This guide gives weapons, exotics, and armor mods for a Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build, intended for end-game PvE players in solo content!
Why Should You Play Void Titan in Solo PvE?
The Void Titan excels at add control. You can clear out enemies quickly with your Sentinel Shield Super. Your grenades are super powerful. Consider this a great build choice for folks looking for something very durable with huge AoE potential.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Decent Survivability | Lacks huge burst damage |
| Great minor clearing | Average at everything |
| Easy to use |
Void Titan Solo Playstyle
Do your best to keep your enemies debuffed and yourself buffed. Volatile and overshields are your best friends. Do everything you can to keep those procced at all times.
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.
 Sentinel Shield |
|||
 Towering Barricade |
 Catapult Lift |
 Vortex Grenade |
 Shield Throw |
Sentinel Shield – Ward of Dawn might be tempting to take, but mobility is more useful in solo content than hunkering down.
Towering Barricade – Great for procing our overshield while simultaneously giving us a little breathing room.
Catapult Lift – This really comes down to personal preference, so feel free to flex another lift if you prefer it.
Vortex Grenade – This grenade is great for clearing the room of minor combatants.
Shield Throw – A decent ranged melee that helps make our enemies volatile at a distance.
Aspects
 Controlled Demolition |
 Bastion |
Controlled Demolition – This 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 – This aspect grants us an overshield when casting our barricade.
Fragments
 Echo of Instability |  Echo of Expulsion |  Echo of Undermining |
Echo of Instability : 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 : Big explosions and AoE perfect for solo.
Echo of Undermining : We want to debuff our enemies and hitting them with our grenade gives 15% damage taken bonus.
Weapons
| Weapon | Perk 1 | Perk 2 |
|---|---|---|
Kinetic Witherhoard |
 Primeval’s Torment |
 Break the Bank |
Energy Funnelweb |
 Subsistence |
 Frenzy |
Power Commemoration |
 Reconstruction |
 Firing Line |
Witherhoard – Obtained at the Monument of Lost Lights. Huge single target and AoE damage over time perfect for trash pulls and boss damage.
Funnelweb – Obtained from Legendary Engrams. A great primary weapon that fits really well with this build.
Commemoration – Obtained from the Deepstone Crypt raid. A great Machine Gun that pairs really well with this build.
Exotic Armor
| Exotic Armor | Mod |
 |  |
Doom Fang Pauldron – Obtained from Exotic Engrams. A great exotic that makes our super so much more powerful.
Armor Stats
Stats
Mobility
Resilence
Recovery
Discipline
Intellect
Strength
Stats Goal
20
100
40
80
50
100
Armor Mods
| Head |
   |
| Arm |
   |
| Chest |
   |
| Leg |
    |
| Class |
   |
Looking For More Destiny 2 Builds?
Thank you for reading Destiny 2 Void Titan Solo Build. We provide the latest news and create guides for Destiny 2. Additionally, watch me play games on Twitch, or visit my YouTube channel!