The Granblue Relink Hexachrome Quartz might be the most confusing material in the Endless Ragnarok DLC. You need it for the final Terminus weapon transcendence, but it just says “currently unknown” on your materials list, right? No, it’s not an ultra-rare hidden drop. But it’s ultra-super difficult to get. You just haven’t unlocked the quest that gives it yet. Here’s exactly how to get there.
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What Granblue Relink Hexachrome Quartz Is For
Hexachrome Quartz pushes a Terminus weapon to its final ascension, level 7. Without it, your weapon is always one tier short, no matter what else you upgrade. Tweyen’s Terminus weapon is the confirmed case that needs it directly; other characters may have different requirements, similar to sigil upgrades.
Why Hexachrome Quartz Says “Currently Unknown”
Relink normally lists a material’s source as soon as the quest exists in your log, even if you haven’t cleared it yet. If it shows “currently unknown,” that quest hasn’t unlocked for you. That’s exactly what’s happening with Hexachrome Quartz. People were convinced it was some kind of secret drop. Let me break it to you.
It’s not. Relink’s real hidden drops, like War Elemental+ and Supplementary Damage+ off Behemoth, come from content you’ve already unlocked, just at low odds. Hexachrome Quartz works differently.
How to Get Hexachrome Quartz
I have to be honest. Getting the Hexachrome Quartz is the hardest thing you can do in Granblue. You have to complete the endgame on the highest difficulty and beat a bunch of crazy bosses. It’s a nightmare, in short. Good luck, and scroll to learn how to get it.
Step 1: Clear Fatebreaker (Chaos, Chaos+, Chaos++)
Fatebreaker is Endless Ragnarok’s endgame quest category, split into three difficulties: Chaos, Chaos+, and Chaos++. Each one unlocks stronger enemies, EX Burst mechanics, and better rewards, and you need to clear all three before anything else on this list opens up.
Recommended power for each tier:
| Difficulty | Recommended Power |
|---|---|
| Chaos | 23,000–23,500 PWR |
| Chaos+ | 26,000–32,000 PWR |
| Chaos++ | 32,000–37,000 PWR |
Note: Your goal is to equip Chaos++ gear before moving into Defy Infinity, since the next fights only get harder from here.
Step 2: Beat Omnis Zegalith to Unlock Defy Infinity
Once Chaos++ is done, clear the final Rank-Up Trial to unlock Defy Infinity, Endless Ragnarok’s highest difficulty mode. Once you get into Defy Infinity, you face Omnis Zegalith for the first time. (You may also know this boss as “Hexa” or the “Hexachromatic Hierarch” if you’re a hardcore Granblue fan.)
This first fight against Omnis Zegalith doesn’t drop Hexachrome Quartz. It drops a different item, but beating it is what flips on Terminus weapon transcendence in the first place. Skip this fight, and the whole rest of the chain stays in place, including the four bosses in the next step.
Step 3: Clear All 4 Defy Infinity Rotational Bosses
Defy Infinity includes four rotational boss fights, and you have to defeat all four before anything else unlocks. One of them is Bahamut Versa, a fight that a lot of players actively avoid because of its gimmick, so don’t skip it, hoping the other three carry you.
These aren’t optional side quests. Multiple players assume they are done after unlocking Defy Infinity itself, only to find out the real requirement was the four boss fights inside it. Budget real-time for this step. It’s the biggest wall before Hexachrome Quartz becomes available.
Step 4: Complete “On the Threshold of Provenance”
Beating all four Defy Infinity bosses unlocks a fifth quest: On the Threshold of Provenance. This is a rematch against Omnis, and this is where Hexachrome Quartz finally drops.
At that point, the material’s source also updates from “currently unknown” to showing the quest, so anyone still confused after this point just needs to run the fight again.
FAQ
Is Hexachrome Quartz a rare or hidden drop?
No. It only looks that way because its source stays hidden until you unlock “On the Threshold of Provenance.” Once that quest is available, the material shows up normally.
What is Hexa or Omnis Zegalith?
Omnis Zegalith is the in-game name for the boss the community nicknamed “Hexa.” It’s one of Endless Ragnarok’s endgame fights, alongside Beelzebub and the World.
Does every terminus weapon need Hexachrome Quartz?
Not necessarily. The confirmed case is Tweyen’s terminus weapon, but some players report fully transcended terminus weapons on other characters without this exact material. Check your specific weapon’s details once you’re close to max ascension.
