Destiny 2 Titan BuildYes, This is the Hill I'd Die On

There are two solid super choices here - one offensive and one defensive. Taking a strand super gives us woven mail which will stack with the damage reduction we get from amplified via an aspect.

If you take an arc super instead, you will get more bolt charge.

• Rally Barricade provides some good benefits on this build. Of course, we get the 80% splash damage and taunt, and we have two layers of damage reduction and a healing AoE melee to keep us topped off so, taunt away.

• Frenzied Blade For three melee charges, most handy when in transcendence.

• Suppressor Grenade for overload champions and weaken via a fragment.

• Consecration This is not a consecration focused build. However, consecration allows us both a decent AoE even unbuffed, a DoT from scorch potentially, and a way to apply radiant without going into close range.

• Knockout Classic combo with Consecration for heals, a bit of a melee damage buff, and amplified which now gives us some damage reduction.

In order of most important:

• Awakening - Provides ability regen from ionic traces and an extra AoE from destroying tangles.

• Bravery provides an AoE/DoT with unraveling rounds

• Dominance - weaken and jolt when in transcendence

• Dawn - for radiant

• Purpose for woven mail

• Barrow Dyad does respectable damage with Peacekeepers. It doesn't beat Huckleberry or Manticore in isolation, but it pairs really well in this context because it overall builds a lot of dark transcendence with its boosted damage and unraveling. That combines well with how much light transcendence you can build with consecration and Psychopomp. You want Taken Ambition and Target Lock for this build.

• Psychopomp an AoE and a DoT. If you haven't used these area denial frames, note they don't stack on one target. Spray them in an area to get multiple hits. Spray in a path in front of you at a boss that is charging for example. Pugilist / Rolling Storm is nice for a little bolt charge, but Pugilist / Demolitionist also makes sense.

• Scintillation is nice for some longer range precision damage this build is otherwise lacking. But there isn't a particular synergy with this heavy. Any strand heavy works here.

• Peacekeepers is your main 'does good damage even if you run out of green or purple ammo.'

I think most of the mods are standard fare and self-explanatory, but

• since we're taking a pugilist weapon, the impact inductions make sense to get grenade back. You'll especially notice this logic when in transcendence where your melees give added recharge to grenades and vice versa...having the three melee charges + impact induction, balances that loop out.

• charged up and special finisher I added because I sometimes found I was running out of special ammo. So you can abuse a mix of blue and yellow mods with the cushion of charged up.

• Plays comfortably from medium range cover and behind the barricade

• Has woven mail from our super and Facet of Purpose

• We get amplified from Knockout for damage reduction

• And heals on orbs and on melee defeats

• Barrier = radiant or unraveling rounds.

• Overload = suppressor grenade.

• Unstoppable = ignition from consecration or suspension from transcendence grenades.

You can skip Facet of Bravery and take unraveling orbs in Heresy. Protection is a nice swap.

Particle Reconstruction adds some nice damage to your heavy.

Horde Shuttle provides other free extra AoE.

There are a few others but those are the highlights.

Always the hardest part of a build.

The challenge here was trying to find some unifying look between the Dreadnoughty Barrow Dyad and the more straight lined mech armory look of Peacekeepers.

I went with:

• Apostate Blade's Helm w/ Erebos Glance
• Thunderhead Gauntlets w/ Erebos Glance
• Thunderhead Plate w/ Vintage Timber
• Default Peacekeepers w/ Vintage Timber
• Wolf Kissed Mark w/ Erebos Glance