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Elemental and elusive, Wisp is both guardian and gateway.

Invisible in the air and swift on the ground, she moves like the wind. This is Wisp. Summoner of the ethereal.

Her grace is only balanced by her destruction. Do not get lost in its wake, Tenno.

—Lotus

Release Date: May 22nd, 2019

Eerie. Elusive. Enigmatic. Haunting the spatial crossroads between dimensional doorways, the ethereal enchantress Wisp summons strange apparitions from beyond the breach. Sever her soul to escape death, steal the sight from enemy eyes, and vaporize all before the blaze of our celestial light. Wisp materialized in Update 25.0.

Manufacturing Requirements
25,000	1	1	1	3	Time: 72 hrs
25,000	1	1	1	3	Rush: 50
Market Price: 325			Blueprint Price: N/A
Neuroptics
15,000	300	2	950	2,200	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	300	2	950	2,200	Rush: 25
Chassis
15,000	500	1	700	2,750	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	500	1	700	2,750	Rush: 25
Systems
15,000	400	2	950	10,000	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	400	2	950	10,000	Rush: 25

Acquisition

All components blueprints including the main blueprint are acquired from defeating the Ropalolyst on Jupiter.

Drop	Chance	Expected	Nearly Guaranteed
Main Blueprint	22.56%	8-9	30 ± 8
Chassis Blueprint	25.81%
Neuroptics Blueprint	25.81%
Systems Blueprint	25.81%

Expected refers to total number of runs a player can expect to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.

Nearly Guaranteed refers to the total number of runs a player needs to obtain a 99%, 99.9%, and 99.99% probability to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.

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NotesEdit

If Wisp wields her signature Fulmin, the weapon's Alternate Fire mode-switching animation is reduced from 1 seconds to 0.5 seconds.
Wisp, along with Volt Prime, Chroma Prime, Saryn Prime, Ivara Prime, and Baruuk, possesses the highest energy pool of all Warframes in the game: 200 at rank 0 and 300 at rank 30.
- This can be increased to 600 with a maxed Flow, 850 with Primed Flow, 880 with Primed Flow and Endurance Drift.

TriviaEdit

Wisp was first mentioned in Devstream 115 along with 2 other unnamed Warframes, and was mentioned again in Devstream 122 along with Hildryn.
Wisp is the first Warframe design with no feet on her model; as a result she floats above ground constantly, leaning to the direction of movement or staying floating upright when stationary.
- As mentioned by Geoff Crookes in Devstream 123, Wisp is the first Warframe to have a completely unique walking, sprinting, and hard landing animations and, like Hildryn and Limbo before her, has unique rolling animations as well.
- However, Wisp still uses default animations (walking, running, and standing on her nonexistent "feet") when crouching, aiming her gun, wielding an Arch-gun in ground combat, or extracting from a mission.
Wisp is the 40th Warframe to be released (excluding Primed and Umbra variants).
Wisp's abilities and animations were debuted in Devstream 126.
Wisp's theme is based around Will-o'-Wisps, otherworldly apparitions mentioned in varying folklore. They are most commonly described as a fiery light that would distract and lure unwary travelers off paths to their demise.
Wisp is one of the few Warframes whose main blueprint is dropped as loot reward, others are Khora and Ivara.
- Wisp is also the first Warframe whose main blueprint is dropped from a boss, namely Ropalolyst.
Wisp is the first Warframe to require Hexenon to build.

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PassiveEdit

Wisp weaves between dimensions whilst she is airborne, gaining a cloak that renders her and her Companions completely invisible to enemies until she lands or fires a weapon. Wisp's cloak will reactivate briefly after the player stops firing provided they are still airborne.

The cloak does not wear off immediately after landing, allowing Wisp to constantly remain invisible.
- Hard Landings will dissipate the cloak immediately.
Silenced weapons will still remove her invisibility.
Invisibility is not affected by Melee weapon strikes, allowing Wisp to freely use them without making her visible.
While invisible, Wisp visually glows and emits energy particles that are affected by her chosen Energy color.

Abilities Edit

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ENERGY
25
KEY
1

Reservoirs
Choose and summon a Reservoir filled with Motes that attach to and aid Wisp and her allies. Haste Mote grants increased movement and attack speed. Vitality Mote increases maximum health and heals over time. Shock Mote stuns nearby enemies.

Strength:300 (max health)
30 s (health per second)

Range:5 m (Reservoir range)

Duration:19 / 22 / 26 / 30 s (Mote lifespan)

Misc:∞ (Reservoir lifespan)
6 (max reservoirs active)
25 % (Sol Gate damage buff)

Strength:20 % (movement speed)
20 % (attack speed)
30 % (fire rate)

Range:5 m (Reservoir range)

Duration:19 / 22 / 26 / 30 s (Mote lifespan)

Misc:∞ (Reservoir lifespan)
6 (max reservoirs active)
100 % (Sol Gate status chance)

Strength: 10 (Shock damage)

Range:5 m (Reservoir range)
15 m (Shock range)

Duration: 19 / 22 / 26 / 30 s (Mote lifespan)

Misc:∞ (Reservoir lifespan)
6 (max reservoirs active)
100 % ( status chance)
5 (number of targets)
3 s (Shock cooldown)
25 % (Sol Gate damage buff)

Birthed from Wisp's dimensional habitat, three species of Reservoir pods nursing friendly Motes can be selectively summoned by Wisp. Tap the ability key to freely cycle the selection wheel between the Vitality, Haste, and Shock reservoirs. Hold down the ability key to summon the selected reservoir from a portal above Wisp for 25 energy, placing the pod directly in front of her. The reservoir pods have a range of 5 meters and last indefinitely, while the motes retrieved from the pods lasts 19 / 22/ 26 / 30 seconds while outside of the reservoirs. Wisp can summon a maximum of 6 reservoir pods.
- Reservoir pod range is affected by Ability Range.
- Mote buff duration is affected by Ability Duration.
- Energy cost is affected by Ability Efficiency.
- Number of reservoir pods is not affected by mods.
  - Casting additional reservoir pods will replace the oldest pod.
- Up to three different reservoir types can be unlocked as the ability is ranked up:
  - Vitality: unlocked by default (Unranked Warframe)
  - Haste: unlocked at rank 1 (Warframe Rank 7)
  - Shock: unlocked at rank 2 (Warframe Rank 14)
- Reservoir selection wheel is displayed above the ability icons. The icon for the currently selected type is enlarged and shown on the left of the wheel. Tapping the ability key (default 1 ) will cycle between the reservoir types, while holding the key will deploy the selected reservoir (tap/hold functions can be inverted in the Settings).

Reservoir pods are invulnerable static floating objects that are permanently placed until removed by Wisp or by colliding with Nullifier Crewman bubbles.
Each reservoir pod spawns a floating Mote above it, which can be plucked an infinite amount of times by Wisp, other Warframes, Companions, Eidolon Lures, summoned allied units such as Specters, allied Invasion units, Hostages, Kavor Defectors, Sortie and Arbitrations Defense Operatives, and Defense Objects coming into the reservoir's range.
- This includes at least some allies spawned via Warframe abilities such as Nidus's Maggots via his Ravenous ability.
- Motes attach to the entity that plucked them, floating in orbit and following their target wherever they go.
Motes grant the affected entity a specialized buff based on the reservoir type.
Motes respawn from their reservoirs after a brief cooldown if taken by an entity.
Motes last for a duration, with their timers able to be refreshed and paused indefinitely while the buffed entities are standing in range of the respective reservoir type.
Reservoir pods take on Wisp's Ability Strength when placed, and will remain at that Ability Strength percentage indefinitely.
If there are multiple reservoir pods, the pod with the highest buff value will take effect, with its corresponding duration.
Each entity is limited to 1 active Mote buff per reservoir type.

The Vitality Mote increases maximum Health by 300 and restores 30 health per second.
- Maximum health and health regeneration are affected by Ability Strength.
Vitality Mote appears made of Infested flesh and sinew, shaped similar to a beetle shell with a red U-shaped crown.
Vitality Reservoir appears as a three-petalled plant with a red crown at its base. It constantly emits a flame-like energy particle effect.

The Haste Mote increases movement speed and melee attack speed by 20% and fire rate by 30%.
- Movement speed, melee attack speed, and fire rate buffs are affected by Ability Strength.
Haste Mote appears made of Infested flesh and sinew, shaped similar to a beetle shell with a green oval-shaped crown.
Haste Reservoir appears as a three-petalled plant with a green crown at its base. It constantly emits a liquid-like energy particle effect.

The Shock Mote stores an electrical charge that zaps up to 5 enemies within 15 meters with chain lightning, dealing 10 Electric damage with 100% status chance to stun enemies.
- Shock damage is affected by Ability Strength.
- Shock range is affected by Ability Range.
- Number of targets, stun duration and stun frequency are not affected by mods.
  - Stun duration and frequency cooldown are both 3 seconds long. The electric charge shows as electricity surging around the Shock Mote when ready to discharge.
Shock Mote appears made of Infested flesh and sinew, shaped similar to a beetle shell with a blue hammer-like crown.
Shock Reservoir appears as a three-petalled plant with a blue crown at its base. It constantly emits an electrical spark particle effect.

Ability Synergy:
- Casting Breach Surge on an active reservoir pod will teleport Wisp to its location and double Breach Surge's range.
  - Targeting a reservoir pod with the reticle will encircle it with Wisp's chosen energy color to indicate Breach Surge's ability to be cast on it and can be used at any range, provided there is line of sight.
  - Reservoir pods can be targeted through solid surfaces provided there is vision of them (e.g. windows).
  - Wisp cannot teleport to a pod while within less than 10 meters of it.
- Currently obtained Motes provide additional properties to Sol Gate.
  - Vitality: Provides a 25% damage increase.
  - Haste: Allows Sol Gate to deal Corrosive procs on every damage instance.
    - Does not gain Corrosive damage.
  - Shock: Provides a 25% damage increase.

Avoid using Shock Motes in Spy missions, as it can hit Grineer Sensor Regulators and alert them.

ENERGY 35 KEY 2	Wil-O-Wisp Cast forward a spectral image of Wisp to confuse and distract enemies. Reactivate to travel to its position. Hold to have the image travel faster and teleport to its position on release.	Strength:N/A
		Duration:2.5 / 3 / 3.5 / 4 s
		Range:N/A
		Misc:3 s (teleport invulnerability time)

ENERGY 50 KEY 3	Breach Surge Open a dimensional breach to overwhelm nearby enemies and cause them to release aggressive Surge sparks when damaged. Wisp may also target a Reservoir to teleport to it and double the range of the surge.	Strength:1 / 1.25 / 1.6 / 2 x (damage multiplier) 20 % (status chance)
		Duration:7 / 9 / 12 / 16 s (blind duration)
		Range:11 / 13 / 16 / 18 m
		Misc:10 % (spark chance on hit) 100 % (spark chance on kill) 200 % (Reservoir surge range bonus) 10 m (Reservoir teleport min. range) 100 % (Sol Gate spark chance on hit)

Wisp fractures the dimensional divide into an energy explosion that rapidly expands over a 11 / 13 / 16 / 18 meter radius area around the cast location. Enemies in direct line of sight of Wisp and within range are blinded with unstable energy for 7 / 9 / 12 / 16 seconds. When struck by damage from weapons and abilities, blinded enemies have a 10% chance to release a surge spark in the form of a homing projectile that seeks the heads of nearby enemies, dealing Radiation damage with a 20% status chance and inherits a damage multiplier of 1 / 1.25 / 1.6 / 2 received by the source enemy to inflict on the new target.
- Damage multiplier and status chance are affected by Ability Strength.
- Range is affected by Ability Range.
- Blind duration is affected by Ability Duration.
- Energy cost is affected by Ability Efficiency.
- Chance to release surge sparks is not affected by mods.
- Killing blinded enemies has a 100% chance to release a surge spark.
- Blinded enemies are susceptible to stealth damage bonus, but are not vulnerable to melee finishers.
- Surge sparks have a critical multiplier of 1.5x, and can score critical headshots due to their homing properties.
- Surge sparks will attempt to home in on a nearby enemy during flight. Without a target to strike, surge sparks randomly impact onto a nearby surface and explode.
Ability Synergy:
- Casting on Reservoirs will teleport Wisp to their location and double Breach Surge's range.
  - Targeting a reservoir pod with the reticle will encircle it with Wisp's chosen energy color to indicate Breach Surge's ability to be cast on it and can be used at any range, provided there is line of sight.
  - Reservoir pods can be targeted through solid surfaces provided there is vision of them (e.g. windows).
  - Wisp cannot teleport to a pod while within less than 10 meters of it.
- Casting Breach Surge while Wil-O-Wisp's clone is traveling will create a second surge around the clone.
  - Casting on Reservoirs will also double the range of the cast created by the clone.
- Sol Gate's solar plasma beam has a 100% chance to trigger a surge spark on every hit.
Can be recast while active to blind new targets and refresh duration on previously blinded enemies in range.
Casting Breach Surge is a full-body animation that restricts all actions except directional movement.
Wisp visually conjures a sphere of dimensional energy and forcibly collapses it to release the energy explosion. Enemies blinded by the explosion have an orb of blinding light scorch their eyes for the duration of the debuff.
Energy explosion, blinding light, and surge sparks are affected by Wisp's chosen Energy colors.
Damage over Time effects such as Bleed, Poison, etc, can trigger sparks with a 10% chance on each damage tick.

ENERGY 25 KEY 4	Sol Gate Open a portal to the sun to irradiate enemies with a devastating beam of pure solar plasma. Hold fire to double Damage at the cost of increased energy consumption. For the duration of an attack enemies damaged by Sol Gate are increasingly more vulnerable to it. Energy Drain: 12 s^-1 Boosted Energy Drain 24 s^-1	Strength:1,000 / 1,100 / 1,250 / 1,500 (base beam damage per half second) 2,000 / 2,200 / 2,500 / 3,000 (boosted beam damage per half second)
		Duration:N/A
		Range:40 m (beam length)
		Misc:500 % (base beam max damage ramp-up) 1,000 % (boosted beam max damage ramp-up) -50 % (boosted beam move speed penalty) 25 % (Vitality Mote damage bonus) 100 % (Haste Mote Corrosive status chance) 25 % (Shock Mote damage bonus) 100 % (Breach Surge spark chance on hit)

Wisp tears open and sustains a portal to the sun to harness its destructive power. While sustaining the portal, Wisp focuses the solar plasma into a single beam with curving flares over a length of 40 meters; the beam possesses infinite Punch Through against enemy bodies, and inflicts 1,000 / 1,100 / 1,250 / 1,500 Heat and Radiation damage per 0.5 seconds with a ?% status chance to all enemies it contacts. Each enemy that receives damage from the beam becomes more vulnerable to it, with beam damage increasing by 50% per half second up to a maximum of 500% damage bonus per damage instance. Press the ability key (default 4 ) while active to deactivate this ability.
- Damage per half second is affected by Ability Strength.
- Beam length is affected by Ability Range.
- Beam damage ramp-up is not affected by mods.
- Wisp is able to move and cast Wil-O-Wisp while Sol Gate is active.
- While Sol Gate is active, Reservoirs Motes orbiting Wisp will instead orbit around the portal. When Sol Gate is deactivated, Motes will return to Wisp again.
- Wisp recoils backward when the ability deactivates.
Holding the fire button (default LMB ) increases the beam's damage to 2,000 / 2,200 / 2,500 / 3,000, status chance to ?%, damage ramp-up per half second to 100% up to a maximum of 1,000% damage bonus, while also increasing energy drain to 24 energy per second. Wisp's movement speed is slowed by 50% while boosting Sol Gate.
- Boosted damage per second is affected by Ability Strength.
- Boosted energy drain is affected by both Ability Efficiency and Ability Duration.
- Boosted damage ramp-up is not affected by mods.
Sol Gate consumes 12 energy per second while active and will remain active until Wisp's energy is depleted, or the ability is deactivated by pressing the ability key again.
- Activation energy cost is affected by Ability Efficiency, and the energy drain is affected by Ability Efficiency and Ability Duration.
- Wisp cannot replenish energy using Energy Vampire, Rift Plane's innate energy regeneration, Squad Energy Restores, Energy Siphon, or Energizing Dash while Sol Gate is active.
- Sol Gate's energy drain is not converted into shields by Augur Mods.
- Energy can be replenished by Energy Orbs, Arcane Energize, Orokin Void Death Orb energy restores, Rage, and/or Hunter Adrenaline while the ability is active.
Ability Synergy:
- Currently obtained Motes from Reservoirs provide additional properties to Sol Gate.
  - Vitality: Provides a 25% damage increase.
  - Haste: Allows Sol Gate to deal Corrosive procs on every damage instance.
    - Does not gain Corrosive damage.
  - Shock: Provides a 25% damage increase.
- Has a 100% chance to trigger Breach Surge's surge spark.
Wisp cannot cast Reservoirs or Breach Surge, perform parkour Maneuvers except sprinting and dodge rolls, or other general interactions while channeling this ability.
Wisp is immune to knockdown while channeling this ability.
Energy beams, energy particles, and energy surge color tinting are affected by Wisp's chosen Warframe energy color.

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