
Estela
5-star/Solar/Primary: Pulse Rifle, Power: Machine GunB tier
Introduction
Estela is a 5-star Solar character in Destiny: Rising. Estela's weapon type is Primary: Pulse Rifle, Power: Machine Gun and role is Offense.
On our Destiny: Rising tier list Estela is B tier, 10th of the 15 characters ranked, from where 9 current tier lists put Estela.
By game mode, Estela is B in PvP and S in PvE.
Other Solar characters in Destiny: Rising: Finnala, Tan-2 and Wolf.
Is Estela good?
Estela leans on summons to add pressure and soak up threat instead of fighting head on, and she can reliably chip away at damage from a safe distance behind them. In PvE that lets her play it safe while her minions do the work, and having several summons out at once helps redirect enemy aggro away from the team. Her build options stay flexible too.
The catch shows up in PvP, where sharper opponents can burn her summons down fast and cut into that pressure, which is why she settles at B.
Strengths
- adds extra damage and threats through her summons
- lets her play from a safe distance while summons work
- multiple summons help redirect enemy aggro
- flexible build options
Weaknesses
- skilled PvP opponents can kill her summons quickly and undercut her pressure
Skills
4Violent Reverie
SuperSummons a powerful Violent Reverie to continuously attack combatants by firing a contaminating beam.
Corruption
PassiveAttacking combatants with weapons accumulates Corruption, up to 10 times per second. Casting Bewitched Illusion consumes Corruption. This ability cannot be cast without sufficient energy.
Misfortune's Guide
Signature 1Unleashes contaminated energy, dealing damage to hit combatants and inflicting them with Misfortune.
Bewitched Illusion
Signature 2Bewitched Illusion to join the Estela summons a battlefield and fight combatants on its own. The more Corruption she has accumulated, the higher the level of the summoned Bewitched Illusion will be. Higher level Bewitched Illusions deal greater damage.
How to get Estela
Obtained on a Limited Banner.



