Guardians diving into Destiny 2’s Prismatic subclass have discovered that the Relativism exotic cloak isn't just gear—it’s a pandemonium party invitation. As 2025’s ultimate Hunter accessory, this class item laughs at the concept of specialization, offering two random perks that transform gameplay into a glorious mess. Think of it as a cosmic vending machine that dispenses both bubblegum and grenades, where invisibility spam and supercharged punches coexist like hyperactive siblings in a zero-gravity trampoline park. And with Dual Destiny and Xur’s shop occasionally offering it, the hunt for the perfect roll feels less like a grind and more like chasing a caffeinated squirrel through the Vex network.
The Perk Bonanza: A Hunter’s Toy Box
Relativism’s perk columns are where chaos theory meets practical mayhem. Guardians can mix abilities like a mad scientist blending smoothies in a thunderstorm. Here’s the full menu:
| Column One Perks | Column Two Perks |
|---|---|
| Spirit Of The Assassin: Finishers and powered melee kills grant invisibility—vanishing acts for the impatient. | Spirit Of The Star-Eater: Orbs boost Super damage up to +70% at max stacks—like feeding your Golden Gun a five-course energy meal. |
| Spirit Of The Ophidian: All weapons gain +35 handling—turning reloads into butter-smooth ballet moves. | Spirit Of Verity: Grenade kills matching your Super element boost damage and regen—a spicy feedback loop for pyromaniacs. |
| Spirit Of Inmost Light: Ability casts turbocharge other abilities by +400%—imagine your cooldowns on espresso shots. | Spirit Of Synthoceps: Melee and Glaive damage skyrockets near groups—a crowd-control jackhammer in glove form. |
| Spirit Of Caliban: Powered melee kills trigger ignitions—because punching things should always end in fireworks. | Spirit Of The Liar: Melee exchanges grant an Arc counterpunch with 200% damage—the ultimate "talk to the hand" retort. |
| Spirit Of Renewal: Duskfield Grenades grant Frost Armor and cripple PvE foes—like throwing a snow globe at a dragon. | Spirit Of The Coyote: Extra class ability charge—dodging twice? Hunter logistics at its finest. |
| Spirit Of The Foetracer: Damaging Majors+ grants a 25% Surge buff—elemental steroids on demand. | Spirit Of The Cyrtarachne: Grenades grant Woven Mail—knitting yourself armor mid-battle. |
| Spirit Of The Dragon: Class ability reloads weapons and boosts stats—a dragon’s hoard of convenience. | Spirit Of The Wormhusk: Class ability restores 45 HP—a Band-Aid for reckless parkour. |
| Spirit Of Galanor: Super damage refunds up to 50% energy—like a boomerang of pure annihilation. | Spirit Of The Gyrfalcon: Breaking invisibility grants Volatile Rounds—sneak attacks with extra boom. |
Top Builds: Mix, Match, and Explode
Choosing perk combos is like trying to arm-wrestle a Shaxx sermon—overwhelming but thrilling. Here’s the crème de la chaos for 2025:
🔥 Melee Meltdown: Caliban + Liar/Synthoceps
Pairing Spirit Of Caliban with Spirit Of The Liar or Spirit Of Synthoceps turns Hunters into walking demolition sites. Caliban’s ignition-on-punch meshes with Combination Blow’s escalating damage, creating a Solar firestorm that clears rooms faster than a Cabal vacuum cleaner. Liar offers controllable burst damage (ideal for boss encounters), while Synthoceps buffs Grapple melees—perfect for yeeting enemies into orbit. It’s the build where every punch whispers, "Oops, all explosions."
🌀 Ability Avalanche: Inmost Light + Cyrtarachne
For group content, Spirit Of Inmost Light and Spirit Of The Cyrtarachne turn ability regen into a joke. Inmost Light’s +400% cooldown boost ensures constant Grapple and Threaded Spike spam, while Cyrtarachne slaps on Woven Mail for 45% damage resistance. The result? A Hunter zipping around like a caffeinated spider, turning Ascension builds into an unkillable yo-yo of death. Transcendence mode just adds icing to this mobility cake.
💥 Volatile Vortex: Foetracer + Gyrfalcon
Weapon lovers aren’t left out. Spirit Of The Foetracer and Spirit Of The Gyrfalcon create a Void-fueled feedback loop. Stylish Executioner procs invisibility, Gyrfalcon adds Volatile Rounds on break, and Foetracer’s surge triggers off volatile explosions—effortlessly stacking +25% damage. Add Radiant for extra oomph, and your guns sing like a choir of angry black holes.
✨ Super Swap Special: Galanor + Star-Eater
Spirit Of Galanor and Spirit Of The Star-Eater are the ultimate tag team for Super enthusiasts. Star-Eater cranks Golden Gun or Silkstrike damage to ludicrous levels, while Galanor refunds up to 50% energy post-blast. It’s like swapping a nuke for a slightly smaller nuke—boss-melting minimalism.
🎯 Crucible Coolness: Ophidian + Coyote
PvP prowlers thrive with Spirit Of The Ophidian and Spirit Of The Coyote. Ophidian’s universal handling buff makes weapons feel like extensions of your soul, while Coyote’s extra dodge charge enables Threaded Specter or Ascension shenanigans. Neutral game supremacy never felt so breezy—or so annoyingly evasive.
Relativism wraps up Destiny 2’s Prismatic era by proving Hunters don’t need rules—just a cloak that turns them into walking tornadoes of delightful absurdity. Like that candy store keys metaphor from earlier? Well, after mixing perks that turn melees into supernovas and dodges into teleports, this exotic isn’t just a vending machine—it’s a Rube Goldberg device built by Cayde-6 on a sugar rush. Guardians, embrace the beautiful mess. Your inner chaos demon will thank you.