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Fenrir

Giftbringer Fenrir

Cryptic Fenrir

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“…A well-protected robot that can switch between modes to increase either its mobility or combat efficiency…” – in-game description

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Purchase Information
In-Game Cost	Real Value	Exp Level
10,000 or 14,000	$100	14
Robot Information
Class	Ability	Faction
Medium	Shapeshift	EvoLife
Base Statistics
Level	Durability	Speed
1	99,190	42 kph
Armaments			Standard Paint Jobs
Hardpoints	2× Medium + 1x Heavy
Default Weapons	2x Punisher T + 1x Thunder
Module Slots			Legendary Paint Jobs
Active	Yes
Passive	3
Other			Legendary Pilots
Tier	IV
Wiki Class	Heavy

Workshop Production Information
1 Day Cost	3 Day Cost
290,000	950,000
Components	Components
60	170

Introduction

The Fenrir is a medium robot with a heavy and 2 medium hardpoints. It is unofficially classified as a heavy robot based on wiki criteria.

Ability

Fenrir is one of the three robots in the Ragnarok Squad, the others being the Tyr and Loki. Fenrir's ability is called Shapeshift, and features two modes: Assault Mode and Tank Mode. In Assault Mode the Fenrir gains a speed boost and Aegis-class shield, however its heavy weapon folds back and cannot be fired. In Tank Mode the Fenrir loses the Aegis shield and speed boost and deploys the heavy weapon and receives 50% damage resistance to all weapon types (except for defense mitigation weapons). While in this mode the Aegis shield regenerates its lost durability at 4.5% of its capacity per second, and must regenerate to 15,000 capacity (regardless of level) in order for the shield to be usable.

Strategy

While the Fenrir can brawl quite well it is not a true tank like an Invader or Raijin.  The Fenrir is good for flanking then selectively engaging targets.  It is built for short periods of intense brawling after chipping away at enemies from mid-range. In a one-vs-one engagement, the Fenrir excels with its very impressive survivability due to its high health and two ability modes that offer different forms of protection.

It can use its Assault Mode with increased speed to flank opponents while making use of its Aegis shield, switching to Tank Mode if the shield is depleted or if the Fenrir engages an opponent.  While in Tank Mode the Fenrir has all weapons deployed and gains 50% damage resistance, allowing it to tank damage and brawl at close range.  While in Tank Mode the Aegis shield regenerates allowing the Fenrir to retreat to safety or provide momentary protection from incoming damage. The primary purpose of the Aegis shield is for extra survivability when moving, not for sustained brawling, due to its low shield health. When fighting, the vast majority of time you should be in Tank Mode and close to cover.  The only time you should really rely on the Aegis shield to stop damage is when the incoming fire is of the (slow) splash type, such as a Tulumbas or a depleted Cryo burst, or of the slow duration laser type (e.g Flux).  Your goal is to get behind cover or accomplish an important objective while the Aegis shield lasts.

Thanks to its ability and considerable firepower, the Fenrir is well suited to being part of an assault group with teammates. Shapeshift's Tank Mode is extremely useful not only due to the extra firepower it grants, but it also allows the Fenrir to draw enemy fire and allow more fragile teammates (using robots such as the Leech) to remain in battle for longer. The 50% damage resistance ensures that the above tactic doesn't come at an excessive cost in terms of damage dealt to the robot.

Threat Measure

The Fenrir is one of six robots (Blitz, Bulwark, Cerberus, Jaeger and Typhon are the others) to be mounted with a special Aegis shield that blocks all weapon damage. The Fenrir is great at flanking and close-in engagement, and if equipped with the right weapons it can dominate at mid-range.  Fenrir is a powerful threat in the higher leagues.

Possible Setups

These are effective setups for the Fenrir:

Note: When "Opt." is next to a slot type, it refers to one of the multiple options that can be used in combination with the other weapon(s) slot type(s).

Each slot type is filled with only one particular weapon. For example, if a robot has 3 light all three of those slots are filled with Pinatas, as mixing weapons of the same slot type is not advisable.

Close Range (350m or less)

Slot Types →	Heavy Slot ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 1) ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 2) ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 3) ↓
#Slots →	x1	x2	x2	x2	Name (If Applicable) ↓
Setup 1 →					Shotgun (Opt. 1)
Setup 2 →					Plasma Death Button (Opt. 1)
Setup 3 →					Death Button (Opt. 1)
Setup 4 →					Hellfire (Opt. 1) (?)
Setup 5 →					Leadhose (Opt. 1)
Setup 6 →					Energy Shotgun (Opt. 1)

Mid-Range (500-600m)

Slot Types →	Heavy Slot ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 1) ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 2) ↓	Medium Slot (Opt. 3) ↓
#Slots →	x1	x2	x2	x2
Setup 1 →
Setup 2 →
Setup 3 →
Setup 4 →

Mark I Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Durability	Aegis Shield	Speed	Cost
1	99,190	31,360	42	10,000 or 14,000

Upgrade Information

Level	Durability	Aegis Shield	Speed	Cost	Time
2	105,530	33,370	43	100,000	2 hours
3	112,270	35,500	44	200,000	5 hours
4	119,440	37,770	45	400,000	14 hours
5	127,070	40,190	46	2,000,000	1 day 4 hours
6	135,190	42,760	47	4,000,000	2 days 18 hours
7	143,820	45,490	48	6,000,000	4 days 6 hours
8	153,010	48,400	49	11,000,000	5 days 4 hours
9	162,780	51,490	50	17,000,000	5 days 20 hours
10	173,180	54,780	50	36,000,000	6 days 4 hours
11	184,240	58,280	50	52,000,000	6 days 12 hours
12	196,000	62,000	50	70,000,000	6 days 20 hours

	Cost	Time
Totals	198,700,000	39 days 13 hours

Mark II Statistics

Purchase Information

Level	Durability	Aegis Shield	Speed	Cost
1	196,000	62,000	50	500

Note: Level 12 Mark I is required to enhance (purchase) to Mark II.

Upgrade Information

Level	Durability	Aegis Shield	Speed	Cost	Time
2	199,600	63,100	50	2,500,000	1 day
3	203,200	64,200	50	5,000,000	2 days
4	206,800	65,300	50	10,000,000	3 days
5	210,400	66,400	50	22,500,000	4 days
6	214,000	67,500	50	22,500,000	4 days
7	217,600	68,600	50	22,500,000	4 days
8	221,200	69,700	50	22,500,000	4 days
9	224,800	70,800	50	22,500,000	4 days
10	228,400	71,900	50	22,500,000	4 days
11	232,000	73,000	50	22,500,000	4 days
12	235,600	74,100	50	22,500,000	4 days

	Cost	Time
Totals	197,500,000	38 days

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Update History

Version	Changes
6.6.0	New limited edition model: Cryptic Fenrir (Operation: Cryptic Fall (Part 1))
6.3.0	Speed in mobile mode ↑ 5%
6.2.2	New limited edition skin: Skojld (Operation: Thunderous Roar (Part 2)) New skin: Skojld
5.7.2	Giftbringer model bonus durability increased from 5% → 10% New limited edition skin: Berserker (Operation: Dark Nebula)
5.6.0	Aegis shield regen increased by 10% New alternative model: Giftbringer Fenrir (Christmas 2019)
5.4.0	New limited edition skin: Midas (Yan-di Showdown 2019)
5.0.0	Robot was added to the game

Trivia

• Fenrir is named after the terrifying wolf in Norse mythology (Fenrir wolf) that is prophesied to devour the sun on Ragnarok and defeat Odin, King of the gods.
• The Leech reuses the lights that appear when Fenrir activates Defensive Mode.
• This robot was added on April 25, 2019.
• The Fenrir is the first robot to have three legendary pilots
• The Fenrir does have an ambient sound effect when it enters Assault Mode, though is easily missed. This also applies to its special edition variants.

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