Destiny 2 features three classes of characters with four additional subclasses. The Hunter was designed by Bungie as the main damage per second character in Destiny 2. Hunters can deal the most damage of any class and use their dexterity to avoid enemy gunfire. After the stasis subclass was added, hunters have become even more dominant in Destiny 2. Because the hunter is a fast and deceptive character, grenade usage is a huge aspect of gameplay with the class.
In total, players can choose from twelve unique hunter grenades. Each grenade type serves a particular purpose, and some are better than others. Whether guardians are entering Trials or the new raid, they should be using the grenades that the bottom of this list. Below are all of the hunter grenades in Destiny 2, ranked from worst to best.
12 Flux Grenade
Hunters should never be using the flux grenade. Guardians will have to stick enemies with the grenade to do considerable damage, which is difficult even when facing adds. Even with a successful stick, the grenade will not do enough damage to be viable. Fans of plasma grenades will have to wait for Bungie’s next title.
11 Voidwall Grenade
In PVE, some enemies are immune to the initial effects of the voidwall grenade. despite the fact that the grenade does a ton of damage, it should not be used in Destiny 2. Once the grenade contacts the ground, it will spread a horizontal wall of void area of effect damage. The wall is easy to avoid, and gamers will rarely be able to inflict damage on multiple enemies. It could be an option against bosses in raids, but the other void grenades are more reliable.
10 Tripmine Grenade
The tripmine grenade can be likened to a claymore or bouncing betty in other fps games. The grenade deals a lot of damage to enemies that pass trough its sensors. Although, if the Tripmine is not set off, it will automatically detonate in 15 seconds. Because the grenade automatically detonates, gamers will have to place it in locations they know and enemy will travel through in the following few seconds. Because of this limitation, the grenade is not very practical in PVP or PVE.
9 Spike Grenade
Skilled guardians can dominate with the spike grenade, but it is more difficult to use than many of the other options. Once thrown, the grenade will stick to surfaces and deal damage over time to enemies that pass through the “spike.” It can be used to trap enemies in one location and trick enemies in small corridors. However, guardians will have to practice throwing the grenade precisely for it to be effective.
8 Swarm Grenade
Gunslinger’s swarm grenade looks cool, but it is not very useful in any mode. Even if gamers hit enemies with the grenade, it will still do less damage than the incendiary grenade. It is also common for the small swarm grenades to not lock onto the intended target. Players should be using one of the grenades below instead.
7 Skip Grenade
The skip grenade is basically a swarm grenade, but blue. It will break into multiple smaller grenades that seek enemies. While the skip grenade has a lower theoretical max damage, its mini grenades are better at seeking enemies than the swarm grenade. For that reason, and its color, the skip grenade is a tinge better. Gamers should try to have the grenade impact the ground instead of throwing it directly at an enemy. Skip grenades will not stick or cause impact damage, so hitting an enemy will just delay its effects.
6 Incendiary Grenade
The incendiary grenade is the best grenade to use in the gunslinger subclass. The initial blast will deal high damage on impact, followed by five ticks of area of effect damage. Guardians that can throw it accurately will have an easy kill as a result.
5 Arcbolt Grenade
Hunters that use the Arc subclass should always be using the arcbolt grenade. Each grenade will chain arc energy between foes, dealing the same amount of damage to each. Unlike the other area of effect grenades, the arcbolt will do high damage to any enemy that is close enough to chain its energy. The only downside to the grenade is that it can only chain in one direction. Still, the arcbolt can chain three or even four opponents at a time, which is incredible in PVP.
4 Duskfield Grenade
Players that have already unlocked the stasis aspects will have three amazing grenades to choose from. The Duskfield grenade creates a ball that will slow and freeze targets that are stuck in the area of effect. It is useful in all modes, and very effective when fighting multiple enemies at once. The Whisper of Durance fragment will make the effects of the grenade last even longer.
3 Coldsnap Grenade
Coldsnap grenades freeze the area near impact and can freeze opponents that are near the initial effect. In PVP, the coldsnap grenade will completely immobilize enemies close enough to be frozen by its effects. Guardians will have a lot of success combining the grenade with shatterdive. Frozen opponents will be instantly killed by the overpowered ability.
2 Vortex Grenade
Vortex grenades are the best Void grenades in Destiny 2. Over time, the grenades will deal a massive amount of damage to enemies that are near its vortex. The grenade is also incredibly easy to use and effective in a variety of scenarios. In PVE, vortex grenades will slowly drain health from bosses and majors. In PVP, players can stack damage on opponents and trap them with a timely vortex grenade. While the other void grenades may do slightly more damage, the vortex grenade is easy to use, practical, and versatile.
1 Glacier Grenade
Even after the stasis nerf, Hunters will be able to combine the effects of the glacier grenade with shatterdive to eliminate multiple enemies in an instant. The nerf limited the range of shatterdive and glacier grenades, but it is still incredibly broken in PVP. The glacier grenade is the most used Trials grenade, and for good reason. There is no counter play to a perfectly placed glacier grenade.
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