 has gone through a major change with their modding system. Making mods much easier and simpler to understand but taking some of the old metas and either eliminating them or making them relevantly the same. For instance, the “well” mods most players have been accustomed to have been completely eliminated and really the only system and combination is based of orbs of power. The mod loadout you see today will change over time as we become accustomed to new and shifting meta in Destiny 2 Lightfall. This loadout has been tested and works, so check back frequently as we will be updating these builds throughout the season and expansion.

Should you play Void Titan Solo?

Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build — Void Titan Build

Void Titan has a few essential strengths and a unique playstyle, making it incredibly fun to play. If following “Pros” is what you’re looking for, this is the build for you!

Pros	Cons
High survivability with Devour	Lacks damage
Debuff enemies
Great Support
Not Mod Dependent
Versatile

What is the Best Destiny 2 Titan Build?

The Void Titan excels at add control and control. You can use your super “bubble” to create a safe space and increased damage. Your grenades are super powerful and now in Lightfall you can proc volatile rounds at will making this build even stronger. Consider this a great build choice for folks looking for something very durable with huge AoE potential.

Solo Void Titan Playstyle

We are trying to make our allies stronger and our enemies weaker. Our loop is all about that. Throwing our barricade down to give our allies overshields. Hitting enemies with our grenades to basically give them every debuff void offers. Throwing our super up to make our allies have a safe space to melt big enemies and large groups of enemies from.

Abilities

Some abilities, aspects and fragments need to be unlocked before use. In order to do that, Destiny 2 players need to visit Ikora in the Tower and do the related quest or purchase them from her. Lastly, if you bought new aspects and fragments don’t forget to “meditate”. Simply click the “meditate” option on the table next to Ikora.

Void Buffs & Debuffs

Lightfall saw a revamp of core buffs and debuff for each class.

Void

Void Breach (New!)
- Void Breaches are created by a selection of new and existing Void Fragments, and grant class ability energy on pickup.
Echo of Cessation (New!)
- Finisher final blows create a burst of Void damage that causes nearby enemies to become Volatile. Defeating Volatile targets creates a Void Breach.
Echo of Vigilance (New!)
- Defeating a target when your shields are depleted grants you a temporary Void Overshield.
Echo of Domineering
- Now creates a Void Breach when defeating Suppressed targets, in addition to its original effects.
Echo of Harvest
- Now creates a Void Breach when defeating Weakened targets with precision damage, in addition to its original effects.
Echo of Starvation
- Now grants Devour on picking up a Void Breach, in addition to its original effects.

Ward of Dawn
Towering Barricade	Catapult Lift	Vortex Grenade	Shield Throw

Ward of Dawn

Towering Barricade

Catapult Lift

Vortex Grenade

Shield Throw

Ward of Dawn (Super Ability): Create an indestructible dome to protect you and your allies. Passing through Ward of Dawn grants you and your allies a temporary increase to weapon damage. This super doesn't do much for damage, but god tier survivability with a boost in weapon damage.

Towering Barricade (Class Ability): Create a large barrier that can be used to reinforce a position with cover from enemy fire. Great control point and with exotic we can shoot through this while not getting hit!

Catapult Lift (Movement Ability): Jump while airborne to activate Lift and launch into the air with a strong initial burst of momentum. This really comes down to personal preference, so feel free to flex another lift if you prefer it.

Vortex Grenade (Grenade): A grenade that creates a Vortex that pulls targets inward and continually damages those trapped inside. This grenade is great for clearing the room of ads.

Shield Throw (Melee): Hurl your Void Shield toward a target. The shield can ricochet off targets and surfaces, granting Overshield for each target hit. A decent ranged melee that helps make our enemies volatile at a distance.

Aspects

Controlled Demolition	Bastion

Controlled Demolition

Bastion

Controlled Demolition: Hitting a target with a Void ability or Volatile explosion makes them volatile. Further damage to a volatile target causes them to explode. Grants you and nearby allies health when volatile targets explode near you. his aspect makes volatile explosions make whoever it hits also volatile leading to some great chain kills. Volatile explosions near you also heal you which is a nice little benefit.

Bastion: Cast your Super to grant Overshield to nearby allies. Casting your Barricade grants Overshield to yourself and nearby allies and empowers it, enabling it to slowly regenerate the Overshield of allies bunkering behind it and extend their Overshield duration. This aspect grants us an overshield when casting our barricade.

Fragments

Echo of Instability	Echo of Expulsion	Echo of Undermining

Echo of Instability

Echo of Expulsion

Echo of Undermining

Echo of Instability: Defeating targets with grenades grants Volatile Rounds to your Void weapons. Kill a few enemies with a grenade to make your void weapon volatile, adding to our void explosions. Remember when targets explode from volatile they make everything they touch volatile and heal us

Echo of Expulsion: Void ability final blows cause targets to explode. Big explosions and AoE perfect for solo.

Echo of Undermining: Your Void grenades weaken targets. We want to debuff our enemies and hitting them with our grenade gives 15% damage taken bonus.

Gear

Kinetic Weapons

PvE is always a situational piece in Destiny. What content you are doing always has a significant effect on your loadout. I will list some great options that work in most situations but note that you will most likely have to change things out. This build encourages you to use stasis weapons over anything else to get that sweet damage buff though.

If you have a special weapon here, run a primary in your energy slot or vice versa. You can also run primary weapons in both slots, but double special weapons are typically not the best play except in very certain situations. Remember that these are suggestions and you will definitely have to switch weapons out.

Recommended Kinetic Weapons	Suggested Perk 1	Suggested Perk 2
Witherhoard	Primeval's Torment
Arbalest	Compounding Force
Krait	Overflow	Headstone

Witherhoard: Obtained in Exotic Archive at the Tower. Huge single target and AoE damage over time perfect for trash pulls and boss damage.

Arbalest: Obtained as a random drop through exotic engrams or bought from Xur on random rotation. Arbalest is one of the most used special weapons in PvE and for good reason. Its damage is great, it penetrates Barrier Champion shields, and can break through any elemental shield as well. No one will question you if you have this weapon equipped.

Krait: If you need a more close range option, the Krait is a fantastic weapon choice. Can be obtained as a random drop from any playlist or world activity or focused at the Star Chart at the Helm with the Veist Weapon Focusing Engram.

Energy Weapons

Recommended Energy Weapons	Suggested Perk 1	Suggested Perk 2
Funnelweb	Subsistence	Frenzy
CALUS Mini-Tool	Unrelenting	Incandescent
IKELOS_SMG_v1.0.3	Voltshot	Frenzy

Funnelweb: Obtained as a random drop from most activities and can be focused at the Star Chart in the HELM. This is the

CALUS Mini-Tool: Obtained through Opulent Chest the Derelict Leviathan and the Crown of Sorrow at the Helm. This weapon is one of the best add clear weapons in the game. Fast firing with a great perk pool. It's one worth grinding for. This is a craftable weapon.

IKELOS_SMG_v1.0.3: Obtained from Season of the Plunder Activities. This weapon can roll with Joltshot and pairs great with Arc 3.0 builds. This is a craftable weapon.

Heavy Weapons

Recommended Heavy Weapons	Suggested Perk 1	Suggested Perk 2
Taipan-4fr	Triple Tap	Firing Line
Palmyra-B	Auto-Loading Holster	Lasting Impression
Thunderlord	Reign Havoc	Feeding Frenzy

Taipan-4fr: Obtained from random drops or can be focused at the Star Chart at the HELM. Can also be obtained by completing the Foundry Resonance quest at the Artifact at the Enclave. This is one of the better DPS weapons in the game and can be obtained easily. This is a craftable weapon.

Palmyra-B: Random drops and can be focused at Star Chart at the HELM. This is a craftable weapon and makes great AoE and boss burst weapon if you have auto loading.

Thunderlord: Can be obtained from Xur or Random Exotic Engrams. A fantastic choice for most content, but lacks the big deeps of Linears and Rocket Launchers.

Exotic Armor

Exotic Armor	Exotic Perk
Citan's Ramparts	Assault Barricade
Heart of Inmost Light	Overflowing Light
Crest of Alpha Lupi	Survival Well

Citan's Ramparts : Obtained by Exotic engrams; extremely rare world drops. Great because you can control points and solo like a boss.

Heart of Inmost Light : Obtained as a random drop through exotic engrams or bought from Xur on random rotation. This exotic is worth getting quickly as it is a staple in a lot of Titan end game builds. Ability usage makes other abilities stronger.

Crest of Alpha Lupi : Obtained by Exotic engrams; extremely rare world drops. Great because you get on demand heal with barricade.

Armor Stats

Here is the priority of where we want our highest stats for this build. Pump up your resilience and then try to spread everything else out fairly evenly with spikes here and there. In order of importance:

Resilience - Resilience is king is PvE. It has exponential returns and it pays to put as much as you can into it. The difference between 90 and 100 is 8 percent damage mitigation. That's huge!
Recovery - Survival is the most important thing in PvE. The higher your recovery the faster you get back into the fight.
Discipline - Grenades are our debuff battery so its super important to have a high uptime on these. Unlike other builds, where Heart of Inmost Light on Titan make these stats less important, we do want to have decently high stats here to keep our abilities up.
Intellect - We also are going to be using our super more than most builds as its another corner of our support build. Get it high but not as high as discipline.
Strength - Shield Throws help us make enemies volatile so getting our melee ability back quickly is very helpful.
Mobility - As a Titan, we don’t need a lot of Mobility. It will help with jumping puzzles but that’s really it.

Stat distribution number goals:

Mobility - <50 (higher is fine if you’ve hit other markers)
Resilience - 100
Recovery - ~60
Discipline - >80
Intellect - ~70
Strength - ~60

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Resilience Tier 8 Lightfall Destiny 2[/caption] Resilience Changes: The resilience stat was heavily nerfed in Lightfall expanse and now only receives 30% damage reduction at 100 stat. Outside of Titan builds, your goal is tier 8 (80 stats) to get good damage reduction without wasted stats.

Important Mods

Armor Modification Change: these mods will seem foreign to returning players with Lightfall changing the entire system. The system you build around now is only orbs of power. You also see an armor charge mechanic and some of the previous mechanics for generating orbs of power and previously used mods. This system is evolving, and we will continue to make changes as we gain a better understanding of the new mod system. Here’s a list of all the current armor mods.

Artifice Armor Change: provides an extra +3 to whatever stat you want this should help you reach these stat goals.

Artifact Change: The artifact no longer provides mods instead it reduces the costs of some of the mods and provides passives as you level up and unlock them. Season 20 Artifact.

Head	Resilience Mod
Head	Harmonic Siphon
Head	Harmonic Siphon
Head	Ashes to Assets Gain bonus Super energy on grenade kills.
Arms	Resilience Mod
Arms	Bolstering Detonation Grants class ability energy when you cause damage with a grenade.
Arms	Firepower Your grenade final blows create Orbs of Power.
Arms	Fastball Increases grenade throw distance.
Chest	Resilience Mod
Chest	Charged Up Increases the maximum number of stacks of Armor Charge you can carry by 1.
Chest	Emergency Reinforcement When your shields become broken, you gain temporary damage reduction. Consumes 3 or more stacks of Armor Charge, granting a longer duration to the damage reduction for each charge consumed.
Legs	Minor Resilience Mod
Legs	Stacks on Stacks Picking up an Orb of Power grants you 1 additional stack of Armor Charge.
Legs	Better Already Your health begins to regenerate immediately after picking up an Orb of Power.
Legs	Void Weapon Surge Collecting an Orb of Power causes you to gain 1 temporary Armor Charge.\nYour Void weapons gain a small bonus to damage while you have any Armor Charge. Your Armor Charge now decays over time.
Class	Discipline Mod
Class	Bomber Reduces grenade cooldown when using your class ability.
Class	Distribution Reduces all ability cooldowns when using your class ability near targets.
Class	Distribution Reduces all ability cooldowns when using your class ability near targets.

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Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build

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