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Titans are the last defense betwixt the enemies of the Darkness and humanity in the Destiny universe. In Destiny 2, Titans are particularly proficient at supporting fireteams with damage buffs and punching things to death, sometimes doing both simultaneously.

With x subclass paths to choose from, Titans have plenty of choices on how they wish to defeat the multitude of enemies in Destiny 2, be it in PvE or PvP. Well-nigh every subclass for Titans is well-balanced and has a place, even if some subclasses offer more benefits than others. From throwing shields at enemies to turning into a missile, here is every Titan bracket ranked from worst to best in Destiny ii.

Updated January 20th, 2022, by Charles Burgar: The Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack has made some massive changes to every class, Titans included. The PvP meta has shifted with the changes to Shoulder Charge abilities and overall cooldowns. We've updated this tier list to reflect these changes, and each entry has been expanded to better explain what makes each subclass tick.

ten Code Of The Aggressor (Bottom Tree Lookout man)

Compared to nearly Titan subclass copse, Scout's Code of the Aggressor is focused on maximizing the Sentinel Shield Super and little else.

That isn't to say that this is a weak tree, even so. Code of the Aggressor is a solid pick for activities such every bit dungeons where throwing constant shields can shut down hordes of enemies. Unless players have a grenade build or plan to use Doomfang Pauldrons with this path, it offers little in the way of neutral game bonuses or unique benefits.

ix Lawmaking Of The Devastator (Middle Tree Sunbreaker)

Code of the Devastator is mainly focused on dealing absurd amounts of melee damage. A few kills with your melee ability is all it takes to 1-shot most majors in not-pinnacle content.

Instead of punching a target, a Titan with this spec will instead throw a called-for hammer that tin be picked upward. Killing enemies this mode increases the damage of Solar abilities for a moderate duration, stacking upward to iii times. When combined with the Solar Plexus Artifact mod and a melee-axial Exotic such as Wormgod Caress, players have been able to slay Riven of a Chiliad Voices by themselves solely with their throwing hammer. For PvP, pairing this subclass with Cadaverous Wake can brand your grenades one-shot Guardians.

Don't expect that level of damage constantly; Solar Plexus is a seasonal modernistic, and stacking melee kills can be a regal hurting in Master-tier PvE content and inside the Crucible. For as powerful equally Devastator tin be at times, its lack of a solid neutral game makes it fall backside the other Sunbreaker subclass specs. If you need something dead in a single strike, however, Lawmaking of the Devastator seldom disappoints.

eight Code Of The Juggernaut (Bottom Tree Striker)

The Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack has hurt the Juggernaut subclass tree quite hard. Knockout is yet one of the best PvP buffs in Destiny 2, only its uptime and this kit's overall efficacy take been reduced with the recent changes to Shoulder Charge.

The spec itself is a peachy choice for aggressive players. Yous have a damage buff in the form of Frontal Assault, first-class grenades, a practiced Super, and the Knockout buff makes activating Frontal Assault much easier. Unfortunately, changes to Shoulder Charge have made those trees much more desirable in PvP. And for PvE, this tree offers no survivability or utility.

7 Code Of The Earthshaker (Top Tree Striker)

Those who would rather focus on grenades can use the Code of the Earthshaker tree instead of the other two Striker bracket paths. This tree gives a nice mix of melee and grenade benefits while too enhancing Fists of Havoc's impairment.

Players can melee enemies with a shoulder charge attack that will grant grenade charges. Since players can concord ii grenades with this spec, it's mutual to use Lightning Grenades to shut down entire areas in any game type. You can also use your Shoulder Charge to blind nearby targets or even one-shot them with Peregrine Greaves. This has cracking utility in PvE and deals absurd harm in the Crucible, making this a solid tree for just near all content.

6 Code Of The Burn down-Forged (Height Tree Sunbreaker)

Code of the Fire-Forged saw a major shake-up with the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack. Shoulder Charge abilities saw some major QoL buffs at the cost of raw harm. Just cheers to Peregrine Greaves, specs like Code of the Burn-Forged tin can now one-shot Guardians and Master-tier Champions while benefiting from all of the other buffs Shoulder Accuse received.

Out of all Shoulder Charge trees, Fire-Forged is arguably the best. Your melee deals immense damage, capable of one-shotting Champions in GM Nightfalls and Supers in PvP. Tempered Metallic gives you and your nearby allies a nice boost to reload and handling, and Hammer of Sol still remains as 1 of Destiny 2'southward all-time PvP Supers. It might not be the PvE male monarch it used to be, yet Fire-Forged deals more than enough damage to make it worth using in PvE and PvP content.

5 Code Of The Commander (Centre Tree Lookout)

Crowd control has typically been a Hunter's specialty in Destiny until Titans received the Code of the Commander tree in Forsaken.

Detonators are a feature sectional to this spec. Damaging an enemy with a Void ability volition stick a Detonator to them that will explode when they either dice or take a major corporeality of damage. These Detonators deal solid damage, chain between foes, and grant ability energy to an unabridged team. This allows Titans to play a unique back up role in PvE activities by refilling ability energy while dealing damage to groups of targets.

What truly makes Code of the Commander worth using is its Super. Imprint Shield is i of the nearly underrated Supers in Destiny 2. It allows a Titan to protect their fireteam, grant allies a 25% damage buff, and generates an absurd amount of Orbs of Power. In Grandmaster Nightfalls and activities with contest mode, this Super is a blessing. Pair this subclass with Ursa Furiosa to make it a top-tier back up spec in meridian PvE content. For PvP, this subclass is solid but can't hang with other meta options.

iv Behemoth (Stasis)

Most Titan mains have gravitated away from Behemoth after it was nerfed in Season of the Splicer. Some argue that this spec is garbage and not worth using in PvP. They couldn't be more than wrong.

Behemoth's identity has shifted from a loftier mobility subclass to a defensive one. Whisper of Rime, Chains, and the existence of Glacier Grenades requite Behemoths the ability to turn any engagement in their favor, providing a damage resistance buff and a panic overshield whenever they run across fit. And since Behemoths tin create Stasis shards for their allies, the potential synergy Behemoth has with other Stasis subclasses is immense. If yous can get used to the defensive playstyle Behemoth is tuned around, you'll become one of the most frustrating Guardians to kill on the battlefield.

It can be argued that they aren't very skilful in PvE, and that is more often than not true. The nerf to Cryoclasm and Shiver Strike did hurt Behemoths somewhat, yet they nevertheless serve as excellent shard generators for teammates, giving Titans the power to make their Stasis allies walking juggernauts with space melee abilities. It won't overtake Pinnacle or Middle Tree Sentinel as a Grandmaster pick, yet Behemoth's abilities and tankiness brand information technology a solid culling if your fireteam is comprised of Stasis users.

If Behemoths equip the correct mods and Exotics, they can become ability-regenerating machines that e'er have a trick up their sleeve. They lack in pinnacle PvE content due to a lack of debuffs or utility, even so the raw defensive capabilities a Behemoth brings to the fold can only exist matched by an Attunement of Grace Warlock. Titans will have a hard time finding a amend subclass for PvP, and Behemoth is an splendid selection for Gambit and near PvE content.

Rank	Attribute Rankings	Fragment Rankings
i	Cryoclasm	Chains
2	Tectonic Harvest	Fissures
3	Howl of the Storm	Rime
4	Diamond Lance	Shards
5		Hunger

iii Code Of The Siegebreaker (Bottom Tree Sunbreaker)

Most Titan subclasses focus on either dealing large amounts of damage or supporting others. While Code of the Siegebreaker is great for dealing damage, it is one of the best support trees in the game as well.

Solar ability kills get out Sunspots in their wake, acting as burning pillars that deal damage over time. Walking over a Sunspot grants the Sun Warrior vitrify, increasing damage dealt, Super elapsing, and the recharge rate of grenades and melee abilities. Using the Phoenix Cradle Exotic, players tin can permit this vitrify to affect teammates while increasing Lord's day Warrior'southward duration to ten seconds. This is all topped by Hammer of Sol gaining assault speed while a Titan stands in a Sunspot. These things are bundled together with a nice wellness regeneration boost for every Solar power impale this spec makes.

What makes this tree meridian-tier is its synergy with Warmind Cells. While the Wrath of Rasputin modernistic is equipped on any armor piece, Siegebreaker's abilities will generate Warmind Cells. This ways your grenades, melee, Super, and even your Sunspots can generate Warmind Cells. Pair this with the Burning Cells modernistic, and now every kill your Warmind Cells make will spawn Sunspots. Lawmaking of the Siegebreaker has everything a PvE or Gambit main would want from a spec. Well, excluding a debuff, but that can be remedied past using Divinity or Tractor Cannon.

two Code Of The Protector (Pinnacle Tree Sentinel)

Earlier Ward of Dawn granted Weapons of Calorie-free, Code of the Protector was hands the worst subclass tree in the game for Titans. Fortunately, this is no longer the case.

The primary use for a Protector Titan is to deploy a Ward of Dawn bubble, a Void dome that is highly resistant to incoming burn down and grants a massive 35% harm increase to all allies that enter it. This is made fifty-fifty improve with Protector's Defensive Strike melee ability. Killing a target with this melee grants everyone nearby an overshield and increased reload speed. It might not be the flashiest subclass for Titans to utilise, but its effectiveness in PvE and PvP is difficult to ignore. Its fantastic weapon damage buff and support capabilities make the Lawmaking of the Protector ane of the best subclasses Titans tin use in Destiny ii, regardless of game mode. Keep an eye out for the Oppressive Darkness seasonal mod; information technology turns this spec into an S-tier support subclass.

1 Code Of The Missile (Middle Tree Striker)

Arc subclasses typically focus on turning the body into a weapon. For Titans, that means imbuing their fists with devastating lightning. Forsaken's Code of the Missile turns the player's unabridged trunk into a weapon.

Thundercrash is a unique Super tied to this spec, launching the player as if they are a rocket. Season of the Called'south Cuirass of the Shooting star Exotic has made this Super go from underwhelming to 1 of the highest-damage Supers the franchise has seen. If y'all demand to apace kill a Nightfall boss or deal some serious damage to a raid dominate, it's hard to top Thundercrash—even when considering the Hunter's Golden Gun Super.

Gambit players will dear this spec's wave-clearing potential. I Ballistic Slam tin wipe a new moving ridge of enemies, allowing the Titan to exercise so again thank you to their tree's passive perks. It even serves as a proficient Crucible spec for aggressive players, allowing you to slam right into defensive teams for free kills. Thundercrash also shines in Crucible, capable of wiping entire fireteams if you wing nigh them. If y'all love being at the center of the activity, it's difficult to superlative Lawmaking of the Missile.

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