Understand Lenz
Useful when…
- Consider its listed Blast attack when aiming where nearby enemies may be affected.
- Account for the one-round magazine and charged-shot time when planning shots.
Listed attack entries
Charged Shot lists 50 Impact damage, 50% critical chance, 2× critical multiplier, and 5% status chance. Initial Blast lists 10 Cold damage; Bubble Collapse lists 660 Blast damage. The two area-attack entries each list a 7.2 m endpoint and 0.7 reduction in their falloff data.
Handling and ammunition
The bow has a one-round magazine and a 0.6-second reload. Its description says excess ammo picked up for other weapons is converted into Lenz charges; it does not specify the number of charges gained or a pickup rate.
How it differs from other bows
Nataruk has Quick, Charged, and Perfect Shot entries, and its description says to release just before full charge for maximum effect. Evensong's description gives it ally-oriented effects, while Kuva Bramma is described as firing clusterbomb-tipped arrows. These descriptions distinguish their stated mechanics without establishing that they are direct replacements for Lenz.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The Blast attack has a listed 0.7 falloff reduction at a 7.2 m endpoint.
- The one-round magazine and charged-shot time shape its handling.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Calling the 7.2 m falloff endpoint a radius.