Destiny 2 Titan Class Guide: Overview, Sub-Classes, Abilities, And More

Titans are arguably the best class for newcomers- they can take a beating, they have a lot of health, and their abilities are tailored to get them through sticky situations. The trade off here is that what you get early on is what you get, period- and that, of course, they don’t lend themselves as well to mobility.

When playing as a Titan, you can either play as a Stroker, which gets you the hugely offensive Fists of Havoc ability, or you can play as a Sentinel, which gives you the Sentinel’s Shield, which blocks all incoming shots for your team. I would recommend the Sentinel, if only to have a more balanced build.

Titans have three sub-classes:

• Striker
• Sentinel
• Sunbreaker

SUNBREAKER

• Grenade Type: Solar (with Incendiary, Thermite, and Fusion variants)
• Allows for High Lift, Strafe Lift, and Catapult Lift
• Specializations: Fire-Forged (emphasis on your Super’s offensive capabilities) and Code of the Aggressor (emphasis on area of effect abilities)
• Super: Hammer of Sol (Conjure fire hammers to throw at your enemies)

STRIKER

• Allows for High Lift, Strafe Lift, and Catapult Lift
• Specializations: Code of the Juggernaut (emphasis on melee attacks) and Code of the Earthshaker (get the Shoulder Charge)
• Super: Fist of Havoc (slam the ground for a devastating attack)
• Grenade Type: Solar (with Solar, Firebolt, and Fusion variants)

SENTINEL

• Super: Sentinel Shield (negate all incoming damage)
• Allows for High Lift, Strafe Lift, and Catapult Lift
• Specializations: Code of the Protector (melee attacks get Support abilities) and Code of the Aggressor (emphasis on offense)
• Grenade Type: Void (with Magentic, Voidwall, and Supressor variants)