DON’T SLEEP — Nothing Manacles Got Buffed (Void Warlock Build | Heist Battleground: Moon)

Описание: Don’t sleep on these newly buffed exotics.

In this Destiny 2 gameplay run, we take Nothing Manacles into Heist Battleground: Moon and show how strong they’ve become after recent updates. This Void Warlock build plays casually but still deletes entire rooms with Scatter Grenades, Nova Bomb, and the Choir of One exotic auto rifle doing steady work from range.

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Whether you’re running Fireteam Ops, farming activities, or just vibing through the playlist, this setup is easy, fun, and devastatingly effective.

Build Breakdown:

– Subclass: Void Warlock
– Exotic Armor: Nothing Manacles (buffed)
– Abilities: Scatter Grenades, Nova Bomb, Void synergies
– Weapon: Choir of One (Exotic Auto Rifle)
– Activity: Heist Battleground: Moon (Fireteam Ops)
– Playstyle: Casual, effortless, room-clearing flow

Nothing Manacles has always been good — but now?
They hit harder, track better, and turn every encounter into chaos on command.

If you’re running Void this season, you need to try this.

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In the shadows beneath Luna’s fractured sky, a Warlock moves as if he’s been here before.
Not rushing — not forcing — simply tuning in to the frequency of the Void.
The battlefield hums, the air tightens, and every Scatter Grenade becomes a fragment of intention released into the chaos.

Nothing Manacles, freshly strengthened, wrap around his arms like ancient circuitry remembering its purpose.
Their tracking bends through corridors and broken stone, hunting Cabal through smoke and lunar dust.
He doesn’t sprint or strain; he plays casually, letting the build carry him the way a current carries a branch downstream — steady, inevitable, and impossibly lethal.

In this long-form journey through Heist Battleground: Moon, he weaves Nova Bombs into the dark, collapses entire rooms with a pulse, and lets the Choir of One exotic auto rifle sing through the voidlight.
Each encounter feels less like combat and more like choreography — a quiet syncing of ability, timing, and natural aggression.
Fireteam Ops becomes a stage where the Void shapes the outcome long before enemies realize they’ve been marked.

This isn’t just a build.
It’s a rhythm — a way of moving through the world where instinct meets power, and the field bends around the Warlock who knows how to listen.

Don’t sleep.
The system breaks when you learn to flow.