Tier one crowns drop on level 0-15 missions, tier two crowns drop on level 16-31, and tier threes drop from any Treasurer you encounter on a mission above level 30.
This, in turn, determines the level of Granum Crown they drop. The level of the mission determines the level of the Treasurer. Magnetic damage and certain Warframes (Nyx, Xaku, Revenant, and of course Mesa) can shred their shields quickly. They barely fight back, but they can take ages to kill, and will escape if you don’t beat them fast enough. The only issue is that Treasurers are tough goddamn cookies with a unique 98-99 percent damage reduction modifier. They even get a red marker on your map to help locate them. The unique enemies that carry Granum Crowns - called Treasurers - will announce their presence via a radio message when they spawn. You just need to use the Xoris glaive weapon given out as part of The Deadlock Protocol. Not only do Specter Particles make it harder to survive, by raising the overall level of Errant Specters you fight over time, you can also use the ghostly units to your advantage. Particles don’t appear to do that, either. Errant Specters also drop little pyramid-shaped items that increase your remaining time. Only the “living” specters count towards this goal particles do not. Lesser rewards are also earned at 25 and 50 kills per attempt. The Granum Void tasks you to kill up to 75 Errant Specters within a time limit to get the best rewards. You can theoretically ignore these particles.
While they don’t do any damage on their own, Specter Particles will fuse together to create increasingly powerful Errant Specters that can absolutely eat any Warframe alive if left unchecked. These are the real threat (and the key to success). However, once you kill a specter, it transforms into harmless particles. These Errant Specters respawn infinitely and float around firing projectiles en masse. Once you’re finally in the Granum Void, the objective is to simply kill enemies. That way you can farm the Granum Void over and over without actually losing Granum Crowns overall. Meaning you can theoretically consume a crown to enter the void, get your rewards, continue with the mission, and get an identical replacement coin back from the special enemy. These Granum Crowns are conveniently held by sniveling enemy types that also appear on Corpus Ship missions. First you need one of three types of coins, or crowns, to enter. You can’t just enter the Granum Void on a whim. Once you complete the quest, his micro-dungeon becomes an infinitely repeatable task accessible through said hand statues. Said entry points are giant, golden hands: symbols of the titular Parvos Granum whom you meet in the void during The Deadlock Protocol. Though you can still find the (nonfunctioning) entry points in those activities, as well. This doesn’t seem to include Railjack missions for the time being. The Granum Void is accessible on most Corpus Ship maps. So let’s look at what we need to conquer this vexing task. That’s why we’ve prepared this Granum Void Warframe guide to help nudge players towards all the important stuff tied to this mission! Not only is the Granum Void a vital part of the new Sisters of Parvos nemeses you can battle in-game it’s also a great source of items and one of the very best weapons in Warframe. Though its tutorial doesn’t fully prepare you for specifically how things work from then on - not to mention what rewards you can get. You first encounter the mission type as part of a story quest: The Deadlock Protocol. So yeah if you are okay with lots of reading and no combat, definetely give this one a go, it became one of my favorite games since i went through it sometime this year and i highly recommend it to everyone who got slight interest in crpgs.The Warframe Granum Void can be confusing, daunting, and disorienting for new players. There is no combat mechanic or whatsoever other than some certain events. So your character fits in the world naturally, since he lives in it already, which is something i really like when its done right but some people just want to create a character and roleplay as they see fit, thats why i wanted to mention it.Īnyways, it got lots and lots of dialogue reading, probably the best writing i've ever seen, the game also big on real life topics like political and economical stuff, more so than most games out there, so its definetely a mature game. Bear in mind you don't create a character or choose a character from a roster, instead you play as a certain person. ' I like stories and role playing my character in the world '
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