If the player is in a place where they can fight either group (such as some Rikti War Zone missions) and a Void Hunter spawns within the group, they will be immediately attacked. Longbow and Vanguard will not tolerate Void Hunters within their presence either. If a Void Hunter spawns within a group of Rikti, the Rikti will turn on the lone Void Hunter, and more often than not, the Void Hunter will fall before the Kheldian players approach the mob. A non-Kheldian who has been flagged to have Void Hunters spawn will continue to see them spawn until they log out, even if they are no longer teamed with a Kheldian.ĭue to the second Rikti invasion, the Rikti are now hostile to all other enemy groups, including the Void Hunters. Non-Kheldians who team with a Kheldian become flagged for them as well.

Kheldians are always flagged to have them spawn. Void Hunters will not spawn unless you are 'flagged' for them. The damage can be healed over time, but too much of this can rip a Peacebringer or Warshade apart killing them. This forcibly rips Kheldians and their host apart. However their weapons use a special quantum wavelength, designed specifically to disrupt the energies that make up a Kheldian. They are a threat to both Kheldians and non-Kheldians alike. Higher ranked Voids have been implanted with so many Nictus fragments that they can even absorb both energy and negative blast energy blasts. The Nictus fragment implants give them high resistance to Kheldian energy blasts. Void Hunters have received special training, Nictus fragment implants, and weapons that are particularly effective against Kheldians. For those who don't want to deal with the Council's mercenaries, they sell Quantum Array Guns, thus creating the 'Quantum Faction' to each villain group. The Council have been hiring them out to other groups to help deal with their Kheldian enemies, as well as to make a slight profit. The Enhanced version of Focused Fury simply increases the buff's duration and is therefore not really needed to make this sniper rifle shine.The Void Hunters are a special mercenary group created by the Council of Nictus to combat the growing Peacebringer/Warshade threat currently growing in Paragon City.

Enhanced Triple Tap removes the perk's requirement of hitting consecutive precision hits to proc it, which makes it more forgiving to use on bosses if players end up missing a shot or hitting a non-critical spot.įocused Fury provides a 20% damage increase to the weapon if players manage to land enough precision hits to equal half of the weapon's base magazine, which will often mean either two or three in the case of Father's Sins. It can be crafted with Enhanced Triple Tap and Enhanced Focused Fury, making it an exceptional weapon to deal damage to bosses in a short time span. Void Hunters don't have such luxury, but if a given boss fight allows for a consistent generation of Void Elemental Wells to pair with Font of Might, then Destiny 2 players should drop the Izanagi's Burden/Palmyra-B and instead use a Father's Sins sniper rifle.įather's Sins is a craftable weapon in Destiny 2, and it's a Void sniper rifle for the Energy slot. This strategy is not necessarily the absolute best on Stasis Hunters for DPS because they have access to reliable ways of proccing Font of Might in boss fights, increasing the overall damage of the combo.