Understand Netra
Useful when…
- Testing a known Requiem in a nemesis sequence
- Filling one of up to three distinct Parazon Requiem slots
What does Netra do?
Netra occupies a dedicated Requiem slot on the Parazon and contributes to the sequence tested against a Kuva Lich or Sister of Parvos. It has no listed combat-stat bonus. A successful Requiem Mercy that sends the nemesis to its final confrontation consumes one charge from each equipped Requiem mod. [wf-lotus-upgrades-mods-immortal-immortalsevenmod:identity, wf-lotus-upgrades-mods-immortal-immortalsevenmod:mechanics]
How should I equip and track charges?
You can equip up to three distinct Requiem mods, with no duplicate copies of the same mod in those slots. Requiem mods have no polarity or capacity drain. A fresh Netra has three charges; its native rank records how many have been consumed, so remaining charges equal three minus that rank. [wf-lotus-upgrades-mods-immortal-immortalsevenmod:details, wf-lotus-upgrades-mods-immortal-immortalsevenmod:mechanics]
What happens when its charges run out?
After three charges are spent, Netra becomes Defiled and cannot be used for its Parazon purpose. Defiled mods are separate from usable charges; the supplied rules describe recycling or supported transmutation as separate options. Do not treat its displayed rank as an ordinary Endo-upgrade level. [wf-lotus-upgrades-mods-immortal-immortalsevenmod:mechanics]
Limitations and tradeoffs
- Equipping Netra uses one of the three distinct Requiem positions; its sequence value depends on the nemesis being tested.
- Each successful Requiem Mercy that advances a nemesis consumes a charge, so a fresh copy supports three such successful Mercies before becoming Defiled.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Do not fuse or rank Netra as an ordinary mod; its rank counts charges already consumed.
- Do not equip duplicate Netra copies in the Parazon's Requiem slots.
- Do not expect a Defiled Netra to remain usable for Requiem Mercies.