Understand Tenet Envoy
Useful when…
- Use aimed rockets when wire-guided accuracy is useful and slower travel is acceptable.
- Holster it to use the described automatic reload behavior.
Rocket attack and damage
The weapon fires automatically at a listed 0.83 shots per second. Grenade Impact is a projectile attack at speed and flight 40, with 100 Impact damage. Rocket Explosion is a separate AoE attack with 640 Cold damage, 28% critical chance, a 2.6x critical multiplier, and 24% status chance; its falloff spans 0–8 meters with 80% reduction. The combined listed damage is 740, but the impact and explosion types and areas should remain distinct when assessing a hit.
Aiming, magazine, and reload
Aimed rockets are wire-guided for greater accuracy but travel more slowly, according to the description. The magazine holds eight rockets and the listed reload time is four seconds. The Granum Attaché System reloads the weapon when holstered, giving a practical reason to switch weapons during a reload cycle.
Investment and alternatives
Tenet Envoy has rank cap 40 and mastery requirement 16. Its listed build price is 10,000 and build time 60 seconds, with a blueprint component listed. Kuva Tonkor and Tonkor are grenade launchers; Carmine Penta is another launcher described as having higher fire rate and an oversized magazine. Their descriptions point to different handling, but the comparison entries do not establish that their projectile guidance or holster reload works like Envoy's. Consider them when you want a different launcher behavior, not as assumed replacements.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Slow listed fire rate and projectile travel delay damage delivery.
- The eight-round magazine is followed by a four-second listed reload unless the holster behavior is used.
- Explosion damage has 80% falloff reduction by the end of its 8-meter AoE range.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Combining Impact and Cold explosion damage as though they were the same attack area.
- Assuming holster reload is instantaneous or has a specific duration.
- Forgetting aimed guidance trades faster projectile travel for greater accuracy.






