History of Voidwalker

Voidwalker is the Void subclass of the Warlock class, built around grenades, Devour and the Nova Bomb super.

Overview

Destinypedia describes the Voidwalker as an offence-focused, solo-friendly subclass rather than a support one, with notable practitioners including Ikora Rey, Toland and (formerly) Osiris. It was reworked as part of "Void 3.0", which Destinypedia says arrived with Destiny 2: The Witch Queen and which added Aspects and Fragments.

Abilities

• Supers: Nova Bomb with the Vortex and Cataclysm variants (Vortex leaves a large damaging singularity; Cataclysm fires tracking bomblets), and the roaming Nova Warp (TheGamer).
• Melee: Pocket Singularity, which has slight tracking, knocks back targets and applies Volatile on impact (TheGamer).
• Grenades: Axion Bolt, Magnetic Grenade, Scatter Grenade, Suppressor Grenade, Void Spike, Void Wall and Vortex Grenade (Destinypedia).
• Class abilities: Healing Rift and Empowering Rift.

Aspects

• Chaos Accelerant: charge grenades for more damage and a larger blast radius.
• Feed the Void: doubles the strength of Devour for Warlocks.
• Child of the Old Gods and Soul Siphon are also listed by Destinypedia; Entropic Pull is mentioned by TheGamer. The two sources list different Aspect sets, likely because Aspects were added and renamed over time; check in game for the current list.

Sources disagree

Destinypedia lists four Void 3.0 Aspects; TheGamer's guide covers three. Neither is a complete current list.

Sources

• Voidwalker — Destinypedia
• Destiny 2: A Complete Guide To Void 3.0 — TheGamer
• A Closer Look at Void 3.0 — Bungie
• Destiny 2 Update 4.0.0.1 — Bungie