The raid opens outside the Deep Stone Crypt on Europa's frozen surface. A blizzard covers the entire traverse, constantly stacking Frostbite on any player not sheltering inside one of the seven protective domes along the path. At 10 stacks, Frostbite kills instantly.

Mount a Pike (found at the start) or use a Sparrow and race from dome to dome. Each dome is held by Fallen who must be cleared before the fireteam can safely shelter and advance. All six players must reach the final dome to progress into the Crypt.

Seven domes mark the path. Each is defended by Fallen — clear them out, let the team shelter briefly, then push to the next. The path winds through icebergs and rocky terrain; stay on the track marked by the lamps.

There is one hidden chest in this section, located near the final dome (dome 7). Before entering the Crypt, look around the rocky area surrounding dome 7 — the chest is tucked nearby. It awards a bonus loot drop from the DSC loot pool for weapons you've already unlocked on that character.

1. 1
   Pikes are faster than Sparrows and already on the ground at the start. Use them unless your team prefers Sparrows for mobility options.
2. 2
   Follow the lamps. Lamps line the correct path through the terrain. If you've lost the track, find the nearest lamp and reorient.
3. 3
   Don't fight between domes. Enemies between domes are a trap — engaging them burns time and stacks while your Frostbite climbs. Ride through and fight only inside domes.
4. 4
   Watch for slowing mines. Red dots on the track slow your vehicle. Shoot them from range or weave around them — getting slowed at high Frostbite stacks can kill you before you reach the next dome.
5. 5
   All 6 players must reach dome 7. The encounter doesn't end until the whole fireteam is present. If someone dies near the end, wait for them to respawn and ride up before entering.

The arena splits into Dark side and Light side with three people on each. Six large tubes run down the center of the room — these are the fuse damage targets. Below the floor is a basement with 10 keypad panels (5 per side: 1P, 1W, 2, 3, 4), a central Fuse Display showing all six tubes, and a Buff Terminal.

The Scanner augment lets the holder see glowing keypads through the floor from above, and later lets the basement player read the Fuse Display to call damage targets. The Operator augment lets the holder open the basement and shoot the correct keypad buttons. Augments are passed through Buff Terminals between roles.

The basement mirrors the split above — Dark on the left, Light on the right, connected through the center where the Buff Terminal and fuse indicator pillar sit. There are 5 panels per side — 10 total — mounted on the walls. The 1W and 1P panels are side by side on the same wall (1W on the wall surface, 1P on the pillar right beside it). Panels 2, 3, and 4 are on the outer walls of each room. The fuse indicator pillar in the center has six small lights — three for dark, three for light — that glow yellow one at a time during the damage phase.

Crypt Security — arena & basement map (credit: Noct15 / community)

Setup

1. 1
   Split 3 to dark side, 3 to light side. One light-side player picks up the Operator buff from the terminal and moves toward the basement door at the back of the room. A dark-side player kills the Vandal that spawns and picks up the Scanner buff.

Phase 1 — Panel identification

1. 2
   Scanner moves around the dark side, looking through the glass panels in the floor to spot which panels below are glowing yellow. There are 5 panels on the dark side — find the two that are lit and call them out: "Dark 1W, Dark 3."
2. 3
   Scanner moves toward the basement door after calling dark panels. The Operator opens the door to the basement — Scanner uses this moment to cross through to light side.
3. 4
   Operator heads downstairs while Scanner crosses to light side and looks through the floor glass there. Scanner finds the two glowing light panels and calls them out: "Light 1P, Light 4."

Phase 2 — Operator shoots panels

1. 5
   Operator locates and shoots all four called panels in the basement. Panels are on the walls — work through both dark side panels then both light side panels, or in whatever order is fastest.

1. 6
   Operator deposits their buff at the basement Buff Terminal. A player upstairs picks it up. Scanner then deposits their buff at a terminal upstairs. The basement player picks up the Scanner buff.

Phase 3 — Fuse damage

1. 7
   Basement Scanner watches the fuse indicator lights on the pillar above the terminal. One of the six lights glows yellow at a time. Call its position: "Dark Left," "Light Mid," "Dark Right," etc.
2. 8
   Players upstairs shoot the corresponding tube on their side. Dark-side players handle dark fuses, light-side players handle light fuses. Stay on your side — don't cross. One wrong fuse is an instant team wipe.
3. 9
   Basement Scanner keeps calling as each fuse is destroyed, one at a time, until all six are gone or the columns close.

Reset — if columns close before all fuses are destroyed

1. 10
   Operator upstairs opens the basement door and heads downstairs. The Scanner currently in the basement comes upstairs.
2. 11
   Scanner (now upstairs) reads 4 new panels through the floor glass — dark side first, then cross to light — and calls them out. The new Operator downstairs shoots them. Roles have effectively swapped.
3. 12
   Repeat the full cycle — panel identification, Operator shoots, augment swap, fuse callouts — until all remaining fuses are destroyed.

The arena splits into two zones — the Crypt (ground floor) and Space (orbital station, accessed via launch pods). Three players go to space, three stay in the Crypt. Each zone has four identical Atraks-1 replicants — only one in each zone is the real target at any time, identifiable by a glowing yellow lattice.

The Scanner augment spawns in space, the Operator augment spawns in the Crypt. The Operator needs to get to space immediately. The core loop: Scanner finds the correct replicant → team kills it → it drops a Replication debuff → Operator ejects that debuff out an airlock. Repeat across both zones until 8 Replications are ejected, then all players converge in space for the final stand.

The encounter takes place across two floors. The Crypt is a U-shaped room entered from below — replicants are positioned around the upper arc. Space is accessed via the pods at the top of the Crypt — a larger room with airlocks on both walls and replicants spread across the floor. Callout positions differ between the two floors.

Crypt floor — downstairs (credit: TheRedDelilah)

Space floor — upstairs (credit: TheRedDelilah)

1. 1
   Two players head to space via the pods. One player stays in the Crypt and waits — the Scanner augment spawns on a Vandal in space, the Operator spawns on a Vandal in the Crypt.
2. 2
   Kill adds in both zones. The Crypt player kills the Vandal carrying the Operator augment and picks it up. Space players kill the Vandal carrying the Scanner augment — one picks it up.
3. 3
   Crypt player heads up to space once they have the Operator augment. All three are now in space.
4. 4
   Once everyone is ready and augments are held, kill all six Servitors. The glowing replicant will become vulnerable — Scanner finds it immediately and calls the position.

1. 5
   Scanner finds the correct replicant in space — the one glowing yellow. Calls the position (Left / Back / Right / Front) and the team focuses it. Burn it down as fast as possible — The Lament and Parasite are ideal.
2. 6
   Replication orb drops. Someone picks it up. Operator shoots the orb off their head periodically to refresh the 45-second timer. No need to run to an airlock — just keep refreshing.
3. 7
   If Atraks is dead — skip to final stand. At current power levels this happens regularly. If not, continue.

1. 8
   Scanner passes the augment down to the Crypt via terminal. The two remaining Crypt players pick it up and find their correct replicant (Top Left / Bottom Left / Middle / Right). Kill it.
2. 9
   Both Crypt players head up to space. Scanner deposits the augment at the Crypt terminal before heading up — someone in space picks it up.
3. 10
   If a third replicant kill is needed, the space team with Scanner finds and kills the next correct one. Then all players converge for the final stand.

1. 11
   All six players must be in space. Any Crypt players take pods up immediately.
2. 12
   Scanner calls the glowing replicant. All players focus it and burn it down. As soon as it dies, Scanner calls the next one.
3. 13
   Keep killing replicants in sequence until Atraks-1 is dead. Don't stop moving between callouts.

This encounter introduces a third augment — the Suppressor — alongside the familiar Scanner and Operator. Three augments, six players, no DPS phase. Taniks cannot be killed here; the goal is purely mechanical: contain the nuclear cores he releases before they overload the facility.

The arena has four Nuclear Stations (1–4) and four deposit terminals (L1, L2, R1, R2). Two players carry nuclear cores to the correct deposits as called out by the Scanner. The Operator shoots one of three lit panels near the nuke spawn points to determine which two cores spawn that cycle. The Suppressor stuns Taniks by standing under all three security drones in sequence, then shooting him — this is required before cores can be deposited. Three buff exchange terminals sit around the arena for augment swaps.

1. 1
   Assign roles before starting: Scanner, Operator, Suppressor, two core carriers, one add clearer. Approach the encounter to begin.
2. 2
   Kill the Vandals that spawn carrying the augments. Each augment — Scanner, Operator, and Suppressor — drops from a Vandal and must be picked up from the ground.

1. 3
   Three of the four Nuclear Stations light up — visible to the Operator. The Operator shoots one of the three lit stations, suppressing it. The other two lit stations each spawn a nuclear core.
2. 4
   Two nuclear cores spawn. The two designated carriers pick them up immediately. Radiation starts building — keep moving.
3. 5
   Scanner identifies the two correct deposit terminals (L1, L2, R1, or R2 — two will be glowing) and calls them out: "L1 and R2." Do not deposit until Scanner calls.
4. 6
   Suppressor moves to a drone, stands under it, and shoots Taniks. Any damage registers. Move to the next drone and repeat. After all three drones have been used this way, Taniks is stunned.
5. 7
   Suppressor calls the stun: "Taniks is stunned." Core carriers immediately move to their called deposit terminals and deposit the cores.
6. 9
   After each pair deposited, one augment deactivates. That player deposits their augment at a buff exchange terminal — another player picks it up and takes their role for the next cycle.

Once all six pairs of nuclear cores have been deposited, a hole opens up in the center of the arena floor. Drop down and sprint — Taniks pursues you down a long hallway. At the end is a safe room with a slowly closing door. Get through it before it shuts.

This encounter combines everything from Taniks Reborn with a DPS phase. Three teams of two each take a section of the arena. All three augments are active. The standard approach is the "Core Four" — destroy all four of Taniks' wings simultaneously to drop all four nuclear cores, then every carrier runs to the four buckets Taniks is NOT standing near. Once all four cores are deposited, DPS begins.

Taniks moves to the corner opposite the active deposit buckets — his position is your callout. No Scanner callout needed for this method.

1. 1
   Split into three teams of two — Spawn side (1&2), Blue (3&4), Orange (5&6). Assign Operator, Suppressor, and Scanner before starting.
2. 2
   Start the encounter by approaching or shooting the debris in the center. Enemies begin spawning immediately.
3. 3
   Kill the Dark Council Guards to spawn the Vandals carrying augments. Kill the Vandals and each augment holder picks up their buff — Scanner at Blue, Operator at Spawn, Suppressor at Orange.

1. 4
   All players focus Taniks and shoot all four of his wings. This drops four nuclear cores simultaneously. Each player immediately picks up one core — Radiation starts building.
2. 5
   Watch where Taniks moves. He positions himself on the side where the buckets are NOT active. Run to the opposite two sections and deposit your cores there.
3. 6
   Operator watches for purple force fields. If any carrier gets detained, shoot the barrier immediately. Call out when all detentions are cleared.
4. 7
   Suppressor works toward the stun — stand under a drone, shoot Taniks, move to the next. Hold the final drone until the Operator confirms all detained carriers are free. Then complete the stun.
5. 8
   Suppressor calls the stun. Core carriers deposit at the correct buckets. A random augment deactivates — that player swaps at a buff exchange terminal.
6. 9
   Once all four cores are deposited, Taniks moves to the center and the DPS phase begins. Players have roughly 15 seconds from the last deposit to get into position.

1. 10
   Taniks creates two rings around himself. Jump over the outer debris ring and position inside it but no further than the inner ring for optimal damage.
2. 11
   Burn Taniks hard. Recommended: Ward of Dawn just outside the outer ring for Weapons of Light before jumping in. Well of Radiance inside for survivability and overlap when Weapons of Light expires.
3. 12
   Halfway through, Taniks pushes everyone back out. Jump back in immediately and continue.
4. 13
   DPS phase ends. A random augment deactivates — swap it at a buff exchange terminal. Return to the Core Four cycle and repeat.

1. 14
   At his final health bar, Taniks teleports around the arena. Hunt him down and deal damage wherever he appears.
2. 15
   Pure DPS check. Fail to burn him in time and the team wipes. Burn everything you have.