Understand Trinity Prime
Useful when…
- Mark enemies with Energy Vampire so allies gain energy over time.
- Use Blessing to restore Health and Shields and reduce incoming damage for allies within Affinity Range.
- Activate Link when channeling damage taken to a nearby enemy is useful.
- Apply Well Of Life to an enemy when allies can attack that target for additional Health.
Support effects and conditions
Well Of Life creates a well on an enemy that absorbs Status Effect damage intended for nearby allies. Allies gain additional Health when they attack that target. The description also says that if allies die, enemies in the well die in their stead. Energy Vampire marks enemies so allies gain energy over time. Link channels damage Trinity Prime takes to a nearby enemy while Link is active. Blessing restores Health and Shields to allies within Affinity Range and reduces the damage they take from enemies.
Stats and Prime configuration
Trinity Prime has 270 Health, 455 Shields, and 135 Armor. Her listed polarities are two Vazarin, one Madurai, and one Naramon, with a Vazarin aura polarity. Standard Trinity lists 270 Health, 270 Shields, and 105 Armor. The Prime description states that its altered polarities offer greater customization; these facts do not quantify the effect of a specific configuration.
Passive and range
Trinity Prime’s passive gives allies in Affinity Range a portion of her Max Energy as Health, but the percentage is unspecified. Blessing also explicitly uses Affinity Range. Well Of Life’s additional Health is tied to allies attacking its target, so its description does not establish a general squad-wide heal.
Considering other support frames
Oberon and Oberon Prime are described as supporting allies through healing. Their supplied descriptions do not establish Trinity Prime’s energy supply, Blessing effects, or the same support conditions. Consider them only if their described healing role is relevant; the comparison does not show that they replace Trinity’s specific abilities.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Support effects depend on marked enemies, active Link, allies attacking the Well Of Life target, or ally proximity to Affinity Range.
- The passive’s numeric percentage is unspecified.
- The supplied descriptions give no numerical amounts for healing, energy, or damage reduction.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Assuming Prime has a different supplied ability kit from standard Trinity.
- Assuming Blessing or the passive reaches beyond Affinity Range.
- Treating Well Of Life’s additional Health as a general heal independent of attacks on its target.
- Inventing a numeric passive percentage or fixed healing amount.