Understand Vigilante Pursuit
Useful when…
- Use in a Warframe Exilus slot when additional Enemy Radar is useful.
Radar range and rank
The mod grants +5 m Enemy Radar at rank 0, +20 m at rank 3, and +30 m at rank 5. Its value is information about enemy positions, not a combat stat.
Slot and rank costs
Vigilante Pursuit is a Warframe Exilus mod with Naramon polarity and base drain 4. At max rank it costs more to fuse; the listed rank 4 to 5 step is 320 Endo and 15,456 Credits. Rank it according to how much additional radar range helps and available capacity.
Radar alternatives
Enemy Sense also lists +30 m Enemy Radar in an Exilus slot. Flawed Enemy Sense lists +12 m, while Stealth Drift lists +18 m Enemy Radar plus aim-glide and wall-latch duration. These have different rank/slot characteristics; choose based on the supplied effects and available capacity, rather than stacking identical radar values automatically.
Acquisition
The supplied reward entries list Plains Commander, Plague Star level 15–25 bounty Rotation A, and Earth/Cetus level 30–50 bounty Rotation C. These are the entries stated for the mod.
Limitations and tradeoffs
- It occupies an Exilus slot and adds radar information rather than direct combat power.
- Other listed radar mods provide different values or an additional movement-duration effect.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating Enemy Radar as a damage or enemy-marking effect.
- Comparing the mod's rank 5 value to an alternative without accounting for the alternative's additional effect or slot.