Warframe: All Genestamp Locations in Kahl’s Prison Break Mission

In Warframe's Veilbreaker update, you get to play as The New War's legendary hero of Grineer called Kahl-175. Tenno can join together and participate in weekly missions called Prison Break, where the goal is to free Kahl's Grineer brothers from Narmer's capture. One of the mission's goals is to find Genestamp scattered randomly in several locations on the map. This guide will help you find all the Genestamp locations in Kahl's Prison Break.

How to find all Genestamp locations in Kahl's Prison Break Mission in Warframe

The mission is to collect five genestamps in each of the weekly events. The Tenno can find Genestamps on the corpses of dead Grineer soldiers strewn across the map. The tricky part in obtaining them is that, like many other side objectives in Warframe, the locations of Genestamps are randomized every time, and the map's layout changes each time you play through.

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Look for the fallen Grineer as you go through the map. Most of the corpses will not have anything on them. Occasionally, when you approach a body, you will be prompted with a Retrieve Genestamp indicator. Press the appropriate button to obtain a Genestamp. You'll have to be patient because getting all five will require some roaming. With any luck, you will run into Kahl's Missing Floof along the way.

The good thing about this side mission is that it's not time-limited, so you should take it slowly and methodically. We advise you to divide the map into smaller sectors, and start searching, room by room. Try to be thorough because you will have to go back and lose more time if you miss a Genestamp. It's also a good idea to focus on the parts of the map that are away from the primary mission objective. That way, you will increase your search efficiency and find the Genestamps more quickly.

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