Destiny 2 Season of Plunder: How do Ionic Traces work in the game

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Destiny 2 Season of Plunder ushered in the Arc 3.0 rework that was being heavily talked about over the past couple of months. Out of the many buffs and perks added to the game as a part of this rework, Ionic Traces happens to be one of them.

Truth be told, Ionic Traces isn't a buff. It's more like a power-up that Guardians can pick up while defeating foes in Destiny 2 Season of Plunder. That said, there are a few ways by which each class can create these Ionic Traces in the game.

This article will explore how one can create and use these Ionic Traces in the game and if it is feasible enough to be used.

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Interestingly enough, creating Ionic Traces is something that Warlocks using the Arc 3.0 subclass can inherently do, provided they use the Electrostatic Mind Aspect in Destiny 2. The Hunter and Titan classes need to equip proper fragments in order to successfully create this power-up.

Speaking of fragments, now that the World's First Raid race has concluded, all remaining Arc fragments have been unlocked. These can be picked up from Ikora Rey at the Tower in Destiny 2 Season of Plunder. Out of all the fragments, only the Spark of Ions and the Spark of Discharge can easily help in creating these Ionic Traces. Other fragments cannot do so.

For the Spark of Ions to help create Ionic Traces, Guardians will have to continuously defeat jolted enemies. However, the Spark of Discharge helps create these Ionic Traces with every Arc weapon's final blow. Keeping this in mind, the Spark of Discharge has more flexibility in terms of building diversity.

These Ionic Traces function just like elemental wells. If a Guardian picks up an Ionic Trace, they will receive an energy boost for all