Modules Guide: List of All Mods

Modules can improve your Descendant's weapons, stats, and skills in The First Descendant (TFD). Check out our guide below for the modules list, how to obtain modules, how to equip modules, how to enhance modules, and how to dismantle modules.

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How to Get Modules

Complete Requirements in the Acquisition Info

The only way to get modules is by doing any of the tasks that are found in the modules Acquisition Info.

How to Access Module Acquisition Info

Open the Access Info menu. This can be done by opening the world map and then selecting the Access Info tab. Then go to the Module screen.

In the Module screen, hover over a module, then press the Acquisition Info button to open it.

How to Equip Modules

Go to the Inventory Screen

To equip modules, open first the Inventory screen. From there, select the Descendant Module tab on the left side of the screen if you want to equip descendant modules, or select a weapon if you want to equip weapon modules.

Select a Module from Below and Drag It to the Top

Once inside the Descendant module screen or the weapon module screen, simply select one of the modules listed at the lower portion of the screen and drag it to one of the slots above.

Take Note of the Module Capacity

Each module requires a specific module capacity to equip. If the module you want to equip will exceed the maximum module capacity you have, you won't be able to equip it. In that case, you have to remove some of the modules that are already equipped. Your module capacity for your current loadout is displayed at the upper left corner of the screen under Details.

It's important to note that the maximum module capacity of descendant modules and weapon modules are separate. In other words, equipping a descendant module will not affect the module capacity for weapons, and vice versa.

Obtain and Use Energy Activators to Increase Max Capacity

You can increase the maximum module capacity of descendant modules or weapon modules by obtaining and using Energy Activators. Energy Activators can be purchased from Anais, the Magister at the Research Institute.

How to Enhance Modules

Go to Silion

To enhance modules, go first to Silion, the Module Master, then select Enhance Module.

Select a Module to Enhance

Once inside the Enhance module screen, simply select the module you want to enhance, then press Enhance (Labeled as 1 in the image). You can enhance modules to a specific level instantly by pressing the + arrow (Labeled as 2 in the image).

Enhance Cost Increases Per Enhancement Level

Enhancement Level	Kupier Shards (Standard/Rare)	Gold (Standard/Rare)
1	300 / 600	900 / 6000
2	900 / 1800	9000 / 18,000
3	2000 / 4000	20,000 / 40,000
4	4000 / 8000	40,000 / 80,000
5	7400 / 14,800	74,000 / 148,000
6	13,100 / 26,200	131,000 / 262,000
7	22,600 / 45,200	226,000 / 452,000
8	38,100 / 76,200	381,000 / 762,000
9	63,100 / 126,200	631,000 / 1,262,000
10	103,100 / 206,200	1,031,000 / 2,062,000

Enhancing modules require Kupier Shard and Gold. The cost of enhancing a module increases per enhancement level.

Best Module Enhancements Guide

Enhancement Level Differs Per Module

Each module has its enhancement level, referring to how many times it can be enhanced. Most modules have 10 enhancement levels and some have less than 10. A module's enhancement level is indicated by the bars at the left side of their icon. The bars will light up when a module is enhanced to show how many times it has been enhanced.

Increases Capacity Cost

One important thing to note when enhancing a module is that it will also increase its capacity cost. This means it will take up more space when it's equipped.

How to Dismantle Modules

Go to Silion

To dismantle modules, go first to Silion, the Module Master, then select Dismatle Modules.

Select Modules to Dismantle

Once inside the Dismantle modules screen, simply select the modules you want to dismantle, then press Dismantle.

Modules Explanation

Gives Bonuses to Weapons or Descendants

There are two kinds of modules; Weapon modules and Descendant modules.

Weapon modules are modules that enhance a weapon's efficiency when they're equipped by giving it bonuses, such as increasing its critical-hit damage, ATK stat, or rounds per magazine. They are further categorized into ammo types, indicating that specific modules will only work for certain weapons that use a specific ammo.

Descendant modules, on the other hand, are modules that enhance a descendant's efficiency when they're equipped by adding some effects to its specific actions.

Can Only be Obtained by Completing Certain Requirements

The only way to get modules is by completing the requirements that are found in the module's Acquisition Info. These requirements may be in the form of missions or tasks. Once the requirements are fulfilled, they are automatically stored in your module inventory.

Can be Enhanced to Increase Bonuses

Each module has what is called a Enhancement level, referring to how many times it can be enhanced. Enhancing a module boosts its effects by a certain amount, making it more effective, but it also increases its capacity costs, which means it will take up more space when it's equipped.

Can be Dismantled for Shards

Modules can be dismantled for Kupier Shards. The amount of shards that can be obtained when dismantling a module depends on its tier.

Tier	Shards Given
Standard	300
Rare	900
Ultimate	TBA
Transcendent	TBA

Can be Combined to Create New Ones

Modules can also be combined to form a new one. However, the new module created is random and is not always a stronger one.

Has Different Socket Types

All modules have a specific socket type, which can reduce their capacity cost by half when inserted into a module slot with a matching socket type.

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