Reduces your storm fist cooldown, and makes it so that hits have a chance to immediately reset cooldown. While the Titans melee range has been improved a little bit since Year 1, they are still out-ranged by the Warlock melee, so be sure to keep that in mind when playing in PvP. The Striker melee ability is Storm Fist, a basic ability which just makes your melee hit for 158 damage instead of the normal 122. The only upside of this grenade when compared to the Lightning is that the pulse CANвЂ™T be destroyed.

ThatвЂ™s half the damage output of the lightning grenade. The Pulse Grenade emits 4 pulses of damage on any surface, at a measly 61 damage per-pulse. This is a great grenade choice for hitting enemies trying to hide behind cover/around corners, and the only real downside is that it is capable of being shot and destroyed by enemies. What makes the lightning nade so deadly is the damage cone, which is extremely large, and has the ability to hit multiple, spread out enemies from very far away. The most popular choice in the current meta is probably the Lightning Nade, which will attach to any surface and shoot out exactly 4 pulses of damage, each pulse dealing 122 damage. Lead off with a grenade, then charge in and engage enemies while theyвЂ™re disoriented. This is an ideal choice for players who like to rush in and fight in close quarters combat. When hit with the flashbang, enemies are completely blinded for a few moments, losing the ability to even look at their radar. The Flashbang grenade is a basic nade that can bounce off of walls and deals up to a maximum of 170 damage, depending on how close the enemy is to the explosion.

Click here for more in-depth class guides. The Striker Titan is currently a very strong subclass that can do well in any Crucible gametype, especially in 3v3вЂ™s.

Titan quest cooldown reduction