Destiny 2 Hunter BuildNEW Gyrfalcon's Renewal Prismatic Hunter!

Next up, we have the Hunter class, and with recent changes to Void overshields and the heavy emphasis on Stasis effects, we’re diving into the Gyrfalcon’s Hauberk Prismatic build.

While this build can be replicated using the actual Gyrfalcon's Hauberk exotic, I find it more effective in Revenant to run an exotic class item combined with the Spirit of Renewal. This grants a 50% damage reduction to enemies trapped in your Duskfield Grenade, and when you throw one, both you and nearby allies gain Frost Armor.

This build is not only powerful but incredibly fun to play. You’ll enjoy the luxury of continuous Void overshields, invisibility, Frost Armor, and even Devour, all keeping you alive and charging your abilities.

You’ll deal bonus damage thanks to the weakening effects provided by Tether, Supernova, and Concussive Reload, and since we’re incorporating Void weapons, enemies will become Volatile as we inflict slowing and freezing effects. This makes it highly effective at melting down large groups of ads and tougher enemies alike.

With abilities like Withering Blades, Duskfield Grenades, and Winter's Shroud, you’ll also trigger benefits from Stasis-inspired artifact mods like Hail the Storm and Crystalline Converter.

A great weapon choice for this build is the Graviton Lance, especially since pulse rifles can stun Unstoppable Champions. To further capitalize on the Stasis synergy, use grenade launchers like Lingering Dread or Lost Signal, which can also stun Overload Champions.

Even though Titans are getting a lot of attention in this episode and might dominate, this Prismatic Hunter build perfectly combines Void and Stasis abilities, making it an incredible option throughout Revenant.