Hi everyone, I've just completed this particular quest and felt obligated to post a small guide for others to struggle a little less than I did. This guide will be specifically focusing on part 5, Child of the Sun, since getting scorch and grenade kills are not challenging. Here are my recommendations ... [b][u]Game Type:[/b][/u] [u]Mayhem[/u] - I HIGHLY recommend waiting until Mayhem Crucible modes are active. Attempting to collect Multi-kills during regular crucible will only frustrate you and make missing your multikills incredibly disappointing. Mayhem allows your super, grenades and melee abilities recharge very fast. [b][u]Subclass Setup:[/b][/u] [u]Fusion Grenades[/u] - With good aim and a little practice, you'll find the Fusion Grenades are one-hit kills in most combat scenarios. [u]Flame Shield[/u] - To keep you alive in close quarters during the precious time needed to stack those kills. A legitimate argument could be made for [i]Brimstone[/i], I still believe the shield is the better choice. [u]Gift of the Sun[/u] - Gotta have more than just one grenade. [b][u]Armor and Weapons:[/b][/u] [u]Bad Juju[/u] - Charges super every kill you make. Although Mayhem recharges your super fast anyway, you will still want that extra edge. Since longer ranged combat is limited in Mayhem, Bad Juju is a great choice that provides a healthy mix of balance and damage in both short and medium range distances. [u]Claws of Ahamkara[/u] - Gives your Melee ability and extra charge. This makes the claws a must considering that only kills you make with either your Grenades or Melee abilites will count. [b][u]Strategy and Tips[/b][/u] During this game mode, it behooves you to be a healthy mix of an aggressive and opportunist play style. I do not recommend waiting in a corner to stalk kills since there are too many hammers and arrows flying all over the place. Start aggressive and try to knock a few kills out with your team. Usually if your team sticks together, you'll either wipe out most of their team or you'll be the first one to die. That's okay. Your mindset shouldn't necessarily be focused on winning the game, more so than just getting your super charged and handy for the right opportunity. Luckily, in Mayhem Clash, if you get the kills... the wins will come! [i][b][u]Disclaimer ---- DO NOT ACTIVATE RADIANCE AND ROCKET LAUNCHER EVERYTHING! ONLY ABILITIES (GRENADES AND MELEE) WILL COUNT![/i][/u][/b] I found this out the hard way unfortunately. Many of you that are here reading this problably have gotten frustrated doing the same thing as me. Follow the tips and strategies that worked for me below. You'll only have ~10 seconds to get the deed done. Start here. - [u][i]Damage, but don't kill your opponents. Then Radiance back and finish the job.[/i][/u] Many of your opponents will tend to run in groups. If you can damage at least one of them and let them kill you, you can create an opportunity to not only catch them off guard, but get good set up for a one-hit melee and/or a grenade since their already damaged. This strategy was my bread and butter that maximized my build described above where I had multiple melee charges and grenades [b]ready[/b] and available. - [u][i]Unless your sure, don't Radiance into a battle.[/i][/u] I had only one opportunity that this was successful. It just so happened that I was platformed above the enemy that was engaged with others from my team that I actually had enough time to Radiance, and then float down to get the easy Grenade/Melee double kill. Other than these "blue moon" opportunities, I ended up either burning through my super or getting killed pretty effortlessly. - [u][i]Be patient, but not too patient[/u][/i] Sometimes it's better just to save your super and take your opponent out when your one-on-one doing this challenge. Other times you need to take a chance. This particular challenge is very high skill dependent and you'll need to constantly review your surroundings and radar to determine when you want to use your super. I would say my golden rule of thumb is after you've held on to your super for more than one or two deaths, you'll want to take a chance every once in a while to try and create an opportunity. Sitting on Radiance too long misses out on another potential opportunity. [b]Pro Tips[/b] - Titans when using Hammer of Sol [u]cannot[/u] be taken out by one fusion grenade. Plan accordingly. - [u]Do not[/u] Radiance back into a Hunter Shadowshot super. This anchor prevents you from using Grenades and using Radiance to begin with. - Radiance Post Mortem kills (Grenade or Melee) will count. - Sticking a Grenade on an opponent, dying, then using Radiance to come back before your grenade kills your opponent ... [b][i][u]DOES NOT COUNT.[/b][/u][/i] I have verified this scenario more than once. - You will go entire games without getting any multikills. - You will get frustrated if you don't take breaks. I hope this information helps. When I started implementing these strategies above it took me about three hours or so to complete all of this with breaks included. My K/D went as low as .44 to 2.22. Completing this quest in it's entirety will grant you Crucible/Faction experience in addition to the Paean of Resplendence Emblem.