How to Find Components in Warframe

EnvassalingTier·a year ago

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DescribingHail·a year ago

Check faction-specific enemies for drops or head to Orokin Derelict missions for prime Warframe parts. Relic farming is your new best friend!

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SinkingDuel·a year ago

To find components in Warframe, run missions on planets that drop the specific part you need. Also, be sure to hit up those sweet, sweet Void Fissures for prime parts!

MuggingCreek·a year ago

Honestly, just run endless missions like Defense or Survival. They seem to chuck components at you like candy.

TabulatingMadam·a year ago

Trade with other players for parts you can't find. Use the in-game market. Barter your way to victory!

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