Understand Phenmor
Useful when…
- Use the normal attack for semi-automatic projectile fire.
- Treat Incarnon Form as a distinct attack mode with its own listed stats.
Normal and Incarnon attacks
Normal Attack fires at 3 per second and deals 98 Slash plus 42 Puncture. Its projectile speed and flight are listed as 120; critical chance is 20%, critical multiplier 2×, and status chance 20%. Incarnon Form fires at 13.33 per second and deals 80 Slash plus 60 Radiation, with projectile speed and flight listed as 80. Its critical chance, critical multiplier, and status chance are 20%, 2×, and 20%.
Handling and requirements
The normal rifle has a Semi trigger, a 30-round magazine, a 2.8-second reload, and listed accuracy of about 28.6. It requires Mastery Rank 14 and has Madurai and Naramon polarities.
How the alternatives differ
Afentis is a speargun whose thrown form can pin an enemy or buff nearby allies with reload speed, fire rate, ammo pools, and reduced recoil. Boltor Prime fires Orokin-designed bolts. Gotva Prime has a chance for its next shot to be a Super Critical hit after it inflicts a Status Effect; these descriptions identify different weapon mechanics from Phenmor's listed attacks.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The normal attack fires more slowly than the separately listed Incarnon attack.
- The two attacks have different damage types and projectile speeds.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not combine the normal and Incarnon attack figures into one firing mode.
- Do not infer an Incarnon activation condition or duration from the listed weapon details.