To purify the Fallen Scarlet Witch (Wanda) in Marvel's Midnight Suns during the "Skin Deep" mission, you must knock her down three times and use the free "Absorb Darkness" card each time to transfer the corruption to the Hunter. Note that this card damages the Hunter and applies a debuff.
Use Absorb Darkness when Fallen Scarlet Witch is downed to draw Lilith's corruption into the Hunter. Purify Fallen Scarlet Witch three times to permanently eliminate Lilith's influence and restore Wanda Maximoff.
To begin the quest to get 'Purify' and fix tainted locations blocked by monstrous vines. You'll need to progress the story until you acquire a Symbiote Sample. Entering the Valley of the Winds through the Blood Gate (after acquiring 'Revea') travel north and toward Shaw's Church.
How to beat the scarlet witch challenge in Midnight Suns?
Walkthrough
Use one of the Quick Toss cards to pull one of the farthest away Whispers as close to Scarlet Witch as possible. The Whisper will not collide with anything. ...
Use both Hex Field cards, hitting all enemies each time. ...
Use both attacks from Hex Bolt to KO the other Whisper that is holding a Hex Bolt card.
Marvel Midnight Suns Full Walkthrough Part 19 - Purified Wanda
Is Scarlet Witch LGBTQ?
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