Darktide Something in Your Eye Penance Guide – Warhammer 40k

Players must complete several Penances to get various cosmetics for their characters in Darktide. One of these Penances is called the Something in Your Eye Penance and requires players to find an elusive enemy. The elusive enemy is called a Corrupter, and it's unclear where to find it or how to complete the Penance. 

Warhammer 40k Darktide Something in Your Eye Penance Guide 

To complete the Something In Your Eye Penance in Darktide Warhammer 40k, you must throw a grenade box as a Skullbreaker at the Corrupter's eye when it spawns. Throwing the Grenade box as an Ogryn Skullbreaker is not the hard part about the Penance achievement. You can easily throw the grenade into the Corrupter's eye by underhand throwing the Grenade box. You can do an underhand throw by right-clicking and then left-clicking to throw your grenade. What is hard about the Something in Your Eye Penance is trying to find the Corrupter, as it only spawns on certain maps.

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What maps does the Corrupter spawn on in Warhammer 40k? 

During Strike Missions, you can find the Corrupter demon spawning on Silo Cluster 18-66a or Smelter Complex HL17-36 maps. If you do not see the required maps, we recommend waiting for the next map cycle. Once you find a map with the Corrupter, make sure to let your teammates know you need the achievement so that they don't kill the demon too fast. We also recommend playing in a party of at least four or three to help coordinate better. 

Warhammer Darktide Something in your Eye Penance Rewards

Completing the Something in Your Eye Penance will reward players with the Tactical Battlegear Noxfight Camo Upper body cosmetic. To unlock other cosmetic rewards for the Ogryn Skullbreaker, you must level up your Trust Rank or complete other Penances. 

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