Understand Latron Wraith
Useful when…
- Use the normal attack for precise hit-scan shots with a 26% critical chance and 2.8× multiplier.
- Consider the Incarnon entries as separate attacks with their own projectile and area behavior.
- Compare with the standard Latron or Kuva Hind if a different firing pattern matters.
What does it do?
The normal attack is semi-automatic and hit-scan, listed at speed 5. It deals 15.5 Impact, 43.4 Puncture, and 3.1 Slash, with 26% critical chance, a 2.8× multiplier, and 14% status chance. Its magazine holds 15 rounds and reloads in 2.4 seconds. These normal-attack stats make it a critical-leaning precision rifle rather than an automatic weapon.
What changes in Incarnon form?
The Incarnon Form is listed as a projectile at speed 120, with 48% critical chance, a 3.4× multiplier, and 28% status chance; it deals 50 Impact. The separate Incarnon Form AoE lists 50 Puncture and 50 Heat, with falloff from 0 to 4 and 20% reduction. These figures describe different attacks from normal fire.
What alternatives have different firing styles?
Gorgon Wraith and Karak Wraith are Grineer rifle variants, but the descriptions do not establish them as semi-automatic precision replacements. Kuva Hind offers burst, semi-automatic, and automatic fire modes, so it is a relevant comparison when mode flexibility matters. The supplied Latron Wraith profile remains distinct for its semi-automatic hit-scan shot and critical stats.
What should you watch for?
Normal-fire status chance is 14%, distinct from the 28% listed for Incarnon Form. Do not assume the form's projectile and AoE stats apply to the regular hit-scan shot. The entry lists Mastery requirement 7, rank cap 30, and one Madurai polarity; its Invasion Reward tag does not guarantee current acquisition availability.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Normal fire has a lower listed status chance than its Incarnon Form.
- Semi-automatic firing rewards deliberate aim rather than continuous fire.
- Incarnon attacks have projectile and area properties separate from normal fire.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Applying Incarnon status chance and critical stats to the normal attack.
- Assuming all Wraith variants have the same firing behavior.
- Treating its acquisition tag as a confirmed current reward route.