Atlas

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Atlas

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CODEX

Titan of stone, lord of the earthly elementals.

This is Atlas, the brawler, the strong.

Moving mountains is no easy task, Tenno. Atlas endures.

—Lotus

Earth swelled on the horizon, as the cult mocked Atlas with their chorus: "The stone shall shatter all!"

Across the system, every Telamon echoed that final hymn. Children, as far as Neptune, turned their heads from greasy broth and gazed toward Earth. Would that careening stone change... everything? Atlas kneeled down, head and hands pressed to the ground in apparent defeat as the Telamon's hymn grew even louder.

But Atlas was listening, feeling, the way the stone trembled to the hymn's pitch. The faults within the asteroid became vivid to him... and so a new song rose up. Rumblers. Erupting in a god-like rhythm, beating along the faults until Atlas, alone, struck the final, resonant chord.

A tremor forked through the rock until, all at once, the great asteroid exploded, its dust falling as scintillating rain sparking across the atmosphere, and then... gone. The Telamon's song fell silent and children, as far as Neptune, turned away and swirled their spoons in greasy broth.

—Drusus

Release Date: October 1st, 2015

With stone cold fists and a titan's physique, Atlas bends rock to encrust and bulldoze through all challengers in his brawl. Champion of elemental earth, he manifests formidable ramparts, crushing boulders, and golem brethren to rampage his stomping grounds. Atlas was unearthed in Update 17.5.

Manufacturing Requirements
30,000	1	1	1	1	Time: 72 hrs
30,000	1	1	1	1	Rush: 50
Market Price: 275			Blueprint Price: N/A
Neuroptics
15,000	1,400	1,100	800	5	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	1,400	1,100	800	5	Rush: 25
Chassis
15,000	1,800	1,300	700	2	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	1,800	1,300	700	2	Rush: 25
Systems
15,000	4,600	1,700	5	1	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	4,600	1,700	5	1	Rush: 25

Acquisition

Atlas' blueprint is awarded after completing The Jordas Precept Quest, which unlocks the Jordas Golem Archwing Assassination mission on Eris that drops the remaining component blueprints.

Additional main blueprints can be bought from Cephalon Simaris for

‍100,000.

Drop	Chance	Expected	Nearly Guaranteed
Chassis Blueprint	38.72%	6 – 7	27 ± 9
Neuroptics Blueprint	38.72%
Systems Blueprint	22.56%

Expected refers to total number of runs a player can expect to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.

Nearly Guaranteed refers to the total number of runs a player needs to obtain a 99%, 99.9%, and 99.99% probability to receive at least one of each drop associated with the respective values.

^{For more detailed definitions and information on how these number were obtained visit here.}

Lore

This is Atlas. Hard as stone. Is it any surprise that his story begins with an asteroid?

Temple Telamon had cast a spell on the indentured masses with a song that heralded the coming of a great stone destroyer. A god who would shatter the world and lead them to a great rebirth. The Orokin mocked the cult's off-key singing, their spasmodic dancing, but the spell only grew stronger. Telamon broadcasts would oft-times wedge into controlled channels to spread their doomsday message.

For the suffocated lower castes, the notion of something more powerful than their Orokin masters must have been intoxicating. A brutal Orokin crackdown seemed to be working, until... an asteroid was detected on a collision course with Earth. The Telamons celebrated it as prophecy writ true. Divine intervention. For the first time in living memory, the Orokin showed vulnerability.

It did not matter that the destruction would be total. For the Temple, this was a sign of a new age.

—Drusus

The Telamons were a fanatic cult that believed in the coming of a destroyer that would signify a rebirth. The Orokin paid no heed to their chants until the Telamon's prophesied destroyer arrived in the form of an asteroid on a collision course with Earth.

Rather than sending destructive weapons or Dax soldiers, Atlas, a stone warrior who defied the Telamon's ideals, was dispatched to intercept the asteroid. With his Rumblers at his side and a punch that reverberated into the rock, Atlas shattered the asteroid which dissolved into nothing, silencing the Telamon's hymns.

Notes

If Atlas wields his signature Tekko, the weapon gains an additional 6% status chance, for a total of 16% base status chance.

Trivia

In Greek mythology, Atlas was the Titan who held up the sky, typically portrayed carrying a large celestial sphere upon his shoulders. Other aspects of Atlas' design are similarly inspired by Greek myth.
- Atlas' Petrify ability is a tribute to the Gorgon Medusa through which the Titan met his demise. The hero Perseus, who slew Medusa, would use her severed head to turn many of his adversaries to stone, including Atlas who was transformed into a range of mountains.
- Atlas' passive immunity to knockdowns while grounded is inspired by the giant Antaeus who would challenge opponents to wrestling matches and was invincible as long as he was in contact with the ground.
Atlas was originally developed under the name Brawler and is still referred to as such internally in the game files.
Atlas has the third highest base armor rating of all Warframes at 450, surpassed by Valkyr's 600 and Valkyr Prime's 700.
Not counting the Aura slot, Atlas is the first non-prime Warframe, and still one of only a few, to start out with three polarized mod slots.
Atlas is the second Warframe to not include an alternate helmet on initial release, following Oberon.
Atlas' appearance seems to be inspired by a chivalrous knight with a greathelm.
Atlas has the lowest Sprint Speed of all Warframes.
Though Atlas' main blueprint is obtained from The Jordas Precept quest, he isn't actually quest-driven, as the quest story line doesn't directly involve him.
Atlas is the only Warframe whose component blueprints are acquired from Archwing mission, and in turn the Archwing boss, Jordas Golem.
Atlas is the first Warframe to have an official signature weapon, Tekko.
As an April Fool's joke, Digital Extremes announced a cross-over with Path of Exile titled: "Path of Warframe: The Quest for the Average Neck". The key art featured Atlas with Path of Exile's Templar.^[1]
Rumblers can attack/punch Roller floofs in Dog Days scene in the Captura.

References

↑ Official forum post

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CODEX

In bygone ages, mountains were said to house warriors. In this age, the mountain has become the warrior.

Release Date: October 1st, 2019

Atlas Prime is the Primed variant of Atlas, acting as a direct upgrade. Atlas Prime was released alongside Tekko Prime and Dethcube Prime.

Manufacturing Requirements
25,000				5	Time: 72 hrs
25,000				5	Rush: 50
Market Price: N/A			Blueprint Price: N/A
Neuroptics
15,000	2	525	4,700	200	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	2	525	4,700	200	Rush: 25
Chassis
15,000	2	2	725	3,600	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	2	2	725	3,600	Rush: 25
Systems
15,000	2	4	1,200	3,200	Time: 12 hrs
15,000	2	4	1,200	3,200	Rush: 25

Acquisition

Atlas Prime's main and component blueprints are acquired from the following Void Relics.

Blueprint	Neuroptics	Chassis	Systems
Lith D1 Common Lith M5 Common Lith P3 Common	Axi A11 Rare Axi A6 Rare (V) Axi A9 Rare (V)	Neo M3 Uncommon Neo T3 Uncommon Axi B3 Uncommon Meso E3 Uncommon (V)	Meso I1 Uncommon Neo A3 Uncommon Lith N4 Uncommon (V) Meso C4 Uncommon (V)

^{Lith, Meso, Neo, and Axi refer to Void Relics | (V) Denotes Vaulted Void Relics | (B) Denotes Baro Ki'Teer Exclusive Void Relic}

Notes

Atlas Prime, compared to Atlas:
- Higher Armor (475 vs. 450)
- Higher Energy (175/262 vs. 150/225)
- Higher Health (175/525 vs. 100/300)
- Higher Shield (150/450 vs. 100/300)
- Higher Sprint Speed (1.0 vs. 0.9)
- Additional Polarity ( vs. )

As a Prime Warframe, Atlas Prime possesses a special passive ability where contact with an Orokin Void Death Orb will make them release an energy pulse that grants 250 Energy to all nearby allies. This effect can only occur once per Death Orb, and can occur even if the Death Orb has been previously destroyed.
Atlas Prime's earthly elemental constructs feature alternate appearances:
- Atlas Prime's Tectonics rock wall has a slightly darker color and features additional gold ore veins and cracks that glow with an orange lava color.
- Atlas Prime's Rumblers are formed by a solid, dense, and uniform rock formation, as opposed to looser and irregular rock for his non-Primed counterpart, featuring Atlas Prime's chosen primary color and cracks that glow with chosen emissive colors. The Rumblers also have gold ornaments on their torsos and knuckles, resembling those on Atlas Prime himself.
  - The Rumblers will retain its appearance if a player choose to equip non-Prime default skin. However, equipping other skins will still change Rumblers' appearance accordingly.

Trivia

Atlas Prime is the first Primed Warframe to have five enhanced stats over his regular counterpart.
Atlas Prime's helmet design resembles the Cyclopes, giant one-eyed creatures in Greek mythology, symbolizing his immense strength.
Atlas Prime is the fourth Primed Warframe whose non-primed variant was unlockable through a quest (The Jordas Precept), after Mirage, Limbo and Chroma.
Before his global debut, Atlas Prime was first announced during TennoVip 2019 at Tokyo Game Show.
Atlas Prime's Rumblers were dubbed Prime Rumblers in a Twitter post by [DE]Rebecca

Media

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Passive

Wielding explosive power and incredible stamina, Atlas strengthens his insurmountable durability through battle. Atlas possesses various passive mechanics highlighted in the tabs below:

Rubble is a pickup item unique to Atlas that drops from petrified enemies and Rumblers on death. Rubble restores Health to Atlas if he is injured; if Atlas is at full health, Rubble instead grants additional Armor that decays over time.

Each petrified enemy and each Rumbler will drop 1 piece of Rubble that restores 50 health or provides 50 armor. Rubble will remain on the ground for 30 seconds before crumbling away if left untouched.
- Enemies petrified by Path of Statues' rock trail, Petrify's flash, and the summoning of Rumblers are eligible to drop Rubble.
- Petrified enemies killed by Landslide grant 75 health or armor from their dropped Rubble.
- Rumblers that sustain damage to their health will grant less health points or bonus armor from their dropped Rubble.
- Rubble will not grant armor if at least 1 health point is missing from Atlas' maximum health pool. Excess health points gained will not overflow into bonus armor points.
Rubble armor is displayed in a circular gauge on the HUD above the ability icons.
- The current number of bonus armor is shown below the gauge and will visibly subtract as bonus armor decays or add as Atlas picks up new Rubble.
- Armor bonus is capped at 1,500 points.
- Bonus armor decays at a rate of 5 armor points per second.
  - Decay rate is doubled when Atlas is inside a Nullifier Crewman's bubble or inside a Fog or Nul Comba and Scrambus's nullification field.
- Upon picking up Rubble to gain bonus armor, bonus armor decay is paused for 2 seconds. Picking up Rubble to restore health points will not pause armor decay.
- Bonus armor will not be lost if the player falls out of bounds, but will be lost in the event of a host migration.
- The stone icon in the center of the gauge will enlarge or shrink depending on the amount of bonus armor stored. At 0 bonus armor, it remains a pebble; at 1,500 bonus armor, it becomes a large boulder.
- Rock formations will appear on Atlas' body as he accumulates bonus armor.
Amount of Rubble dropped per petrified enemy and per Rumbler, health restored, bonus armor provided, and rate of decay are not affected by mods.
Rubble pickup can be vacuumed by Sentinels or the Warframe's innate vacuum radius, or fetched by Companions.
Rubble pickups resemble a piece of stone encased in a translucent layer of reflective rock-shaped metal, which is tinted in Atlas' chosen Warframe energy color.
Rubble pickups spawned when a petrified enemy or Rumbler dies while airborne will fall to the ground.

Strong as the mountain, Atlas is immune to knockdown effects while in contact with the ground.

Atlas remains susceptible to knockdown while in the air.
Certain attacks like Fire Blast can push back Atlas, regardless of knockdown.
This immunity applies to obstacles and traps capable of knockdown, such as Corpus Laser Barriers.
This does not prevent the recoiling effect from firing powerful Arch-guns such as Corvas, Velocitus, and Larkspur in non-Archwing missions.

Main article: Rubble Heap

Rubble Heap is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas' passive that makes Landslide cost no energy, increases its damage, and increases its speed when his Rubble count is above a threshold of 1400.

Rank	Damage & speed multiplier	Cost
0	1.25x	6
1	1.5x	7
2	1.75x	8
3	2x	9

Abilities

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ENERGY 25 KEY 1	Landslide Bash enemies with an exploding sliding punch, and repeat for a devastating combo. Petrified enemies take extra damage, and drop Rubble when destroyed. Rubble can heal Atlas and bolster his armor.	Strength:100 / 200 / 300 / 350 (1 hit) 200 / 400 / 600 / 700 (2 hits) 400 / 800 / 1200 / 1400 (3+ hits)
		Duration:1 s (combo window)
		Range:8 / 10 / 12 / 15 m (dash range) [1 hit] 1.5 / 1.6 / 1.7 / 2 m (impact radius) [2 hits] 3 / 3.2 / 3.4 / 4 m (impact radius) [3+ hits] 4.5 / 4.8 / 5.1 / 6 m (impact radius)
		Misc:50% (bonus Rubble health/armor)

Atlas charges forward to punch a target enemy up to 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 meters away. The target and enemies within 2 meters are dealt 100 / 200 / 300 / 350 Impact damage as a melee strike with a 200% critical damage multiplier, a 5% critical chance, and a 5% status chance.
Damage is affected by Ability Strength, the Melee Combo Counter and most mods and arcanes.
- As an example, with a maxed Pressure Point, Shocking Touch and Intensify, the normal attacks of a rank-3 Landslide will deal
  $Base Damage \times (1 + Damage Mods) \times (1 + Elemental Mods) \times (1 + Strength Mods) =$
  $350 \times (1 + 1.2) \times (1 + 0.9) \times (1 + 0.3) = 1,901.9$ damage on the first hit.
- Landslide gains 25% additional damage for each combo multiplier, up to a 3.75x damage multiplier at 12x combo, or 4.0x with Venka Prime equipped at 13x combo.
  - Each enemy struck by landslide adds to the Melee Combo Counter.
- Landslide is also affected by equipped melee mods including:
  - damage (e.g., Pressure Point)
  - physical (e.g., Collision Force)
  - elemental (e.g., Shocking Touch)
  - critical chance and critical multiplier (e.g., True Steel and Organ Shatter)
  - Status chance (e.g., Melee Prowess and Vicious Frost)
  - weapon augments (e.g., Justice Blades)
  - Riven
  - Some Conditional Mods (e.g., Blood Rush works but not Healing Return)

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- - Blood Rush and Gladiator set bonus works.
  - Weeping Wounds works.
  - Healing Return does not work.
  - Condition Overload does not apply.
  - Shattering Impact does not apply.
  - Smite Grineer and other faction bonuses do not apply.
  - Proton Snap provides both a flat +50% status chance after all bonuses and +100% bonus toxin damage.
  - Quickening and True Punishment bonus combo count chance applies.
  - Enduring Strike applies to lifted enemies struck by landslide.
  - Berserker and Spring-Loaded Blade do not activate off crits or status procs.
  - Energy Channel provides no bonus.
  - Amalgam Furax Body Count will not knockdown enemies.
  - Status duration bonuses (e.g, Lasting Sting) do not apply.
  - Arcane Avenger applies a flat +45% critical chance and can be activated through landslide's invulnerability.
  - Arcane Fury applies +180% melee damage, and can be activated by landslide's critical strikes.
  - Exodia Might does not lifesteal through landslide.
  - Exodia Triumph grants bonus combo count chance.
  - Exodia Force does not activate off landslide's status procs.

Last updated: Hotfix 27.0.8

- Manticore's damage bonus (+15%) applies to the ability.
- The combo counter will reset when equipped with Xoris.
- Elemental bonuses do not improve status proc damage. Toxin, Heat and Electric procs will always deal 50% of landslide's damage (before +elemental and +impact bonuses) per tick, and Gas will always deal 25%.
- Landslide is not affected by the equipped melee weapon's stats and innate effects.
  - The exceptions to this rule are:
    - Weapons that modify the combo meter, including the bonus initial combo count passives for Furax Wraith (20), Synoid Heliocor (20), Fragor Prime (30), and Venka Prime's increased combo cap.
    - Gazal Machete's bonus +25% corrosive damage upon Djinn's Fatal Attraction.
    - Ack & Brunt's collected elemental bonus, up to +70%. Landslide does not expend the bonus.
    - Lesion's +100% bonus toxin damage upon inflicting a status effect, however it cannot activate using landslide.
- Critical chance is affected by Cat's Eye, Charm and Void Stalker bonuses.
- Madurai's Phoenix Spirit and Phoenix Talons bonuses do not increase damage.
- AoE damage bypasses obstacles in the environment and does not diminish with distance.
- Impact radius is affected by Ability Range, while the dash range is not.
  - ( Primed) Reach does not affect Landslide.
- Atlas' Health is invulnerable to damage while dashing.
- If the target dies before Atlas lands his punch, energy used for Landslide will be refunded.
Landslide can be recast within a 1 second window to perform a repeating combo chain. Each successive hit in the chain deals increasing damage with a larger impact radius and reduced energy cost up to a cap:
- 200% damage, 200% impact radius, and 50% cost reduction for the second hit
- 400% damage, 300% impact radius, and 75% cost reduction for the third and all subsequent hits in the chain
  - This reduction in energy cost modifies Landslide's activation cost and is afterwards affected by Ability Efficiency as normal.
    - As an example, with a maxed Streamline the second successful cast will consume:
    $Base Cost \times (1 - Efficiency Mods) \times 0.5 =$ $25 \times (1 - 0.3) \times 0.5 = 8.75$ energy.
    - Any successful cast thereafter will consume:
    $Base Cost \times (1 - Efficiency Mods) \times 0.25 =$ $25 \times (1 - 0.3) \times 0.25 = 4.375$ energy.
- Atlas ragdolls enemies with an uppercut on every third successive strike in the chain. All other strikes stagger enemies.
- Combo window is affected by Ability Duration and can not fall below 0.5 seconds.
- The duration of the combo window and the respective damage multiplier for the next cast are displayed underneath the HUD's targeting reticle.
- If no casts are performed within the combo window, the damage and energy cost will reset.
Ability Synergy: Using Landslide to kill petrified enemies frozen by Path of Statues, Petrify, and by casting Rumblers grants 50% more health and armor points, from the enemies' dropped Rubble.
- Health restored and bonus armor provided are not affected by mods.
Casting Landslide requires an unobstructed enemy target.
Landslide is capable of locking onto and attacking invisible enemies (e.g. Stalker).
Can be cast while in mid-air.
Killing an enemy with this ability is counted as a Melee Kill.
Landslide attacks can damage enemies across the Rift Plane.
Landslide is affected by and can trigger Warframe Arcanes.

Main article: Path of Statues

Path of Statues is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas, that makes Landslide leave a petrifying path for a short period.

Rank	Path Duration	Petrify Duration	Cost
0	7s	4s	6
1	8s	5s	7
2	10s	5s	8
3	12s	6s	9

Landslide excels at rampaging between spread out clusters of enemies.
Take advantage of the dash's health invulnerability to charge through devastating attacks
Landslide's combo multiplier is separate from the Melee Combo Counter, and both work together to massively increase Landslide's damage.
It's advisable to use Ability Duration mods to lengthen the combo window.
Performing a Bullet Jump between casts allows players to extend Atlas' reach.
- Note that Atlas' knockdown immunity will not apply while he is not grounded.
Landslide benefits from elemental damage granted by certain augments, including:
- Ember's Fireball Frenzy
- Frost's Freeze Force
- Oberon's Smite Infusion
- Saryn's Venom Dose
- Volt's Shock Trooper

ENERGY 50 KEY 2	Tectonics Summon a rock-wall, activate again to send the rocks crashing towards the enemy.	Strength:5x (armor multiplier) 2850 / 3150 / 3450 / 3750 (base health) 250 / 300 / 350 / 500 (explosion damage) 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 (roll damage)
		Duration:N/A
		Range:3 / 3 / 4 / 5 m (explosion radius)
		Misc:1 / 2 / 3 / 4 s (invulnerability duration) 15 m (roll distance) 30 m (petrified roll distance)

Reshaping the surrounding terrain, Atlas erects a Bulwark made of stone with a base health of 2850 / 3150 / 3450 / 3750 and additional health equal to 500% of Atlas' modded armor. Upon activation, the bulwark is invulnerable for 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 seconds. Incoming damage that is absorbed during the invulnerability period is converted and added to the bulwark's health.
- A bulwark's total health, before absorbing damage, is multiplicatively affected by Ability Strength.
  - The bulwark's health uses the following expression when accounting for Ability Strength:
    $Modified Health = (Base Health + 5 \times (Atlas' Base Armor \times (1 + Armor Mods)) \times (1 + Strength Mods) + Additive Armor) + Absorbed Damage$ .
  - For example, with a maxed Steel Fiber and Intensify, rank-3 Tectonics will produce a bulwark with an initial health of
    $(3750 + 5 \times 450 \times 2.1) \times (1 + 0.3) = 11,017.5$ before converting absorbed damage.
- While active, a health counter becomes visible on the ability icon that tracks the bulwark's health percentage from 100% to 0%. Placing the HUD's targeting reticle over the bulwark will also display its health bar.
- Atlas and his allies do not contribute to a bulwark's health gain by shooting it during the invulnerability period.
- Invulnerability duration is not affected by Ability Duration.
Reactivating the ability will cause the bulwark to compact into a Boulder that rolls towards the current direction of aim, dealing 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 Impact damage per second to enemies that are dragged along its path. After rolling 15 meters or hitting an environmental object, the boulder will explode and inflict 250 / 300 / 350 / 500 Puncture damage to enemies within a radius of 3 / 3 / 4 / 5 meters.
- Rolling and explosion damage are affected by Ability Strength.
- Enemies affected by the rolling damage are ragdolled.
- The explosion damage does not bypass obstacles in the environment and diminishes with distance.
- Explosion radius is affected by Ability Range, while roll distance is not.
Ability Synergy: Casting Petrify on the Bulwark hardens it into a Petrified Bulwark. Boulders created from Petrified Bulwarks gain 200% rolling velocity and have their rolling distance increased to 30 meters. They also inflict ?% bonus damage on rolling and explosion damage.
- Bulwarks and Boulders become silver-colored and metallic when petrified.
- As the 3 bulwarks created by Tectonic Fracture cannot become boulders, Petrify has no effect on them.
- Casting Petrify on a moving boulder will not grant it bonuses.
While the bulwark is capable of blocking most hostile gunfire, it does not provide cover from area of effect damage, including the explosive attacks of Grineer Bombards and Napalms.
Bulwarks and Boulders have collision detection for enemies only. Atlas and allies can move through Tectonics' objects unobstructed.
Enemies will attack the Bulwark if it obstructs their path. Though some enemies may simply run up against it.
Atlas can maintain only one bulwark at a time.
- Upon transforming the Bulwark into a Boulder, Tectonics can be recast immediately to create a new Bulwark.
The Bulwark will spawn on the same elevation as Atlas, but the bulwark does have gravity and will fall down if created in the air or without a surface directly underneath it.
Casting and reactivation duration of 1 second are affected by Natural Talent and Speed Drift.

Main article: Tectonic Fracture

Tectonic Fracture is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas that modifies Tectonics to allow additional simultaneous walls, but sacrifices the ability to turn them into offensive boulders.

Rank	Walls	Health	Cost
0	2	70%	6
1	2	80%	7
2	3	90%	8
3	3	100%	9

Can completely block off narrow enough areas or chokepoints from enemies without limiting the movement of allies.
The Boulder can be used to push down long corridors, but care should be taken when aiming as the Boulder will detonate when it hits a side wall or standing obstacle.
The Bulwark's cover can assist in reviving allies who have fallen to a frontal threat.
- Note that Bulwark's protection is less effective against enemy AoE attacks.
Enemies will not change their motion to sidestep a rolling Boulder. This makes the boulder very effective against lines of charging foes.

ENERGY 75 KEY 3	Petrify Atlas' hardened gaze will fossilize foes, heal Rumblers, and create Petrified Bulwarks. When shattered, petrified enemies drop healing Rubble for Atlas.	Strength:100% (Rumbler heal)
		Duration:5 / 10 / 15 / 20 s
		Range:10 / 11 / 12 / 14 m (cone length)
		Misc:60° (FOV) +50% (damage vulnerability) 1 (Rubble dropped per enemy)

Atlas unleashes his hardened gaze in a conical burst of energy 10 / 11 / 12 / 14 meters long within a 60° field of view. All enemies caught within the cone are instantly turned into stone. Petrified enemies receive 50% more damage from all sources and are completely disabled from attacking or moving for 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 seconds.
- Petrify will not solidify enemies behind obstacles in the environment unless Atlas has line of sight.
- Damage vulnerability is not affected by mods.
- Damage vulnerability works by reducing resistances by -50%, up to -100%. This adds with existing values, for example: Cloned Flesh is 75% weak to Viral and 50% resistant to Gas. Once petrified, it becomes 100% weak to Viral and 0% resistant to Gas; a 14.3% increase in viral damage, and a 100% increase in gas damage.
  - More effective on resistant enemies, less effective on already vulnerable enemies.
  - Does not apply to armor, where it would have a multiplicative effect.
  - True damage resistance is also reduced.
- Stone duration is affected by Ability Duration.
- Cone length is affected by Ability Range, while the field of view is not.
- Activation energy cost is affected by Ability Efficiency.
- Casting animation speed is affected by Natural Talent and Speed Drift.
Ability Synergy:
- Killing petrified enemies will drop 1 piece of Rubble for Atlas to pick up, restoring 50 health or provides 50 bonus armor.
  - Amount of Rubble dropped per petrified enemy, health restored, and bonus armor provided are not affected by mods.
- Tectonics's Bulwark hardens into a Petrified Bulwark that gains increased rolling velocity, rolling distance, and bonus damage when launched as a boulder.
- Rumblers' health pool is instantly restored to 100%.
Petrified enemies are not immune to new status effects.
- Any duration-based status effect, such as a Bleed proc, that is applied before an enemy is petrified will run its normal duration.
If enemies are unaware once hit by Petrify, they will retain their unaware status upon being petrified.
Bosses and Capture targets can not be petrified.
Frozen enemies can not be petrified.
Enemies will turn a darker tone and obtain a stone texture upon being petrified.
Using Petrify on an enemy that is currently solidified will not refresh the stone duration. Once the enemy breaks free, it can be petrified once again.
Casting Petrify will interrupt Atlas' actions and movement.

Main article: Ore Gaze

Ore Gaze is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas that modifies Petrify to cause enemies turned to stone to be scanned into the Codex and have a chance to make them drop extra loot.

Rank	Loot Chance	Cost
0	10%	6
1	15%	7
2	20%	8
3	25%	9

Since Petrify's cone is created at the end of the casting animation, Natural Talent and/or Speed Drift can speed up the process to produce a nearly instant flash.
While the default casting animation is playing, the player can move the aiming reticle to reorient Atlas to keep moving enemies in his field of view before the flash occurs.
Petrify enemies to amplify all damage dealt to them, including damage from weapons and abilities. This can further empower damage dealt by Landslide punch combos, Tectonics' boulder rolling and explosion, and Rumblers' punch, rock throw, and detonation.
Although Bulwark can block line of sight to enemies, casting Petrify directly after creating a Bulwark will freeze enemies behind it due to line of sight mechanic rules. Enemies within a few seconds of being seen by Atlas or have noticed Atlas in that time are considered still in sight.
Petrify gives Atlas an effective form of crowd control and also allows him to heal himself with Rubble.
Use Petrify on Tectonics to create a Petrified Bulwark that rolls faster, rolls farther, and deals more damage when launched as a boulder.
When Rumblers have taken damage, use Petrify on them to fully heal them to maximum health. Fully healed Rumblers ensure that their dropped Rubble provide the highest healing or bonus armor possible.
Petrify enemies to keep them in place for Rumblers to beat down, since Rumbler's punch or stone throw will stagger or ragdoll enemies backward.
Petrified enemies that are killed will undergo a special "shatter" death animation, similarly to enemies killed by innate Cold damage sources, producing an additional corpse.
- This creates synergy with Nekros's Desecrate.

ENERGY 100 KEY 4	Rumblers Summon two elemental stone brawlers to the melee. Summoning petrifies enemies in close proximity to Atlas. When finished, Rumblers collapse into a pile of healing Rubble.	Strength:50 / 150 / 250 / 500 (armor) 500 / 750 / 1000 / 1250 ( Blast damage) 500 / 750 / 1000 / 1200 (health) 800 / 1000 / 1400 / 2000 (melee damage) 200 / 250 / 350 / 500 (rock damage)
		Duration:15 / 20 / 30 / 45 s (Rumbler duration)
		Range:3 / 4 / 5 / 6 m (stone radius) 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 m ( Blast radius) 1 (speed multiplier)
		Misc:2 (number of Rumblers) 10 s (stone duration) 1 (Rubble dropped on death per Rumbler) ≤ 50 (Rubble health/armor given)

Atlas summons his 2 earthly elemental golems as he instantly petrifies all enemies into stone within a 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 meter radius for 10 seconds. Once summoned, the Rumblers will roam the battlefield seeking nearby enemies to attack. They last for 15 / 20 / 30 / 45 seconds unless they are killed or manually detonated.
- Number of Rumblers summoned is not affected by mods.
- Petrify radius is affected by Ability Range.
- Rumbler duration is affected by Ability Duration, while petrify duration is not.
- Cast delay of 2.5 seconds is affected by Natural Talent and Speed Drift.
- Petrifying occurs instantly when Atlas begins his casting animation.
Each Rumbler possesses 500 / 750 / 1000 / 1200 Health, 50 / 150 / 250 / 500 Armor, and a speed multiplier of 1. Rumblers inflict 800 / 1000 / 1400 / 2000 Impact damage and stagger the target backwards with each melee attack; they can occasionally throw stones that home in on enemies to inflict 200 / 250 / 350 / 500 Impact damage and ragdoll enemies hit.
- Physical size of each Rumbler along with their health, armor, and all sources of damage are affected by Ability Strength. Health and armor are also affected by Warframe health, shield, and armor mods.
- Rumbler health uses the following expression when accounting for Ability Strength:
  Modified Health = Health × (1 + Health Gain From Leveling + Health Mods + Shield Gain From Leveling + Shield Mods + Strength Mods).
  - For example, with Vitality, Redirection, Intensify, and Atlas all at max rank, rank-3 Rumblers will have a modified health of
    $1200 \times (1 + 2 + 4.4 + 2 + 4.4 + 0.3) = 16,920$ .
  - Atlas' rank influences Rumbler health as the "Health Gain" and "Shield Gain" in the expression are referring to bonuses applied to Atlas' respective base stats. As Atlas at max rank will have 300 health and 300 shields (from 100 health and shields at rank 0), the +200% health and shield increase will also apply to the Rumblers' health.
- Rumbler armor uses the following expression when accounting for Ability Strength:
  Modified Armor = Armor × (1 + Armor Multiplier + Ability Strength) + Additional Armor.
  - For example, with a maxed Steel Fiber and Intensify, rank-3 Rumblers will have a modified armor value of
    $500 \times (1 + 1.1 + 0.3) = 1,200$ .
- Speed multiplier is affected by Ability Range and can not fall below 0.5 or exceed 1.5 under any circumstances.
If the ability is reactivated or if Atlas becomes incapacitated, active Rumblers will self-destruct and inflict 500 / 750 / 1000 / 1250 Blast damage to enemies within 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 meters.
- Blast damage is affected by Ability Strength.
- Damage does not bypass obstacles in the environment and diminishes with distance.
- Blast radius is affected by Ability Range.
Ability Synergy:
- Killing petrified enemies or self-destructing Rumblers will drop 1 piece of Rubble for Atlas to pick up, restoring 50 health or provides 50 bonus armor.
  - Rumbler Rubble provides reduced amounts of health or armor if Rumblers sustained damage to their health before expiring.
  - Amount of Rubble dropped per petrified enemy and per Rumbler, health restored, and bonus armor provided are not affected by mods.
- Casting Petrify on injured Rumblers will instantly restore their health to 100%.
Rumblers are immune to Status Effects, such as knockdowns or Slash procs, but they can be staggered.
While melee kills by the Rumblers are considered melee kills by Atlas, they do not contribute to the Melee Combo Counter.
Rumblers have collision detection for enemies only. Atlas and allies can move through Rumblers unobstructed.
Atlas can maintain only 2 Rumblers at a time.
- The number of active Rumblers is displayed in the HUD beside Atlas' shield and health indicators, and waypoints are displayed onscreen for each active Rumbler.
If a Rumbler enters a Nullifier bubble, it will have its health drained.

Main article: Titanic Rumbler

Titanic Rumbler is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas that modifies Rumblers to make one larger Rumbler with modified stats and will occasionally increase its Threat Level, instead of the normal two Rumblers. The recast ability to kill Rumblers is replaced by the taunt and a slam attack that knocks down all enemies within 15 meters.

Rank	Health	Damage	Slam damage	Cost
0	200%	200%	200	6
1	225%	225%	300	7
2	265%	265%	400	8
3	300%	300%	500	9

Main article: Rumbled

Rumbled is a Warframe Augment Mod for Atlas's Rumblers in PvE and Conclave that transforms Atlas into a Rumbler and grants additional armor that absorbs damage that scales off Atlas' modded health.

Rank	% max health absorbed	Cost
0	200%	6
1	225%	7
2	250%	8
3	300%	9

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