Each new content update to popular sci-fi FPS Destiny 2 brings a host of new goodies to find and collect, and the Lightfall expansion is no exception. It comes with its own new campaign while introducing some excellent class-specific weapons and armor which themselves expand on ways to compete at the top level of the game. If you’re particularly interested in the Destiny 2 Abeyant Leap Titan class-specific exotic leg item, read on to find out what it does and how to get it.
How to unlock Abeyant Leap in Destiny 2 Lightfall
You’re going to have to put in some serious playtime playing as a Titan if you want to unlock the Abeyant Leap in Destiny 2. It is a Titan-only item, and you’re going to need to complete the Lightfall Campaign on Legendary difficulty playing as a Titan throughout the campaign to unlock it, either in a group or solo. You can take your time, as you don’t need to finish it in one sitting. Once complete, be sure to choose it as your reward from Nimbus. It may also drop as a reward from Solo Legend and Master Lost Sectors.
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So, what does it actually do? The Abeyant Leap is a Titan-only exotic armor leg item. Unsurprisingly, the item is connected to the Strand subclass introduced as part of Lightfall. Once equipped, placed Barricades will unleash Lashes that seek out nearby enemies and pull them into the air, making them more vulnerable to your team’s attacks while working beautifully as crowd control. If you’re a Berserker Titan, placing the barricade will also give you Woven Mail (anti-damage and anti-flinch shield) on any non-headshot hits you take.
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