Welcome, Inquisitor!

Here you will find all the insider information about Inquisitor in detail. The 2.0 update was a free overhaul of W40K: Inquisitor, designed to push the game towards a more traditional ARPG feel, while adding more content and variety to the game. You can use the navigation panel at the right to quickly access sections.

Note: The values and mechanics described here are subject to change upon release and future updates.

Last update: 2019. 08. 06.

Quick facts

Combat

• Combat flow has been drastically improved.
  • After using movement skills, players should be able to use their skills as soon as they arrive at their new location.
• All character animations have been sped up such as grenade tossing, weapon switching, along with all weapon animations.
• Primary Skill Global Cooldowns have been reduced to 0.5 seconds.
• Movement speed of all classes has been adjusted.
  • Turn speed of all classes has been sped up.
• All skill and projectile effects have been adjusted to match the faster animation speeds.
• [Combat Showcase Video Here]

Leveling

• The maximum level cap has been increased to 100.
• An experience bar has been added to the Battle GUI.

Itemization

• The Inventory is now available during missions.
• Power rating has been removed from the game completely.
• Items now have item level.
• A player's drops are determined from player level.
  • Item drops can range between five item levels below or above the player's current level.
  • Maximum item level is 90.
  • Example: If you are level 80, items can drop from a range of item level 75 and 85
• The Relic items have been vastly expanded: More than 200 Relic enchants have been added to the game to further aid build variety.
• Each Crusader and Assassin weapon received 4 new model types, while Psykers received 8 new weapon models.

New Item Tiers

	Archeotech Relic Relic enchants on this item are fixed, and other enchants are rolled onto these items from a fixed pool as well. You won't be able to reroll these items, but a good roll on an Archeotech Relic should be more powerful than on a regular Relic item. It is advised to reroll the secondary enchants on these items to support the Relic enchant better.
	Ancient Relic These Relics have 4 pre-defined, powerful enchants that cannot be rerolled via Modify. Ancient Relic enchants will have to be unlocked first - the unlock conditions will be listed on the item. These items have secondary enchants that will always support the primary Relic enchants.
	Morality Relic Daemonforged or Holy enchants are rolled onto these items depending on the player's Morality status and levels.

Relic Enchant buff categories

Relic enchants often give various buffs to players. Regular enchants often boost or rely on these categories, so it is advised to learn about these categories first in order to know which enchant is referencing which state.

Enraged State

• If a Player has an Enraged token active, they are considered to be in an Enraged state. This means gaining a 3% damage bonus for every Enraged token. The maximum cap for Enraged tokens is 10 and each attack consumes a token.

Feared State

• While Fear lasts, enemies lose 20% of their maximum Suppression value and have their Damage decreased by 20%. Lasts 5 seconds.

Exposed State

• Lasts while the player is below 25% total HP.

Focused State

• Various conditions can cause a Focused state. While Focused, the player gains a 50% bonus for HP and Suppression regeneration.

Berserk State

• If a Player has a Berserk token active, they are considered to be in a Berserk state. This means gaining a 10% movement speed bonus regardless of the number of active tokens, and gaining a 1% damage and damage reduce bonus per active token. The active Berserk token number is decreased by 1 per second.

Quick Facts

Crafting has been revamped to give players a better access to useful items while not being overly complicated. Therefore, the number of crafting materials have been reduced, and the Tech Tree has been altered as well.

• All crafting times have been removed so items are now instantly created upon crafting them.
• The blueprint system has been altered. Old blueprints have been removed, and numerous new ones have been added. 
• Crafted items create items based on player level.
• Relic items can now be crafted occassionally via the Crafting panel.
• Fusion is now the name of the feature that allows players to fuse sockets onto an item.

Current crafting materials include:

• Artificer material: Ancient Mechanism
• Relic material: Machine God's Spark
• Archeotech Relic material: Spark of Glory

Modify

• Relic enchants can be modified. Secondary enchants can be rerolled as well to support the main Relic enchant better.
• Players can now reroll the value of a single enchant. Price: 1 Ancient Mechanism for lower tier items, and 1 Machine God's Spark for items above Artificer level.
• Players can now reroll an item's full enchantment list for credits.
• Players can now reroll a single enchant's type. Price: 1 Ancient Mechanism for lower tier items, and 1 Machine God's Spark for items above Artificer level.
• Players can now reroll an item's base value (e.g. damage for weapons) for credits

Crafting Capacity

Items have Crafting Capacity which determines how many times that item can be modified. Integrity can be enhanced via the Crafting panel as well, using credits and materials. Integrity is displayed in the top right corner of an item's tooltip.

Salvage

Relic items provide 1 piece of Machine God's Spark, Archeotech Relics provide 1 Sparks of Glory, while Ancient and Morality Relics provide 3 Sparks of Glory.

Players can increase an item's level in the following way:

• 1 level: 1x Ancient Mechanism
• 2 levels: 3x Ancient Mechanism
• 3 levels: 1x Machine God's Spark
• 4 levels: 3x Machine God's Spark
• 5 levels: 1x Spark of Glory

By gaining an item level, a piece of gear will have increased base and enchant values.

Patch 2.0 introduces socketed items, Archeotech Shards, and Psalm-Codes to the game. These items can drop during missions and can be found in loot caches as well. Both socketable item types are designed to enhance and reinforce the Inquisitor's gear. Below you will find the bonuses applied by each item in a table. A number of sockets can now be rolled on items above item level 50. The maximum number of sockets depend on the item type. Sockets can only be rolled on Artificer items or better. A level 50 item will have a 2% chance for a socket, with a 0.1% increase per item level. This increase bumps up to 0.15% above item level 70. Sockets can be added to items of all quality via the Crafting panel, using 1 Spark of Glory and Credits. Prices will increase by 2% per level above level 50. Both Archeotech Shards and Psalm-Codes can be simultaneously used in a single item.

Possible Socket Numbers per item type:

Note: Higher tier items have a better chance to gain more sockets, while lower tier items will tend to have socket numbers from the lower range of the spectrum.

• One-Handed weapons: 1-4 sockets
• Two-Handed weapons: 1-6 sockets
• Armor: 1-6 sockets
• Main Implant: 1-3 sockets
• Inoculator: 1-3 sockets
• Belt: 1-2 sockets

Here you will find a complete list of all available Archeotech Shards within the game, as well as their applied bonuses.

Archeotech Shards have a quality modifier. You will be able to combine Shards of the same quality to a higher tier Shard. This can be done at the crafting panel. 

Shards have three categories, and each category starts dropping from a different player level, as indicated by the last 3 columns of the table below.

The crafting table of Archeotech Shards goes like this:

The full list of Archeotech Shards can be found below:

Corpus Shard (Cat. I.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	+ HP	+20	+40	+80	+200	+600
Weapon	+ HP/Hit	2	3	4	8	20
Other	HP regen	2	3	4	8	20

Invictus Shard (Cat. II)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	Reflect DMG	1%	2%	3%	5%	10%
Weapon	DoT %	2%	3%	4%	8%	20%
Other	Supp. regen	3	4.5	6	12	30

Resistor Shard (Cat. III.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	DMG reduce	0.4%	0.6%	1%	2%	4%
Weapon	Supp. per hit	2	4	8	20	50
Other	+ All Res	0,4%	0,6%	1%	2%	4%

Sicarian Shard (Cat. III.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	+Suppression	30	60	120	300	900
Weapon	+ Crit %	0.4%	0.6%	1%	2%	4%
Other	+ Crit Power	1	2	3	5	10

Fulgurite Shard (Cat. II.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	+ Movement Speed	0.5%	0.7%	1%	2%	5%
Weapon	CD Reduction	0.5%	0.7%	1%	2%	5%
Other	Energy Shield %	3%	4.5%	6%	12%	30%

Secutor Shard (Cat. I.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	Physical Resist	0.7%	1%	1.5%	3%	7%
Weapon	Heat Resist	0.7%	1%	1.5%	3%	7%
Other	Warp Resist	0.7%	1%	1.5%	3%	7%

Cybersmith Shard (Cat. I.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	Melee DMG Reduce	0.7%	1%	1.5%	3%	7%
Weapon	+ Melee DMG	1.3%	2%	3%	6%	15%
Other	+ AoE DMG	1.3%	2%	3%	6%	15%

Cognis Shard (Cat. I.)

		Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4	Level 5
Type	Effect
Armor	Ranged DMG Reduce	0.7%	1%	1.5%	3%	7%
Weapon	+ Ranged DMG	1.3%	2%	3%	6%	15%
Other	+ Single Target DMG	1.3%	2%	3%	6%	15%

Psalm-Codes can be obtained by players in a similar way to Archeotech Shards, but give different bonuses. In addition, there exist specific Psalm-Code Doctrines that result in an unique, powerful bonus.

Psalm-Codes can be combined in a pyramid-manner, e.g. combining three Psalm-Codes of the same kind will result in a single Psalm-Code of higher quality.

The full list of Psalm-Codes can be found below:

	Name	Effect	Level
	Hermeticon Psalm	+3% DMG reduce upon kill	I
	Terminus Psalm	+5% DMG upon kill	I
	Voltaic Psalm	+50 Energy Shield Charge and +50 to Energy Shield upon kill	I
	Galvanic Psalm	5% chance upon kill to reset all cooldowns	I
	Iron Psalm	1% Crit Chance & +1 Crit Power for 2 seconds upon kill	I
	Volkite Psalm	+1 sec DoT duration	II
	Static-burst Psalm	+1 sec Slow / Shock duration	II
	Electro-haze Psalm	+1 sec Blind / Hallucination duration	II
	Technomartyr Psalm	When struck, gain +20% damage for 2 seconds. Does not stack.	II
	Hypergheist Psalm	When struck, gain +20% movement speed for 2 seconds. Does not stack.	II
	Emanatus Psalm	+0.5 sec Stun duration	III
	Phosphoenic Psalm	+10% DMG on Ignited enemies	III
	Hyper-rad Psalm	+10% DMG on Poisoned enemies	III
	Haemo-drain Psalm	+10% DMG on Bleeding enemies	III
	Uncreator Psalm	Vulnerability bonus increased from 10 to 15%	III
	Transonic Psalm	+15% DMG to Slowed, Stunned, or Shocked enemies	IV
	Animus Psalm	+15% DMG to Blinded and Hallucinating enemies	IV
	Shroud Psalm	When struck, gain +5% DMG reduce for 2 seconds. Does not stack.	IV
	Binharic Psalm	+1 sec duration to Psalm-Code effect durations	IV
	Nova Psalm	10% chance to Shock enemies within 3 m when struck	IV
	Ordinatus Psalm	Each strike decreases enemy armor by 5% for 2 seconds	V
	Icarus Psalm	10% chance on kill to Slow enemies within 3 m	V
	Neuralis Psalm	Gain +1% damage for each hit for 2 sec	V
	Aegis Psalm	+10 Energy Shield HP per hit	V
	Voltagheist Psalm	Increases Damage Reduction soft cap by 1	V

Psalm-Code Doctrines are unique bonuses attainable by using a specific combination of Psalm-Codes. Of course, the original bonuses of each individual Psalm-Code are preserved and in effect. The table only lists the additional bonus effects gained by applying the Psalm-Code Doctrine.

The Tarot System has been reworked in the following way:

• Tarot Cards can be achieved through leveling up or through the loot system.
• Tarot Mission generation from the old UI has been removed.
• Every Open World mission can be applied a Tarot Card.
• Tarot cards can now be leveled up to level 5 for increased effect.

Major Arcana cards can now be applied onto missions with major difficulty modifiers and gameplay elements.

Tarot Card leveling works like this:

Tarot cards accumulate and stack up over time, and to level them up, you need to spend credits in order to level them.

Major Arcana

Note:  Major Arcana cards have 2 types. The cards in the first category do not adjust mission level - The Possessed, The Archeotech Vault, The Crucible, The Pure, The Treasure Trove, The Heretek Forge fall into this first category.
The rest of the Major Arcana cards adjust mission level, so players can gain more XP and loot during high-level adventures.

	The Possessed Increases chance to get Psalm-Code drops by Card level * 100% per mission. Guarantees a drop per successful mission. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 60 General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Archeotech Vault Increased chance per mission to get Archeotech Shard drops by Card level * 100%. Guarantees a drop per successful mission. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 50 General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Crucible Increases bonus Glory by Card level * 200% per mission. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 30. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	The Pure Increases bonus Influence  by Card level * 100% per mission. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 20. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	The Treasure Trove At every item drop chance, there is a Card Level * 10% chance to drop an item with the same chances. Effect only applies to mid-mission loot. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 30, players gain one at Level 40. General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	The Heretek Forge Increases drop chance by Card Level * 40% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 20. General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	Hourglass Sets mission difficulty level to 70 + Card Level * 2. At every item drop chance, there is a 6% + Card Level * 3% chance to drop an item with the same chances. Effect only applies to mid-mission loot. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 65, players gain one at Level 70. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Martyr Sets mission difficulty level to 70 + Card Level * 2. Increases drop chance by +50% + Card Level * 25% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 65, players gain one at Level 68. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Deceiver Sets mission difficulty level to 80 + Card Level * 2. Increases drop chance by +50% + Card Level * 25% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 78 at 25% of the original drop chance. This is raised to 100% at Level 80, and to 200% at Level 83. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Fallen Hero Sets mission difficulty level to 80 + Card Level * 2. Increases drop chance by +50% + Card Level * 25% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 78 at 25% of the original drop chance. This is raised to 100% at Level 80, and to 200% at Level 83. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Arch Enemy Sets mission difficulty level to 90 + Card Level * 2. At every item drop chance, there is a 6% + Card Level * 3% chance to drop an item with the same chances. Effect only applies to mid-mission loot. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 88 at 25% of the original drop chance. This is raised to 100% at Level 90, and to 200% at Level 93. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	The Grim Reaper Sets mission difficulty level to 90 + Card Level * 2. Increases drop chance by +50% + Card Level * 25% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 88at 25% of the original drop chance. This is raised to 100% at Level 90, and to 200% at Level 93. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus

Minor Arcana

	Perseverance All Intel and Consumable items receive a Card Level * 100% increase to their drop rates. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 20. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Venom All Tarot Cards and Empyrean Seals receive a Card Level * 50% increase to their drop rates. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 20. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Ordeal All blueprints receive a Card Level * 50% increase to their drop rates. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Treachery All Void Shards receive a Card Level * 50% increase to their drop rates. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	Execution All crafting materials receive a Card Level * 40% increase to their drop rates. Within these rates, a Card Level * 40% increase is applied to Relic materials and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: First Card is achieved from Influence, starts dropping from the loot system afterwards. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	Murder Increases XP gain from the mission by Card Level * 30%. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 20, players gain one at Level 20. General effect: +20% Reward Bonus
	Resilience Raises the base values of items and enchants (base value is the median value between the min/max values). These values are raised by Card Level * 10%. Unlocks at: First Card is achieved from Influence, starts dropping from the loot system afterwards. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus
	Onslaught Increases Credit gains for the mission by 200% + Card Level * 100%. Unlocks at: First Card is achieved from Influence, starts dropping from the loot system afterwards. General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	Insanity Increases Glory gains for the mission by Card Level * 100%. Unlocks at: Occult Siege DLC assignment reward General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	Martyrdom Increases Influence gains for the mission by Card Level * 50%. Unlocks at: Desperate Crusade DLC assignment reward General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	Momentum At every item drop chance, there is a Card Level * 6% chance to drop an item with the same chances. Effect only applies to mid-mission loot. Unlocks at: First Card is achieved from Influence, starts dropping from the loot system afterwards. General effect: +50% Reward Bonus
	Superstition Increases drop chance by Card Level * 25% for Relic items and above at the expense of lower tiered items. Unlocks at: Starts dropping via the loot system at Level 88at 25% of the original drop chance. This is raised to 100% at Level 90, and to 200% at Level 93. General effect: +40% Reward Bonus

Empyrean Seals are a new addition to the Tarot system. Players can find Empyrean Seals through the general loot system.

Every time a Tarot item (Seal or Card) would be dropped, the drop type is determined in the following way:

• Tarot Card drop: 80% chance
• Empyrean Seal: 20% chance

These Seals can be applied onto the Minor Arcana Tarot slots, and are consumed upon usage. Empyrean Seals can not be leveled.

The weighted drop rate modifier built into the Seals is 50.

	Seal of Uncreation Increases the chance to get Ranged weapons from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Seal of Righteous Fury Increases the chance to get Melee weapons from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Seal of Adamantium Increases the chance to get Armor items from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Seal of Apparatus Increases the chance to get Belt slot items from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Seal of Burning Cog Increases the chance to get Implants from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus
	Seal of Divine Choir Increases the chance to get  Signums, Inoculators, and Purity Seals from a mission. General effect: +30% Reward Bonus

The Void Crusade is a new, endgame campaign that can be assembled and started via the new Tarot System. Players can combine and choose between mission routes in order to gain the best possible endgame loot, both quantity and quality-wise. You can gain access to the Void Crusade via launching it from the Command Bridge by using the Void Crusade stone that previously opened the old Tarot panel.

Quick Facts

• Unlocks at Level 50.
• Players can gain Shards from Challenges, Major Arcana mission rewards, or from the Void Crusade itself.
• Assembling 5 shards of the same type creates the Void Crusade map that can be accessed from the Command Bridge.
• The first iteration of the Void Crusade contains 29 unique missions.
• Players have a limited amount of tries on the entire Void Crusade map before having to recreate it again from Shards.
• Each completed mission on the Void Crusade map will add to a stacking loot bonus and slight difficulty modifier.

The Void Crusade launch window

• Hidden and Covert Missions can be unlocked by completing hidden events or finding secret info-fragments. These missions give further unique loot bonuses or allow more tries for the player
• Supreme Missions are located at the end with challenging bosses and missions
• Completing objectives and missions on the Void Crusade map rewards players with Keys
• Players may acquire a total of 5 keys from the Void Crusade
• After finishing a Supreme Mission, players can use a teleporter on the map to get transported to the final loot room where they can open Void Chests
• Players may open as many Loot Caches as they can with the number of acquired Keys at hand, besides the Supreme Void Chest which does not require a key to open

Cogitators are hidden across some of the maps which give clues about the Loot Caches' content at the final loot screen

• Unique scripts and seven new game modes are available, such as Secure the Artifact, Sabotage, or Nurgle Hunt
• New tilesets are available: Deathworld, Desert, Monastery, and Factory

Detailed Void Crusade mechanics

There are available 9 Void Chests after completing a Supreme Mission, but the maximum amount of keys a player can get is five.

• 2 keys are granted by an End Mission
• A key is granted after completing 5 missions of any kind
• A key is granted after completing at least 2 Bonus missions
• A key is granted after completing all Covert and Hidden missions
• A key is granted after defeating the Wandering Servoskull

You can find 5 Cogitators across the whole Void Crusade map. These will give players Info-fragments about the content of one loot cache from the final loot screen. All loot caches contain different loot types, so players can rely on luck or on the information gained from the Info-fragment Cogitators to access the type of loot they exactly need.

The 9 Void Chests always contain specialized loot:

	Void Chest #1	Psalm-Codes
	Void Chest #2	Archeotech Shards
	Void Chest #3	Tarot Cards, Empyrean Seals, & Void Shards
	Void Chest #4	Crafting Materials
	Void Chest #5	Blueprints
	Void Chest #6	Consumables
	Void Chest #7	Items (Higher chance for Morality Relics)
	Void Chest #8	Items (Higher chance for Ancient Relics)
	Void Chest #9	Items (Higher chance for Archeotech Relics)

There are 2 types of secret missions scattered across the Void Crusade map - Hidden and Covert missions. These have special unlock conditions and give a neat bonus to players completing them:

• Hidden Missions need to be unlocked first by completing certain basic Missions
• Covert Missions are unlocked by completing special events completed in Hidden and Bonus missions.
• Completing all 3 Bonus Missions grants the player +2 extra lives
• Hidden & Covert Missions contribute to the Loot Modifiers greatly, so it is always worth to do them!

Every map completed on the Void Crusade has 3 modifiers:

• End Loot Bonus: Increases the quantity of loot within the Supreme Void Chest
• Mission Loot Rarity Bonus: Increases the chance for higher quality drops during missions
• Mission Loot Quality Bonus: Increases rolled enchant values on dropped items

The bravest of Inquisitors can apply Tarot Cards to these missions, further increasing the rewards gained from individual missions (Tarot Cards do not modify the stacking loot bonus on the Void Crusade map). However, players should be aware of the two following factors:

• Failing a mission will make that whole branch of the Void Crusade unavailable
• Dying six times in total fails the entire Void Crusade map, which needs to be relaunched afterwards from new Shards.

Wandering Servoskull During Void Crusades, players may encounter a Wandering Servoskull. The presence of a Servoskull is indicated by a special icon on the Void Crusade map when the player arrives to a nearby mission. Within the mission, the player will receive a message when the encounter with the Servoskull starts. The Servoskull tries to escape fast, and the player has a limited time to defeat it before the Servoskull disappears. If succesful, the player is rewarded with high quality loot, increased mission loot bonuses, and an extra Void Chest Key. The location of the Wandering Servoskull is picked at random when a Void Crusade is generated, and it also randomly spawns on various spots within missions.

The Challenge system is a quick and simple way for Inquisitors to earn some additional bonus loot. Players will receive a new Challenge every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and upon completing a challenge, players will receive bonus loot.

• Players can have 5 active Challenges up at once.
• If a Player does not have a free Challenge slot, they will do not receive a new Challenge
• Players will be able to swap a Challenge a day to a new one in a future update
• Challenges are displayed on the right side panel of the GUI
• Completing a challenge gifts players with powerful loot with a chance to receive Archeotech Relics. If a player does not receive an Archeotech Relic from a Challenge, the chance to receive one increases greatly with the next Challenge. Therefore, Challenges will be a reliable source of Archeotech Relics.
• Challenges also give players a high amount of experience, similar to that of a Tarot mission.

Currently available Challenges:

1. Complete 2 missions in a row, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level without dying
2. Complete 3 missions in a row, at least on the same Level as your Character Level without dying
3. Complete 2 missions in a row, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level without using Belt or Armour skills
4. Complete 3 missions in a row, at least on the same Level as your Character Level without using Belt or Armour skills
5. Complete a mission at least on the same Level as your Character Level without using your Inoculator
6. Complete 3 missions in a row, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level
7. Complete 2 Purge missions in a row within 30 minutes of game time, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level
8. Eliminate 10 Elites without dying, at least on the same Level as your Character Level
9. Eliminate 5 Villains without dying, at least on the same Level as your Character Level
10. Eliminate 200 enemies within a minute, at least on the same Level as your Character Level
11. Eliminate 200 enemies within 2 minutes, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level
12. Eliminate 10 Champion enemies within a minute, at least on the same Level as your Character Level
13. Eliminate 10 Champion enemies within 2 minutes, at least 4 Levels higher than your Character Level

The Warzone has been reworked to become a reliable build check that scales to the player's level. Variety has been also greatly increased, but the Leaderboards will work similarly than before.

The First stage of the Warzone in progress

• A total of 100 Warzone maps are implemented.
• New tilesets are available: Deathworld, Desert, Monastery, and Factory.
• These are grouped into ten blocks of ten missions with a mini-story that links them together.
• Every mission will have Warzone Hazards, with one Hazard for the first 20 missions, then two for the next 20, and so on.
• The last mission of every Warzone mission group will have an extra difficulty modifier.
• Failing a Warzone mission group will result in having to start that block of 10 missions over.
• The Warzone GUI has been reworked to accomodate these changes.
• Favour has been removed along with the Warzone Vendor.

Warzone Hazards:
These apply to the specific monster type mentioned in the header of the table.

Intels can be found occassionally from the standard loot system, appearing as items in the player's Inventory. Using an Intel opens a brand new mission on the Starmap, which of course will appear on the Mission Deployment window as well. These missions will be distinguished on the Starmap as well. Intel Missions disappear after 48 hours.

The level of the Intel Mission is determined when the item drops for the player as such:

• Same level: 40% chance
• +1 level: 20% chance
• +2 levels: 20% chance
• +3 levels: 20% chance

Each of these missions will have difficulty modifiers, based on Warzone Hazards. Each difficulty modifier is applied a bonus loot value - but the base rewards of the intel missions will be a lot better on its own as well than regular open world mission rewards.

The number of difficulty modifiers is rolled as such:

• 1x diff. modifier: 10%
• 2x diff. modifiers: 30%
• 3x diff. modifiers: 30%
• 4x diff. modifiers: 20%
• 5x diff. modifiers: 10%

Loot bonuses include:

• A chance to increase to Relic drop rates at the expense of lower tier items
• Raising the minimum base and enchant values on dropped items
• A chance per every item drop chance that another item will be dropped with the same chances
• Greatly increased Archeotech Shard drop chances
• Greatly increased Psalm-Code drop chances

You can apply Tarot Cards to these missions as well.

Players can now farm Reputation for three different Ordos: Ordo Xenos, Ordo Hereticus, and Ordo Malleus. Completing Ordo missions boosts the player's Reputation to that specific Ordo, and unlocks certain perks. Each Ordo has their own store where players can buy unique items. Ordo stores reset weekly. Players can access the Ordo panel from the Hub by interacting with the Herald Cherub NPC.

The Ordo Interface is unlocked after encountering all three Ordos during the Prophecy campaign.

NOTE: Ordos are exclusive content to the Prophecy expansion.

Ordo Xenos Gear

Reputation gains increase the chance to get items from  the Store with 5 or 6 enchants.

• 20 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Xenos store's selection of wares by adding Relic items.
• 50 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Xenos store's selection of wares by adding a unique tarot seal that improves the chance of getting Shards on certain missions.
• 100 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Xenos store's selection of wares by adding Archeotech Relic items.
• 200 Reputation: Reduces the cost of purchases made in this store by 25%.
• 300 Reputation: +10% Damage Bonus against all Xenos enemies (Drukhari, Tyranid, Eldar).

Ordo Hereticus Crafting Materials and Blueprints

Reputation gains increase the chance to get Artificer Crafting materials from the Store.

• 20 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Hereticus store's selection of wares by adding Machine God's Spark crafting materials and Relic blueprints.
• 50 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Hereticus store's selection of wares by adding a unique Tarot seal that improves the chance of getting Psalm Codes on certain missions.
• 100 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Hereticus store's selection of wares by adding Spark of Glory crafting materials and Archeotech Relic blueprints.
• 200 Reputation: Reduces the cost of purchases made in this store by 25%.
• 300 Reputation: +10% Damage Bonus against all Rebel and Heretic enemies.

Ordo Malleus Gear

Reputation gains increase the chance to get items from the Store with 5 or 6 enchants.

• 20 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Malleus store's selection of wares by adding Shards.
• 50 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Malleus store's selection of wares by adding a unique Tarot seal that improves the chance of getting Archeotech Relic items on certain missions.
• 100 Reputation: Improves the Ordo Malleus store's selection of wares by adding Psalm Codes.
• 200 Reputation: Reduces the cost of purchases made in this store by 25%.
• 300 Reputation: +10% Damage Bonus against all Daemon enemies.

Tip: All Intel missions have a 33% chance to add Ordo reputation to the players, depending on the enemy type.

Patch 2.0 brings several minor, but important features that improve the overall game flow and feel. Here you can find the most important changes to the old version of Inquisitor.

Mission Deployment

On the bottom middle panel of the interface, players can access Mission Deployment which serves as a quick and fast way to access and travel to missions without having to use the Starmap exclusively. Mission Deployment unlocks at level 30.

Tutorials

Tutorials have been added everywhere across the game world to explain game mechanics, weapon skills, and more. Players can replay the tutorials with a button located at the top left of the screen.

Camera

• The camera angle has been readjusted to give players a more tactile feel and better overall visuals of the game field.
• Camera offset is now adjustable from the Options menu.

Co-Op Campaign

• The Martyr story campaign is playable with parties of 2-4 people.
• The vehicular missions need to be completed in solo mode.
• Players must be at the same or higher progression level to start Campaign missions.

Miscellaneous

• The post-mission loot screen is now skippable via a tickbox in the Game Options menu
• Frame Blending is now available in the Video Options
• Added a new tracker that tracks gained currencies after completing missions
• You can now reset all options to default with a single button
• Players can now display any clue's content with plain text for better readability (both ingame and in the journal) by right-clicking on the text itself
• The "Sell all" button in Vendors will no longer sell consumable items
• Lots of perk and skill descriptions were reworded to make them more understandable
• Beneficial and detrimental perk effects are now highlighted with green and red colors respectively
• Players can now delete items from the inventory via the Trash icon
• 51 new achievements are available