Flawed Mods

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A flawed Serration Serration mod.

Flawed Mods (previously called Damaged Mods) are weaker versions of preexisting Mods intended for newer players, obtainable primarily during the Vor's Prize quest. They are identified by visible cracks on the mods' image as well as the word "FLAWED" in their descriptions.

Details

Flawed Mods only drop during the Vor's Prize Quest in lieu of their normal counterparts, and nine of these Flawed mods are rewarded as the player progresses through the quest. Flawed Mods will only drop during the questline missions, with the exception of the Mercury Junction which rewards flawed copies of Fast Deflection and Streamline. From Hotfix 18.6.2 (2016-03-22) onwards, these mods cannot be traded.

Flawed Mods still provide the same effects as their normal counterparts. However, as their name suggests, these mods have reduced power and/or rank. Flawed Mods come in three types:

1. Reduced base capacity drain, reduced effect, and a maximum rank of 3.
2. Reduced effect, and a maximum rank of 3, with base capacity drain unchanged.
3. A maximum rank of 3, with base capacity drain and effect unchanged.

As a rule, most mods have only one flawed counterpart, selected from the pool of flawed variants above. For example, the mod Serration Serration has a flawed mod with reduced drain, effect, and maximum rank, and no other flawed variants.

There is no way to "unflaw" a flawed mod.

These mods effectively give new players a hand when starting out, as normal mods may be too costly to rank up (both in terms of Credits and Endo), or too capacity hungry, especially without any Orokin Reactors or Orokin Catalysts to increase mod capacity on new players' equipment. Once players start gathering enough supplies and mods, they are free to convert these mods to Credits/Endo to strengthen their normal counterparts or keep them, with the first type still being useful for some loadouts due to a reduced capacity drain, thus being able to fit where a non-flawed mod would not fit.

View Known Flawed Mods List▾▾

Flawed mods with reduced base capacity drain and reduced base effect are shown ¹. Those with unchanged base capacity drain and reduced base effect are shown ². Those with unchanged base capacity drain and base effect are shown ³. (?) denotes that the wiki needs more information on the existence of these flawed mods.

• Ammo Drum Ammo Drum²
• Ammo Stock Ammo Stock²
• Bane of Corpus Bane of Corpus¹
• Bane of Grineer Bane of Grineer¹
• Charged Shell Charged Shell¹
• Continuity Continuity¹
• Convulsion Convulsion¹
• Deep Freeze Deep Freeze¹
• Enemy Sense Enemy Sense¹
• Equilibrium Equilibrium²
• Expel Corpus Expel Corpus¹
• Expel Grineer Expel Grineer¹
• Fast Deflection Fast Deflection²
• Fast Hands Fast Hands²
• Fever Strike Fever Strike³
• Flow Flow¹
• Fury Fury³
• Heated Charge Heated Charge¹
• Hellfire Hellfire¹
• Hornet Strike Hornet Strike¹
• Incendiary Coat Incendiary Coat¹
• Intensify Intensify¹
• Magazine Warp Magazine Warp¹
• Molten Impact Molten Impact¹
• North Wind North Wind¹
• Organ Shatter Organ Shatter³
• Pathogen Rounds Pathogen Rounds¹
• Pistol Gambit Pistol Gambit¹
• Point Blank Point Blank²
• Pressure Point Pressure Point³
• Quickdraw Quickdraw²
• Redirection Redirection¹
• Rush Rush¹
• Serration Serration¹
• Shell Compression Shell Compression²
• Shocking Touch Shocking Touch¹
• Shotgun Spazz Shotgun Spazz¹
• Slip Magazine Slip Magazine¹
• Smite Grineer Smite Grineer³
• Speed Trigger Speed Trigger¹
• Steel Fiber Steel Fiber¹
• Stormbringer Stormbringer¹
• Streamline Streamline¹
• Stretch Stretch¹
• Tactical Pump Tactical Pump²
• Target Cracker Target Cracker¹
• Thief's Wit Thief's Wit²
• Trick Mag Trick Mag²
• True Steel True Steel³
• Vitality Vitality²

Notes

• When it comes to installing mods on your equipment, Flawed Mods are considered identical to their normal counterparts and cannot be equipped simultaneously.
• Flawed Mods do not count towards the Codex entries of their respective normal mods.
• Flawed Mods cannot be obtained through Transmutation, even if all the mods used are flawed themselves.

Patch History

Hotfix 23.1.1 (2018-07-19)

• ‘Damaged Mods’ are hereby called ‘Flawed Mods’ now. Welcome to a new era.

Hotfix 22.13.1 (2018-02-15)

• Fixed ‘Damaged’ Mods not having their iconic cracked image.

Update: Specters of the Rail (2016-07-08)

• Fixed an issue with 'Damaged' faction-specific damage mods all affecting Corpus even though they were for other factions.

Hotfix 18.6.2 (2016-03-22)

• Damaged Mods acquired via the new-player experience are no longer tradeable.

Update 14.0 (2014-07-18)

• Introduced.

See also

• Vor's Prize, the quest line where these mods appear.