You're going to struggle fighting waves of fighters if you don't have a good build on this weapon. This gun has no AoE effect whatsoever, and its projectiles are fairly slow. The second point seems strange on first glance, but the Imperator Vandal used to be a hit-scan weapon. Purchasing an Imperator Vandal set can vary wildly in price depending on how long it's been since a Balor event took place. The parts only drop from Balor Fomorians, a limited-time event. So why isn't this weapon in the top spot? Two reasons: As far as bullet-hose Archguns go, the Imperator Vandal is easily one of the best. This gun features more base damage, better critical and status stats, and it gains a fire rate boost after firing for a short time. Tied to the Balor Fomorian Invasion event, the Imperator Vandal is a substantially better version of the standard Imperator players receive after making an Archwing. For everyone else, this Mausolon is a better alternative. Those that can find a way to constantly use the Morgha's alt-fire are rewarded with one of the most powerful Arch-Guns in Warframe. It's not uncommon to run out of ammo completely after a minute of use. You'll need to land five kills with this mode to use the alt-fire, a somewhat big ask when in the Steel Path or high-level endurance missions.Ītmosphere missions also showcase just how ammo-hungry the Morgha is. The grenade-spewing primary fire consumes two ammo with each trigger pull and deals less damage than you'd expect from an Arch-Gun. Unfortunately, the same can't be said for this weapon's primary fire mode. Related: Warframe: A Complete Guide To The Helminth System Nothing will survive the Morgha's alt-fire, not even Steel Path enemies. When we say devastating, we aren't exaggerating: the Morgha's alt-fire deals 3,600 base damage with a 40% crit chance and 3x multiplier. The Morgha is a grenade-spewing Arch-Gun that builds charges towards a devastating motor blast with each kill.
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