Each defeated combatant consumes one stack of Charged with Light.
High-Energy Fire: While Charged with Light, gain a bonus to weapon damage. Taking Charge: Become Charged with Light by picking up Orbs of Power. Let's use Taking Charge and High-Energy Fire. To utilize this mechanic, you'll need a mod that generates Charged with Light stacks and another that consumes them. Let's give an example of how these mods work together. White mods offer miscellaneous bonuses that enhance these mechanics. Mods with a yellow icon offer ways to spend the buff. We've updated this guide to go more in-depth with each Combat Style mechanic and how to use them in your build.Ĭharged with Light mods with a green icon offer ways to gain the buff. Since Destiny 2 is releasing content that seems balanced around these mechanics, now is a great time to learn how they work. Updated June 18th, 2021 by Charles Burgar: Season of the Splicer has expanded the number of elemental well mods that Guardians can use. Raid and nightmare mods are excluded from this guide as they are tied to more niche activities. For players that want to make the best character builds, here is a complete guide to understanding Destiny 2's Combat Style mods. Warmind Cells are fantastic in any PvE build, and Charged with Light can provide some of the strongest effects in franchise history, outshining most Exotics in terms of usefulness. 
These mechanics aren't nearly as unintuitive as one might assume.
RELATED: Destiny 2: The Best Hunter Builds For PvP And PvE Most of this confusion stems from Combat Style mods, armor mods that focus on providing buffs through the use of Charged with Light, Warmind Cells, and/or elemental wells. When most Destiny 2 players hear about armor builds, they usually write them off as too confusing and not worth using.
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