Great, our rift propagates by us.casting banish, cataclysm, or sitting around twiddling our thumbs. If one of those marked things leaves the rift, it loses that visual identifier and rips a bunch of things around it into the rift. Surged enemies that leave the Rift perform a radial Banish. Rift Surge on a target not in the rift is just visual noise, it is a debuff that in almost any practical scenario has no effect. If left alone, this newly Rift-Surged enemy will continue to exist without any other effects. When you kill something marked, it marks a new thing! Great! Except that thing isn't marked as being in the rift, it's marked with a debuff that does actually nothing.

When killed the Rift Surge is transferred to a nearby enemy outside the rift. It's a great identifier, and if riftbound baddies were so clearly marked by default Limbo would probably be a lot less frustrating in pubs. That debuff clearly marks things as in the rift, which tells you which ones you can and can't shoot. Surges nearby Rift-bound enemies with Rift energy.Ī debuff is placed on enemies in the rift. Surges nearby Rift-bound enemies with Rift energy. Why does Limbo's 3 work the way that it does? It sounds like a fun and interesting propagation mechanic on first glance, but it actually is one of the most visually unintuitive abilities in the game.

Riftbound warframe