How to get Tatsu Prime Relics in Warframe

Waframe's Nikana weapon class contains stylish and effective choices for combat, and the two-handed Nikana Tatsu Prime is certainly no exception. It is a fantastic option for players of the Revenant class looking to get an upgraded version of the Tatsu that hits harder, is more effective overall, and is highly sought after by said players. However, acquiring the Tatsu Prime requires a fair bit of grinding in the right missions.

How to create Tatsu Prime in Warframe

Tatsu Prime Relics

In total, three relics comprise the Tatsu Prime weapon. Each of these is farmed differently, with varying drop rates corresponding to their rarities.

• Tatsu Prime's Blueprint (Lith H6): The weapon's blueprint, called Lith H6, is the easiest relic to acquire because it is a Common item. The best farming location for Lith H6 is the Capture mission Hepit. Found in the Void, this mission is very easy to complete and is also a very quick mission, making farming Lith H6 the easiest relic.
• Tatsu Prime's Blade (Neo T6): The weapon's blade, called Neo T6, is an Uncommon drop, making it a little tougher to acquire than the weapon's blueprint. However, two missions can drop the Neo T6, breaking up the monotony that can come with farming Lith H6. Both the Mithra and Ukko missions can drop the Neo T6 at similar rates, and both of these missions can also be found in the Void.
• Tatsu Prime's Handle (Axi T10): The weapon's handle, called Axi T10, is aptly labeled a Rare item, and is the rarest of the relics to acquire. This relic can be farmed from Xini in Eris or Apollo in Lua. In both missions, the relic can drop from rotations B and C specifically and has the highest chance of dropping in rotation C in the Apollo mission.

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Creating the Tatsu Prime weapon

On top of farming out the three relics, players will need to gather up 15,000 credits along with 15 Orokin Cells. Credits can be gathered in various ways, while Orokin Cells can be obtained from killing bosses. Once these materials and the relics are found, simply head to the Foundry to manufacture the Tatsu Prime.

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