Mirage augment that converts Ammo and Orb pickups into proximity mines
Released Apr 9, 2015
Explosive Legerdemain is a Rare Mirage augment for Sleight of Hand. It turns Ammo and Orb pickups into proximity mines; at rank 3, the listed mine damage is 1,000 with 100% Status Chance.
Mirage setups using Sleight of Hand with the pickup-to-mine effect
Effect and ranks
The augment turns Ammo and Orb pickups into proximity mines. The listed values are 500 damage and 50% Status Chance at rank 0, 800 damage and 80% at rank 2, and 1,000 damage and 100% at rank 3.
Explosive Legerdemain is a standard Mirage mod with Zenurik polarity, base drain 6, and maximum rank 3. Example rank-up costs are 30, 60, and 120 Endo, with 1,449, 2,898, and 5,796 Credits respectively.
Hall of Malevolence modifies Hall of Mirrors, Prism Guard modifies Prism, and Total Eclipse modifies Eclipse; their listed effects concern those abilities rather than Sleight of Hand.
Limitations and tradeoffs
Uses a standard mod slot.
The listed effect modifies Sleight of Hand by converting pickups into mines.
Common mistakes to avoid
Confusing this Sleight of Hand augment with augments for Mirage’s other abilities.
Treating the listed mine damage or Status Chance as values for Mirage’s other abilities.
Effects and reference details
Rank effects and investment
Rank
Listed effects
Unpolarized drain
Total Endo from rank 0
Total Credits from rank 0
0
Sleight of Hand Augment: Ammo and Orbs pickups are turned into proximity mines that deal 500 Damage with a 50% Status Chance.
6
0
0
1
Sleight of Hand Augment: Ammo and Orbs pickups are turned into proximity mines that deal 600 Damage with a 65% Status Chance.
7
30
1,449
2
Sleight of Hand Augment: Ammo and Orbs pickups are turned into proximity mines that deal 800 Damage with a 80% Status Chance.
8
90
4,347
3
Sleight of Hand Augment: Ammo and Orbs pickups are turned into proximity mines that deal 1000 Damage with a 100% Status Chance.
9
210
10,143
These are listed mod effects and fusion costs, not final build damage. Matching and mismatched polarities change capacity. Totals assume starting at rank 0.