Veteran Destiny 2 players know how important it is to use grenades effectively in game. With twelve different options, it can be difficult to decide which type to use. Testing reveals that there are eight viable grenades and four that guardians should never use.
It should be noted that the right grenade for each player will depend on a number of factors. Playstyle has an impact on the usefulness each grenade listed below. What subclass a player prefers will also limit the number of options for gamers. There are three abilities, and grenades are just one of them, so it might not make sense to switch classes just to use a better grenade. This list includes all of the titan grenades ranked objectively from worst to best.
13 Fusion Grenade
The Fusion grenade is the most disappointing titan grenade in Destiny 2. It is supposed to deal more damage to enemies that get stuck by the grenade. However, even with the supposed increase, the grenade has less damage output than the initial damage of most explosive grenades. The fusion grenade does less damage and is more difficult to use. Guardians should avoid the abysmal grenade.
12 Voidwall Grenade
The titan voidwall grenade is the same as the other voidwall grenades. On impact, the grenade will create a horizontal area of effect (AOE) that will deal damage over time. However, in PVE, the grenade will sometimes not deal any AOE damage. Even if the grenade did work as intended, there are a host of better options for gamers.
11 Magnetic Grenade
The effects of the magnetic grenade are similar to the other sticky grenades in the game. If a player or AI is directly hit by the grenade, it will inflict more damage. The sticky grenades are just not very practical in Destiny 2, and guardians would be better off using an exploding grenade instead.
10 Thermite Grenade
The thermite grenade suffers from many of the limitations of the voidwall grenade. It has a high damage output, but the spread of the AOE makes it less useful in PVE and PVP. On impact, the grenade will disperse four thermites in a straight line following the direction the grenade was thrown. Because of the dispersion, enemies will need to be in a straight line to be in the AOE. Gamers have better options lower on this list.
9 Lightning Grenade
On paper, the lightning grenade does the same amount of damage as the pulse grenade. However, the lightning grenade has a smaller AOE and can be easily avoided by guardians. With the perfect throw, a lightning grenade will dish out five ticks of moderate damage. However, Guardians are better off with the pulse grenade.
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7 Flashbang Grenade
The titan’s flashbang grenade is a top tier grenade in the game. It is easy to use, does enough damage, and has a large AOE. In PVE, players will be able to damage multiple foes at once with the flashbang. In PVP, the grenade will weaken enemies within a few meters and set up easy kills for gamers. While the flashbang is not special, it will get the job done.
6 Incendiary Grenade
Similar to the other incendiary grenades in the game, the grenade does damage on impact and five ticks of burn damage over time. The incendiary grenade has a decently large area of effect, but the damage falloff is severe. Even with a drastic falloff on the initial explosion, the grenade can still output high damage with each tick. It is irrelevant where in the AOE a player is because the burn damage is the same every time. While the grenade is good, there are a few that are better.
5 Pulse Grenade
The pulse grenade is the best arc grenade available to titans. The grenade will do some damage on impact and pulse a total of five times. Each pulse will deal two times the initial impact damage. In any mode, the grenade will destroy enemy shields in an instant. Guardians can deal damage to an infinite amount of players as long as they are in the AOE. Gamers should be running the pulse grenade in every arc subclass.
4 Supression Grenade
The suppression grenade is the only void grenade that players should be using. It does a considerable amount of damage on impact and has a “suppression” effect. In PVE, the suppression will prevent enemies from using any of their abilities for ten seconds. The grenade will even cancel an active super. For that reason alone, the suppression grenade is incredible in the Crucible. In PVE, adds and majors will essentially be stunned by the grenade and prevented from using their abilities.
3 Coldsnap Grenade
It is no surprise that the stasis grenades are at the bottom of this list, as all stasis abilities are overpowered. Even after several nerfs to the hunter and warlock, stasis is still dominant. The coldsnap grenade is ranked third, but it is still an amazing grenade in all modes. After impacting the ground, the grenade will seek out nearby enemies and freeze them. The effects will follow players that are on the ground and within around 20 meters. In the Crucible, coldsnap will chain between multiple enemies if they are close enough.
2 Duskfield Grenade
Either of the final two grenades could make the number one spot, but the duskfield was given second place because it is better suited for the other classes in the game. The grenade will create a large bubble that will suck enemies into its debilitating effects. Once dragged into the bubble, enemy movement is slowed and the grenade will freeze enemies after a short period. While the grenade is still awesome to use as a titan, hunters will get more utility out of the grenade because they are in the air more often.
1 Glacier Grenade
Once again, the glacier grenade achieves the top spot on the rankings. The grenade will freeze a small area wherever it is thrown. Any players close enough to the grenade will be frozen as well. The combination of the glacier grenade and well timed melee attacks will lead to easy multi-kills. The grenade is also extremely versatile. It can be used as a shield to block enemy fire, or a platform to peek an unusual location. However it is used, players will love the variety of ways the grenade can be employed.
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