Seen a few suggestion posts for different new subclass types lately. I'm not sure how likely it is that third subclasses will be added to the game, but it seems logical to me that they would be in the works to fill out our element selections. There have been numerous posts about the void hunter subclass, everything from the "void blade" (sorry to that poster, but that whole suggestion was just blade blade blade and more blade) to the alleged "trapper" that was supposedly leaked. These ideas aside, I decided to take a look at what each subclass offers to see what exactly a third hunter subclass should be. Currently, we have the following roles provided by each subclass: Titan - Striker: A close combat subclass. Titan - Defender: A defensive, group-supporting subclass. Warlock - Voidwalker: A high damage ranged subclass. Warlock - Sunsinger: A defensive, group-supporting subclass. Hunter - Gunslinger: A high damage ranged subclass. Hunter - Bladedancer: A close combat subclass. It's pretty clear that, of the six subclasses, there are three types of roles meant to be filled: Close combat (Striker/Bladedancer), Ranged Damage (Voidwalker/Gunslinger), and Defense&Support (Defender/Sunsinger). Going by that setup, it would make sense to me that the next Titan subclass will be a solar ranged damage dealer, the next Warlock subclass will be an arc-based Close Combat setup, and the next Hunter subclass will be a Defensive, group support oriented subclass. Bungie sure loves to do things by the 3's. I posted some time ago with the Voidseeker hunter subclass, but now I've got all 3 fleshed out and it's time to put them in one place. Because bungie's forums only allow limited length posts, I'll make each subclass it's own thread, and link them all here. There are a few new things I've done with these, including making each of the new subclasses use an entirely new style of grenades (bombs for the hunter, nets/webs for the warlock, and drones for the titan). [b][u]Titan Solar Subclass: The Crusader[/u][/b] The Crusader fills the role of the ranged, damage-dealing titan, complimenting the utility and support based defender and the melee based striker. The crusader's super fires a long range beam of solar light, incinerating enemies in its path. Crusaders utilize drones instead of grenades, which are limited duration hovering robots that seek out and attack enemies with weapons fire. The crusader's unique movement perk, levitate, allows him to hover in the air for a short period while firing at enemies, safe from melee retaliation. Crusaders also get bonuses to weapon damage to enhance ranged combat ability. [b]Link to the Crusader Skill Trees:[/b] https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/120447928 [b][u]Hunter Void Subclass: the Voidseeker[/u][/b] The Voidseeker fills the role of a utility/support hunter, geared towards teamplay as opposed to the heavily damage-based gunslinger and bladedancer. The Voidseeker's super creates a well of void energy that hinders and damages enemies. The Bombs utilized by voidseekers have a short throwing distance and take some time to arm, but have powerful detonating effects. The Voidseeker's unique movement is a rocket boost that allows for extremely fast horizontal travel at the cost of jumping height. Voidseekers have numerous perks to allow for additional orb generation as well, and utilize shields to boost their defense. [b]Link to the Voidseeker skill trees:[/b] https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/120448106 [b][u]Warlock Arc Subclass: The Archon[/u][/b] The bladedancer or striker of the warlock family, Archons are designed to get in the enemy's face and rain down chaos and destruction. The Archon's super bathes them in a storm of arc energy, blasting out lightning at any enemies that get within melee range. The Archon's grenades, called nets or webs, create lasting ground-based effects which can hinder and debilitate enemies. The Archon's unique movement perk, phaseshift, grants them damage resistance via an overshield while airborn, allowing them to safely traverse a battlefield with glide. Archons have several bonuses to melee damage and damage resistance, allowing them to survive the close quarters combat they're designed for. [b]Link to the Archon skill trees:[/b] https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/120448218