Introduced way back in Destiny 2 Season 1, Starfire Protocol is one of the best pieces of Warlock armor you can get. The Exotic Chest Armor is a DPS powerhouse with a Perk that works like a dream with Fusion Grenades. Here’s how to get Starfire Protocol in Destiny 2.

Where to find Starfire Protocol in Destiny 2

As mentioned above, Starfire Protocol is a piece of Warlock armor, meaning that if you’re a Titan or a Hunter, you won’t be able to equip it. If you are the right class, though, it’s Chest Armor you’ll definitely want to get your hands on. It has the following Perk:

“Fusion Grenades have an additional charge and recharge from empowered weapon damage. Fusion Grenade kills grant Rift energy.”

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Despite it being in the game from the beginning, it is surprisingly pretty easy to obtain—by Destiny 2 standards, anyway. Unlike other gear that only appears at random in Xur’s stock, for example, Starfire Protocol is obtained fromExotic Engrams.

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While Exotic Engrams are rare, you can farm them fromhigh-level activitieslike Nightfalls, earn them throughvendor rank resets, or buy one weekly fromXur. They can also appear as rewards in theSeason Pass.

Like allDestiny 2 Exotics, it simply comes down toluckwhether Starfire Protocol will drop for you or not; just keep trying, and you’ll get it eventually.

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Best build for Starfire Protocol in Destiny 2

When it comes to Starfire Protocol, there’s one Warlock build that shines above the rest, and it’s for theWarlock Solar subclass. When paired with the Exotic’s Fusion Grenade perk, you become almost unstoppable and a threat against even the toughest bosses.

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Obviously, that means that your grenade is the most important part of this build, so making sure it deals as much damage as possible to as many enemies as possible is crucial. Here is thebest build for Starfire Protocolin Destiny 2, including weapons, Fragments, and Mods:

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