How To Get Atlas Warframe Through The Jordas Precept Quest

How To Get Atlas Warframe Through The Jordas Precept Quest Posted on October 5, 2015, 4:47 pm By Guest/Staff

Digital Extremes, or better known as DE, released a new video for their brand new Warframe Atlas. This marks the 25th Warframe in the game, and dates the first earth-like Warframe to manipulate the ground to his advantage. 

Every month or so, DE releases new content for the space-ninja game. This time around, the devs released a new Warframe by the name of Atlas. For those looking to get the new Warframe, a nice video shows how to get the rock-based space-ninja. However, you won’t be able to obtain him normally, you will have to complete a quest called Jordas Precept to get him.

In addition to this, the blueprint is awarded after completing the Jordas Precept Quest, this means you can not get his blueprint from the market. Furthermore, it unlocks the Jordas Golem Archwing Assassination mission on Eris that drops either his chassis, system, or helmet.

Looking at Atlas’ skills, his first ability is Land Slide, which surges him forward and if repeated, can dish-out devastating damage. His second ability called Tectonics, puts up a stone wall that can stop incoming projectiles, and can turn into a rolling stone that can deal fatal damage if it meets an enemy. The third ability Petrify can turn enemies into stone if they are in a certain radius. And the last ability Rumblers, summons rock golems that fight on your side and protect you.

You can check out the latest video that Digital Extremes posted up, revealing his abilities, what mods work best for him and how to use his abilities, as seen below.

Thanks to GuidesForUsAll, he posted up a nice step-by-step video that shows you how to get the Jordas Precept quest, what planets you need and what you will have to craft and fight to get Atlas.

And that’s it, basically it isn’t as hard as getting say Mirage, Mesa or maybe Nekros, but it is advised that you take some friends along when fighting the bosses. And remember, modding a Warframe comes down to player preference and what helps you out best on missions.