How to Get Inorganic Biogels in The First Descendant

Inorganic Biogels are needed to unlock one of the most useful Descendants, Enzo, in The First Descendant. These rare materials only drop from a few specific locations, and these locations also have a cooldown timer set on them, so farming will be a bit tedious. There are some workarounds for it, but here’s the main way to get Inorganic Biogels in The First Descendant.

How to Farm Inorganic Biogels in The First Descendant

Inorganic Biogels drop from Zone Recon Missions in the Vespers region. There are multiple Zone Recon Missions in the area, but the ones you are looking for are the following:

• Lumber Yard: Vulgus Strategic Outpost
• Lost Supply Depot: Vulgus Strategic Outpost

In the image above, you’ll see that both Zone Recon Missions are located on different battlefields. Since these missions have a 1-minute cooldown before you can finish them, you’ll have to wait a little before replaying the mission. Inorganic Biogels drop from the elite commanders which spawns near the end of the Zone Recon Missions or after destroying the devices.

Best Way to Farm Inorganic Biogels

The best way to farm Inorganic Biogels is to use a Descendant like Sharen to get bonus loot and finish these Zone Recon Missions by alternating between battlefields. After finishing one mission, you can fast travel to the other battlefield and finish the other Zone Recon Mission.

If you don’t have The First Descendant installed on an SSD, it might be faster just to wait for the cooldown.

What Are Inorganic Biogels Used For?

Inorganic Biogels are used for the following research:

It takes 58 Inorganic Biogels to craft Enzo’s Enhanced Cells material, so it would roughly take seven or more Zone Recon Mission completions to get that many. Enzo is the best Descendant to farm Encrypted Vaults because he basically makes the minigame on easy mode. Everyone should have him. If you aren’t struggling to open these Ultraprecision Encrypted Vaults, Enzo is still a great support Descendant.