Vengeful Revenant

For the Warframe, see Revenant.

Excalibur performing Impending Dread.
Excalibur performing Lone Vengeance.
Excalibur performing Drowning Despair.
Excalibur performing Rising Hate.

Vengeful Revenant is a stance mod for Sword type weapons.

Can be equipped on:

✓ denotes weapon with matching Stance polarity

Combos

Combo Name

Button Combination

Length

Avg Dmg Multi/s

Impending Dread

300%

200%

300%

3.15s

444%/s

Lone Vengeance

100%

200%

100%

200%

1.55s

387%/s

+

Rising Hate

400%

100%

200%

300%

3s

333%/s

+

Drowning Despair

100%

300%

2x 50%

300%

2.3s

478%/s

( + ) +

Perfect Cut

500%

N/A

N/A%/s

(Heavy Attack)

Spiral Cut

100%

0.69s

145%/s

(While Sliding)

Weightless Steel

200%

300%

N/A

N/A%/s

(While In Air)

Weightless Steel

300%

N/A

N/A%/s

(While Wall Latching)

Death's Mark

1000%

N/A

N/A%/s

(On Knocked

Down Enemy)

360° Attack

Slam Attack

Ranged Attack

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Key Inputs
Basic Melee (PC default LMB or E)
Heavy Attack (PC default MMB)
Block (PC default RMB)
Forward Movement (PC default W)

Multipliers and Hits
200% Attack does double damage
2x 100% Attack hits twice

Exclusive Procs
Impact or Stagger
Knockdown
Lifted
Ragdoll
Front, Back, or Ground Finisher
Impair (PvP only)

Shaded rows are combos shared across all stances of the weapon type.

Notes[edit | edit source]

Like other stance mods, it can be acquired from weekly Conclave Missions.
The periodic anomaly that appears in Veil Proxima is an outstanding place to farm for this mod.
Uniquely, if no stance is equipped on the Broken War sword, then it will use this stance's entire moveset instead of the normal stanceless moveset for swords.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

This is the first, and currently the only Stance to not feature a playable Warframe as its subject, instead featuring the Stalker. It also shows the Orokin Moon tileset, rather than the Clan Dojo like the other Stance mods.
- Although the image uses the Stalker wielding Broken War, he is never seen using that weapon.
The stance is named for a monster from European folklore called the Revenant, an undead but lucid person who haunts the living to try and fulfill a purpose, usually revenge.
The names of the stance's 3 main combos, as well as the stance's descriptions all reference the Stalker's arsenal prior to completing The Second Dream; Dread, Hate, and Despair.
- The move Drowning Despair is misspelled as Dispair .