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2018/04

Warframe Guide: How To Get Khora Blueprint And Parts

Digital Extremes have released the new Warframe Khora for the third-person looter shooter, Warframe. If you are looking to obtain her blueprint and all of her parts, this guide aims to explain just that. Warframe is out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

To gain access to the new Sanctuary Onslaught missions you must first complete The New Strange quest. After completing The New Strange quest, go talk to Cephalon Simaris at his Sanctuary, located at any Relay. Alternatively you can select Sanctuary Onslaught in the Syndicate World State Window tab.

If you want a visual guide via video form, YouTuber DADEFUYE has a video explaining how to get Khora.

After unlocking the new Sanctuary Onslaught missions will grant you the opportunity to obtain one of Khora’s parts via rotation A, B, and C.

In addition to the above, Khora’s components are acquired from Sanctuary Onslaught missions as a reward, with the Chassis dropping on rotation A, which has an 8.33% chance of dropping that rotation.

As for her Neuroptics on rotation B, you will have a 7.69% chance to get it. As for her Systems and Blueprint, one or the other will show up on rotation C having a 5.64% chance to drop.

A quick look through each of Khora’s parts and abilities can be seen in a new video below. The video guide specifically on Khora comes in by YouTuber Annoying Killah.

To manufacture Khora you will need the following resources:

Blueprint

  • Credits: 25,000
  • Helmet: 1
  • Chassis: 1
  • Systems: 1
  • Orokin Cell: 3

Neuroptics

  • Credits: 15,000
  • Kavat Genetic Code: 2
  • Kuaka Spinal Claw: 35
  • Polymer Bundle: 1,500
  • Salvage: 16,000

Chassis

  • Credits: 15,000
  • Kavat Genetic Code: 5
  • Iradite: 65
  • Alloy Plate: 12,250
  • Rubedo: 4,300

Systems

  • Credits: 15,000
  • Kavat Genetic Code: 2
  • Plastids: 1,000
  • Circuits: 2,600
  • Ferrite: 11,500

If you want the latest information on Khora, it’s best to check out warframe.wikia.com. Finally, Warframe is out now for free on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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