Discover hidden Fragments across the Origin System in Warframe. Learn how to find and scan them to unlock lore, artwork, and audio transmissions about the game's universe.
Walkthrough
- 1Scan Fragments: Most Fragments can be scanned using a Codex or Synthesis Scanner. This unlocks artwork in the Codex's Universe tab, which can be used as Orbiter decorations and come with accompanying lore.
- 2Find Hidden Points: Within the unlocked artwork, there's a hidden point that, when hovered over with the cursor, reveals a short audio transmission with additional lore. White noise will increase in volume as you get closer to this point.
- 3Interact with Fragments: Some Fragments do not require scanning and can be acquired by interacting with them (default key: X).
Tips
- Fragments are released over time and are categorized by their type (e.g., Cephalon, Fish, Glass, Ghoul, Revenant, Solaris United, Partnership, The Tenets, Duviri, Albrecht, Isleweaver).
- Cephalon Fragments are visualized as hovering blue data blocks and are often found in rooms during missions. They can appear on the mini-map as a blue quadruple diamond if loot radar mods are equipped.
- Cephalon Fragments reveal lore about the Origin System's Factions, Characters, and Planets, and decrypting them reveals Ordis' Past.
- Cephalon Fragments cannot be found in Defense, Interception, or Archwing missions.
- Each navigable planet, moon, or location (including the Void and Deimos, but excluding the Kuva Fortress) typically has two to three unlockable Cephalon Fragments, each requiring 3 to 7 scans.
- Other fragment types include Thousand-Year Fish Fragments, Glass Shard Fragments, Encrypted Journal Fragments, Nakak Memory Fragments, Fortuna Fragments, Partnership Fragments (Corpus Gas City), The Tenets (Corpus Ship), Lost Islands of Duviri Fragments, Albrecht's Notes, Isleweaver Fragments, Somachord Fragments, and Frame Fighter Fragments.
- Prex Cards are another type of collectible mentioned.
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