Warframe: Atlas Complete Guide – Drops, Abilities, And Builds

Atlas, the headless armor, is unique in Warframe with its powerful fist power, turning groups of enemies into powder by petrifying the enemy and then giving a fatal blow. He is fast, has high damage, and has considerable defense capabilities in the right configuration.

Today, we will explore how to create the ultimate melee Atlas to help players experience the pleasure of sliding shovels and heavier punches. We will introduce how to obtain Atlas and its Prime version, analyze its skills and enhance skills capabilities, and show a practical build for the Iron Road.

How to get Atlas

Atlas can be obtained through the Jordas Golem Chief Battle on the Eris Star Chart . Starting the battle requires creating a Golem assassination key, which requires collecting all the materials dropped by the Infected Brutals. You can brush the Brutals in any Infected Ship map, especially on most of Eris' missions. Atlas' main blueprint can be obtained through the "Jordas Precept" task.

Atlas Blueprint

Source of drop	- "Jordas Precept" mission Cephalon Simaris (50,000 Reputation)
Production cost	- 30,000 loan points 1 Atlas neurooptical elements 1 Atlas Chassis 1 Atlas system 1 Orokin Cells
Production time	72 hours

Atlas neurooptical components

Source of drop	Jordas Golem (38.72% chance)
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 1,400 Polymer beams 1,100 alloy plate 800 circuit 5 Neurons
Production time	12 hours

Atlas chassis

Source of drop	Jordas Golem (38.72% chance)
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 1,800 nanospores 1,300 Refrigerant 700 Rubedo 2 Argon crystal
Production time	12 hours

Atlas System

Source of drop	Jordas Golem (22.56% chance)
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 4,600 Magnet 1,700 Polymer beams 5 variants 1 Orokin Cells
Production time	12 hours

How to get Atlas Prime

Like nearly all Prime items in Warframe, Atlas Prime can be obtained by opening the Void Relic that contains the Atlas Prime part . Complete the activity in Warframe and you have the chance to drop the Void Relic, which you can then take to the Rift Quest on the Star Map to open. You will receive one of the six items listed in the Relic Rewards Pool. If Atlas Prime is available in the reward pool, you have a chance to get the Atlas Prime part.

Specific relics containing Atlas Prime parts are changing all the time, please pay attention to Codex for the exact drop location. Alternatively, you can get Atlas Prime's parts through player trading.

Atlas Prime Blueprint

Source of drop	Common drops in void relics
Production cost	- 25,000 loan points 1 Atlas Prime Neural Optical 1 Atlas Prime Chassis 1 Atlas Prime System 5 Orokin Cells
Production time	72 hours

Atlas Prime Neural Optical

Source of drop	Rare drops in void relics
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 2 Neural sensors 525 Refrigerant 4,700 Waste 200 Oxides
Production time	12 hours

Atlas Prime Chassis

Source of drop	Uncommon drops in void relics
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 2 Tellurium 2 Natan essence 725 Rubedo 3,600 Magnet
Production time	12 hours

Atlas Prime System

Source of drop	Uncommon drops in void relics
Production cost	- 15,000 loan points 2 Argon crystal 4 gallium 1,200 Polymer beams 3,200 alloy plates
Production time	12 hours

Atlas skills

property

Atlas	Atlas Prime

Passive skills

Immune to knockdown effects when on the ground.

There is nothing to explain here. As long as Atlas is on the ground, he is immune to all knockdown effects . This means you can avoid knockdown mods like hardening solid in most builds, thus freeing up your Exilus slot.

Although not mentioned in the Passive Skills interface, Atlas has an additional resource: Gravel . Enemies petrified and killed by Atlas will drop gravels that you can collect from their bodies. The gravel stack increases the armor value of Atlas, up to 1500 armor. If Atlas gets injured while picking up gravel, he will get treatment.

Mountain Collapse

Attack the enemy with explosive slip shovels. Combo attacks can be repeated up to three times. Each attack in a combo increases the attack range. Each landslide attack reduces energy consumption. Install mods on Landslide Fist Gloves to improve attributes.

Landslide attributes
Consumption	Initial casting: 25 energy
	Combo cast: 0.5x
scope	First punch: 4 meters
	Second punch: 6 meters
	The third punch: 8 meters
harm	350 impact
Applicable to Mod
Duration	scope	efficiency	strength
Influence the time between combos	Impact the explosion range	Influences the energy consumption	Affects basic damage

Atlas slides toward the aiming point and hits the target with a meteor-like uppercut, causing a lot of damage and accumulating Atlas' landslide combo. Casting Landslide again in this state will cause more damage, have greater AOE, and consume less energy. This can hit up to three combos, and the final blow will cause a lot of damage.

Landslide uses Atlas' reinforced gloves , so you need to install as many original damage mods as possible for the gloves to increase the damage of Landslide. In addition, you can use skill strength to increase its basic damage and use skill range to increase its AOE coverage. If you have trouble maintaining a landslide combo, consider improving some skills duration .

structure

Summoning a solid rock wall, and activating it again will cause the rock to fall to the enemy. Fortresses attacked by enemies release a range cut damage driven by loss of health.

Construct properties
Consumption	50 Energy
Health value	4,000 health points
Invincible time	4 seconds
Explosion range	5 meters
harm	500 punctures
Damage Multiplier	1x
Applicable to Mod
Duration	scope	efficiency	strength
Influence the time between combos	Impact the explosion range	Influences the energy consumption	Affects basic damage

In front of Atlas, a huge stone wall will appear to block all enemies' firepower . This wall is invincible for the first four seconds, and any damage taken is added to its total health. Activating the skill again will cause the wall to collapse into a boulder and roll towards the enemy. Enemies hit by boulders will take moderate damage and will be knocked away if they are not elite or small leader enemies.

Overall, this skill is not particularly useful except blocking paths in static tasks. We recommend replacing it with stronger skills.

Petrification

Atlas' hard eyes petrify enemies, increase damage they take, heal the rumbler, and create petrified fortresses. When shattered, petrified enemies drop healing gravel for Atlas.

Petrochemical properties
Consumption	75 Energy
Petrochemical duration	20 seconds
Vulnerability of damage	50%
scope	14 meters
	Angle: 120°
Rumbler treatment	100%
Applicable to Mod
Duration	scope	efficiency	strength
Influence the length of time the enemy is petrified	Affects the gaze distance, not the angle	Influences the energy consumption	N/A

Rumbler

Summon two elemental stone fighters to engage in melee battles. Summons the enemies within the range of Atlas. After that, the rumbler collapses into a pile of healing gravel.

Rumbler attributes
Consumption	100 energy
Duration	45 seconds
Health value	1,200 health points
Attack range	6 meters
Speed ​​meter	1x
harm	500 impact
Applicable to Mod
Duration	scope	efficiency	strength
affects the duration of the rumbler	Impact attack range	Influences the energy consumption	Impact damage and speed

Atlas slams the ground and creates two bodyguards , both made of stone. These bodyguards will attack nearby enemies with ranged boulders or melee attacks, causing a small amount of damage in a medium range. You can modify the damage of the rumbler with skill strength , and we recommend this if you want them to be a little more useful.

Your rumbler is mainly used to attract enemy hatred, bearing enemy firepower when you jump from target to target with a landslide. If your bodyguards are weakened, use petrification to cure them completely. Or, cast the rumbler again to detonate them early, creating gravel at their bodies.

Atlas Strengthening Skills

Atlas can use six harden mods, one of which is related to PvP and Nightingale rewards. All reinforcement skills except Rumbler are available from the Iron Guard and Red Virgin Beacon Guild . You have to reach the highest level with any guild to purchase these mods, each of which requires 25,000 reputations. Alternatively, you can trade these mods from other players.

Pile of gravel

Passive: When the gravel exceeds 1400, the landslide does not consume energy, causes 2 times the damage, and moves 2 times the distance.

If you have 1400 gravel activation, gravel piles offer multiple rewards for landslides. In this state, the Landslide can be cast for free and has twice the sprint distance, multiplied by the skill range . However, the damage reward is added to the skill intensity , and if you have configured it for the intensity, it is a rather weak reinforcement skill. Use this mod with Statue Path to quickly trigger the gravel pile.

The road to statues

Landslide: Leave a trajectory that lasts for 12 seconds, petrified enemies for 6 seconds.

Any distance you cover with a landslide will leave a pile of gravel behind Atlas, petrified the target trapped in the path . Enemies petrified in this way will drop gravel when killed, allowing you to passively accumulate gravel without having to cast petrification. Use this mod with gravel piles to create a powerful landslide build.

Tectonic fracture

Construction: Create up to 3 walls with 100% health. Walls can no longer be turned into boulders.

The construct no longer creates boulders when recasting. Instead, reusing the skill will summon an extra wall, allowing up to three walls . This is useful for blocking enemy paths or keeping defense operations in one position, but other than that, this reinforcement skill is very niche and not worth using. Strength does not affect the wall limit of this reinforcement skill.

Mineral gaze

Petchemical: Petchemical enemies will be scanned into Codex and have a 25% chance to drop additional loot.

Mineral gaze turns petrification into a plundering skill. The killed petrified enemies have a 25% chance to drop additional loot , which will be affected by the strength of the skill. Since you can attach petrification to other armors, you can use mineral gaze on any armor.

Rumbler

Rumbler: Atlas becomes a Rumbler with rock armor, providing up to 300% of maximum health.

Rumbler turns Atlas into a giant Rumbler , giving up his weapons and parkour maneuverability in exchange for 300% super armor and a new set of moves.

• Melee: Strike the target in front of you and deal 50 basic impact damage. The attack is not affected by the mod, but will knock the target away.
• Ranged: Throw a huge rock at the target and explodes when it hits. The damage will be affected by the Landslide Glove Mod, although you cannot modify the explosion range of the boulder.

In this state, you cannot jump, crouch or bounce. However, it is still possible to roll and aim glide. This is mainly an interesting mod used in low-risk PvE content. For harder activities, you'd better use other mods.

Use skill strength to increase the super armor provided by Rumbler. If your hyper armor drops, you will automatically exit the Rumbler state.

Titan Rumbler

Rumbler: Create a single Rumbler with 300% health and 400% damage. Reactivation causes it to slam the ground and knock down enemies within 15 meters.

Titan Rumbler combines two Rumbler bodyguards into a huge bodyguard with 300% health and 400% damage. You can further increase the damage and health of the Rumbler with skill strength mods, making it a reliable partner for easier activity.

Casting this skill again will cause the rumbler to slam the land near your aiming point and knock down the enemy. It doesn't have high damage (500 impact), but you can use skill strength and range mod to increase the damage of the slam.

Atlas Build

Today we will introduce an Atlas build that makes him a melee master, hitting enemies with powerful power and eliminating all nearby enemies from the battle. For your focus school, consider using Naramon for prolonging combo duration or using Zenurik for passive energy recovery. For survivability, we recommend using Atlas' health bonus unless you challenge the content of the level cap, in which case shield gating is more useful.

Landslide Build

Forma	Atlas: 3 (D, double sprint, phantom) Gloves: 1 (V)
Additional skills	Grendel
Archon fragments

This build focuses on making Landslide the most powerful skill in Atlas skills. We use two reinforcement skills to enhance the landslide: the gravel pile and the Statue Path . The former makes your landslide free and if you get 1400 gravel on Atlas, you have twice the range. To easily obtain gravel, we used the Statue Path to petrify our targets simply by using landslides.

You need some skill strength to make this build work, and that's where Blind Rage and Phantom Enhancement come into play. Since gravel piles make your landslide free, energy is not the main problem here. Strengthening charging will help solve any energy problem, provided you can generate energy balls through Dethcube or similar sources.

For survivability, use adaptability and shadow vitality to increase your damage reduction and health. The gravel itself will provide up to 1500 armor, making the Atlas more resistant to punches. Excessive extension and cunning drift make landslides a skill that is easier to use from a distance. Finally use Swift Impulse to extend the combo duration of your melee weapon.

As for your melee weapon, we chose a fairly versatile damage configuration. Enhanced hit points and overload give you enough melee damage to deal with most content. Organ crushing with gold-plated steel greatly enhances your critical strike attributes, and as the number of combos increases, you can further enhance it with Bloodthirst . Melee exposure provides you with free corrosion damage. Nutrition provides viruses, so we use explosions as our element combination.

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