Fallen Sunstar

The perk affects the ionic traces that you create. With the helmet they travel faster and give extra ability energy when collected.

Teammates standing near you also receive ability energy when you collect a trace, which shares the benefit across the fireteam.

The helmet is an ability-energy engine, so it fits builds that spend grenades, melee and class abilities rapidly.

Because allies benefit too, it is a support option rather than a purely selfish perk.

Ability-heavy builds get the most from it, since every grenade, melee and class ability you spend comes back faster when traces are collected quickly, and allies who stay close share the refund.

• Fallen Sunstar, Exotic helmet for Warlocks, 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, which puts Exotic Ciphers from your own account toward this piece.
• Quantity (values 1 to 15).

• An active Destiny 2 account that owns The Witch Queen, since the game data marks Fallen Sunstar "Requires Destiny 2: The Witch Queen" on Xûr's offer of it; Destiny 2: The Collection includes it.
• A Warlock character, because other classes cannot equip this armor piece.

Does Fallen Sunstar help allies?

Yes. Nearby allies gain ability energy when you collect an ionic trace.

What is an ionic trace?

A collectible pickup you create that returns ability energy when you collect it.

Where does Fallen Sunstar 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.