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Pantheon Raid Gauntlet armor: 2 pieces grant Armor Charge when you collect ammo bricks, with a passive Health stat bonus per charge. At 4 pieces, sustained damage to minibosses, Champions, and bosses boosts weapon damage against base and powerful combatants; a weapon final blow consumes one stack.
Epic Desert Perpetual Raid armor: 2 pieces automatically reload stowed Special weapons from reserves when you collect ammo. At 4 pieces, Super damage starts health and shield regeneration while you stay in motion; further Super damage refreshes the effect.
The Desert Perpetual Raid armor: 2 pieces grant stacking weapon swap and stow speed when you collect an ammo brick; the bonus lasts until death. At 4 pieces, Suspend, unravel, and sever effects on targets, and your radiant and restoration effects, last longer.
Salvation’s Edge Raid armor: 2 pieces let you generate Stable Resonance by defeating a powerful combatant, granting damage resistance and increased weapon damage for its duration. At 4 pieces, weapon damage while Stable Resonance is active occasionally creates a damaging burst that exhausts targets.
Crota’s End Raid armor: 2 pieces make melee final blows trigger a Cursed Thrall explosion. At 4 pieces, remaining in active combat for an extended time progressively increases flinch resistance and damage resistance against combatants.
Root of Nightmares Raid armor: 2 pieces give final blows against targets debuffed by a subclass element an escalating chance to spawn an Orb of Power. At 4 pieces, finishing a powerful combatant grants Devour; while it is active, you gain additional damage resistance against combatants.
King’s Fall Raid armor: 2 pieces make final blows on Guardians or powerful combatants generate additional ammo progress. At 4 pieces, a final blow on a powerful combatant enables you to become invisible the next time your shields break.
Vow of the Disciple Raid armor: 2 pieces start health regeneration immediately after melee damage from a powerful combatant. At 4 pieces, weapon hits and Glaive melee strikes build Siphoning Touch stacks; switching weapons heals you and consumes all active stacks.
Vault of Glass Raid armor: 2 pieces make collecting an Orb of Power grant a temporary Health stat bonus and release nearby radiolaria when your shields next break. At 4 pieces, sustained damage creates an Orb of Power while any subclass buff affects you.
Deep Stone Crypt Raid armor: 2 pieces add a disorienting pulse when a powered melee attack defeats a target. At 4 pieces, a combatant breaking your shields or you casting your Super releases heat-seeking micro-missiles.
Garden of Salvation Raid armor: 2 pieces create a nearby ally relay network that improves weapon handling and reload speed; nearby allies using Network Admin also grant a Health stat bonus. At 4 pieces, weapon final blows grant melee energy to you and nearby allies.
Last Wish Raid armor: 2 pieces temporarily reduce incoming damage when you score grenade final blows. At 4 pieces, grenade final blows grant additional Heavy ammo generation progress.
Equilibrium Dungeon armor: 2 pieces return grenade and class ability energy when Sword hits land, with bonus energy while Blade Focus is active. At 4 pieces, briefly guarding with a Sword readies Blade Focus; a Sword hit then increases Sword damage and lunge distance for a moderate duration.
Sundered Doctrine Dungeon armor: 2 pieces give incoming combatant damage a random chance to spawn an allied Threadling. At 4 pieces, for a short time after your shields break, your next several Threadling hits restore your health.
Vesper’s Host Dungeon armor: 2 pieces increase Primary ammo weapon damage against disoriented combatants. At 4 pieces, grenade abilities release an additional disorienting energy pulse shortly after detonating.
Warlord’s Ruin Dungeon armor: 2 pieces grant slowly decaying Initiative stacks when standard melee attacks or Sword strikes hit combatants, improving weapon handling and reload speed. At 4 pieces, using your class ability with stacks active creates a stationary healing aura; its healing potency scales with the stacks held at activation.
Ghosts of the Deep Dungeon armor: 2 pieces start a Lucent Hive ritual when you finish a combatant or revive an ally; while it lasts, your Super stat increases. At 4 pieces, Orbs of Power extend the ritual, and ability final blows occasionally spawn allied Arc moths that seek enemies.
Spire of the Watcher Dungeon armor: 2 pieces heal you slightly and disorient nearby combatants when you stow a weapon after defeating a powerful combatant or enemy Guardian. At 4 pieces, freshly drawn weapons deal significantly increased precision damage to combatants briefly; Tex Balanced Stock weapons and Tex Mechanica Exotics receive greater benefits.
Duality Dungeon armor: 2 pieces increase your equipped weapon’s reload speed when enemies damage you, with further damage increasing the effect until you stow it. At 4 pieces, stowing the weapon restores some health based on the number of Built Bitter stacks consumed.
Grasp of Avarice Dungeon armor: 2 pieces grant Untold Greed stacks from ammo, Orbs of Power, Elemental pickups, or destroyed Strand Tangles; stacks slightly reduce incoming damage and increase reload speed, with some lost when shields break. At 4 pieces, stacks boost Orb and Elemental pickup energy and Tangle damage; a shield break converts all stacks into Orbs of Power.
Prophecy Dungeon armor: 2 pieces give Light weapon final blows Light Polarity stacks that increase Grenade stat, while Darkness or Kinetic weapon final blows give Dark Polarity stacks that increase Melee stat. At 4 pieces, Light final blows grant grenade energy and Darkness or Kinetic final blows grant melee energy; rapidly alternating Light and Darkness final blows briefly grants damage resistance.
Pit of Heresy Dungeon armor: 2 pieces store power when you perform a finisher; your next shield break consumes it to heal you immediately and start health regeneration. At 4 pieces, standard melee hits release a burst that scorches the target while you have Radiant, Restoration, or Cure active.
Shattered Throne Dungeon armor: 2 pieces grant a protective overshield while performing a finisher, and finishing a target releases a nearby slowing burst. At 4 pieces, dealing damage or landing final blows builds damage resistance; execution finishers accelerate progress, and maximum stacks significantly increase ability recharge rate.
Trials of Osiris Crucible armor: 2 pieces make ammo brick pickups heal you. At 4 pieces, Primary ammo weapon final blows briefly increase your radar resolution.
Trials of Osiris Crucible armor: 2 pieces briefly increase Primary ammo weapon flinch resistance after you slide. At 4 pieces, an ally’s defeat or your successful revive of a fallen teammate temporarily improves weapon handling and aim-down-sights speed.
Trials of Osiris Crucible armor: 2 pieces improve Primary ammo weapon handling, reload speed, target acquisition, and flinch resistance when an ally is defeated; the bonus grows if multiple allies are dead or you are solo. At 4 pieces, Primary weapon final blows briefly remove you from enemy radar, ending when you draw a non-Primary weapon.
Iron Banner Crucible armor: 2 pieces increase equipped weapon stability and handling as your health drops; weapon final blows while your shields are depleted heal you. At 4 pieces, a shield break temporarily increases ammo generation, flinch resistance, and damage resistance against nearby combatants; final blows extend the effect.
Iron Banner Crucible armor: 2 pieces inherently improve Primary ammo weapon handling and reload speed, and increase their damage against non-boss combatants based on your Weapons stat. At 4 pieces, final blows while your Super is active refund some Super energy after it ends.
Crucible Ops armor: 2 pieces make reloading an Auto Rifle, Scout Rifle, or Sidearm immediately after a final blow slowly restore your health until you reenter active combat. At 4 pieces, reaching critical health or healing an ally at critical health temporarily improves range, stability, and reload speed for those three weapon types.
Crucible Ops armor: 2 pieces give Primary ammo weapon final blows a temporary reload speed increase for Primary ammo weapons. At 4 pieces, picking up an Orb of Power grants Special ammo progress.
Wild Anthem is listed for Crucible Ops. Its 2-piece Fanfare increases reload speed when reloading from the bottom half of a magazine; 4-piece Suros Harmony grants temporary handling and flinch reduction on reload, or increased effective range for SUROS Synergy weapons.
Triumphal Anthem comes from Crucible Ops. At 2 pieces, sliding over ammo blocks collects them and temporarily improves weapon reload speed and handling. At 4 pieces, weapon damage temporarily improves sliding, and sliding during the effect grants damage resistance.
Per Audacia is listed for Crucible Ops. Its 2-piece bonus stacks mobility, weapon range, and handling from Primary ammo weapon final blows until defeat. The 4-piece bonus increases mobility, sprint speed, and slide distance.
Wildwood is listed for the EDZ Destination. Its 2-piece bonus grants damage resistance after a precision final blow while aiming, lasting until you stop aiming. At 4 pieces, precision final blows stack reload speed, target acquisition, and non-boss damage; a non-precision direct-hit final blow ends the effect.
Seventh Seraph is listed for the Cosmodrome Destination. Area-of-effect damage, Solar ability, Seventh Seraph weapon, or IKELOS weapon final blows grant Warmind Charges; each stack raises baseline weapon and grenade stats. With charges, defeating powerful combatants or destroying a construct or Tangle releases a Solar detonation that damages combatants and heals nearby allies.
Exodus Down is listed for Nessus. When shields break, its 2-piece bonus instantly collects nearby Orbs of Power and ammo bricks. At 4 pieces, gaining, losing, or spending Armor Charge heals you and grants damage reduction briefly; the effect scales with the amount of charge shifted.
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Compare an element's listed buffs, debuffs, and constructs, then consult the customization records for the stated Aspect and Fragment limits.
Solar subclass Arc subclass Void subclass Stasis subclass Strand subclass Prismatic subclass Aspects and FragmentsReview the armor stat and archetype records for their stated effects and emphases, then check the described mod slot arrangement.
Armor stats Armor archetypes Armor mod slotsFor a named perk, use its stated trigger and effect. The supplied passage does not compare performance or provide numerical values.
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Solar is a Light element associated with burning and exploding enemies, empowering and healing allies, and a listed set of buffs, debuffs, and a construct.
Understand this choiceArc is a Light element described through lightning and powerful strikes that disorient enemies, with named buffs, debuffs, and a construct.
Understand this choiceVoid is a Light element described in terms of destruction and protection, with listed buffs, debuffs, and Void Breach as its construct.
Understand this choiceStasis is a Darkness element described as freezing enemies, with Frost Armor, three listed debuffs, and two named constructs.
Understand this choiceStrand is a Darkness element described as offering new ways to move and control crowds, with Woven Mail, three listed debuffs, and two constructs.
Understand this choicePrismatic combines selected Light and Darkness powers and features Transcendence, which charges through both damage types and unlocks a stronger Prismatic Grenade.
Understand this choiceAspects can alter subclass abilities and open Fragment slots; Fragments modify stats or ability effects within the capacity those Aspects provide.
Understand this choiceArmor stats affect ability cooldowns and other listed combat benefits; the guide describes effects in ranges from 1–100 and 100–200.
Understand this choiceSix archetypes identify primary and secondary armor stat emphases; each armor piece also receives a third stat assigned randomly.
Understand this choiceEach armor piece has four mod slots: one general slot for increasing a chosen stat and three slots for mods specific to that piece type.
Understand this choiceReloading after a final blow grants a timed damage increase, while additional final blows before reloading extend the damage period.
Understand this choiceReloading after a final blow or becoming Amplified grants timed increased damage, and the effect can stack up to five times.
Understand this choiceWhile Amplified, Radiant, or affected by Devour, the weapon gains reload speed, handling, and aim-down-sight speed.
Understand this choiceReloading after a precision final blow enables precision hits to refill one round from reserves for a duration.
Understand this choiceCollecting an Elemental pickup or destroying a Tangle grants a stacking period of grenade energy generation.
Understand this choiceCollecting a Void Breach causes final blows to provide a Void Overshield; the enhanced trait gives a higher-value shield.
Understand this choiceThe supplied upgrade and generic perk passages identify Destiny or Destiny 1. Their costs, random armor upgrades, and console instructions do not support Destiny 2 records here.
The guide says only two Aspects can be equipped at a time, and Fragment capacity depends on the slots those Aspects open. Its descriptions do not imply unrestricted simultaneous selection.
The six perks are presented as new with Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph. The passage excludes origin traits, Artifact perks, Exotic-only perks, and older perk tuning changes, and does not compare performance.
A source-bounded reference to subclass elements, Aspect and Fragment customization, armor stats and archetypes, armor mod slots, and six named weapon perks. Effects and restrictions reflect only s3 and s4. It is not a complete game catalog or a comparative assessment.
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