Revenant Prime is finally out in all of his gold-trimmed glory. Being one of the more popular frames to be released, his Prime variant is sure to be heavily sought out. If you’re looking to take the free-to-play route and not dish out $60 USD for him, here’s all you need to know. We’ll go over how to get all of the relics needed for Revenant Prime in Warframe.
How to Get All the Relics for Revenant Prime in Warframe
Since he is a Warframe, he will require four different parts to craft. These are the relics needed for each part.
- Revenant Prime Blueprint – Lith R2 – Rare
- Revenant Prime Neuroptics Blueprint -Lith S14 – Uncommon
- Revenant Prime Systems – Meso P9 – Uncommon
- Revenant Prime Chassis Blueprint – Meso N13 – Common
These are the components needed to craft each part:
Revenant Prime Blueprint
- 25,000 Credits
- All built Revenant Prime parts
- 5 Orokin Cells
Revenant Prime Neuroptics
- 15,000 Credits
- 2 Argon Crystals
- 4 Neural Sensors
- 1,750 Rubedo
- 4,600 Salvage
Revenant Prime Systems
- 15,000 Credits
- 4 Control Modules
- 2 Tellurium
- 6,250 Ferrite
- 1,175 Circuits
Revenant Prime Chassis Blueprint
- 15,000 Credits
- 2 Nitain Extract
- 10 Neurodes
- 1,975 Polymer Bundle
- 9,250 Nano Spores
Farming for Revenant Prime is going to be significantly easier. Since all of his relics are in the Lith and Meso tiers, you can easily farm at lower levels to obtain these. You can mostly speedrun and farm low-level Void missions like Teshub, Ukko, and Hepit to obtain these relics easily. Note that these are also not guaranteed. You may also earn other items like Aya in the loot pools.
You’ll also want to max out your daily standing so you can then use it to purchase Relic Packs from your respective Syndicates. While it isn’t guaranteed that you’ll earn the specific ones for Revenant Prime, you’ll still want to use them to farm up for Void Traces.
Alternatively, you can buy Revenant Prime Relics from people in the trade chat, but don’t expect them to come cheap! He just came out, meaning his prices will be abnormally higher than something that has been in rotation for a few months now.
Warframe is free to play on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
