Understand Sahasa Kubrow
Useful when…
- Choose it when locating supplies is a desired companion role.
- Equip Dig when you want the Kubrow to sniff out and dig up buried objects.
Role and base profile
Sahasa is described as a reliable partner that locates supplies for its master while thinning enemy ranks. Its listed profile is 940 health, 290 shields, and 300 armor. The description does not quantify its combat contribution or specify the supply-finding behavior's exact trigger, so those details should not be assumed.
Dig and buried objects
Dig is a compatible precept that must be equipped to grant its stated effect: the Kubrow sniffs out buried objects and digs them up. Its listed success chance bonus is +45% at rank 0 and +270% at rank 5. Consider ranking it when this specific buried-object utility matters to you; the given effect does not specify what objects are found or how often the precept attempts to act.
Ferocity's conditional combat effect
Ferocity is a compatible mod, not a passive property of Sahasa. It applies when the Kubrow attacks an enemy already open to finishers: the attack gains +50% crit chance at rank 0 or +300% at rank 5. If that enemy dies during the attack, nearby enemies have a 30% chance to be knocked down and opened to finishers; the listed radius is 1 meter at rank 0 and 6 meters at rank 5. This is a conditional effect, so it should not be treated as a general critical-chance increase for every attack.
Compare by the job you want
Chesa Kubrow shares Sahasa's listed 940 health, 290 shields, and 300 armor, but its description emphasizes relieving enemies of weapons and loot caches. Raksa Kubrow is described around defense and driving attackers away. Vasca Kavat is described as extending its own and its master's health through life transfusion. These are distinct described roles; choose between them based on whether supply finding, loot, protection, or life support is the role you want.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Dig requires an equipped precept, and its specified utility concerns buried objects rather than supplies in general.
- Ferocity only adds critical chance against enemies open to finishers; its area knockdown effect additionally requires the attacked enemy to die during that attack.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming Dig's buried-object effect is the same as Sahasa's broader description of locating supplies.
- Applying Ferocity's critical-chance bonus to attacks against enemies that are not open to finishers.
- Treating Ferocity's knockdown chance as unconditional; the attacked enemy must die during the attack.