Understand Prisma Shade
Useful when…
- Compare its listed chassis with the stated stealth kits of Shade or Shade Prime before choosing it for stealth.
- Use its four Penjaga and one Naramon polarities as mod-fitting information.
What is specified
Prisma Shade’s listed stats are 700 health, 300 shields, 80 armor, and 100 power. The entry gives a rank cap of 30 and five polarities, but no Precepts, weapon, or recipe. Its description’s reference to stealth does not supply a mechanic, so it cannot establish a specific stealth effect.
Mod slot layout
Its listed polarities are four Penjaga and one Naramon. Use them to assess intended mod fit before making changes. No upgrade track or build recommendation is supplied.
Compare documented stealth options
Base Shade is described with Revenge and Ghost as default Precepts and a burst laser pistol. Shade Prime is described as specializing in stealth and comes with Burst Laser Prime. Those entries provide explicit stealth descriptions that Prisma Shade’s own entry lacks; compare them when a documented stealth kit is the priority.
Chassis comparison
The listed Shade has 600 health and 130 shields, while Shade Prime has 700 health and 300 shields, with 100 armor. Prisma Shade shares the Prime’s listed health and shields but has 80 armor. These stats describe the chassis only and do not determine stealth behavior.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Its chassis values are provided, but its own Precepts and weapon are not.
- Stealth behavior is not established by the Prisma Shade entry despite its name and description.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming Prisma Shade has Ghost or another stealth Precept from the base Shade description.
- Treating matching health and shields with Shade Prime as proof of identical function.






