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Styanax
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Description
Styanax never wonders how many enemies he will face, only where he can find them. The hoplite deals high damage. Enemies tremble before his spear and shield.
Passive
Styanax's critical chance increases with his shields and doubles for spearguns.
Abilities
1st Ability	Axios Javelin
2nd Ability	Tharros Strike
3rd Ability	Rally Point
4th Ability	Final Stand
General Information
Sex	Male
Mastery Rank	0
Max Rank	30
Health	270 (370 at Rank 30)
Shields	825 (925 at Rank 30)
Armor	265
Energy	175 (225 at Rank 30)
Starting Energy	50
Sprint Speed	1
Aura Polarity
Exilus Polarity	None
Polarities
Introduced	Update 32.0 (2022-09-07)
Themes	Astyanax, Hoplite, Peltast, Shield & Spear Paradox
Progenitor Element	Cold
Subsumed Ability	Tharros Strike
Tactical Ability	Rally Point
Sell Price	25,000
Official Drop Tables
https://www.warframe.com/droptables

Embody the valiant pride of ancient champions past, brandishing shield and spear zealously honed by ageless strife. Relive the legendary mythos of Styanax, the indomitable guardian.

He is an upcoming Warframe slated for release in the Veilbreaker update.

Trivia

• Styanax is the 50th unique Warframe to be released.
• Styanax was first revealed in TennoCon 2022's TennoLive segment in his own animated short teaser.
  • After  Ivara's statue promotional animated short, Styanax is the first Warframe to receive a full official featurette in anime artstyle.
  • In the teaser trailer, Styanax is depicted to summon and dual-wield twin energy spears, as well as materialize a spear melee weapon and handheld shield.
• His name likely draws inspiration from the Greek mythological character Astyanax, a nickname given by the people of Troy to Scamandrius, son of Hector the crown prince of Troy and princess Andromache of Cilician Thebe. The name itself means "High Lord, Protector of the City".