Rank 11 – Colossus (Titan)
With 4.14%, which corresponds to 121 votes, Colossuses enter in 11th place. Somewhat surprisingly, the Stasis focuses have only been in the game since the Beyond Light DLC. In PvE, the Titan does not convince compared to the other Darkness classes.
What distinguishes Colossi? The Colossus is the prototype of a Titan, just surrounded by ice. The defense is the highest in the game due to the frozen armor. The walking icebergs hit so hard that enemies fly away or seismic quakes occur.
You might think that he is slow because of that, but no! Thanks to improved slides and high melee distance, he is as swift as a Hunter.
These Stasis aspects exist: Unlike Light classes, you cannot choose focus specializations here. Through a modular system, you adapt the Stasis classes to your wishes. You can freely choose 2 of these aspects:
- Tectonic Harvest: When you smash a Stasis crystal, you create a Stasis fragment. This grants you or your team melee energy.
- Cryoclasm: Your sliding is improved. When you slide into an ice crystal or frozen enemy, the object shatters and blows up everything frozen nearby.
- Howling of the Storm: If you activate your melee ability while sliding, you unleash an ice crystal wave forward. It instantly freezes enemies and creates Stasis crystals.
To specialize, you equip several fragments: Stasis improvements in Destiny 2 – Here’s how to find all aspects and fragments
Particle or planet, everything breaks with enough power.
A Titan who tastes the power of darkness
Use these Exotics:
- Icefall Mantle: Stasis Titans activate their barricade to slow enemies in range and receive a healing overshield. In this state, they stomp around like a clumsy, robust tank.
Placement 2020: The Stasis Titan came into the game at the end of 2020 and therefore did not appear in the ranking last year.
