UmbraTrackerVoid Storm rotation
Void Storms are not random. By logging every fissure since we started collecting, three rules came out clean. Everything below is computed live from our own log, not copied.
They always arrive at the same minute
Every rotation starts at minute 20 past the hour, in 100% of the 718 rotations we recorded. Normal fissures, by contrast, start at any minute.
There are always the same number
Each rotation brings exactly 6 storms, in 100% of rotations. It is a hard quota, not an average.
The relic era mix never changes
Every rotation is 2 Axi, 2 Lith, 1 Meso, 1 Neo, in 100% of rotations. So you always know which relic eras the next wave will offer, even before it appears.
A whole wave expires together
All storms of one wave expire at the same instant, in 100% of waves, after a duration drawn between 90 and 90 minutes. Knowing one expiry gives you all the others. Because waves overlap, several are active at once.
Node pool per era
Only 29 nodes ever host a Void Storm, and each one always offers the same relic era. So you cannot predict which nodes will be picked, but you always know the possible list.
| Axi (12) | Calabash (Veil) · Fenton's Field (Pluto) · Flexa (Veil) · H-2 Cloud (Veil) · Lu-Yan (Veil) · Nsu Grid (Veil) · Numina (Veil) · Peregrine Axis (Pluto) · Profit Margin (Pluto) · R-9 Cloud (Veil) · Sabmir Cloud (Veil) · Seven Sirens (Pluto) |
|---|---|
| Lith (8) | Beacon Shield Ring (Venus) · Bendar Cluster (Earth) · Bifrost Echo (Venus) · Iota Temple (Earth) · Korm's Belt (Earth) · Luckless Expanse (Venus) · Ogal Cluster (Earth) · Orvin-Haarc (Venus) |
| Meso (5) | Kasio's Rest (Saturn) · Lupal Pass (Saturn) · Mordo Cluster (Saturn) · Nodo Gap (Saturn) · Vand Cluster (Saturn) |
| Neo (4) | Brom Cluster (Neptune) · Enkidu Ice Drifts (Neptune) · Nu-Gua Mines (Neptune) · Sovereign Grasp (Neptune) |
Method and limits
Figures come from our own fissure log: 718 rotations over 30 days, recorded automatically. These are server-side parameters that Digital Extremes can change in any update, so the page recomputes itself from fresh data rather than quoting fixed numbers.
What we could not find: no way to predict which nodes a rotation will pick. Across every lag up to 72 hours the repetition rate stays at zero, so the draw inside each era pool looks genuinely random.