Understand Tenet Agendus
Useful when…
- Use normal attacks for their listed Impact and Electricity damage.
- Use the Energy Disk as a separate projectile attack; it has a one-second charge time.
- Choose Slam or Heavy Slam based on their distinct listed damage and falloff.
What each attack does
Normal Attacks deal 120 Impact and 140 Electricity, with 24% critical chance, a 2× critical multiplier, and 28% status chance. The Energy Disk is a projectile with a one-second charge time; it deals 2,880 Electricity and has the same listed critical chance, multiplier, and status chance. The description associates this disk with Heavy Attacks. Slam Attack deals 520 Electricity, while Heavy Slam deals 780 Electricity. Their listed falloff differs: Slam falls off from 0 to 6 m with 50% reduction; Heavy Slam falls off from 0 to 10 m with 30% reduction.
Handling and practical use
Normal attack speed is listed as 0.917, range as about 2.6 m, Heavy Attack wind-up as one second, and blocking angle as 90°. The Energy Disk also has a listed one-second charge time. These values make attack mode and timing relevant when deciding whether to stay in melee range, charge the disk, or use a slam.
How it differs from other hammers
The listed alternatives have distinct effects: Arca Titron builds an electron charge from successive kills for slam attacks; Coda Motovore’s wheel gains a buff based on the physical damage type it was modded for; and Heliocor scans on fatal strikes when a Codex Scanner is equipped and has an available charge. Those effects support different uses from Tenet Agendus’s listed Energy Disk.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- The Energy Disk has a one-second charge time.
- Normal attack speed is listed as 0.917.
- Slam Attack and Heavy Slam differ in damage and falloff.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not treat the Energy Disk’s 2,880 Electricity as normal-attack or slam damage.
- Do not conflate Slam Attack’s 520 Electricity with Heavy Slam’s 780 Electricity.