Starfield’s penultimate mission, Revelation, takes you on the war path so you can gather the game’s final artifacts so you can unravel the mysteries of the universe
Starfield’s real final mission is called “Revelation,” and it wraps up the conflict between you, The Emissary, and The Hunter. (The game does have an epilogue mission called “One Giant Leap,” but “Revelation” is Starfield’s big, climactic finish.)
“Revelation” plays out a little bit differently depending on who you decided to side with in the “Unearthed” mission: The Emissary, The Hunter, or neither. We’ve checked our experience (siding with The Emissary) against other players who made different choices, and it sounds like the mission is very similar. However, know that your “Revelation” might have some small deviations from what you see in this guide, depending on your decisions.
In this Starfield guide, we’ll walk you through how to finish the “Revelation” mission and collect all of the artifacts so you can finally reach The Unity.
Starfield is partially procedurally generated — right down to its main missions. In other words, while you might see the same objective as another player, the game might direct you to a different planet.
We’ll do our best to call these deviations out, but if the game’s quest marker is telling you to go to a different planet than we are, listen to the game. According to our testing, even though the planets may be different, the quest steps, dungeons, and enemies are the same.Land at the temple
Once you’ve finished “Unearthed” and collected the final artifacts in the “Final Glimpses” quest, you’ll be able to meet up with your chosen ally — either The Emissary or The Hunter — in order to chase down the final objects in a mysterious temple.Go to Masada III // Hail The Scorpius or Helix // Defeat the Starborn Ships // Hail the Helix or Scorpius
Wherever you are in the galaxy, take off to Masada III — unless you’ve explored the far reaches of space, there’s a good chance this will take multiple jumps in your ship.
When you finally reach orbit, you’ll see a Starborn ship, depending on who you sided with. Hail it. No matter which option you choose, you’ll enter into a massive space battle with your enemy and a few other Starborn ships. These things hit really hard, so make sure you keep your shields up and use ship parts to repair your hull whenever you need to. Focus on the main Starborn’s allies first, and then turn your attention to the big ship.
As long as you didn’t tell both The Hunter and The Emissary to go kick rocks, your ally will show up after a few seconds to assist you mid-combat.
