The knife will seek the enemy Guardian and instantly kill them.So in keeping with the growing collection of Destiny objects, here is the Hunters knife well my version of the hunters knife as I know there are a few designs floating around the internet. Bring an auto rifle or an SMG to quickly empower a knife then throw it at a wall next to an enemy. Fire the shotgun at an enemy before throwing a knife to increase the damage even further.Ī Weighted Throwing Knife can kill Guardians in the Crucible with a single hit to the body as long as Athrys’s Embrace is active. This build can be pushed even further by adding a One-Two Punch shotgun to the mix. Players can use this against Strike bosses as long as a Revenant’s Silence and Squall tornado is active since it constantly deals Stasis damage. This combo alone can deal six-digit damage numbers to a target with just one knife. Once an enemy is frozen by Ager’s Scepter, they are opened up to Focusing Lens’ damage buff that can be triggered with throwing knives. This mod greatly increases the damage dealt by Light-based abilities whenever they hit a target affected by Stasis. The only armor mod that’s required to make this build work is Focusing Lens from the seasonal artifact. Players can quickly stack the Precision Hits required to activate the throwing knife perk while also freezing their victim, making them very easy to hit with a knife. The rapid Precision Hit requirement ties in with Ager’s Scepter’s nature as a Trace Rifle. All players need to do is hit rapid Precision Hits on a target to activate this exotic gauntlets’ perk and throw their knife at an enemy’s head. The Lorentz Driver is a new exotic Linear Fusion Rifle introduced in Destiny 2's Season of the Lost Bungieįor this build to work, players will need the Athrys’s Embrace exotic gauntlets and either Ager’s Scepter or Salvation’s Grip.Īthrys’s Embrace grants the Weighted Throwing Knife a massive boost in damage, a second bounce upon hitting a hard surface and the ability to track targets reliably.
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