Elemental Rage

Freelancer! Elemental Rage is available for purchase in-game.
To check its rotation number or date of availability, fly to:

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Elemental Rage is a weapon classified under the Assault Rifle category. Since Elemental Rage is used during combat, it is considered a Combat Equipment. These items are used to damage and defeat enemies or break destructible objects.

Note: All numeric values (except the power level) mentioned are only applicable to the default state of the weapon. It may be possible to increase or decrease the net values using inscriptions, but they will not be shown.

WEAPON Elemental Rage
Legendary Assault Rifle
Legendary Assault Rifle
Stats
Veteran's Furor: Hitting Elite enemies increases all elemental damage by 5% for 10 seconds. Stacks to 20.
Damage	719
Damage	719
Masterwork Assault Rifle
Masterwork Assault Rifle
Stats
Veteran's Furor: Hitting Elite enemies increases all elemental damage by 5% for 10 seconds. Stacks to 20.
Damage	238
Damage	238
RPM	500
RPM	500
Range	35
Range	35
Ammo	320
Ammo	320
Magazine	40
Magazine	40
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Elemental Rage is a weapon classified under the Assault Rifle category. Since Elemental Rage is used during combat, it is considered a Combat Equipment. These items are used to damage and defeat enemies.

Description and Alternative Items

For the alternative item, see Defender

Elemental Rage is an upgraded Defender. This weapon is a standard-issue Freelancer rifle.

Elemental Rage has a hidden perk apart from its masterwork perk. Equipping Elemental Rage while harvesting can provide an additional ember from the harvest. Equipping two of these guns grants a second additional ember. This makes it useful in Harvest Builds to collect resources for crafting.


This item has a special ability, which is a procedural perk that can be activated by performing an action mentioned in its masterwork perk.
Masterwork Perk: Veteran's Furor: Hitting Elite enemies increases all elemental damage by 5% for 10 seconds. Stacks to 20.

Obtaining Methods

Elemental Rage can be obtained in the following ways:

• Loot

• Guardians’ Gifts-Tomb of Artinia

• Regulator Store (When available)

Cortex Entry

Cortex Entries are small pieces of lore attached with the particular weapon found in Anthem and accessed through the Cortex. All weapons have at least one entry associated with them. All Masterwork and Legendary weapons' cortex entries directly add to the narrative of the world.

Check Cortex Entry: Elemental Rage (Weapon) for More Information

This rapid-fire rifle's creation is one of the most mystical of the weapons in a Freelancer's arsenal. It is said an Engineer or Forgewright in days of old was repairing a damaged assault rifle when an elemental micro-storm enveloped her forge. When she removed the rifle, it was discovered it had the ability to add power to a javelin's elemental weaponry. This may be one of the earliest instances of utilizing ember for weaponry.

For a Collection of similar Cortex Entries, See: Assault Rifle (Armory)

Blueprint and Crafting

Elemental Rage is an item that can be crafted. It requires different amounts of resources depending upon its rarity. Complete the requirement in Blueprint Acquisition to unlock the Blueprint. Then craft the item in the Forge using the resources.
Unlocked blueprints can be found in the Craft tab located under the appropriate combat equipment slot (Weapon/Gear/Component) of a javelin in the loadouts tab of the Forge.
The following table provides insights on blueprint and crafting requirements:

	Blueprint Acquisition	Elemental Rage Blueprint	Crafted Elemental Rage
Masterwork	Elemental Rage Challenge

Required Crafting Resources

Check Cortex Entry: Elemental Rage (Blueprint) for More Information

Masterwork 60 Chimeric Alloy 30 Chimeric Compound 30 Weapon Parts 15 Masterwork Ember

Trivia (May Contain Spoilers)

• Elemental Rage is the only known weapon with an additional perk that is hidden. This perk may be added to make the weapon behave more like its lore mentioned in its cortex entry.
• In the game the Magazine size (also known as the clip size) is incorrectly referred to as Ammo within the statistics of a weapon.

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