Understand Khra
Useful when…
- Test Khra in the Requiem sequence for a Kuva Lich or Sister of Parvos.
- Monitor remaining charges when continuing to test passphrase order.
Role in the Requiem sequence
The nemesis passphrase contains three different Requiems in a particular order. Murmur progress can reveal which Requiems are present, but not their order, so players test and rearrange their Parazon mods. Khra is one candidate in that sequence. A successful Requiem Mercy that sends the Lich or Sister to its final confrontation consumes one charge from every equipped Requiem mod.
Equipping and charges
A fresh Khra has three charges. It occupies a dedicated Requiem Parazon slot, with no capacity drain or polarity. Up to three distinct Requiem mods can be equipped, and duplicate copies cannot share the slots. The pink dots on the icon indicate remaining charges.
When Khra is Defiled
Each successful Requiem Mercy that sends the nemesis to its final confrontation consumes a charge from Khra if it is equipped. After all three charges are spent, it becomes Defiled and cannot be used for its Parazon purpose. Defiled mods can be recycled, sold for Credits, transmuted, or traded; four Requiem mods can be transmuted into one random fully charged mod.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Khra’s use is encounter-specific: it contributes to testing the nemesis’s Requiem passphrase, with no stated combat-stat benefit.
- Successful Requiem Mercies consume its limited charges along with those of all other equipped Requiem mods.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Reading the Requiem rank as a fusion level; it counts charges already consumed.
- Assuming Khra loses a charge only when it was the correct Requiem; every equipped Requiem mod loses one on a successful Requiem Mercy.
- Trying to equip duplicate Khra copies in multiple Requiem slots.