It’s time for Primed trouble, and make it double, as the ghost pirate, Sevagoth Prime, has just been added to Warframe. He arrived with Epitaph Prime and Nautilus Prime in The Lotus Eaters and with it a good number of improvements to his stats, with some things that could have been improved upon. But first, let us go over the build for him, his shadow and claws.
Sevagoth Prime Build and Thoughts in Warframe
Sevagoth Prime is a warframe of three moving parts that all require some effort to get into the right space. For instance, you will have the normal playing version of him, and here is the build for that part:
Honestly, the only polarity I needed to add with his base form was an aura forma considering similar to his non-primed variant, the aura slot is left non-polarized. But getting onto the build, he is a frame that does not need duration, just strength, range, and efficiency to keep his abilities flowing. I chose Molt Augmented and Precision Intensify to get the Strength boosts he needs, which only some of his abilities need and his claws for the shadow form needs all of the power strength it can get.
Below is the build for his shadow form:
His shadow form is only going to be used periodically in missions, so getting an exilus slot will not mean much. I went for the Umbral trio, and Primed Vigor and Carnis Carapace to boost his health and armor more. With Arcane Fury and Reaper being major boons for his claws, which the build for those will be below:
Only the power strength from his normal version applies to the claws weirdly enough, but you will only need one forma to get a nice balance of damage, critical chance and multiplier. I went with blast and radiation to ensure he is most effective in endgame missions such as Netracells and Deep Archimedea, I do not recommend him for Archon Hunts, however, but he is very Steel Path viable, especially against the Acolytes.
Finally, these are the Archon Shards I went with for him:
When it comes to his stats, I needed to give him more health and armor, these stats outside of power strength do not affect his shadow and claws sadly. When it comes to subsuming anything on him, I do not recommend doing so, his whole kit works together like Xaku, or Dante.
Sevagoth Prime in Warframe is confusing to build, and still very fun to use. His shadow and claws hit like a truck, but his normal form is prone to dying a lot even with the improved prime stats. So, hopefully this build in its entirety can help you survive and turn the tide wherever you go in the game.
Disclaimer – Digital Extremes Provided Sevagoth Prime for usage in this article.
