Rhino is a pretty easy Warframe to build, but he’s much harder to farm for compared to the other starter options we’ve covered in other guides.įarming the three component Blueprints is going to take some doing. His Rhino Charge is great for maneuvering into a better firing position, while also pushing away opposition. Rhino Roar and Stomp offer a few AoE offensive options to help clear away enemies, while often stunning them. Iron Skin makes up his primary defensive layer, meaning he’s pretty high on the list of staying power rankings in a fight. He can deal damage as a great crowd control build too. His in-battle abilities can chew through quite a lot of enemies, and soak up tons of damage. Rhino trades speed for power and is designed to fill the tank role.” He’s a bulkier frame, so he isn’t nearly as fast as other basic options like Volt or Gauss, but he makes up for it in raw power. Now we’re focusing on a purely tank Warframe, Rhino.Īs the wiki describes Rhino, “Rhino is a heavily armored Warframe with the strength and fortitude of his reckless, stampeding namesake. We already did guides on Ivara, Garuda, Vauban and others. So we’ve started building out some Warframe guides, and one the areas of interest is how to get new frames.
Problem is, sometimes new players can get lost in the mechanical depth. The game has earned a pretty good reputation over the years for delivering a truckload of fun and engaging content across a variety of expansions. For you new folks in the back, Warframe is a free-to-play shooter made by Canadian studio, Digital Extremes. We’re back once again here at ISKMogul with yet another Warframe guide.
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