Deimos

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Deimos

Preceded by
Orokin Derelict (Planet) since Update 29.0

Even the most culturally and technologically advanced civilization in history could not contain the menace of the Infestation. After an unknown cataclysmic event propelled them from the Void, Orokin vessels were left adrift, becoming uninhabited and overgrown. The tireless force of probing infested tendrils penetrate and dislodge the once majestic and opulent halls of these Orokin vessels.

—Derelict Fragment

Deimos is a moon of Mars where the Infested are the controlling faction. This Infested-controlled moon uses a tileset similar to the Orokin Towers, called Orokin Derelict, taking place on ancient Orokin vessels that are left abandoned to tides of time and tarnished due to long-term exposure to the Infestation. The caverns beneath the moon's surface are home to an Orokin device known as the Heart, the legacy of the Entrati family which establishes a connection to the Void to power all Orokin Void technology across the Sol System. The Heart of Deimos quest implies that Deimos was previously concealed in the Void, having recently re-phased into Martian orbit after the Heart begun to break down.

Deimos becomes accessible after clearing Kadesh, Mars, and does not have a Junction.

The Assassination Targets for Deimos are Lephantis and the Zealoid Prelate, located in the mission nodes Magnacidium and Exequias respectively. Lephantis drops the component blueprints for the parts of the Nekros Warframe, and The Zealoid Prelate drops the blueprint and parts for the Pathocyst.

Deimos also features a Landscape: the Cambion Drift. Unlike the Derelicts, it consists of a wide, open terrain on the surface of the moon heavily mutated by the Infestation's Grey Strain. In the northeast lies a large structure home to the Entrati family, now known as the Necralisk.

Enemies[edit | edit source]

Infested	Entrati	Wild
Chargers Leapers Volatile Runners Crawlers Electric Crawlers Ancient Disruptors Ancient Healers Toxic Ancients Undying Flyers Leaping Thrashers Juggernaut Deimos Carnis Deimos Carnis Rex Deimos Saxum Deimos Saxum Rex Deimos Jugulus Deimos Therid Deimos Genetrix Deimos Tendril Drones	Necramech	Vulpaphylas Predasites Cryptilexes Velocipods Avichaeas Undazoas Nexiferas

Missions[edit | edit source]

Name	Type	Level	Tile Set
Horend	Capture	12 - 14	Orokin Derelict
Phlegyas	Exterminate	13 - 15	Orokin Derelict
Formido	Sabotage	14 - 16	Orokin Derelict
Dirus	Mobile Defense	15 - 17	Orokin Derelict
Hyf	Defense	15 - 20	Orokin Derelict
Magnacidium	Assassination	20 - 25	Orokin Derelict
Cambion Drift	Free Roam	20 - 35	Cambion Drift
Terrorem	Survival	25 - 35	Orokin Derelict
Exequias	Assassination	30 - 35	Orokin Derelict

Rewards[edit | edit source]

Defense and Survival Deimos missions will have a chance to yield one of the following every 5 waves/minutes. Rotations are as such: A-A-B-C. Deimos Sabotage has optional hidden caches that can be found. Vault requires that a special vault be found and opened in certain Deimos missions.

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Rotation A		Rotation B		Rotation C
250 Endo	11.11%	250 Endo	38.72%	Forma Blueprint	22.56%
250 Endo	11.11%	250 Endo	38.72%	Meso C6 Relic	11.06%
Lith B8 Relic	11.11%	Mutalist Alad V Nav Coordinate	22.56%	Meso D6 Relic	11.06%
Lith D4 Relic	11.11%			Meso I1 Relic	11.06%
Lith G3 Relic	11.11%			Meso K3 Relic	11.06%
Lith I1 Relic	11.11%			Meso P2 Relic	11.06%
Lith P5 Relic	11.11%			Meso P4 Relic	11.06%
Lith T4 Relic	11.11%			Meso T4 Relic	11.06%
Lith T5 Relic	11.11%

Locations:

Hyf, Deimos

Up to date as of Update 30.1

First Cache		Second Cache		Third Cache
3000 Credit Cache	14.29%	5000 Credit Cache	15.18%	400 Endo	19.36%
3000 Credit Cache	14.29%	5000 Credit Cache	15.18%	Argon Crystal	19.36%
200 Endo	14.29%	200 Endo	15.18%	Neural Sensors	19.36%
200 Endo	14.29%	200 Endo	15.18%	Orokin Cell	19.36%
Thief's Wit	14.29%	Neurodes	15.18%	400 Endo	3.76%
3 Mutagen Sample	14.29%	Bane of Infested	4.42%	Enemy Sense	3.76%
1000 Nano Spores	14.29%	Cleanse Infested	4.42%	Master Thief	3.76%
		Expel Infested	4.42%	2 Argon Crystal	3.76%
		Smite Infested	4.42%	2 Neural Sensors	3.76%
		2 Neurodes	4.42%	2 Orokin Cell	3.76%
		Mutalist Alad V Nav Coordinate	2.01%

Locations:

Formido, Deimos

Up to date as of Update 30.1

Rotation A		Rotation B		Rotation C
400 Endo	11.11%	Neo B7 Relic	12.5%	Octavia Neuroptics Blueprint	22.56%
400 Endo	11.11%	Neo N13 Relic	12.5%	Axi A11 Relic	11.06%
Lith B8 Relic	11.11%	Neo N14 Relic	12.5%	Axi A13 Relic	11.06%
Lith D4 Relic	11.11%	Neo N15 Relic	12.5%	Axi C6 Relic	11.06%
Lith G3 Relic	11.11%	Neo P2 Relic	12.5%	Axi O5 Relic	11.06%
Lith I1 Relic	11.11%	Neo T2 Relic	12.5%	Axi T6 Relic	11.06%
Lith P5 Relic	11.11%	Neo Z7 Relic	12.5%	Axi W2 Relic	11.06%
Lith P5 Relic	11.11%	Mutalist Alad V Nav Coordinate	12.5%	Axi Z1 Relic	11.06%
Lith T4 Relic	11.11%

Locations:

Terrorem, Deimos

Up to date as of Update 30.1

Rewards
Anemic Agility	4.35%
Blind Rage	4.35%
Burdened Magazine	4.35%
Corrupt Charge	4.35%
Creeping Bullseye	4.35%
Critical Deceleration	4.35%
Critical Delay	4.35%
Depleted Reload	4.35%
Fleeting Expertise	4.35%
Frail Momentum	4.35%
Heavy Caliber	4.35%
Hollow Point	4.35%
Magnum Force	4.35%
Narrow Minded	4.35%
Overextended	4.35%
Spoiled Strike	4.35%
Tainted Clip	4.35%
Tainted Mag	4.35%
Tainted Shell	4.35%
Transient Fortitude	4.35%
Vicious Spread	4.35%
Vile Acceleration	4.35%
Vile Precision	4.35%

Up to date as of Update 30.1

Orokin Vault[edit | edit source]

Main article: Orokin Vault

The Orokin Vaults, also known as "The Golden Door" by the Ostrons^[1], are special vaults found in the Orokin Derelict tileset on Deimos missions which require a unique void key to unlock, called a Dragon Key.

Corrupted Mods[edit | edit source]

Main article: Category:Corrupted Mods

Corrupted Mods are dual stats mods, where one stat is positive and the other is a negative side effect. One Corrupted Mod will be awarded to each player after a member of the squad successfully opens an Orokin Vault. Each Corrupted Mod has an equal chance to drop (4.3478%).

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Name	Description	Rarity
Blind Rage	Increases ability strength Reduces ability efficiency	Rare
Fleeting Expertise	Increases ability efficiency Reduces ability duration	Rare
Narrow Minded	Increases ability duration Reduces ability range	Rare
Overextended	Increases ability range Reduces ability strength	Rare
Transient Fortitude	Increases ability strength Reduces ability duration	Rare

Name	Description	Rarity	Weapon Subcategory
Critical Delay	Increases Critical Hit Chance Reduces Fire Rate	Rare	Rifle
Heavy Caliber	Increases Damage Reduces Accuracy	Rare	Rifle
Vile Precision	Reduces Recoil Reduces Fire Rate	Rare	Rifle
Tainted Mag	Increases Magazine Capacity Decreases Reload Speed	Rare	Rifle
Vile Acceleration	Increases Fire Rate Reduces Damage	Rare	Rifle
Depleted Reload	Increases Reload Speed Reduces Magazine Capacity	Rare	Sniper
Burdened Magazine	Increases Magazine Capacity Decreases Reload Speed	Rare	Shotgun
Vicious Spread	Increases Damage Increases Shotgun Spread	Rare	Shotgun
Tainted Shell	Reduces Shotgun Spread Reduces Fire Rate	Rare	Shotgun
Frail Momentum	Increases Fire Rate Reduces Damage	Rare	Shotgun
Critical Deceleration	Increases Critical Hit Chance Reduces Fire Rate	Rare	Shotgun

Name	Description	Rarity	Weapon Subcategory
Anemic Agility	Increases Fire Rate Reduces Damage	Rare	Any
Creeping Bullseye	Increases Critical Hit Chance Reduces Fire Rate	Rare	Any
Hollow Point	Increases Critical Hit Damage Reduces Damage	Rare	Any
Magnum Force	Increases Damage Reduces Accuracy	Rare	Any
Tainted Clip	Increases Magazine Capacity Reduces Reload Speed	Rare	Any

Name	Description	Polarity	Rarity	Weapon Subcategory
Spoiled Strike	Increases Damage Reduces Attack Speed		Rare	Any
Corrupt Charge	Increases Intial Combo Reduces Combo Duration		Rare	Any

Tips[edit | edit source]

Deimos is the first location in the Star Chart where Orokin Cells can be found, making it a good place where to farm them due to the low level of enemies in the first missions.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

Deimos, which in Ancient Greek means Dread, is named after the Greek God of Terror who is also the twin brother of Phobos.
- Befitting of its name, the moon as a whole resembles a large skull with its lower jaw hanging open.
Mission Nodes on Deimos are usually named after fear, death, and suffering.
- Phlegyas in Greek mythology is the son of Ares and Chryse and therefore a sibling of Deimos. Its etymological root is in the greek verb flego which means to shine, to burn, to blaze.
- Formido is the Roman equivalent to Deimos.
- Hyf in Old English roughly translates to (bee)hive and in Swedish it refers to the long, threadlike filaments that form the mycelium of a fungus.
- Dirus is a Latin word that means "fearful" or "ominous".
- Horend is a form of the word Horrendous.
- Terrorem means terror.
- Exequias is a Spanish (coming from latin exequiae-arum) word that translates to Funeral (rights).
- Magnacidium may be a portmanteau of the Latin words Magna (from the word Magnus, meaning "Large" and "Great") and the suffix -cidium (meaning "slaughter" and "act of killing").
It is implied that Deimos, much like Lua, was hidden within the Void until recently in the game's timeline, as Loid mentions in Heart of Deimos that they "have been forced to re-phase into Martian [orbit]" before being interrupted by Otak as well as the quest's description saying "Deimos emerges in Martian orbit".