Some items and content now require you to specialise in them through Atlas Passive Skills including Exceptional Items, Fracturing Orbs, Basic and Overseer precursor tablets.
Core currency
Fracturing Orb
Fracturing Orb selects one eligible modifier at random on a Rare item with at least four modifiers and permanently Fractures it. The fractured modifier cannot be removed, changed, or rerolled by a Divine Orb, while other eligible modifiers can still be crafted.Changed in 0.5
What it does
Fracturing Orb selects one eligible modifier at random on a Rare item with at least four modifiers and permanently Fractures it. The fractured modifier cannot be removed, changed, or rerolled by a Divine Orb, while other eligible modifiers can still be crafted.
Currency Exchange
Eligible itemThis item can be selected in the Currency Exchange. Its recorded exchange cost is 1,000 Gold.
Apply this supported currency to a virtual item using the imported modifier weights.
How to get and use it
5 steps- Allocate Hidden Scars on the Atlas and run area level 75 or higher Cleansed content. Cleansed monsters can then drop Fracturing Orbs.
- The Immured Fury always drops a Fracturing Orb.
- Target a Rare non-Unique item that is not already Fractured and has at least four modifiers.
- Desecrated modifiers count toward the four-modifier requirement but cannot be Fractured. With exactly four modifiers including one Desecrated modifier, each of the three eligible modifiers has a 1 in 3 chance.
- Use the Fracturing reference to calculate the random selection before spending the Orb.
Patch history
3 changesSome items and content now require you to specialise in them through Atlas Passive Skills including Exceptional Items, Fracturing Orbs, Basic and Overseer precursor tablets.
Cleansing a Nexus will cause surrounding Maps to become Cleansed Maps which have their own set of Monsters and rewards, including the newly introduced Fracturing Orb.
The Fracturing Orb fractures a random modifier on a rare item with at least 4 modifiers, locking it in place.


























