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Summary

Bespoke Micro-Drone charm. Only can be collected between July 17 and before Aug 3

Description

A stray micro-drone from the mysterious heart container. A work of art, it appears to be hand-crafted by one with great skill and taste. It would make an inscrutable gun charm.

How to Obtain

To collect this charm, you need to find Seer's Heart Chamber at either one of POI at World's Edge or Olympus. Only one heart chamber spawned at a ground at a time and it will change its spawn location every hour. You can see moth painted on the surface/rocks, at least two group of blue wisp near its spawn location and you will hear its 'heart beating' sounds when approaching it. It must be interacted first and then after it projects the moth shape hologram above it, it will drop the 3 Bespoke Micro-Drone charms for you and other Squadmates to collect them.

Following list is the location which you can find the heart chamber:

World's Edge

• Geyser (from Respawn Beacon, head to South until there is water pond where has 3 Supply Bins nearby)
• Thermal Station (from Respawn Beacon at Southwest, go north until you see a vehicle and a rock)
• Dome (take zipline at northwest of building then drop at middle of rocky ground)
• Skyhook (take zipline to the top of Skyhook building)
• Survey Camp (in group of rocks, northwest of Respawn Beacon)
• Fragment West (top of building, near Respawn Beacon)

Olympus

• Bonsai (The Reverie Lounge, top floor)
• Rift (near Respawn Beacon)
• Gardens (Center of the Gardens)
• Oasis
• Icarus (go from the back of it then reach to depot-like where has six connector)
• Shipyard (near Titans Transport Ship, Widow)

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