Guardian shield as a heavy. Like the cabal shield but slimmer This is how it would work:
The shield is powered by heavy synthesis and once selected it's paired with a side arm and will block anything even a super but a super will just about depleted fully. Just a few more normal shots after you took that super hit and it's gone.
Also melee with that heavy shield is a one hit kill but you would not be able to run
Perks:
-melee kills with shield powers your super
-side arm kills with shield grants fast reloads for a short time
Exotic shield version:
-incoming fire had a chance to fire back at enemy
-kills side arm while blocking grants small health
-charge blast (just like the ones on cabal taken shield but with elemental damage)
Other thoughts:
If we are allowed to run with shield and use it as shoulder charge one hit kills, these kills should take a large chunk of heavy like the exotic sword. Also running with the shield for kills will have you exposed and could be easily killed cause you won't be blocking
Left trigger: block
Right trigger:shoot side arm
Left top shoulder button: shield blast (on exotic version)
Right shoulder button: shield melee
Edit: Credits to ColdSpring0676 for the basic idea
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