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Mods that have same polarity or Fusion cores give 50% of their energy. If you then want to get it to level 2 you will require 8 more energy which is equal to 2 more of the same mod So fusing 2 level 0 common mods of the same kind it will transfer 4 energy from one mod to the other, resulting in it gaining g enough energy to reach level 1. Two of the same mods give 100% of its energy. Polarity/Type Is divided into 3 groups when fusing: With these 2 charts you should be able to calculate how many mods are needed to upgrade a mod, but there is the 3rd factor. We can also calculate how much Energy a mod supply at different levels:

R is the rarity (Common = 1, Uncommon = 2, Rare = 3).E is energy needed to level from precious level.With these 2 factors we can calculate the amount of energy needed to get a mod to the next level, to make the math easier later when we get to Polarity/Type we make sure it is a multiplier of 4. RarityĬommon has a multiplier of 1, uncommon 2 and rare 3.

The level is the number next to the rarity, no number is equal to level 0, or the number of white stripes on the left side. So if at level 0 it supplies 2 energy, then at level 1 it will supply 3 energy, at level 2 it will supply 4 energy etc. To level a mod you need to add a certain amount of energy to it, this energy comes from fusing other mods with the mod you wish to level.Įnergy required to level a mod is doubled each level and they start at level 0, except for Fusion Cores, and goes up to 10.Įnergy they can supply for fusion is base + ½ * level * base. So using the most optimal fusion of mods from a mod perspective will automaticly also be the best solution on a financial view. The Warframe Wiki has a very nice explanation of what is needed to level mods.įirst the economical answer, the cost of fusing mods in credits are directly tied to the amount of benefit it can potential supply.