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Warlock is the spell-casting class with both offensive and defensive [[AoE]] prowess. Warlock is divided into 2 subclasses, the [[Voidwalker]] and the [[Sunsinger]].
 
Warlock is the spell-casting class with both offensive and defensive [[AoE]] prowess. Warlock is divided into 2 subclasses, the [[Voidwalker]] and the [[Sunsinger]].
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Voidwalker is a powerful "nuker" class with abilities similar to mages of RPG games. Sunsinger has support abilities that allow them to quickly revive their allies.
  
 
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Revision as of 08:30, 29 August 2014

Left to Right: Warlock, Titan, Hunter

Guardians have 3 classes: Titan, Hunter and Warlock. Each class is farther divided into 2 subclasses.

Titan

Main article: Titan

Titan is the tanky class that wears heavy armor. Titan is divided into 2 subclasses, the Striker and the Defender.

Hunter

Main article: Hunter

Hunter is the agile class that strikes with speed and precision. Hunter is divided into 2 subclasses, the Gunslinger and the Bladedancer.

Gunslinger is ideal for players who want to play Destiny as a standard first-person shooter while Bladedancer wrecks havoc not only from afar but also up close.

Warlock

Main article: Warlock

Warlock is the spell-casting class with both offensive and defensive AoE prowess. Warlock is divided into 2 subclasses, the Voidwalker and the Sunsinger.

Voidwalker is a powerful "nuker" class with abilities similar to mages of RPG games. Sunsinger has support abilities that allow them to quickly revive their allies.

Voidwalker


Classes

StrikerDefenderSunbreaker
GunslingerBladedancerNightstalker
VoidwalkerSunsingerStormcaller