5 Destiny 2 Exotics that changed the Warlock meta (and 5 that are useless even today)

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Mastered with books and sorcery in Destiny 2, Warlock wields the power of light and combines them with modern weapons. Though they might not be as offensive as Hunters or as tanky as Titans, Warlocks strike the perfect balance between supporting their allies and dominating the battlefield with their skills.

Warlocks can fill any role, be it a tank, a healer, or a DPS, with the class's amount of range in the game. Any Exotic gear can bring out the full potential of a Guardian, especially the correct one. The following article lists the five best Warlock Exotics in Destiny 2 and five that do not have any use.

Disclaimer: This article is subjective and relies solely on the writer's opinion.

The Ophidian Aspect is one of the most potent Exotic armor pieces in the game, granting a "Quickdraw" perk to all weapons. Additionally, any melee ability will have a greater lunge, be it Void, Solar, or Arc.

This allows any Warlock to switch between all three weapons in quick succession, which comes in handy during close-range Shotgun fights. Think of it like this: A Shotgun with Slideshot and Opening Shot will also have a Quickdraw if players have the Ophidian Aspect Exotic equipped.

Nezarec's Sin has been in the game since day 1, granting the ability of regeneration to the wearer on Void kills. It used to have a great deal of synergy with The Recluse but lost popularity after the weapon was vaulted. However, with the implementation of Void 3.0 and the introduction of Funnelweb SMG, Nezarec's Sin is back on the radar.

Players can quickly regain their ability after rapid multi-kills using the Funnelweb.

Contraverse Hold from year 2 redefined the way Warlocks approached Grenade builds. Damaging or defeating combatants with Void Grenades while