Abeyant Leap

The perk rebuilds Drengr's Lash around crowd control. Each use releases extra projectiles, and those projectiles home in on targets more aggressively and fly a longer distance than the standard lash does.

The suspend effect they apply is stronger, so groups of enemies stay under control. Every time you suspend a target you also earn Woven Mail, the Strand armor buff, which makes the leg piece defensive as well as disruptive.

Drengr's Lash is a Strand Titan aspect that Prismatic Titans can also equip, so this piece pays off on those two subclasses. Strand unlocks through the Lightfall campaign on Neomuna, which needs the Lightfall expansion; Prismatic comes with The Final Shape.

Suspended enemies are easy targets for the rest of a Strand kit, so the legs suit players who like to control a room and then clean it up.

• Abeyant Leap, Exotic leg armor for Titans, added to your account.
• Stat Options: None, High Overall Stats (65+), or one of High Health Stat (25+), High Melee Stat (25+), High Grenade Stat (25+), High Super Stat (25+), High Class Stat (25+) and High Weapons Stat (25+).
• Extras: Use My Exotic Ciphers, for orders where the Exotic Ciphers on your account are used.
• Quantity (values 1 to 15).

• Lightfall on your account: in the game data, Abeyant Leap carries the note "Requires Destiny 2: Lightfall" on Xûr's offer of it. Destiny 2: The Collection includes it.
• A Titan character to wear it, since armor is class-locked.

Which subclass does Abeyant Leap need?

Strand or Prismatic. The perk modifies Drengr's Lash, an aspect of the Strand Titan that Prismatic Titans can also equip, so other subclasses leave the exotic effect idle.

What does the suspend do to enemies?

Suspended enemies are lifted and cannot act normally. With Puppeteer's Control equipped, suspending a target also grants Woven Mail.

Where does Abeyant Leap come from in the game?

In the game data its source is Exotic Armor Focusing, and Exotic Ciphers are used to focus Exotics at the Cryptarch.