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 Due to being a constant stream of damage and the built-in Overload capacity of the weapon, Divinity sometimes has the effect of triggering many stuns at once to Overload Champions when they are struck. This can be amusing as the action feed will fill up with many messages regarding this effect, and can also help quickly clear any bounties, quests or challenges requiring Champion stuns.
-To conserve ammo for the weapon, players should learn to tap fire Divinity once the cage has been applied to the enemy. By repeatedly firing the weapon, as if it were semi-automatic, the player can spend less ammo on maintaining the cage around the enemy. This can be crucial in endgame content, as the weapon may run dry during some lengthy damage phases, or ammo drops may be hard to come by between phases. Tap firing quickly enough is much easier to accomplish on a mouse compared to a controller, simply due to the mechanical ease of action of clicking compared to analog trigger pulling.
 The exotic perk, Penance, will trigger when sustained fire is held on a Judgement cage with Divinity for about 4.4 seconds. This will cause the bubble to collapse on the enemy with the cage on them, dealing a small amount of burst damage. It is important to note that when Penance triggers, the cage will reform immediately with no cooldown.