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Once Human Gravity Abyss Guide: Riftwalker, Rewards, and Morphed Deviations

📌 Executive Summary & Key Takeaways

A version-aware overview of Visional Wheel S4: Gravity Abyss, based on the official 2.4.1 update announcement rather than unverified farming routes or reward-rate claims.

Quick answer

Gravity Abyss is Visional Wheel S4, introduced with Once Human Version 2.4.1. The official update describes Gravity Imbalance regions, Riftwalker Relics, Aerial Hunt, Abyssal Cores, and new Morphed Deviations. It was announced for Visional-tagged servers and eligible scenarios; availability and rewards must be confirmed in the live Scenario Sign-up and event interfaces.

What this guide applies to

This guide records the official May 2026 Version 2.4.1 announcement. It explains systems named in that update, not a permanent event calendar, a guaranteed drop route, or a ranking of the best Morphed Deviation.

Gravity Abyss activities

Gravity Imbalance regions

The official announcement says Gravity Imbalance can affect selected Stronghold regions during the Vision. The affected locations are marked through map pins. Exploring them can provide Mods, Gravity Crystals, and other rewards.

Riftwalker Relics

Riftwalker Relics are marked on the map. The update says that approaching one summons elite enemies and causes the relic to ascend; defeating those enemies stops the ascent. Its listed possible rewards include Mods, Morphed Deviations, and Abyssal Cores.

Aerial Hunt

According to the announcement, the Riftwalker appears above three random Settlements fifteen minutes after the Vision begins. Players can enter the platform through a summoned portal or teleport with map pins. The precise timing, locations, and rewards should be checked live because event rules can change.

Abyssal Cores and rewards

The official update identifies Abyssal Cores as a reward that can come from Riftwalker Relics and Aerial Hunt. It lists Epic, Legendary, and Mythic rarity tiers, and says their possible rewards can include Shiny Mods, Abyssal Essence, and high-level Morphed Deviations. This is not a drop-rate promise.

Morphed Deviations and mods

Version 2.4.1 announced three new Morphed Deviations: Digby Boy - Gravity Abyss, Atomic Lighter - Gravity Abyss, and Zapamander - Gravity Abyss. It also announced the Aero suffix Mod and the return of the Downstar Mod. The announcement describes Aero as usable in aerial states, including jumping; evaluate the current tooltip before making a build decision.

Before you enter Gravity Abyss

  1. Confirm that your server has the Visional tag and the Gravity Abyss Vision is active.
  2. Use live map pins for Gravity Imbalance, Riftwalker Relics, and Aerial Hunt locations.
  3. Read the current reward and Mod tooltips before spending Gravity Crystals or changing a build.
  4. Do not treat an older route, core rarity, or Morphed Deviation recommendation as current without a matching patch and scenario.

FAQ

Where do I find Riftwalker Relics in Gravity Abyss?

The official Version 2.4.1 notes say their drop locations are marked on the map. Check the live map because the event can place them dynamically.

Which new Morphed Deviations were announced for Gravity Abyss?

The update names Digby Boy - Gravity Abyss, Atomic Lighter - Gravity Abyss, and Zapamander - Gravity Abyss.

Can I get Abyssal Cores from Aerial Hunt?

Yes. The official announcement lists both Riftwalker Relics and Aerial Hunt as modes with a chance to provide Abyssal Cores. It does not publish a fixed chance.

Official Version 2.4.1 update announcement:

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