Understand Latron Prime
Useful when…
- Use the normal attack for semi-automatic hit-scan fire with listed Puncture-heavy damage.
- Compare the Incarnon projectile and AoE profiles separately from the normal attack.
Normal attack and handling
The Normal Attack is semi-automatic hit-scan fire at a listed speed of 4.17. It deals 72 Puncture, 9 Impact, and 9 Slash damage, with 22% critical chance, a 2.8× critical multiplier, and 26% status chance. Its magazine holds 15 rounds and reload time is about 2.4 seconds. The description characterizes Latron Prime as having a slight damage increase over the standard Latron without specifying an amount.
Incarnon attack profiles
The Incarnon Form entry is a projectile attack at speed 3.33 with projectile speed 120. It lists 50 Impact damage, 44% critical chance, a 3.4× critical multiplier, and 30% status chance. The separate Incarnon Form AoE entry also lists speed 3.33 and the same critical and status values; it deals 70 Puncture and 70 Heat, with falloff parameters from 0 to 4 and reduction 0.2. These are separate attack entries from the normal hit-scan attack.
Comparing rifle behaviors
Braton Prime is described as a rifle with modified damage and a larger magazine than the standard model. Nagantaka Prime is a crossbow with an alternate-fire bolt barrage and a described headshot-kill reload-speed benefit. Alternox Prime is described as firing massive electrifying orbs. These descriptions distinguish their stated weapon behaviors from Latron Prime’s semi-automatic fire.
Requirements and build details
Latron Prime requires Mastery Rank 10 and has a rank cap of 30. It lists Madurai and Naramon polarities, a build price of 15,000, and a build time of 43,200 seconds (12 hours). Its record includes a Vaulted tag.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Normal fire is semi-automatic and has a 15-round magazine.
- The normal attack is Puncture-heavy, while the listed Incarnon entries have different shot types and damage profiles.
- The description’s damage comparison with the standard Latron is qualitative.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Applying Incarnon critical, status, or damage values to the normal attack.
- Treating the Incarnon projectile entry as hit-scan.
- Reading the qualitative damage comparison as a specific numeric bonus.