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The Divine Punishment Ultimate Weapon in The First Descendant
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How to Farm the Divine Punishment in The First Descendant

The Divine Punishment is a solid Assault Rifle that really stands out due to its ability to buff your character depending on what you’re doing in the game. Here’s how to get Divine Punishment in The First Descendant

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How to Get the Divine Punishment in The First Descendant

The Divine Punishment is an Ultimate weapon in The First Descendant, so you will need to farm up the blueprints and resources and then use those to research the components at Anais in Albion. Once all the components are built, you can then research the weapon itself. The Blueprints will require you to farm anĀ Amorphous MaterialĀ and then open that by engaging with the relevant boss in a Void Intercept or a Void Fusion Reactor mission. They can be opened via aĀ Reconstructed DeviceĀ thatĀ is found after successfully killing the enemy in these missions.

You can get the blueprints from the following locations:

BlueprintSource and Linked Void Intercept
Divine Punishment Polymer Syncytium BlueprintAmorphous Material Pattern: 011 ā€“ has a 10-54% drop chance from the Kuiper Mine Bloackage mission in the Classified Area of Sterile Land.
Opened at the Stunning Beauty Void Intercept boss fight.
Divine Punishment Synthetic Fiber BlueprintAmorphous Material Pattern: 010 ā€“ has a 100% drop chance from Unknown Laboratory mission in the Classified area of Sterile Land.
Opened at the Stunning Beauty Void boss fight.
Divine Punishment Nano Tube BlueprintAmorphous Material Pattern: 022 ā€“ has a 100% drop chance from the Seed Vault mission in the Abandoned Zone area of Echo Swamp.
Opened at the Stunning Beauty Void Intercept boss fight.
Divine Punishment BlueprintAmorphous Material Pattern: 014 ā€“ has a 20% drop chance from the Lost Supply Depot: Vulgus Strategic Outpost mission in Vespers.
Opened at the Lost Supply Deport Void Fusion Reactor in Vespers.

Once you have all the blueprints, you need to make the parts using the following resources:

BlueprintSource and Linked Void Intercept
Divine Punishment Polymer Syncytium143 Superfluid
125 Monomelecular Extractor
15 Inorganic Biogel
Divine Punishment Polymer Syncytium Blueprint
Divine Punishment Synthetic Fiber97 Hardener
91 Nanopolymers
8 Encrypted Neural Circuit
Divine Punishment Synthetic Fiber Blueprint
Divine Punishment Nano Tube Blueprint72 Semi-permanent Plasma
60 Compound Coating Material
6 Divided Plasma Battery
Divine Punishment Nano Tube Blueprint
Divine Punishment BlueprintNo research required for this, as it is the overall weapon blueprint.

To farm all the individual resources, you can find the sources listed below.

ResourceBest Farming Source
SuperfluidResource boxes or Munitions boxes in Sterile Land can drop these. Use your Ecive scan to find them; they will be marked with small white diamond-shaped chevrons.
Monomolecular ExtractorDrops from Resource of Munitions boxes in the Agna Desert.
Inorganic BiogelCan be farmed from Lumber Yard: Vulgus Strategic Outpost, or Lost Supply Depot: Vulgus Strategic Outpost on Vespers.
HardenerDrops from Resource boxes and Munitions boxes in Vespers.
NanopolymersDrops from Resource of Munitions boxes in the Agna Desert.
Encrypted Neural CircuitDrops from mission monsters in Hazy Swamp, Abandoned Zone, Verdant Greenery, and Emergency Landing Strip in Echo Swamp.
Semi-permanent PlasmaDrops from Resource boxes and Munitions boxes in Vespers.
Compound Coating MaterialDrops from Resource boxes and Munitions boxes in Echo Swamp.
Divided Plasma BatteryDrops from completing The Asylum (Vermillion Waste) or Caligo Ossuary (The Mining Site) special operations in Agna Desert.

Once you have all the resources, return to Anais in Albion, where you can research all the individual components. Each one will take two hours to complete, but you can have them all building at the same time. The research for each part will also cost 50,000 each. You do need to be Mastery Rank 10 to be able to do this research.

Return to Anais after two hours, collect all the parts, and then load up the research request for The Divine Punishment at a cost of 100,000 Gold. This will take another four hours to complete, and when it is over, you can head back and collect the weapon.

The Divine Punishment Unique Ability – Prayer

The reason this is such an interesting weapon is that it can bestow three different effects to yourself: Meditation, Praise, and Glory.

EffectHow to cause itEffect on player
MeditationGranting a buff to allies excluding yourselfDuration – 15 seconds
Max Stacks – 3
DEF +5% per stack
PraiseRecover ally HP/Shields/MP/Custom Resources excluding yourselfDuration – 15 seconds
Max Stacks – 4
Skill Cooldown -1% per stack
GloryInflict a debuff on an enemyDuration 30 second
Max Stacks
Firearm ATK +0.4% per stack

The above stats bonuses might seem small, but fully stacked, and with all three of them rolling, this is quite the overall buff to your character. Now that you know how to get The Divine Punishment and what it does, it’s time to dive in and get farming in The First Descendant.

The First Descendant is available to play now.


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