Destiny: Subclass Analysis, Supers & Abilities

Class Roles The Nightstalker was designed as a “support class” that the Hunter previously lacked, using the two-shot Gravity Bow to tether enemies to one another, and hold them in place so they can be dropped by anyone with a steady aim. This element of Crowd Control has been sorely lacking in Destiny, so we think this represents a great move forward in terms of strategy. The Stormcaller is the Warlock’s answer to Bladedancer. After an activation animation, the Warlock using it will be able to hover quickly across the battlefield, summoning Arc energy and issuing it forth from his fingertips. Footage showed that there will be a timed duration that this ability can be used, and it would stand to reason expending Arc energy would consume more time off the meter, much like Bladedancer. The Sunbreaker grants the Titan an unbelievably cool flaming hammer, that can be thrown or used as a melee, which expands on our theory from the teaser trailer. It also has a timer, like Golden Gun, and throwing the hammer or slamming the ground immediately consumes about half of it, suggesting that you a Titan can make two such assaults before the time is up.