How to get Yareli Prime in Warframe?
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Yareli Prime
has officially joined the Warframe lineup, and as always, you can build her entirely for free. All it takes is some efficient Relic farming and a bit of grind. Whether you're a new Tenno or a veteran collector, this guide will show you exactly which Relics you need, where to get them, and how to crack them open.
All
Yareli Prime Relics
and Required Parts in Warframe
To
build Yareli Prime
, you'll need to gather four components from Void Relics. Here's the breakdown:
Blueprint – Neo A14 (Uncommon)
Chassis – Lith Z4 (Common)
Systems – Axi Y1 (Rare)
Neuroptics – Lith Y1 (Rare)
Each part drops from a specific type of Relic. Once you know which missions to run, collecting them becomes a matter of timing and repetition.
Best Missions to Farm Yareli Prime Relics in Warframe
Farming efficiently means choosing missions with fast clear times and good drop rates. Here's where you should go for each Relic type:
1. Lith Relics – Hepit, Void
If you're after Lith Z4 and Lith Y1, head straight to Hepit in the Void.
This is a Capture mission, which means it's fast—often under 60 seconds. You'll consistently earn Lith Relics here, with only a minor chance of getting Aya instead.
Ideal for
: Chassis and Neuroptics
2. Neo Relics – Ur, Uranus (Disruption)
Neo A14 drops reliably from Ur, a Disruption node on Uranus. Focus on completing rotations B and C to maximize your chances. If Ur is too challenging, try Xini on Eris instead—an Interception mission with decent Neo drop chances.
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Ideal for:
Blueprint
3. Axi Relics – Apollo, Lua (Disruption)
To get the rare Axi Y1 (for the Systems), run Apollo on Lua. Disruption missions here reward Axi Relics during rotations B and C. This can take more time but is the most reliable source.
Ideal for
: Systems
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How to Open Relics and Get Your Parts in Warframe?
Once you've collected the required Relics, you'll need to unlock them in Void Fissure missions.
Go to the Navigation console.
Select the 'Void Fissures' tab.
Choose a mission type that matches your Relic (Lith, Neo, Axi).
Equip the Relic you want to crack open.
Collect 10 Reactant from corrupted enemies to unlock it.
At the end of the mission, you'll pick one reward from the Relic. If you're in a group, you can even select a reward from someone else's Relic, giving you extra chances at the part you need.
Yareli Prime is stylish, mobile, and now more accessible than ever. With the right Relics and efficient farming routes, you can unlock her in no time.
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