Understand Raksa Kubrow
Useful when…
- Choose it for a companion role centered on personal defense and pushing attackers away.
- Consider Protect when shield replenishment and brief shield-regeneration support would help your Warframe.
What it does
Raksa is identified as a strong guardian that protects its master by bolstering defense and driving away attackers. Its listed stats are 750 health, 390 shields, and 300 armor. The supplied information does not specify the precise innate triggering conditions or numeric effects of those defensive behaviors, so treat the description as its role rather than a quantified ability.
Using Protect for shield support
Protect is a compatible precept, not an always-active innate benefit: equip it for the effect. At rank 0 it replenishes the Kubrow's and master's shields by 5% of the Kubrow's maximum shields and adds the Kubrow's shield regeneration rate to its master's for 3 seconds. At rank 5, the replenishment rises to 30%; the 3-second regeneration effect remains. This makes Protect the concrete option here when you want shield support, while its value depends on the companion having shields and the precept being equipped.
When to consider another companion
Sahasa Kubrow and Chesa Kubrow each list 940 health, 290 shields, and 300 armor; their descriptions respectively emphasize locating supplies and relieving enemies of weapons and loot caches. Vasca Kavat is described as transfusing life to extend its own health and its master's. Consider these alternatives when their stated supply, loot, or life-support roles better match your goal; the available information does not establish that they reproduce Raksa's guardian focus.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Protect's shield restoration is proportional to the Kubrow's maximum shields and requires equipping the precept.
- The listed Raksa profile has more shields but less health than Sahasa and Chesa; the numbers alone do not establish overall survivability.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating Protect as innate rather than an equipped precept.
- Assuming the guardian description supplies numeric effects or exact activation conditions that are not specified.






