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{{quote|The focus is the thing that carries all your abilities. It allows you to take to take the [[Traveler]]'s light and turn it into effects in the world. The focus defines how you're going to be playing the game right now, much more so than your class.|Tyson Green}} | {{quote|The focus is the thing that carries all your abilities. It allows you to take to take the [[Traveler]]'s light and turn it into effects in the world. The focus defines how you're going to be playing the game right now, much more so than your class.|Tyson Green}} | ||
'''Subclasses''' (formerly called '''Focuses''') are the primary way players choose their [[Guardian]]'s [[ | '''Subclasses''' (formerly called '''Focuses''') are the primary way players choose their [[Guardian]]'s [[abilities]] in ''[[Destiny]]''. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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===Destiny 2=== | ===Destiny 2=== | ||
At ''Destiny 2'''s launch, subclasses were overhauled multiple times, with the implementation of level trees taking the former game's system place. Guardians have the choice of selecting one of two different ability focuses for each subclass, being locked into that particular path. With the release of the [[Forsaken]] expansion, another tree, usually with a new Super, was added to each Subclass. With the release of the [[New Light]] Campaign, the Upgrade Points system was removed, and subclass trees were fully unlocked upon the completion of their respective Quest. | At ''Destiny 2'''s launch, subclasses were overhauled multiple times, with the implementation of level trees taking the former game's system place. Guardians have the choice of selecting one of two different ability focuses for each subclass, being locked into that particular path. With the release of the [[Forsaken]] expansion, another tree, usually with a new Super, was added to each Subclass. With the release of the [[New Light]] Campaign, the Upgrade Points system was removed, and subclass trees were fully unlocked upon the completion of their respective Quest. | ||
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Players start the game with a given Light subclass, and can obtain the others after completing a Quest given by [[Ikora Rey]] in the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]], further unlocking abilities through buying them from her with [[Glimmer]] and meditating at the nearby Altar. Stasis subclasses are obtained by completing the [[Beyond Light Campaign]], with Aspects and other abilities obtained through post-campaign Quests, and Fragments acquired by completing [[Bounty|Bounties]] given by the [[Exo Stranger]] on [[Europa]]. | Players start the game with a given Light subclass, and can obtain the others after completing a Quest given by [[Ikora Rey]] in the [[Tower (Destiny 2)|Tower]], further unlocking abilities through buying them from her with [[Glimmer]] and meditating at the nearby Altar. Stasis subclasses are obtained by completing the [[Beyond Light Campaign]], with Aspects and other abilities obtained through post-campaign Quests, and Fragments acquired by completing [[Bounty|Bounties]] given by the [[Exo Stranger]] on [[Europa]]. | ||
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==List of subclasses== | |||
;[[Warlock]] | ;[[Warlock]] | ||
*'''[[Voidwalker]]'''—increases damage dealt but decreases defense. Super ability is the [[Nova Bomb]], dealing Void damage.<ref name="Game Informer"/> | *'''[[Voidwalker]]'''—increases damage dealt but decreases defense. Super ability is the [[Nova Bomb]], dealing Void damage.<ref name="Game Informer"/> | ||
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[[Category:Subclasses|*]] | [[Category:Subclasses|*]] | ||
