Destiny 2 Complete Solar 3.0 Breakdown

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Destiny 2's 17th Season, Season of the Haunted, has launched with Solar 3.0, an overhaul of the Solar Light subclass, just as the release of The Witch Queen and Season Sixteen updated Void to 3.0. Following Beyond Light's Darkness subclass Stasis, the decision to upgrade the Light's Void, Solar, and Arc powers lets Bungie provide Destiny 2 players with more customizable builds than before. Switching from a branching skill tree system, the conversion of Solar 3.0 sees the use of Aspects and Fragments — the same as Stasis — to provide buffs for players and debuffs for enemies.

While Hunters, Titans, and Warlocks all utilize the Solar subclass, their varying builds, which focus on different play styles, bring variants to how Solar works for each Guardian class. Solar 3.0 features new Abilities alongside its inclusion of Aspects and Fragments, ensuring creative ways for Guardians to incinerate their enemies with fiery pageantry. Organized into Super, Melee, Movement, and Grenade Abilities, each type has offensive and defensive perks that help shape the player's play style and work in conjunction with the strengths of that particular class. While veteran players will find their Solar subclass unlocked already, new players can purchase Abilities, Aspects, and Fragments with Glimmer by speaking with Ikora Rey at the Bazaar in the Tower.

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Solar 3.0's powers will give Guardians buffs to their offensive or defensive strategies while simultaneously debuffing enemy combatants and providing new healing options. These buffs and debuffs are classified into a list of terminology or keywords highlighted in the descriptions of Aspects, Fragments, and even Exotic weapons and