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The following Dev Workshop will go into detail about the upcoming Ayatan Treasures. Read below to learn how they’ll be acquired, and what you can do with them! As always, all information here is subject to rapid change. Stay updated by checking this thread!

In part one of Fusion Simplified, we described Part 2 of this system as “lore-amplifying and collection building version of Fusion”, but that’s really just the beginning. Ayatan Treasures will let you become a procurer, collector, and trader of ornate Orokin artifacts. Hunt them like Indiana Jones via special missions given to you by Maroo, or find them during your regular excursions.

The individual Sculptures and Stars have several variations of rarity and value. Sculptures, which are more valuable, can be completed by socketing in the appropriate types of Stars.

(Please note: names and art are not final.)

Maroo will pay handsomely in Endo for your Ayatan treasures, but she’ll offer more for completed Sculptures. You’ll have to decide whether you want a quick payout or wait for the big prize and complete your Sculpture. If Endo isn’t what you desire most, you can keep your collection on display in your Landing Craft or trade your treasures with other Tenno. The gif below gives an idea of what selling to Maroo will be like:

(Please note: the values and names are not final and will be altered before release.)

Finding Ayatan treasures in regular missions will be rare, but if you’re feeling adventurous, you can speak with Maroo for a special treasure hunt mission that will test your coordination, speed, and mobility. If you enjoy the more leisurely approach to art collecting, you can always have other Tenno do the work for you and acquire your treasure through the trade system. Whatever your method of procurement, once you have a piece of Ayatan treasure, what you do with it will be up to you.