Void Crusades

The Void Crusade is an endgame campaign that can be assembled and started via the Tarot System.

Players can combine and choose between mission routes in order to gain the best possible endgame loot, both quantity and quality-wise.

You can gain access to the Void Crusade via launching it from the Command Bridge by using the Void Crusade stone that previously opened the old Tarot panel.

Mechanics[]

The Void Crusades are unlocked at Level 50.

Players can gain Shards from Challenges, Major Arcana mission rewards, or from the Void Crusade itself.

Assembling 5 shards of the same type creates the Void Crusade map that can be accessed from the Command Bridge.

Each completed mission on the Void Crusade map will add to a stacking loot bonus and slight difficulty modifier.

Hidden and Covert Missions can be unlocked by completing hidden events or finding secret info-fragments. These missions give further unique loot bonuses or allow more tries for the player

Supreme Missions are located at the end with challenging bosses and missions

Completing objectives and missions on the Void Crusade map rewards players with Keys

Unique scripts and seven new game modes are available, such as Secure the Artifact, Sabotage, or Nurgle Hunt

Players may acquire a total of 6 keys from the Void Crusade

Keys and chests[]

There are available 9 Void Chests after completing a Supreme Mission, but the maximum amount of keys a player can get is six.

Cogitators are hidden across some of the maps which give clues about the Loot Caches' content at the final loot screen — *Cogitators (the computer like thing) are hidden across some of the maps which give clues about the Loot Caches' content at the final loot screen*

2 keys are granted by an End Mission
A key is granted after completing 5 missions of any kind
A key is granted after completing at least 2 Bonus missions
A key is granted after completing all Covert and Hidden missions
A key is granted after defeating the Wandering Servoskull

You can find 5 Cogitators across the whole Void Crusade map. These will give players Info-fragments about the content of one loot cache from the final loot screen.

All loot caches contain different loot types, so players can rely on luck or on the information gained from the Info-fragment Cogitators to access the type of loot they exactly need.

The 9 Void Chests always contain specialized loot:

Void Chest #1 Psalm-Codes
Void Chest #2 Archeotech Shards
Void Chest #3 Tarot Cards, Empyrean Seals, & Void Shards
Void Chest #4 Crafting Materials

The Supreme Void Chest can always be opened without key.
Void Chest #5 Blueprints
Void Chest #6 Consumables
Void Chest #7 Items (Higher chance for Morality Relics)
Void Chest #8 Items (Higher chance for Ancient Relics)
Void Chest #9 Items (Higher chance for Archeotech Relics)

After finishing a Supreme Mission, players can use a teleporter on the map to get transported to the final loot room where they can open Void Chests

Players may open as many Loot Caches as they can with the number of acquired Keys at hand, besides the Supreme Void Chest which does not require a key to open

Secret Missions[]

There are 2 types of secret missions scattered across the Void Crusade map - Hidden and Covert missions. These have special unlock conditions and give a neat bonus to players completing them:

Hidden Missions need to be unlocked first by completing certain basic Missions
Covert Missions are unlocked by completing special events completed in Hidden and Bonus missions.
Completing all 3 Bonus Missions grants the player +2 extra lives
Hidden & Covert Missions contribute to the Loot Modifiers greatly, so it is always worth to do them!

Added difficulty and modifiers[]

The bravest of Inquisitors can apply Tarot Cards to these missions, further increasing the rewards gained from individual missions (Tarot Cards do not modify the stacking loot bonus on the Void Crusade map). However, players should be aware of the two following factors:

Failing a mission will make that whole branch of the Void Crusade unavailable
Dying six times in total fails the entire Void Crusade map, which needs to be relaunched afterwards from new Shards.

Every map completed on the Void Crusade has 3 modifiers:

End Loot Bonus: Increases the quantity of loot within the Supreme Void Chest
Mission Loot Rarity Bonus: Increases the chance for higher quality drops during missions
Mission Loot Quality Bonus: Increases rolled enchant values on dropped items

Hardcore Void Crusades[]

Since Patch 2.2.2 players can create Hardcore Void Crusades. Hardcore Crusades require 7 shards, but the overall loot bonus and quality is increased by 50%. The player is limited to one life cannot gain more, if the player dies, the whole Crusade is lost.

Wandering Servoskull[]

During Void Crusades, players may encounter a Wandering Servoskull. The presence of a Servoskull is indicated by a special icon on the Void Crusade map when the player arrives to a nearby mission.

Within the mission, the player will receive a message when the encounter with the Servoskull starts.

The Servoskull tries to escape fast, and the player has a limited time to defeat it before the Servoskull disappears.

If succesful, the player is rewarded with high quality loot, increased mission loot bonuses, and an extra Void Chest Key.

The location of the Wandering Servoskull is picked at random when a Void Crusade is generated, and it also randomly spawns on various spots within missions.