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Jarra's Wrath is a weapon classified under the Volt Caster category. Since Jarra's Wrath 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.
Description and Alternative Items
Jarra's Wrath is a unique weapon introduced during Echoes of Reality.
Jarra's Wrath is a Volt Caster. It can do immense lightning damage to multiple targets at the same time, yest it does not do blast damage.
Its masterwork perk also lets it prime targets, but it is a very slow primer. The value of its priming status effect is unknown but assumed to be as low as 20.
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: Blasts a short-range arc of lightning.
Obtaining Methods
Jarra's Wrath can be obtained in the following ways:
- War Chests
- 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.
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For a Collection of similar Cortex Entries, See: Volt Caster (Armory) |
Blueprint and Crafting
Currently, this item cannot be crafted.
Trivia (May Contain Spoilers)
- Jarra's Wrath existed in the game's Beta test but was cut for launch because it was not balanced.
- It could also be acquired as a random drop during the 2017 E3 reveal while playing the mission Hell or High Water.[1]
- It also used a different weapon vinyl on that was mostly black in color instead of its current red during the 2017 E3 reveal.
- It was introduced along with other Volt Casters during Echoes of Reality.
- 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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