How to Get the Duskfield Grenade
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To get the Duskfield Grenade, you’ll need to complete the Born in Darkness quest, specifically Part 2, which becomes available after completing the first part of the quest and unlocking the Stasis Subclass. Completing Part 2 of the Born in Darkness quest rewards you with the powerful Duskfield Grenades, which are effective in both PvP and PvE activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding the Duskfield Grenade
- What is the duration of the Duskfield Grenade?: The Duskfield lasts eight seconds by default, reduced to six seconds in PvP.
- How does the Duskfield Grenade work?: The Duskfield Grenade is an effective way of locking down objectives in PvP or quickly freezing a group of enemies in PvE, as Slow intrinsically reduces enemy movement speed.
Completing the Born in Darkness Quest
- What is the best way to complete Born in Darkness Part 2?: The best way to complete Part 2 is by heading to Asterion Abyss and the Nexus, where you’ll find the most Vex, and playing three playlist activities with the Stasis subclass equipped, defeating 60 combatants affected by Stasis.
- How do I get the Born in Darkness quest?: Born in Darkness is a quest in Destiny 2 that becomes available after the completion of the Beyond Light expansion’s main storyline, which rewards players with an aspect for the Stasis subclass and Stasis fragments.
- How do I complete Born in Darkness Part 4?: To complete Part 4, defeat combatants on Europa using Stasis abilities, complete three Nightfall Strikes with Stasis equipped, and have 60 enemies within Nightfall strikes affected by Stasis, and defeat the House Salvation Elite platoon in Creation.
Unlocking Stasis and Related Quests
- Why does unlocking Stasis take so long?: Stasis is only available for Guardians that own the Beyond Light expansion, and requires completing the campaign, which may need to be done three times if you have one of each class.
- What do you get for completing Darkness in the Light quest?: Completing the quest rewards you with the exotic hand-cannon Malfeasance, which is one of the better options for end-game content.
- How do I get the quest Saint 14?: The quest for Saint-14 begins by linking up the Tangled Shore Obelisk, playing the Sundial, and speaking to Osiris to earn the Lantern of Osiris Artifact.
Obtaining Exotic Weapons and Grenades
- How do I get the Malfeasance quest?: The Malfeasance quest begins by destroying an Ascendant Taken Servitor in a Gambit Match, which may randomly appear as Primeval, and winning the match.
- How do I get a Coldsnap grenade?: The Coldsnap Grenade is unlocked after catching up with the Exo Stranger and Ana Bray, and returning to Beyond to debrief with the Stranger.
- Can you get Malfeasance without doing the quest?: No, to unlock and get the Malfeasance, you’ll need to obtain the Exotic Weapon Quest from Gambit matches.
Additional Information
- How long is a M67 grenade fuse?: The M67 has a 4 to 5 second time delay fuse, which starts as soon as the safety lever is released.
- What perk gives you 2 grenades?: The Extra Tactical perk allows the player to carry two of the same tactical grenade.
- Is the Malfeasance good?: The Malfeasance is an extremely powerful weapon when all the pieces come together, especially with the right armor mods in Destiny 2.
- How rare is the Malfeasance catalyst?: The Malfeasance Catalyst is a random drop from playlists, with no guaranteed drop rate, making it potentially very rare and time-consuming to obtain.