Set minimum stat targets
Every point matters up to 200. Set the floor your build needs, then add the net effect of subclass fragments.
Build before you grind. Set every target and constraint, then get the exact five-piece archetypes, tertiaries, stat mods, tuning, and Exotic roll required.
Targets are minimums. The solver always equips exactly one Exotic and four Legendary pieces.
Six axes map directly to the six target stats below.
Use automatic +5/−5 tuning or define each armor slot.
Add the net fragment boost or penalty for each stat.
For old Exotics or Exotic class items, enter base masterworked stats.
The full solver starts after the interactive calculator loads.
Planner assumptions: five masterworked Tier 5 Armor 3.0 pieces, one stat mod per piece, and current 2026 tuning access. Targets are minimums; actual drops remain random.
Most armor optimizers begin with your inventory. That is useful after you have a healthy vault, but it does not answer the question that sends Guardians searching for a Destiny 2 armor stat calculator: what should I chase next?
D2 Armor Lab starts with your desired distribution instead. It searches the current Armor 3.0 roll structure, selects a five-piece archetype composition, assigns one tertiary to each piece, and then spends your five stat-mod and tuning slots. The result is a practical farming specification you can keep beside your postmaster, not just a theoretical total.
The solver follows the same building blocks shown on an in-game Tier 5 armor drop. It does not invent flexible points that the item cannot roll.
Every point matters up to 200. Set the floor your build needs, then add the net effect of subclass fragments.
Each archetype locks the 30-point primary and 25-point secondary. The calculator compares all 12 current pairs.
The 20-point tertiary can be one of the four remaining stats. This is often the roll that turns a good piece into your piece.
Five +10 or +5 stat mods close the largest gaps. Balanced or +5/−5 tuning handles the final points without hiding the cost.
A full Tier 5 set supplies 450 masterworked base stats, up to 50 from five major stat mods, and 15 from five Balanced Tuning mods. Fragment bonuses are added separately.
The stat panel uses three bands: Setup below 70, Core from 70 to 100, and Overcharge above 100. Use the labels as planning cues, not hard breakpoints for every ability.
Orb healing and flinch resistance.
Above 100: Faster shield recovery and more PvE shields.Melee cooldown and external energy gains.
Above 100: Increased powered, unpowered, and Glaive damage.Grenade cooldown and external energy gains.
Above 100: Increased grenade ability damage.Super energy from damage and external gains.
Above 100: Increased Super ability damage.Class ability cooldown and energy gains.
Above 100: Class-ability overshield and scaling effects.Reload, handling, and minor/major damage.
Above 100: Ammo gains plus boss and Guardian damage.Treat the five recommendations as profiles, then map them to your real helmet, arms, chest, legs, and class item around the Exotic your build requires. A recommendation such as “Powerhouse with a Health tertiary” means the drop should show Weapons primary, Super secondary, and Health tertiary.
Save the result as a device-local checklist and mark pieces off while you farm. A tuned-stat recommendation describes the Tier 5 bonus you are chasing; Balanced Tuning is easier because it does not require a particular +5 destination. The calculator favors a reachable plan over unnecessary tuning transfers.
The model is based on Bungie's published Armor 3.0 rules and the June 2026 archetype update. Read the full armor archetype guide for the primary and secondary pair table.
It works backward from your minimum target stats and recommends five Armor 3.0 archetype and tertiary profiles, then assigns stat mods and tuning choices. The result tells you what to farm rather than only checking armor already in your vault.
Yes. It includes the original six archetypes plus Siegebreaker, Skirmisher, Demolitionist, Colossus, Reaver, and Powerhouse, which Bungie added with Monument of Triumph in June 2026.
Tier 5 gives a deterministic 30 primary, 25 secondary, and 20 tertiary roll before masterwork bonuses. That makes it possible to produce a concrete farming target. Lower-tier rolls vary and may fall short of the result.
Yes. Open Advanced build inputs and enter the net bonus or penalty for each stat. The solver applies those offsets before judging whether your armor plan reaches the selected minimums.
No. D2ArmorPicker is best known for searching armor you already own after account authorization. D2 Armor Lab requires no login and answers the earlier question: which archetypes, tertiaries, and tuning outcomes should you farm next?
Game rules last reviewed July 15, 2026. Source basis: Bungie's Monument of Triumph armor update and its published Armor 3.0 tier rules.