How to Get Mothkeeper’s Wraps (A.K.A. Moth Grenades) Destiny 2

Yes, you read that right—moths. This Exotic armor will turn your boring grenades into fluttery bugs that either blow up enemies or give your friends a nice shield. Let’s jump in and see how to get these and what to do with them!

So, you want these fancy arms that give you moth bombs? There are three ways to get them:

1. Legend or Master Lost Sectors — Think of this like a tough maze. You have to get a Platinum clear, which is a fancy way of saying, “beat it really well,” and hope an Exotic drops. Cross your fingers!
2. Vex Strike Force Public Event — This is like a big Vex party. It’s random, so you just have to hang out in the Vex Incursion Zone and wait for it. The good news? Every time you complete it, you get an Exotic. Easy peasy.
3. Engram Drops — After you finally get Mothkeeper’s Wraps, they might just start dropping from engrams as you play. Keep doing what you do best—playing the game—and you’ll find them.

Best Build for Mothkeeper’s Wraps (Moths, Bombs, and More Moths!)

Ready to build the ultimate moth-throwing Hunter? Here’s the best build to make the most of your new bug friends. This one’s called The Mothkeeper’s Eclipse, and it’s perfect for medium-difficulty stuff. Don’t worry, you’ll be a moth master in no time!

What You Need (Your Moth Arsenal)

• Exotic Armor — Of course, you’ll need your Mothkeeper’s Wraps. You didn’t come this far for nothing!
• Weapon — Bring along Ex Diris, a grenade launcher, because why not launch more explosions?
• Aspect — Widow’s Silk is your best friend, and Ensnaring Slam is your backup buddy. Both work great with your moths.
• Fragments — You’ll want Thread of Generation, Thread of Mind, Thread of Warding, and Thread of Continuity. Basically, anything with “Thread” in it.
• Stats to Focus On — You’ll want to be tough (Resilience), throw grenades faster (Discipline), and move quick (Mobility).

Mods (The Moth Mod Squad)

• Helmet — Arc Siphon and Ashes to Assets. Trust me, you want these.
• Arms — Firepower and Grenade Kickstart. More grenade power means more moths!
• Chest — Damage Resistance mods because staying alive is cool.
• Legs — Innervation, Recuperation, and Arc Weapon Surge. These will help you stay in the fight.
• Bond — Double Bomber mods and Powerful Attraction. Because double the fun is always better!

How to Play with This Build

Here’s how you play like a true moth master:

1. Multi-Kills for Days — Use Ex Diris to get a bunch of multi-kills. This will create Orbs and summon more moths. The more the merrier, right?
2. Throw Moths Often — You’ve got 3 moth grenade charges, so throw them whenever you can. You’ll get them back thanks to your abilities.
3. Use Arc Weapon Surge — This gives you a nice damage boost. It’s like moth steroids.
4. Need a Shield? — Throw a grenade near yourself, and one of the moths will come back to give you an overshield. Moth to the rescue!
5. Collect Orbs — Dodge near Orbs to get health and grenade energy. It’s like a bonus gift!
6. Help Your Team — Don’t hog all the fun. Use the moths to give your Fireteam overshields or use all three grenades to blast a tough enemy.

Conclusion

Mothkeeper’s Wraps are a fun and powerful Exotic for Hunters. They turn your grenades into moths that can either blow up enemies or help your friends with a shield. You can get them by completing tough Lost Sectors, joining the Vex Strike Force event, or through engrams.

To use them best, follow the Mothkeeper’s Eclipse build. This lets you keep throwing moth grenades, getting shields, and doing extra damage with your weapons. It’s all about using your moths wisely and staying strong with your team.