Isleweaver has landed! There's a fair amount of things for us to do, such as getting our hands on Oraxia, a variation in the Duviri Paradox, and a clan operation. Let's go!
Oraxia is the 61st Warframe to join the fray and the never-ending fight in the system. If you are itching to get your hands on her, say no more. As long as you have the Hex quest completed, you can start farming for her and her gear. I wasn't prompted to watch any kind of cut-scene when I started this, so if that has changed, I apologize.
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| This new Isleweaver node seen currently during the clan operation will stay permanently |
The Isleweaver node is seen solely from the Duviri tab and is not accessible via any other way, other than what is shown above. As long as you have completed The Hex Quest, you will have access to Oraxia's node. Since this takes part in the Duviri, you will be dealing with the random loadout choices that we have come to accept or loathe. Plan accordingly.
Isleweaver deals with 6 phases, which take place in Duviri and the Undercroft. The only difference between this node and the regular nodes is the enemies. We are now fighting both Duviri baddies as well as Murmur baddies. While running around Duviri, you may come across Murmur in the wild, but Duviri Dax generally show up and fight them without attacking you. There are 2 fights that are a little different from general Duviri tasks/missions.
First, there is the Oraxia fight. If you've made it this far in the game, then this shouldn't be too much of a hassle to fight. She has 3 phases, all 3 are where you basically output as much DPS as you can. In between the phases is where things can get difficult. Essentially, she summons/spawns a bunch of death scuttlers (spiders). These things can actually wipe the party. Best method I've come across is to not shoot any of them. Don't shoot the ones hanging, but you can shoot the loose ones that are actively trying to kill you. The more you shoot down, the more hectic things can get. Eventually she comes out of her hiding place, allowing you to DPS her again.
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| Dual boss fight of the Fragmented |
Second, there is the final fight. This fight consists of a single Fragmented boss the first round, then 2 Fragmented bosses the second round. Thankfully, the 2 Fragmented bosses share a health bar, so alternating the DPS when each one is vulnerable, the better. Crowd control would be a great side-note for this fight, mostly because the random adds/pop-ups can get annoying. Once both bosses are killed, be sure to gather as much loot as possible in the field, especially the Temporal Dusts that drop.
If you are looking to purchase parts for anything in this update, the latest currency is called Scuttler Husks. These are rewarded from doing the mission and killing the Fragmented. In order to straight up purchase Oraxia and her parts, you will need 120 Scuttler Husks. The drop rates for the parts are not brutal, so you should get at least a few parts in your inventory without having to spend the 120 (unless you are going for a second Oraxia for the Helminth <3 )
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| Acrithis provides access to Oraxia and her wares now and post Clan Operation: Eight Claw |
As always, there is a new crafting currency used to build Oraxia. Temporal Dust can be found literally anywhere and everywhere in this instance of Duviri. All you need to do is break containers and kill mobs.
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| Oraxia Warframe |
To build Oraxia, you will need:
- 70,000 credits
- 150 Temporal Dust
- 2,300 Entrati Obols
- 400 Necracoil
- 200 Kovnik
- 200 Aggristone
- 75 Tasoma Extract
- 4 Neural Sensors
- 2 Morphics
- 2 Argon Crystal
As with most Warframes, Oraxia comes with her own signature weapons: Scyotid (secondary), Spinnerex (melee) , and Thalys (melee). Each one of these have a drop chance, along with Oraxia's parts, in which you can also just purchase the missing components with either Dominus Thrax or Acrithis for 96 Scuttler Husks each.
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| Oraxia and her signature weapons - available from Dominus Thrax or Acrithis |
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