Destiny 2 Titan BuildW.H.E.E.E. (Actium War Rig x Choir of One)

• Super is preference

• Rally Barricade works better with an aspect.

• Melee - preference but Shield Throw makes sense since this is a ranged build. Bash does give a stronger overshield though and feels more Titany.

• Grenade - preference but…. Vortex is nice to group some up for your AoEs. Scatter Grenade is nice because of its lower cooldown. And see Artifact and Champions.

• Bastion - powerful defensive option for you and your team.

• Controlled Demolition - This gives us explosions and heals for us and our team.

• Starvation - for devour

• Cessation - volatile kills make breaches

• Undermining - void grenades weaken

• Persistence - void buffs last longer.

Choir of One - The core of this build is maximizing the synergy of ammo generation and damage buff for an already powerful Choir of One. Destabilizing Rounds is important for our subclass synergy.

Kinetic Autorifle Choir of One can be fairly bursty in hip fire mode, but we can amplify that even more. By adding in a Kinetic Tremors primary and alternating procing that with Choir of One’s hip fire mode, essentially, you are piling on delayed damage in a similar strategy to damage over time.

• Giver’s Blessing is a great option with kinetic tremors and either impromptu ammunition or shoot to loot.

Void Heavy - Take a void heavy for surges, siphons, and ammo. While it might seem logical to use a heavy machine gun, I found it was redundant to Choir of One. So I go with something more bursty, a heavy grenade or rocket launcher. Something with an auto loading feature or envious arsenal makes sense, see Gameplay Loop. Bonus - FYI triggering volatile rounds on Choir of One will actually transfer to your heavy if you switch for a few seconds.

Actium War Rig gives up to 16% bonus damage to autos and machine guns, helps ammo generation rate, and makes larger bricks. You might find some of the mods here a bit overkill, but once you get used to abusing the high ammo consuming hip fire mode of Choir, it makes sense.

Armor Sets 4x Techsec for extra big booms on kinetic damage.

Armor Stats

• Weapon as high as you can with

• Grenade to 100 if possible to benefit more from devour which also loops our weakening benefit and healing. On this build, your grenade (and melee) can give you heals via Controlled Demolition. While that is brain dead easy with a bunch of adds and just Choir of One, even hitting a tough target with an ability applies volatile, and then continuing damaging them to proc the explosion will heal. So they can be life savers in a pinch.

• Class decently high because our barricade is a key defensive layer for us and our team

• Melee is also nice again to be able to get an overshield and heal off even where there are no adds, but I put grenade higher because we have devour to build into.

• Health - I tested whether Health helped the heals from Controlled Demolition. I did not test rigourously, but swapping armor bits from 20 health to 100 and testing on the shooting range, I couldn’t visually see any difference. So health isn’t a big priority on this one.

Armor Mods Mostly self-explanatory but:

• Head - You could also skip kinetic siphon and put on a heavy ammo finder because 1) our kinetic weapon is generally used to proc kinetic tremors and often then we finish off with void anyway or 2) as backup if somehow your crazy Titan butt actually manages to run out of ammo on this build. But I found, in the flow of things, more orbs, more devour, was slightly better overall.

• Arms - You can also font up grenade here if needed.

• Chest - At least one harmonic ammo gen.

• Legs - We don’t need the usual heal or shield regen mod here, as we have so much overshield and healing built in, including devour on orb pickup.

• Towel - Proximity Ward gives a double whammy on finishers…though we may be primarily taking Echo of Cessation for void breaches to recharge our barricade and get devour, it also provides volatile on finishers.

To connect the dots, we have:

• Devour

• Heals from Controlled Demolition

• Overshields from our barricade and melee

• Optionally, suppression

Barrier - volatile rounds.

Overload - For future-proofing thinking, suppressor grenade will work. But this season on this build, overload rapid fire for the autorifles.

Unstoppable - unfortunately, we don’t have a perfect option for unstoppables. But we can take a hand cannon or sidearm with kinetic tremors. Midnight Coup, Fatebringer, Buzzard. All that really deprives us of is the 16% Actium damage boost.

These artifact perks are useful and require nothing you wouldn’t already be doing:

• Elemental Overdrive - even more void damage buff

• Elemental Coalescence - more void breaches

• Elemental Benevolence - additional help to loop barricade

• Refresh Threads - even more ability uptime

• Shoulder to Shoulder - extra damage resistance for just playing near allies

I think I found a nice clean but loaded with munitions look with:

• AION Renewal Helm

• Thunderhead Gauntlets

• Grant’s Vicksburg

• Thunderhead Greaves

• AION Renewal Mark

All in Ironwood except the Mark which I left default