Like Warframe, the looter shooter The First Descendant offers players multiple characters to play with different abilities for each one and they have different ways to unlock them. Here is how to get new Descendants in The First Descendant.
How to Earn New Descendants in The First Descendant
The First Descendant players can get new playable Descendants by eitherearning them in-game or buying them outright.Players do not need to spend real money to get new characters, but it will eliminate the grind of earning them in-game.
Players will have toresearch new Descendants and Ultimate Descendants with Anais, located in the futuristic gazebo on the right side of Albion. The game will walk players through earning the first new Descendant Bunny by completing missions. Others can be the same, but it will be a different cost.
Descendants and Ultimate Descendants will have to be researched bygathering the correct number of materials and goldfor each part and the blueprint itself. Thankfully, all the material requirements for each and where to get them are listed at Anais.
Descendants earned by completing story missions will cost400,000 Goldto complete, Descendants earned by gathering materials will costa total of 1,000,000 Gold, and Ultimate Descendants will costa total of 2,250,000 Goldto research.
The Ultimate Descendants have increased stats over the normal versions. Players will also have to wait for research to complete if they do not want to pay extra, which will take16 hours for Descendants and 36 hours for Ultimate Descendants.
How to Buy New Descendants in The First Descendant
Descendants and Ultimate Descendants can also bepurchased withCaliber, the game’s premium currency. Players will get immediate access to any characters bought, regardless of rank.
The regular Descendants can be bought for300, 600, or 900 Caliber each. There are also ticket packages that offer a ticket to unlock one Descendant from the list, depending on the package, alongsideboostsand an extra Descendant slot.
Ultimate Descendants can be bought for either3,000 or 5,000 Caliber eachfrom the in-game store. The less expensive package comes with the character and extra Descendant slot, while the more expensive package comes with additional cosmetic items and enhancement materials.
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