Understand Nami Solo
Useful when…
- Close-range normal attacks with a 70% Slash share of listed damage.
- Regular or heavy slams as separate area attacks with Impact or Blast damage.
What are its attack modes?
Normal attacks list 172 total damage: 120.4 Slash, 25.8 Impact, and 25.8 Puncture. They attack at speed 1, with 15% critical chance, a 2× critical multiplier, and 25% status chance. A regular slam separately deals 344 Impact damage in an area, with 50% falloff by 8 m; a heavy slam deals 516 Blast damage with 30% falloff by 9 m. The weapon has 2.5 m range, 0.7 follow-through, and a 0.7-second heavy-attack wind-up.
When is it a sensible choice?
Its normal attack combines a majority Slash damage share with 25% status chance, so status-oriented investment is a reasonable consideration. Its critical chance is 15% and critical multiplier is 2×, which gives a different starting profile from the weapon's status figure. It requires Mastery Rank 6 and has one Madurai polarity. The listed recipe uses a blueprint, 2 Argon Crystals, 1,500 Ferrite, 800 Polymer Bundle, and 200 Rubedo; build time is 43,200 seconds.
What are its limits and alternatives?
This is a machete rather than a thrown weapon: the comparison describes Glaive as usable at melee range and throwable at a distance, while Nami Solo's supplied details list no thrown attack. Quassus is a Warfan with a distinct dagger-scattering property in its description, and Tak & Lug is a sword and shield with a described throwing Heavy Attack; neither comparison makes them direct replacements. Nami Solo remains limited by its 2.5 m listed range.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- 25% normal-attack status chance, with 15% critical chance.
- 0.7 follow-through but only 2.5 m listed range.
- Machete handling; no ranged throw is listed for this weapon.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not mistake the 344 regular slam for normal-attack damage.
- Do not assume the Glaive's throwing behavior applies to Nami Solo.
- Do not overlook the 2.5 m listed range when choosing where to fight.






