How To Farm Follie in Warframe

Warframe Follie Farm - The Shadowgrapher update dropped today (March 25, 2026) and I've already been grinding the Follie's Hunt node. Let me explain how the farm actually works because it's different from the usual boss drop or relic grind you're used to.

For those who don't know, Follie is the 64th Warframe, an ink-based frame with a passive that slows enemies by coating them in ink and turns inked enemies that die into health or energy orbs. Her signature weapon is the Enkaus, a beam rifle that executes low-health inked enemies. Cool design as usual from the dev team. Enough about the frame, let's get to the actual farm.​

Before You Can Even Start

You need to have completed Chains of Harrow first. That's the quest requirement to access Follie's Hunt. If you haven't done it, go do that before anything else.

Once you've done Chains of Harrow, head to the ruined Vesper Relay on Venus. Not a regular relay. The broken one that's been floating there doing nothing since the Balor Fomorian event. You'll see an inky door or portal when you arrive. Walk into it and that's how you enter Follie's Hunt.​

How Follie's Hunt Works

The mode is team-based. You go into the Vesper Relay with up to 4 players, search the tileset for paint to fill canvases scattered throughout the map. While you're doing this Follie herself is hunting you.

Wait let me explain that last part. Follie has an aura around her that kills you if you step into it. You're collecting paint while actively avoiding her. When you fill the first canvas she escalates and gets more aggressive. Fill the second canvas and the mission ends.

Runs are getting done in under 4 minutes with speed frames once you know the tileset. Volt, Titania, Wukong, and Wisp are all recommended for getting between paint spots fast.​

Where Follie Parts Actually Drop

There are two ways using which you can farm Follie:

• Directly buy it from the Aspirant Zorba's shop using Atramentum currency.
• Or do it the hard way the 5% chance from the hunt mission.

All three component blueprints (Neuroptics, Chassis, Systems) drop from Rotation A of Follie's Hunt with a 5% drop chance per mission completion.​ Here is the drop table of the Follie's Hunt mission node:

Venus/Vesper Relay (Follie's Hunt)

The main blueprint comes from Zorba, the NPC vendor inside the Vesper Relay.

Buying from the Vendor will cost you:

• Follie Main Blueprint: 1,200 Atramentum
• Follie Neuroptics Blueprint: 400 Atramentum
• Follie Chassis Blueprint: 400 Atramentum
• Follie Systems Blueprint: 400 Atramentum

Total to buy the full set: 2,400 Atramentum.

Recommended Tip: Go with a full squad of 4 players for Follie's Hunt. The mode is designed for teams and runs are faster with people splitting up to collect paint from different spots simultaneously. Solo is possible but noticeably slower.​​

Build Requirements

Once you have all 4 blueprints (3 components + main) head to your Foundry.​

Main blueprint combines the three built components:

• 1 Follie Neuroptics
• 1 Follie Chassis
• 1 Follie Systems
• 25,000 Credits​

The specific resources each component needs beyond that I'm still checking as the patch settles. Check the official drop tables or the wiki once they update tonight.​

Build times are the usual 12 hours per component and 72 hours for the main frame. Start crafting components as you get them so they finish while you're still farming the last one.​

How Hard is the Farm?

Honestly it depends on your RNG. The 5% component drop rate per run is going to be harsh. Even if you go the resource route, that is also going to be hard. Based on early community reports and my own findings, you're looking at roughly 50-60 runs to farm enough Atramentum for the complete set. At 4-5 minutes per run in Steel Path with a good squad that's about 4-6 hours of dedicated farming. I'm not going to sugarcoat it.

Note: DE is going to push an update soon that will make the resource shared across the team, earlier it was only given the user who picks it up.

Are you farming Follie right now or waiting a few days for the hype to die down? Do comment below with how many runs it took you to get the full set.