Every Warframe Available and How to Get Them (Updated for TennoCon 2023)

[BubbhaPrime]

Hey! Missing a Warframe and don't know how to get it? Wondering which Primes are unvaulted? My goal with this guide is to clear up that confusion as of Wisp Prime's release.

Tip: Use 'CTRL+F' and type what Warframe you are looking for to immediately jump to that section!

 

INFORMATION

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This is a quick information tab, so you know what's going on in this guide.
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Total Grind:
A number from one to five, about how hard it may be to get this frame. This includes materials, time, prerequisites, and the acquisition of the parts. This rating excludes the Circuit. Please note that there is often chance, which some people can get lucky with while others don't.

1 = Almost free, like Excalibur or Nezha.

2 = Easy, like Rhino or Valkyr.

3 = Medium, like Gara or Mirage.

4 = Hard, like Gauss or Grendel.

5 = Grind to get, like Harrow or Octavia.

Prerequisites:

This is what you have to do before you can even try to get the frame.
For example, it will show a quest or a planet you need to have unlocked.

Acquisition:

This is how you get the Warframe. It includes the place it drops, percent chance, and what quest you may have to do.

Displayed here will show if the Warframe is available from the Circuit in Duviri or not.

Tips:

These are tips on how to acquire the Warframe. Place to try? Items to equip? etc...

History:

The year the Warframe released.

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That's it! Every Warframe will have a tab like what was above. The last tab in this guide is about Primes. It shows every unvaulted Prime, what's in access, what's next to vault, and even what the next Primed Warframe and weapons will be.

This guide is also on Steam, if you'd rather look at it there.

Don't forget you can use 'CTRL+F' and type what Warframe you are looking for to immediately jump to that section! Good luck, Tenno!

-Bubbha

 

ASH

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'Rising Tides' quest and the Empyrean location Pluto.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Railjack, which is unlocked via the 'Rising Tides' quest. Your Railjack can be upgraded and modded to higher levels by just playing and unlocking Intrinsics and new mods. From Survival, Rotation A or Defense, Rotation A. He also drops from Railjack Exterminate and Volatile.

He has an 13.33% chance for neuroptics, systems, and chassis in Survival and Defense, and 4.82%-4.88% in Exterminate and Volatile.

Ash Systems: Venus Proxima
Ash Neuroptics: Neptune Proxima
Ash Chassis: Pluto Proxima

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Ash is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 3 rewards.

Tips:

I suggest doing Survival and just leveling your Necramechs to get those maxed, or bring some low-level weapons to level. Do some other things while you're at it because Survivals take a bit of time. Defense often takes longer because the Corpus get stuck on the map used (even with a speed-Nova).

History:

Ash was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

ATLAS

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'The Jordas Golem' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the boss the Jordas Golem on Eris.

Atlas Systems: 22.56%
Atlas Neuroptics: 38.72%
Atlas Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Atlas is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 7 rewards.

Tips:

I suggest using Amesha or Itzal. The boss really isn't that hard, just used a decent archgun and archwing. The quest takes about two days, most of it crafting, but really isn't that hard either.

History:

Atlas was released in 2015.

 

BANSHEE

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Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

Be in a Clan.

Acquisition:

Her components are sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has her.

Her blueprint is sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has her.

Banshee is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to being a Clan obtainable.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Banshee was released in 2013.

 

BARUUK

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Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'Vox Solaris' quest, Rank 5 with Solaris United, and Rank 3 with Vox Solaris.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are sold by Little Duck for 5,000 Standing each at Hand Rank with Vox Solaris.

His blueprint is sold by Little Duck for 5,000 Standing at Agent Rank with Vox Solaris.

Baruuk is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 11 rewards.

Tips:

Run only Stage 1 of the bounties in Fortuna until you gather enough debt-bonds to Rank up to Rank 5. Once you hit Rank 5, do all four phases of the Profit-Taker and gather enough materials for Rank 3 with Vox Solaris.

History:

Baruuk was released in 2018.

 

CALIBAN

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'The New War' quest.

Acquisition:

The bounties unlocked after 'The New War' quest drop his components on each rotation. The Narmer bounties he drops from are active in Cetus during Cetus' daytime, and they are active in Fortuna in Cetus' nighttime. Below are the highest drop chances, however, his components do drop in Stage 4 and Stage 5 as well.

Caliban Systems: 8.11% in Stage 2-3
Caliban Neuroptics: 8.11% in Stage 2-3
Caliban Chassis: 8.11% in Stage 2-3

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Caliban is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Run Narmer bounties up to Stage 3 to be efficient. His components do not drop in Stage 1, only in Stage 2-5. However, the chances are highest in Stage 2-3.

History:

Caliban was released in 2021.

 

CHROMA

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

'The New Strange' quest, Sedna unlocked, and be in a Clan.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are received upon three different Junction completions.

Chroma Systems: Pluto Junction
Chroma Neuroptics: Uranus Junction
Chroma Chassis: Neptune Junction

His blueprint is gained after completion of 'The New Strange' quest.

Chroma is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 7 rewards.

Tips:

'The New Strange' quest is required to even get to the Pluto Junction. Just by working on your Sol System you can unlock him. However, his systems do require Saryn's systems to build. This requires Sedna. While farming Saryn, you may get two systems. Use one for Saryn, and the other for Chroma. He also requires Ember Neuroptics (Saturn), Frost Chassis (Ceres), and Volt Neuroptics (Clan Dojo).

History:

Chroma was released in 2015.

 

CITRINE

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

"Heart of Deimos" quest.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from Mirror Defense on Mars.

From Tyana Pass, Mars Rotation C all components have a 6.1% drop chance.

Her blueprint has a 9.3% drop chance from Rotation C.

Her component blueprints are also sold by Otak on Deimos for 350 Rania Crystal Fragments and 350 Belric Crystal Fragments each (her systems are 350 Rania and 300 Belric) and her blueprint is sold for 500 Rania and 500 Belric.

Citrine is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Join a Steel Path Tyana Pass, Mars mission if possible. That way, you also farm Steel Essence and Riven Slivers while farming Citrine. You don't need any Rania or Belric Crystal Fragments to build Citrine, Corufell, or Steflos so use any extra to buy the components you need.

History:

Citrine was released in 2023.

 

DAGATH

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Total Grind:

?/5

Prerequisites:

'Heart of Deimos' quest.

Acquisition:

Unknown.

Tips:

Unknown.

History:

Dagath will release in 2023.

 

EMBER

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Saturn unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped by the boss Sargus Ruk on Saturn.

Ember Systems: 22.56%
Ember Neuroptics: 38.72%
Ember Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Ember is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 1 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Ember was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

EQUINOX

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

Uranus unlocked.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss Tyl Regor on Uranus.

Night Aspect: 11.28%
Night Systems: 12.91%
Night Neuroptics: 12.91%
Night Chassis: 12.91%
Day Aspect: 11.28%
Day Systems: 12.91%
Day Neuroptics: 12.91%
Day Chassis: 12.91%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Equinox is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to requiring nine parts to build her.

Tips:

Get a team and turn your brain off. Just run the boss over and over until you finally get all eight parts. She has three blueprints, one is from the market, and the other two are from the boss. All six component blueprints drop from Tyl Regor as well.

History:

Equinox was released in 2015.

 

EXCALIBUR

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Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

'Awakening' quest (if you chose him) or Mars unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

In the 'Awakening' quest, you can gain Excalibur for free.

A fully built Excalibur is sold from Teshin for 60,000 Conclave standing at Rank 5.

His component blueprints drop from the boss Lieutenant Lech Kril on Mars.

Excalibur Systems: 22.56%
Excalibur Neuroptics: 38.72%
Excalibur Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Excalibur is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 1 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Excalibur was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

FROST

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Ceres unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the dual boss of Captain Vor and Lech Kril on Ceres.

Frost Systems: 22.56%
Frost Neuroptics: 38.72%
Frost Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Frost is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 3 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Frost was released in 2013.

 

GARA

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Saya's Vigil' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the bounties in Cetus, on Earth. She is dropped from Tier 1, 2, and 3 bounties, with the highest chances below:

Gara Systems: 21.82% in Stage 3
Gara Neuroptics: 21.43% in Stage 3
Gara Chassis: 30.52% in Stage 4

Her blueprint is gained after completion of the 'Saya's Vigil' quest.

Gara is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 10 rewards.

Tips:

The best way to farm her is to speed run bounties in Cetus, get to the Stage mentioned above, and reset by entering Cetus.

History:

Gara was released in 2017.

 

GARUDA

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Vox Solaris' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the bounties in Fortuna, on Venus. She is dropped from Tier 1, 2, and 3 bounties, with the highest chances below:

Garuda Systems: 22.22% in Stage 3
Garuda Neuroptics: 25% in Stage 3
Garuda Chassis: 30.56% in Stage 4

Her blueprint is gained after completion of the 'Vox Solaris' quest.

Garuda is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 11 rewards.

Tips:

The best way to farm her is to speed run bounties in Fortuna, get to the Stage mentioned above, and reset by entering Fortuna.

History:

Garuda was released in 2018.

 

GAUSS

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

Sedna unlocked.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Disruption mission on Kappa, Sedna at Rotation C.

Gauss Systems: 7.84%
Gauss Neuroptics: 7.84%
Gauss Chassis: 7.84%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Gauss is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Run Kappa and get all four Conduits for the first four rounds. If you do so, you can defend only one for the following rounds and still have Rotation C. Keep going until you get him or have to leave, and don't reset every four rounds since Rotation C sticks around. Save time by bringing good gear and staying till you unlock him.

History:

Gauss was released in 2019.

 

GRENDEL

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

Arbitrations unlocked.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the three exclusive Europa missions unlocked from the Arbitration Honor vendor in Relays, which cost 25 Vitus Essence each. The items are called Grendel Part Locators. These exclusive missions have a 100% drop rate of his parts; however, they are highly difficult and call upon skill instead of blowing stuff up. All mods are disabled, along with your Operator, Gear items, and Focus abilities. These are the missions you must complete:

Grendel Systems Locator: 800 Cryotic Excavation
Grendel Neuroptics Locator: 20-minute Survival
Grendel Chassis Locator: 10-wave Defense

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Grendel is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

For the above information, that's if you're doing it yourself. You can also pair with someone who already has a Grendel Part Locator, and it will not cost you anything. Thus, you can farm him without settings foot in Arbitrations at all. Keep an eye on Recruiting channel, if you don't want to spend time in Arbitrations. It's a good idea to have a team, anyways, including Warframes like Frost or Limbo to protect the objectives and Trinity or Harrow for healing.

History:

Grendel was released in 2019.

 

GYRE

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'Angels of the Zariman' quest.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the bounties on the Zariman Ten-Zero.

Gyre Systems: 11.11%
Gyre Neuroptics: 12%
Gyre Chassis: 10%

Her blueprint is dropped from the bounties on the Zariman Ten-Zero at a 13.33% chance.

Gyre is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Just keep doing bounties and farm the first couple of Holdfast levels while you are at it. When farming Gyre, you may also get Alternox, Aeolak, and Hespar blueprints which are three more things to work towards.

History:

Gyre was released in 2022.

 

HARROW

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Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'Chains of Harrow' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from four different spots:

Harrow Systems: 15% from Rotation C and 6% from Rotation B Defection missions

Harrow Neuroptics: 16.67% from Rotation A and 12% from rotation C on the Spy mission Pago, Kuva Fortress

Harrow Systems and Neuroptics: 12% from Rotation C on the Kuva Survival mission Taveuni, Kuva Fortress

Harrow Chassis: 3% chance to drop from Void Fissure enemies

His blueprint is gained for completion of the 'Chains of Harrow' quest.

Harrow is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 9 rewards.

Tips:

For his systems, get a good team and rush the Defection on Phobos. For his neuroptics, just run the Spy mission Pago, Kuva Fortress a couple times with a decent stealth frame. For the chassis, you should have a couple hundred by now if you are farming his other parts. If you need Kuva, then just run the Kuva Survival to Rotation C a couple times.

History:

Harrow was released in 2017.

 

HILDRYN

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'Vox Solaris' quest, Thermia Fractures, Rank 5 with Solaris United, and Rank 2 with Vox Solaris.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the Exploiter Orb boss on the Orb Vallis, Venus. Start it by talking to Little Duck in the backroom (Requires Diluted Thermia from the Thermia Fractures event to spawn the boss).

Hildryn Systems: 22.56%
Hildryn Neuroptics: 38.72%
Hildryn Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is sold by Little Duck for 5,000 Standing at Agent Rank with Vox Solaris.

Hildryn is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 11 rewards.

Tips:

Get a couple teammates and an hour or two spare, and just go at the Orb. Grab your rewards before the Orb explodes once you kill it.

History:

Hildryn was released in 2019.

 

HYDROID

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Mastery Rank 5.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the boss Counselor Vay Hek on Earth.

Hydroid Systems: 22.56%
Hydroid Neuroptics: 38.72%
Hydroid Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Hydroid is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 6 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Hydroid was released in 2014.

 

INAROS

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Sands of Inaros' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are gained from the 'Sands of Inaros' quest.

His blueprint is gained from the 'Sands of Inaros' quest.

Inaros is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 8 rewards.

Tips:

During 'Sands of Inaros', when you begin fighting kavats, I suggest scanning them as much as possible (and having a Resource Booster) so your grind for Smeeta, Vasca, and Adarza kavats later on will be easier. Also, if you want to complete your Codex, bring a Helios to scan the boss near the end, or scan it yourself because the quest is not replayable.

History:

Inaros was released in 2016.

 

IVARA

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Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

Uranus unlocked or 'Rising Tide' quest and Neptune Proxima.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are gained via Spy missions- Tier 1, 2, 3, Lua, or Railjack count.

Ivara Systems: 10% from Tier 1, 12% from Venus Proxima
Ivara Neuroptics: 7.52% from Tier 3, 12% from Pluto Proxima
Ivara Chassis: 5.64% from Tier 2, 7.37% from Lua, 12% from Neptune Proxima

Her blueprint is found from Tier 3 spy at 7.52% or from Veil Proxima at 12%.

Ivara is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 8 rewards.

Tips:

I suggest doing Tier 1 and Tier 3 spies for related parts, and Neptune Proxima for Ivara's Chassis. Also, Tier 1 means the planets from Earth to Phobos, Tier 2 means Ceres to Saturn, and Tier 3 means Uranus to Sedna. Proximas are Railjack locations, and Lua is unlocked after 'The Second Dream' quest.

History:

Ivara was released in 2015.

 

KHORA

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Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'The New Strange' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the Sanctuary Onslaught mission.

Khora Systems: 11.28% from Rotation C
Khora Neuroptics: 9.09% from Rotation B
Khora Chassis: 8.33% from Rotation A

Her blueprint is gained from Rotation C Sanctuary Onslaught with an 11.28% drop chance.

Khora is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 10 rewards.

Tips:

Join Sanctuary Onslaught with a couple others and play until you complete Zone 8. If you happen to obtain Khora's Systems and blueprint before the others, then cut it down to Zone 6 or to Zone 4 if you only need her chassis. Also, every two Zones is a Rotation. The Rotation for this mission is AABC, meaning Zones 2 and 4 are A, Zone 6 is B, and Zone 8 is C.

History:

Khora was released in 2018.

 

KULLERVO

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Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'The Duviri Paradox' quest.

Acquisition:

All parts bought from Acrithis using Kullervo's Bane, dropped from the boss Kullervo at Kullervo's Hold island during Sorrow, Anger, or Fear Spirals.

For the first two weeks of launch, there is a special node in the Duviri Starchart allowing permanent access to this island titled Kullervo's Hold for 5 Pathos Clamps.

Kullervo is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime varient.

Tips:

Enter the Duviri Experience during one of the above mentioned Spirals to guarantee that Kullervo's Hold spawns. If it does not spawn during the bounty, go to his hold near the end/after it to get Kullervo's Bane. You need 40 Kullervo's Bane to buy his entire set, along with 30 more for Rauta.

History:

Kullervo was released in 2023.

 

LAVOS

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

'Heart of Deimos' quest and Rank 3 with Entrati.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are sold by Father for 5,000 Standing each at Acquaintance Rank with the Entrati.

His blueprint is sold by Father for 5,000 Standing at Associate Rank with the Entrati.

Lavos is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Lavos' total Standing cost is 20,000.

History:

Lavos was released in 2020.

 

LIMBO

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'The Limbo Theorem' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are gained from 'The Limbo Theorem' quest.

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Limbo is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 6 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Limbo was released in 2014.

 

LOKI

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Neptune unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Hyena Pack boss.

Loki Systems: 22.56%
Loki Neuroptics: 38.72%
Loki Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Loki is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 2 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Loki was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

MAG

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Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

'Awakening' quest or Phobos unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

In the 'Awakening' quest, you can gain Mag for free.

A fully built Mag is sold from Teshin for 60,000 Conclave standing at Rank 5.

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss the Sergeant on Phobos.

Mag Systems: 22.56%
Mag Neuroptics: 38.72%
Mag Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Mag is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 2 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Mag was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

MESA

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Patient Zero' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the Infected Alad V boss on Eris, which costs one Mutalist Alad V Coordinate per fight, which are obtained from Invasions.

Mesa Systems: 22.56%
Mesa Neuroptics: 38.72%
Mesa Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Mesa is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 7 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Mesa was released in 2014.

 

MIRAGE

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Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Hidden Messages' quest and Sedna unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are gained from the 'Hidden Messages' quest.

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Mirage is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 6 rewards.

Tips:

If you are seeking the Riddle answers in the 'Hidden Messages' quest, here you are. Riddle one is Olympus, Mars. Riddle two is Calypso, Saturn. Riddle three is Charybdis, Sedna.

History:

Mirage was released in 2014.

 

NEKROS

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Deimos unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the boss Lephantis on Deimos.

Nekros Systems: 33.33%
Nekros Neuroptics: 33.33%
Nekros Chassis: 33.33%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Nekros is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 5 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Nekros was released in 2013.

 

NEZHA

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Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

Be in a Clan.

Acquisition:

His components are sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

His blueprint is sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

Nezha is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to being a Clan obtainable.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Nezha was released in 2015.

 

NIDUS

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Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'The Glast Gambit' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Infested Salvage mission on Eris.

Nidus Systems: 14.29% on Rotation C
Nidus Neuroptics: 14.29% on Rotation C
Nidus Chassis: 14.29% on Rotation C

His blueprint is gained from completion of 'The Glast Gambit' quest.

Nidus is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 9 rewards.

Tips:

During the quest, you will need a good amount of Credits. The Index is not locked by this quest, do farm up a couple million credits from it or from the Profit-Taker. The Infested Salvage mission is highly boring solo, do bring a team if possible.

History:

Nidus was released in 2016.

 

NOVA

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Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Europa unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the Raptor boss on Europa.

Nova Systems: 22.56%
Nova Neuroptics: 38.72%
Nova Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Nova is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 4 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Nova was released in 2013.

 

NYX

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

None.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss Phorid in Infested Invasions.

Nyx Systems: 22.56%
Nyx Neuroptics: 38.72%
Nyx Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Nyx is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 3 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Nyx was released in 2013.

 

OBERON

Spoiler

Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

Saturn Proxima unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Point of Interests located in two Railjack Proximas, Earth and Saturn. Complete double objective missions (like Skirmishes) to have a chance at dropping him. 


Oberon Systems: 10% from Earth Proxima Point of Interest
Oberon Neuroptics: 10% from Earth Proxima Point of Interest
Oberon Chassis: 10% from Saturn Proxima Point of Interest

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Oberon is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 5 rewards.

Tips:

Just by doing missions in the two mentioned locations above you may be able to get him. Especially if you stick to doing the Point of Interest in every Empyrean mission as well. 

History:

Oberon was released in 2013.

 

OCTAVIA

Spoiler

Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'Octavia's Anthem' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from three separate locations.

Octavia Systems: 22.56% from Rotation A resource caches on Lua
Octavia Neuroptics: 22.56% from Rotation C survival on Deimos
Octavia Chassis: 100% from the Music Puzzle on Lua

Her blueprint is gained from completion of the 'Octavia's Anthem' quest.

Octavia is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 9 rewards.

Tips:

For her systems, just search around in the Exterminate on Lua and find one cache, then extract. For her neuroptics, run a usual survival on Deimos to 20 minutes, and end it. For her chassis, the Music Puzzle is a rare room on Lua that requires you to listen to a couple notes and then repeat it. If you are watching and listening, there should be no problems.

History:

Octavia was released in 2017.

 

PROTEA

Spoiler

Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'The Deadlock Protocol' quest.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from all three tiers of Granum Void.

Protea Systems: 11.11% from Granum Void (Nightmare) Rotation C
Protea Neuroptics: 11.11% from Granum Void (Normal) Rotation C
Protea Chassis: 11.11% from Granum Void (Extended) Rotation C

Her blueprint is gained from completion of 'The Deadlock Protocol' quest.

Protea is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Protea requires you to get Granum Crowns, Exemplar Granum Crowns, and Zenith Granum Crowns. These need to be given to the golden hands found on Corpus ship tilsets. Skyresh, Phobos and Hydra, Pluto are good locations to farm Granum Void.

History:

Protea was released in 2020.

 

REVENANT

Spoiler

Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'Mask of the Revenant' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the bounties in Cetus. Below are the highest chances.

Revenant Systems: 21.95% in Stage 5
Revenant Neuroptics: 10.20% in Stage 5
Revenant Chassis: 19.05% in Stage 5

His blueprint is gained from completion of the 'Mask of the Revenant' quest.

Revenant is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 10 rewards.

Tips:

For maximum efficiency, just do Cetus bounties until Stage 5 with the bonus reward. The bonus reward counts are another Stage 5 completion, so you practically double your chances.

History:

Revenant was released in 2018.

 

RHINO

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Venus unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the boss Jackal on Venus.

Rhino Systems: 22.56%
Rhino Neuroptics: 38.72%
Rhino Chassis: 38.72%

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Rhino is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 2 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Rhino was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

SARYN

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Sedna unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss Kela De Thaym on Sedna.

Saryn Systems: 22.56%
Saryn Neuroptics: 38.72%
Saryn Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Saryn is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 4 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Saryn was released in 2013.

 

SEVAGOTH

Spoiler

Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'Call of the Tempestarii' quest.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Void Storm missions in the Veil Proxima, Neptune Proxima, and Pluto Proxima.

Sevagoth Systems: 10% from Veil and Pluto, and 9.76% from Neptune
Sevagoth Neuroptics: 10% from Veil and Pluto, and 9.76% from Neptune
Sevagoth Chassis: 10% from Veil and Pluto, and 9.76% from Neptune

His blueprint is gained from completion of the 'Call of the Tempestarii' quest.

Sevagoth is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Sevagoth was released in 2021.

 

STYANAX

Spoiler

Total Grind:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'Veilbreaker' quest and Rank 5 with Kahl's Garrison.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are sold by Chipper in the Drifter's Camp.

Styanax Systems: 60 Stock
Styanax Neuroptics: 60 Stock
Styanax Chassis: 60 Stock

His blueprint is sold by Chipper in the Drifter's Camp for 90 Stock.

Styanax is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Complete the tasks in Kahl's 'Break Narmer' weekly missions to obtain Stock and buy Styanax parts.

History:

Styanax was released in 2022.

 

TITANIA

Spoiler

Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'The Silver Grove' quest.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are gained from completion of 'The Silver Grove' quest.

Her blueprint is gained from completion of 'The Silver Grove' quest.

Titania is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 8 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Titania was released in 2016.

 

TRINITY

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Pluto unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss Frohd Bek and his Ambulas on Pluto.

Trinity Systems: 22.56%
Trinity Neuroptics: 38.72%
Trinity Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Trinity is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 1 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Trinity was released in 2012, as one of the eight original frames.

 

VALKYR

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

Jupiter unlocked.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss Alad V on Jupiter.

Valkyr Systems: 22.56%
Valkyr Neuroptics: 38.72%
Valkyr Chassis: 38.72%

Her blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Valkyr is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 5 rewards.

Tips:

Take out the Zanuka first, since it heals Alad V whenever he gets low on Health Points.

History:

Valkyr was released in 2013.

 

VAUBAN

Spoiler

Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

None.

'The Duviri Paradox' quest is required for acquisition from the Circuit.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are sold by Nora Night in the current Nightwave Season for 25 Nightwave Creds each.

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Vauban is available from the Circuit in Duviri during Week 4 rewards.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Vauban was released in 2013.

 

VORUNA

Spoiler

Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'The War Within' quest.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from Conjunction Survival on Lua.

From Yuvarium, Lua (Tier 1) Rotation C all components have a 4.55% drop chance
From Circulus, Lua (Tier 2) Rotation C all components have a 8.16% drop chance

Her blueprint has a 6.82% drop chance from Tier 1 Rotation C or a 12.24% drop chance from Tier 2 Rotation C.

Her component blueprints are also sold by Archimedean Yonta on the Zariman for 75 Lua Thrax Plasm each and her blueprint is sold for 125 Lua Thrax Plasm.

Voruna is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Join a Steel Path Circulus, Lua mission if possible. That way, you also farm Steel Essence and Riven Slivers while farming Voruna. You need 225 Lua Thrax Plasm to build Voruna, Perigale, and Sarofang so use any extra Lua Thrax Plasm to buy the components you need.

History:

Voruna was released in 2022.

 

VOLT

Spoiler

Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

'Awakening' quest or be in a Clan.

Acquisition:

In the 'Awakening' quest, you can gain Volt for free.

A fully built Volt is sold from Teshin for 60,000 Conclave standing at Rank 5.

His components are sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

His blueprint is sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

Volt is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to being a Clan obtainable.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Volt was released in 2012, as one of the original eight frames.

 

WISP

Spoiler

Total Grind:

2/5

Prerequisites:

'Chimera Prologue' quest.

Acquisition:

Her component blueprints are dropped from the boss the Ropalolyst on Jupiter.

Wisp Systems: 25.81%
Wisp Neuroptics: 25.81%
Wisp Chassis: 25.81%

Her blueprint is dropped from the boss the Ropalolyst on Jupiter at a 22.56% chance.

Wisp is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to needing two more frames to appear with.

Tips:

The Ropalolyst boss is hard to begin with, but you can learn it's move set. Start by traveling the 1,000 meters to the boss fight. Once you begin the fight, head to one of the three electric towers on the left, right, or front sides. Let the Ropalolyst try to shoot you and get behind it, so it instead shoots the tower. Take out its shields with your Amp, and then Interact with it and fly it into the electric tower. Repeat three times and kill it.

History:

Wisp was released in 2019.

 

WUKONG

Spoiler

Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

Be in a Clan.

Acquisition:

His components are sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

His blueprint is sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has him.

Wukong is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to being a Clan obtainable.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Wukong was released in 2015.

 

XAKU

Spoiler

Total Grind:

4/5

Prerequisites:

'Heart of Deimos' quest and Rank 5 with Solaris United.

Acquisition:

Their component blueprints are dropped from the bounties in the Necralisk on Deimos.

Xaku Systems: 10% from Stage 5
Xaku Neuroptics: 10% from Stage 5
Xaku Chassis: 13.04% from Stage 5

Their blueprint is gained from completion of the 'Heart of Deimos' quest.

Xaku is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

Complete the bounties to Stage 5 and get the bonus. The bonus reward counts as another Stage 5 completion, so you practically have double chance to get the parts you need. Xaku also requires Gyromag Systems, which are from Vox Solaris and require Rank 5 with Solaris United in Fortuna, Venus.

History:

Xaku was released in 2020.

 

YARELI

Spoiler

Total Grind:

3/5

Prerequisites:

'The Waverider' quest.

Acquisition:

Her components are sold from the Ventkids Bashlab in any Clan that has her.

Her blueprint is gained from completion of 'The Waverider' quest.

Yareli is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to not having a Prime variant.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Yareli was released in 2021.

 

ZEPHYR

Spoiler

Total Grind:

1/5

Prerequisites:

Be in a Clan.

Acquisition:

Her components are sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has her.

Her blueprint is sold from the Tenno Lab in any Clan that has her.

Zephyr is not available from the Circuit in Duviri due to being a Clan obtainable.

Tips:

No tips to give.

History:

Zephyr was released in 2014.

 

PRIME WARFRAMES AND WEAPONS Edit

Spoiler

Before We Begin:

Open relics in Void Fissure missions to get Prime parts. New relics can only be obtained in missions for Unvaulted Primes. Vaulted ones do not drop in missions, but their parts and relics can be traded. There are three ways to get each Prime:
-Farming relics and opening them; only Unvaulted.
-Buying relics and opening them or buying their parts.
-From rare Twitch drops, certain Primes are available whenever DE feels like giving them.



Prime Releases:

Baruuk Prime (Released winter 2022) with Afuris Prime and Cobra & Crane Prime
Garuda Prime (Released spring 2022) with Corvas Prime and Nagantaka Prime
Harrow Prime** (Released winter 2021) with Knell Prime** and Scourge Prime**
Hildryn Prime (Released spring 2023) with Larkspur Prime and Shade Prime
Khora Prime (Released summer 2022) with Dual Keres Prime and Hystrix Prime
Revenant Prime (Released autumn 2022) with Phantasma Prime and Tatsu Prime
Wisp Prime* (Released summer 2023) with Fulmin Prime* and Gunsen Prime*

* Wisp Prime, Fulmin Prime, and Gunsen Prime are currently in Prime Access.

** Harrow Prime, Knell Prime, and Scourge Prime are next to be vaulted.



Permanent Primes:

Nyx Prime (Released autumn 2014) with Hikou Prime and Scindo Prime
Valkyr Prime (Released autumn 2016) with Cernos Prime and Venka Prime

Note: Permanent Primes are currently only available from Railjack, along with their weapons.



Baro Ki'Teer Exclusive Primes:

Aklex Prime, Akvasto Prime, and Vasto Prime
Volt Prime (Released spring 2015) with Odonata Prime

Note: Baro Ki'Teer comes every two weeks but does not always have relics for the above Primes.



Prime Resurgence:

Equinox Prime (Released spring 2019) with Stradavar Prime and Tipedo Prime
Wukong Prime (Released summer 2019) with Ninkondi Prime and Zhuge Prime

Frost Prime (Released spring 2013) with Latron Prime and Reaper Prime
Mag Prime (Released autumn 2013) with Boar Prime and Dakra Prime

Note: Equinox & Wukong Prime Resurgence began September 3rd and ends October. Frost & Mag will leave on January 1st, 2024.



Vaulted Primes:

Ash Prime (Released summer 2015) with Carrier Prime and Vectis Prime
Atlas Prime (Released autumn 2019) with Dethcube Prime and Tekko Prime
Banshee Prime (Released spring 2017) with Euphona Prime and Helios Prime
Chroma Prime (Released autumn 2018) with Gram Prime and Rubico Prime
Ember Prime (Released autumn 2013) with Glaive Prime and Sicarus Prime
Excalibur Prime** (Released winter 2012) with Lato Prime** and Skana Prime**
Gara Prime (Released spring 2021) with Astilla Prime and Volnus Prime
Hydroid Prime (Released summer 2017) with Ballistica Prime and Nami Skyla Prime
Inaros Prime (Released summer 2020) with Karyst Prime and Panthera Prime
Ivara Prime (Released winter 2019) with Aksomati Prime and Baza Prime
Limbo Prime (Released summer 2018) with Destreza Prime and Pyrana Prime
Loki Prime (Released summer 2014) with Bo Prime and Wyrm Prime
Nekros Prime (Released summer 2016) with Galatine Prime and Tigris Prime
Nezha Prime (Released autumn 2020) with Guandao Prime and Zakti Prime
Nidus Prime (Released autumn 2021) with Magnus Prime and Strun Prime
Nova Prime (Released winter 2014) with Soma Prime and Vasto Prime*
Mesa Prime (Released winter 2018) with Akjagara Prime and Redeemer Prime
Mirage Prime (Released winter 2017) with Akbolto Prime and Kogake Prime
Oberon Prime (Released spring 2017) with Silva & Aegis Prime and Sybaris Prime
Octavia Prime (Released spring 2021) with Pandero Prime and Tenora Prime
Rhino Prime (Released spring 2014) with Ankyros Prime and Boltor Prime
Saryn Prime (Released spring 2016) with Nikana Prime and Spira Prime
Titania Prime (Released spring 2020) with Corinth Prime and Pangolin Prime
Trinity Prime (Released autumn 2015) with Dual Kamas Prime and Kavasa Prime Collar***
Vauban Prime (Released spring 2016) with Akstilleto Prime and Fragor Prime
Volt Prime* (Released spring 2015) with Odonata Prime*
Zephyr Prime (Released spring 2018) with Kronen Prime and Tiberon Prime

Note: All above frames and weapons' parts can be traded, however not obtained via drops.

* These items are available from Baro Ki'Teer.

** Excalibur Prime, Lato Prime, and Skana Prime are for Founder's only. They are not tradeable, either. These three items do not show up in your Profile unless you have them.

*** Kavasa Prime Collar does not show up in your Profile and is not able to be mastered.



Expected Primes:

Caliban Prime (Expected 2025) with Venato Prime
Citrine Prime (Expected 2026) with Corufell Prime and Steflos Prime
Dagath Prime (Expected 2027)
Gauss Prime (Expected 2023) with Acceltra Prime and Akarius Prime
Grendel Prime (Expected 2023) with Masseter Prime
Gyre Prime (Expected 2025) with Alternox Prime
Kullervo Prime (Expected 2026) with Rauta Prime
Lavos Prime (Expected 2024) with Cedo Prime
Protea Prime (Expected 2024) with Velox Prime
Sevagoth Prime (Expected 2024) with Epitaph Prime
Styanax Prime (Expected 2025) with Afentis Prime
Xaku Prime (Expected 2024) with Quassus Prime
Yareli Prime (Expected 2025) with Kompressa Prime
Voruna Prime (Expected 2026) with Perigale Prime and Sarofang Prime

The below lists are in order of release. This one will be if Xaku is considered 'female' as a Prime.

Grendel Prime (Expected autumn 2023) with Masseter Prime and Zylok Prime
Gauss Prime (Expected winter 2023) with Acceltra Prime and Akarius Prime
Protea Prime (Expected spring 2024) with Velox Prime
Xaku Prime (Expected summer 2024) with Quassus Prime
Lavos Prime (Expected autumn 2024) with Cedo Prime
Sevagoth Prime (Expected winter 2024) with Epitaph Prime
Yareli Prime (Expected spring 2025) with Kompressa Prime
Gyre Prime (Expected summer 2025) with Alternox Prime
Caliban Prime (Expected autumn 2025) with Venato Prime
Styanax Prime (Expected winter 2025) with Afentis Prime
Voruna Prime (Expected spring 2026) with Perigale Prime and Sarofang Prime
Citrine Prime (Expected summer 2026) with Corufell Prime and Steflos Prime
Kullervo Prime (Expected autumn 2026) with Rauta Prime
Unknown Prime* (Expected winter 2026)
Dagath Prime (Expected spring 2027)

This one will be if Xaku is considered 'in between male and female' as a Prime.

Grendel Prime (Expected autumn 2023) with Masseter Prime and Zylok Prime
Gauss Prime (Expected winter 2023) with Acceltra Prime and Akarius Prime
Protea Prime (Expected spring 2024) with Velox Prime
Yareli Prime (Expected summer 2024) with Kompressa Prime
Xaku Prime (Expected autumn 2024) with Quassus Prime
Lavos Prime (Expected winter 2024) with Cedo Prime
Sevagoth Prime (Expected spring 2025) with Epitaph Prime
Gyre Prime (Expected summer 2025) with Alternox Prime
Voruna Prime (Expected autumn 2025) with Perigale Prime and Sarofang Prime
Caliban Prime (Expected winter 2025) with Venato Prime
Styanax Prime (Expected spring 2026) with Afentis Prime
Citrine Prime (Expected summer 2026) with Corufell Prime and Steflos Prime
Dagath Prime (Expected autumn 2026)
Kullervo Prime (Expected winter 2026) with Rauta Prime

* These Primes do not have a non-prime yet or are just assumed to be placed there.

Note: Prime releases are often two males, then two females. These lists are showing that; however, the order could swap. For example, Lavos and Sevagoth could swap places. However, Gauss and Protea have a very little chance to swap places.

Note: All above with a single Prime weapon will most likely receive another Prime weapon, however it is currently unnamed. I only put their signature weapons above, since those have been Primed in the past.

 

THE END Edit

Thank you for sticking around to the end! I hope you found this guide useful, and I plan to do much more with it in the future.

Upcoming Updates:

Prime Resurgence (October)
Abyss of Dagath (October)
Prime Access: Grendel Prime (October)

-Bubbha

P.S: Find me ingame as @BubbhaPrime or send me a DM on the forums for any questions.

 

Edited September 12, 2023 by BubbhaPrime
Update 20.0 (9/11/23): Can be Found on Comments Page 4

[Turritopsis_Dohrnii]

This is great. Sure you can use the wiki, but this lags less and has no ads.

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-03 at 4:09 PM, Turritopsis_Dohrnii said:

This is great. Sure you can use the wiki, but this lags less and has no ads.

Thanks! That's mostly my goal with this. Wiki is nice, but like you said, it can be a bit annoying and doesn't have it all in one spot.

Edited September 11, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[GrayArchon]

For Chroma, you wrote "Senda" instead of "Sedna". I'm normally not one to nitpick spelling errors, but that one might be genuinely confusing for a new player.

For Styanax, Rebecca has said that currently the plans are not to have his parts drop from the Archon fights, but from "playable Kahl things" (source).

[Venus-Venera]

why do you write with light gray on white?

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-03 at 5:50 PM, Venus-Venera said:

why do you write with light gray on white?

I copied this from my Steam guide. I will swap the color now to make it easier to read, thanks for pointing it out!

On 2022-08-03 at 5:40 PM, GrayArchon said:

For Chroma, you wrote "Senda" instead of "Sedna". I'm normally not one to nitpick spelling errors, but that one might be genuinely confusing for a new player.

For Styanax, Rebecca has said that currently the plans are not to have his parts drop from the Archon fights, but from "playable Kahl things" (source).

Thank you! Quick fix, done, done, and done.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[quxier]

9 hours ago, BubbhaPrime said:

Difficulty to Obtain:

A number from one to ten, stating how hard it is to get this frame in my opinion.
1-2 = Practically free
3-5 = Just a boss, a couple times
6-7 = Quest
8-9 = Grind
10 = Feels Impossible

Could you give us some more info why you (or someone else) think it's that kind of difficulty?

1 being "clan stuffs" is understandable.

However others are little bit random. For example Gyre for me were horrible to get, even worse than Grendel. It was horrible RNG. Grendel on other hand is just difficult.... or just boring depending on frame. Harrow isn't too much harder than Gyre for me. Or Caliban having afair 60-80 level bounties while some bounties being VERY difficult for me (e.g. Cetus - protect the camp)

[Me-Mow---]

Gara parts drop from tier 1,2,3 Cetus bounties that have 3,3,4 stages(respectively) not 5 like the guide suggest.

 

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-04 at 7:09 AM, Me-Mow--- said:

Gara parts drop from tier 1,2,3 Cetus bounties that have 3,3,4 stages(respectively) not 5 like the guide suggest.

 

Changed it, thank you.

On 2022-08-04 at 12:18 AM, quxier said:

Could you give us some more info why you (or someone else) think it's that kind of difficulty?

1 being "clan stuffs" is understandable.

However others are little bit random. For example Gyre for me were horrible to get, even worse than Grendel. It was horrible RNG. Grendel on other hand is just difficult.... or just boring depending on frame. Harrow isn't too much harder than Gyre for me. Or Caliban having afair 60-80 level bounties while some bounties being VERY difficult for me (e.g. Cetus - protect the camp)

I swapped the 1-10 to 1-5, reason being that is should be less 'random'. Now, the numbers are more like 'groups'. 1 = Free, 2 = Boss, 3 = Quest, 4 = Bounties, 5 = Other grinds. Also please do note, these numbers (now as groups) are also not based on your RNG. Some people could get each Gyre part first try, while others struggle for hundreds of tries. Hopefully this is easier!

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[BubbhaPrime]

Edit 1.1 (8/6/22):

-Fixed a grammar mistake on Chroma's tab

-Fixed Gara's information

-Updated 0-10 to 0-5

-Changed text color to black from light gray

-Updated Styanax's information with an interview with [DE]Rebecca

-Added link to Warframe Forums version of the guide (Steam only)

-Added link to Steam version of the guide (Forums only)

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[Lutesque]

9 hours ago, BubbhaPrime said:

 

-Changed text color to black from light gray

Except now I can't Read it on Dark Theme Mode....

Make The Text Colourless so Everyone can Read it. 👀....

 

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-06 at 9:22 PM, Lutesque said:

Except now I can't Read it on Dark Theme Mode....

Make The Text Colourless so Everyone can Read it. 👀....

 

First, I'm on dark theme mode as well and can read it fine? (It turns white, colors invert black/white and vice versa for me)

Second, no idea how to make them colorless, if you can explain a bit further? Looked a bit and can't find any way to do so... or I'm just too tired right now to find it.

*Note: Not sure if Forums has an automatic dark theme or you're using a third party one, but I'm using Dark Reader on Extensions. Works fine for me.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[Lutesque]

1 hour ago, BubbhaPrime said:

First, I'm on dark theme mode as well and can read it fine? (It turns white, colors invert black/white and vice versa for me)

It's not working for me .... Text is Still Black....

1 hour ago, BubbhaPrime said:

Second, no idea how to make them colorless, if you can explain a bit further? Looked a bit and can't find any way to do so... or I'm just too tired right now to find it.

I have no idea either.... 😱

1 hour ago, BubbhaPrime said:

 

*Note: Not sure if Forums has an automatic dark theme or you're using a third party one, but I'm using Dark Reader on Extensions. Works fine for me.

The Forum has its own.... toggle should be at The Bottom....

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-07 at 9:03 PM, Lutesque said:

I have no idea either.... 😱

So, since I have no idea and you don't either, can't swap colors to something easily readable in the Forums Dark Mode (Yea, I found it. It has a dark gray background and text is still black, I see what you mean.)

If you want to try, you can go to Google/*yourPrefferedSearchEngineHere* Extensions and search around for a Dark Mode. I've only ever used Dark Reader (like I said above) for it, and it swaps all black to white and white to black, other colors also swap to be seeable still. It's also toggleable on specific websites if you only want it on the Forums.

If you don't know where Extensions are, just search *yourPrefferedSearchEngineHere* Extensions. Same place you may have gotten an add blocker of some kind.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[nslay]

14 hours ago, BubbhaPrime said:

So, since I have no idea and you don't either, can't swap colors to something easily readable in the Forums Dark Mode (Yea, I found it. It has a dark gray background and text is still black, I see what you mean.)

If you want to try, you can go to Google/*yourPrefferedSearchEngineHere* Extensions and search around for a Dark Mode. I've only ever used Dark Reader (like I said above) for it, and it swaps all black to white and white to black, other colors also swap to be seeable still. It's also toggleable on specific websites if you only want it on the Forums.

If you don't know where Extensions are, just search *yourPrefferedSearchEngineHere* Extensions. Same place you may have gotten an add blocker of some kind.

This is what it looks like:

Spoiler

EDIT: And this is what your most recent post looks like (which is desired):

Spoiler

I don't know why your first post and your response post are different, but the first post is indeed black text on gray.

Black text?

Black text?

Try this:

Highlight your post, then select "Automatic"

Spoiler

That's how I changed my "Black text?" to the proper color for dark mode. Wonder if it will look right in default theme.

Yeah! Looks correct:

Default Theme:

Spoiler

Dark Mode:

Spoiler

P.S. If you didn't know, Ctrl+A will highlight all of your text in the edit box. I know you wrote A LOT of text in your post.

Edited August 9, 2022 by nslay

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-09 at 1:07 AM, nslay said:

This is what it looks like:

  Reveal hidden contents

EDIT: And this is what your most recent post looks like (which is desired):

  Reveal hidden contents

I don't know why your first post and your response post are different, but the first post is indeed black text on gray.

Black text?

Black text?

Try this:

Highlight your post, then select "Automatic"

  Reveal hidden contents

That's how I changed my "Black text?" to the proper color for dark mode. Wonder if it will look right in default theme.

Yeah! Looks correct:

Default Theme:

  Reveal hidden contents

Dark Mode:

  Reveal hidden contents

P.S. If you didn't know, Ctrl+A will highlight all of your text in the edit box. I know you wrote A LOT of text in your post.

I rewrote the first tab (Information one) and checked that in my Dark Mode, normal, and Forums Dark Mode. With all three the colors match up. However, I'm not going to rewrite the whole thing at this point in time. I set the rest of it to Automatic. Checked it with all three types as well, and it is readable. in Forums Dark mode it's actually the easiest to read I'd say. Normal, light gray is a bit annoying but it's what its set as on Automatic. That would only change if I rewrote it.

TL;DR

Should be better, I swapped to Automatic, and it seems to work.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[(PSN)Unstar]

On 2022-08-03 at 11:15 AM, BubbhaPrime said:

GRENDEL

Difficulty to Obtain:

5/5

Prerequisites:

All nodes completed.

First, "All nodes completed" is technically inaccurate for a variety of reasons, chief among them that only the player who starts the mission needs to have a Grendel Part Locator; every other member of their squad can come along for free, regardless of their progress in the game.

Which pertains to the second thing I wanted to add for the Tips section: While obtaining the Grendel Part Locators seems like a daunting chore, once you have them the more abstract challenge is finding a group willing to do these missions so you can get your reward.  I've found that many players are not concerned about doing anything along the lines of keyshares, they just want to finish the missions with any group who is skilled enough and willing.  So most players can probably save themselves the hassle of farming Arbitrations if they just keep an eye on Recruitment chat and are ready to offer a helping hand.  Any team will be happy to have a frame like Trinity on-hand to provide energy for the squad, or a defensive frame like Frost to protect the objective.

Source: I have made 2 Grendels and never purchased a Grendel Part Locator.

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-09 at 1:54 PM, (PSN)Unstar said:

First, "All nodes completed" is technically inaccurate for a variety of reasons, chief among them that only the player who starts the mission needs to have a Grendel Part Locator; every other member of their squad can come along for free, regardless of their progress in the game.

Which pertains to the second thing I wanted to add for the Tips section: While obtaining the Grendel Part Locators seems like a daunting chore, once you have them the more abstract challenge is finding a group willing to do these missions so you can get your reward.  I've found that many players are not concerned about doing anything along the lines of keyshares, they just want to finish the missions with any group who is skilled enough and willing.  So most players can probably save themselves the hassle of farming Arbitrations if they just keep an eye on Recruitment chat and are ready to offer a helping hand.  Any team will be happy to have a frame like Trinity on-hand to provide energy for the squad, or a defensive frame like Frost to protect the objective.

Source: I have made 2 Grendels and never purchased a Grendel Part Locator.

I removed his old Tips section and updated with your information. I farmed Grendel alone, myself, so had legit no idea (even though I had done quick research to check if it's a must). Now, it explains what you said along with healing/defensive frames. Hope that's a bit better!

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[Lutesque]

On 2022-08-03 at 8:15 PM, BubbhaPrime said:

HARROW 

Difficulty to Obtain:

5/5

Prerequisites:

'Chains of Harrow' quest.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from three different spots:

Harrow Systems: 15% from Rotation C and 6% from Rotation B Defection missions

Harrow Neuroptics: 16.67% from Rotation A and 12% from rotation C on the Spy MIssion Pago, Kuva Fortress

Harrow Chassis: 3% chance to drop from Void Fissure enemies

His blueprint is gained for completion of the 'Chains of Harrow' quest.

Tips:

For his systems, get a good team and rush the Defection on Phobos. For his neuroptics, just run the Spy missions a couple times with a decent stealth frame. For the chassis, you should have a couple hundred by now if you are farming his other parts.

History:

Harrow was released in 2017.

Harrow System and Neuroptics also Drops on Taveuni (Kuva Survival) now 👀....

On 2022-08-03 at 8:15 PM, BubbhaPrime said:

OBERON

Difficulty to Obtain:

5/5

Prerequisites:

Veil Proxima unlocked.

Acquisition:

His component blueprints are dropped from the Derelicts located in three Railjack Proximas. They are marked with a white waypoint once you have the Intrinisic Rank Piloting Rank 5.

Oberon Systems: 10% from Earth Proxima Derelict
Oberon Neuroptics: 10% from Grineer Veil Proxima Derelict
Oberon Chassis: 10% from Saturn Proxima Derelict

His blueprint is found in the Market or as a daily login reward.

Tips:

Just by doing missions in the three mentioned locations above you may be able to get him. Especially if you stick to doing Derelicts every Empyrean mission as well. Also, by Grineer Veil Proxima, I mean the few missions to the right of the Veil Proxima. All in the middle and to the left are Corpus nodes.

History:

Oberon was released in 2013

But here's The The Thing.... Earth and Saturn Proxima don't have Derelicts 🤔..... Soooooo ?

 

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-10 at 12:33 AM, Lutesque said:

Harrow System and Neuroptics also Drops on Taveuni (Kuva Survival) now 👀....

But here's The The Thing.... Earth and Saturn Proxima don't have Derelicts 🤔..... Soooooo ?

 

I updated Harrow's tab to represent that. Once again, I completely forgot about that way because *you know* farmed him the other way myself, a while back. Thanks for the reminder!

I replaced Derelicts with Points of Interest, so it's a bit less confusing. Points of Interest are marked with the white dots once you get Pilot Rank 5.

Also went through and swapped some mistakes I had made in the first copy. Plenty of grammar and spelling mistakes taken care of. Steam version is yet to get this treatment, should do it soon enough.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[Lutesque]

1 minute ago, BubbhaPrime said:

 

I replaced Derelicts with Points of Interest, so it's a bit less confusing. Points of Interest are marked with the white dots once you get Pilot Rank 5.

I'm maxed on on Intrinsics and I've never seen a White Marker on Earth & Saturn Proxima but I have gotten Oberon from there👀....

[BubbhaPrime]

On 2022-08-10 at 9:31 PM, Lutesque said:

I'm maxed on on Intrinsics and I've never seen a White Marker on Earth & Saturn Proxima but I have gotten Oberon from there👀....

Hmm... odd. If I recall correctly, Points of Interest include Secondary objectives (When you have two yellow markers)

Veil has Derelicts, Earth & Saturn have Skirmishes which are two objectives. I updated the text to be more specific.

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[BubbhaPrime]

Edit 1.2 (8/12/22):

-Updated Oberon's tab with Points of Interest

-Updated Harrow's tab with Kuva Survival

-Updated Grendel's section with new tips

-Fixed grammar on Grendel, Garuda, Harrow, Gara, Equinox, Ivara, Khora, Octavia, Oberon, and the End tabs

-Fixed spelling on Ember, Ash, Prime, and Information tabs

-Updated text color to match Forums Dark Mode (Forums only)

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[BubbhaPrime]

Update 2.0 (8/15/22):

-Changed Information tab (Steam only)

-Added next Prime Vault information

Edited August 15, 2022 by BubbhaPrime

[Me-Mow---]

On 2022-08-04 at 2:40 PM, BubbhaPrime said:

Changed it, thank you.

I swapped the 1-10 to 1-5, reason being that is should be less 'random'. Now, the numbers are more like 'groups'. 1 = Free, 2 = Boss, 3 = Quest, 4 = Bounties, 5 = Other grinds. Also please do note, these numbers (now as groups) are also not based on your RNG. Some people could get each Gyre part first try, while others struggle for hundreds of tries. Hopefully this is easier!

I looked up and garuda drops from low tier(1,2,3) SU bounties. Works the same way as gara farm, except with SU bounties