Warframe: Steflos Prime Relics (How to Get & Best Farming Locations)

Steflos Prime is the enhanced version of Citrine’s signature shotgun, featuring improved stats while retaining the weapon’s expanding energy projectile mechanic.

Obtaining it requires collecting its Blueprint, Barrel, Receiver, and Stock from four different Void Relics before the weapon can be crafted.

Knowing which missions are best for each Relic era can make the farm considerably faster, especially when hunting its Rare Barrel.

All Steflos Prime Relics

Steflos Prime requires four different Relics, with its components appearing across the Lith, Meso, Neo, and Axi eras at different reward rarities.

  • Lith A13 – Steflos Prime Receiver (Common)
  • Meso D9 – Steflos Prime Stock (Uncommon)
  • Neo Y2 – Steflos Prime Blueprint (Uncommon)
  • Axi S21 – Steflos Prime Barrel (Rare)

How to Get Steflos Prime Relics?

Steflos Prime Relics can be obtained from missions that reward their respective Lith, Meso, Neo, or Axi Relic eras.

Capture missions in the Void provide quick options for the lower tiers, while higher-level endless missions are useful when searching for Axi Relics.

Relic Packs can also provide currently available Relics, giving players with saved Syndicate Standing another way to search for the ones they need.

Best Steflos Prime Relic Farming Locations

The best farming location for each Steflos Prime Relic depends on its era, with certain missions providing faster or more consistent opportunities to obtain the Relic you are currently missing.

Hepit (Void) – Lith A13

Hepit is a Capture mission that can be completed quickly, making it a convenient location when searching for Lith A13 Relics.

The Receiver is a Common reward from this Relic, so it can usually be obtained without spending Void Traces on refinement.

Ukko (Void) – Meso D9 & Neo Y2

Ukko can reward both Meso and Neo Relics, allowing you to search for the Stock and Blueprint Relics during the same series of Capture runs.

This makes it particularly useful early in the farm when neither of these Steflos Prime components has been obtained.

Apollo (Lua) – Axi S21

Apollo is a Disruption mission that provides repeated opportunities to obtain Axi Relics as you continue completing rounds.

Axi S21 is particularly important because it contains the Rare Steflos Prime Barrel, making this the Relic that may require the most farming.

How to Get Steflos Prime Parts?

Once the required Relics have been collected, equip them during matching Void Fissure missions and collect enough Reactant to open them.

Completing the objective or rotation reveals the rewards from every opened Relic in the squad, allowing one available reward to be selected.

Running Relic Shares with players using the same Relic gives everyone additional chances of seeing the desired Steflos Prime component.

Refining Steflos Prime Relics

Void Traces can be used to improve a Relic from Intact to Exceptional, Flawless, or Radiant, changing the chances of receiving its higher-rarity rewards.

Prioritize the Axi S21 when spending Void Traces since the Steflos Prime Barrel appears as its Rare reward.

Meso D9 and Neo Y2 can also benefit from refinement for their Uncommon rewards, while Lith A13 is better left intact when specifically targeting the Common Receiver.

Verdict

Most of the Steflos Prime farm can be handled through quick Void missions, with Ukko being especially useful since it covers two of the required Relic eras.

The Axi S21 will usually deserve the most attention due to its Rare Barrel, making Apollo and saved Void Traces useful when reaching the final part of the farm.

Once all four components have been obtained, Steflos Prime can be crafted and added to the growing selection of Prime weapons available with Citrine Prime.

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