Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.

How to Use the Reconstructed Device in the First Descendant

Farming up new weapons and Descendants is the core gameplay loop in The First Descendant, and that means you will need to get used to the intricacies of the Reconstructed Device. Here’s how to use the Reconstructed Device in The First Descendant.

Recommended Videos

Where to Find the Reconstructed Device in The First Descendant

Several Bunnys standing around the Reconstructed Device after a boss fight in The First Descendant
Screenshots by The Escapist

You can find the Reconstructed Device after the Void Intercept boss battles or by completing a Void Fusion Reactor Mission. Void Intercepts can be accessed via the nodes on the bottom left of the main sector map, while the Void Fusion Reactor Missions are found in the game’s playable areas.

There’s usually one in each sector, marked by an icon that looks like a golden vortex. You will need toĀ destroy Void FragmentsĀ to be able to start them, as you need special Void Shards to use each reactor. Each elemental Void Fusion Reactor mission will give you a different set of Void Fragments.

The Reconstructed Device looks like a strange globe with a green zig-zag design on it and will be marked on the screen by a green icon. It will exist in the area for a limited time before despawning, giving you approximately four minutes to reach it and use it for it vanishes.

How to Use the Reconstructed Device in The First Descendant

To use the Reconstructed Device, simply interact with it, and you will get a list of suitable Amorphous Materials that you can open from your inventory. It is important to remember that certain materials, bosses, and Fusion Reactor Missions are all linked. You can’t just open any Material after a random boss fight. To check which fights you need to complete for the right Device to open a material, examine the Amorphous Material in your inventory.

Each Amorphous Material will contain a set loot pool that includes parts for weapons and Descendants, and those parts can randomly drop when they are opened.

After you select your Material, use a Shape Stabilizer if you have one to increase your chance of getting specific drops from your Amorphous Material. Shape Stabilizers are rare drops you can get from specific missions. They are also tied to specific Amorphous Materials.

Shape Stabilizers are useful if you are trying to get very specific pieces to build something you want. If you wish to know what materials contain, or which materials you need for certain Descendants, visit Anais at Albion, as all that can be learned through her menus.

So, the process to find and use the Reconstructed Devices and get the most out of them is as follows:

  • Visit Anais to figure out which Amorphous Materials you need for the Descendants and Weapons you want.
  • Grind the relevant missions to get theĀ Amorphous Materials
  • Complete Void Intercepts and Void Fusion Reactor MissionsĀ to open these by using the Reconstructed Device dropped by bosses
  • At this point, you can use the correct Form of Shape Stabilizer, should you have one, to increase the odds of getting the rarer drops from the Amorphous Material.

The First Descendant is available to play now on PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox X|S, and Steam.


The Escapist is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission.Ā Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
Author
Image of Aidan O'Brien
Aidan O'Brien
Aidan has been into movies, games, tv, and tabletop since the 80s. Rather than get bogged down in pointless nostalgia, he remains excited for all the amazing art that has yet to come. When not scribbling articles for sites like Escapist, Destructoid, or Dot Esports, he is making Youtube videos about interesting lore, or how to paint little plastic models.