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How to Get the Ambassador Rifle in Warframe

What a grindy gun to get.

In Warframe, getting access to every weapon available is an important thing to do. That’s not just because you can get access to a ton of different feeling weapons either, as having that extra bit of mastery once that weapon hits level 30 is further progress toward the game’s end goal. One such weapon has some confusing ways of obtaining the parts, though is possible once you understand what you’re doing. Here’s how to get the Ambassador rifle in Warframe.

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Where to Get the Ambassador Parts in Warframe

All four of the weapon parts for the Ambassador rifle can be found in Corpus Railjack missions, with three of the four offering another way outside of Railjack to get their parts. The Receiver, Barrel, and Stock can all be acquired with a 5% drop chance by killing Aurax Atloc Raknoids and Narmer Raknoids.

Aurax Atloc Raknoids are found randomly across Corpus Railjack missions, and can even be in the ramsleds that hit your Railjack. If you need to farm these, we suggest running Fenton’s Field in the Pluto Proxima, since that mission offers a chance for the Ambassador blueprint at 20 minutes survived. The Narmer Raknoids instead can be found during the final stage of assassination Narmer bounties on the Orb Vallis. This is less convenient but is an option if you have to run some Narmer bounties anyways.

How to Get the Ambassador Blueprint in Warframe

The most difficult item on the list by far is the Ambassador Blueprint, dropping on rotation C of certain Railjack Survival missions. Rotation C rewards are given every 20 minutes, meaning you’ll need to either run it again for 20 minutes or survive for 20 more minutes if you don’t get the drop. Different Survival missions give different drop chances, as listed below:

  • Veil Proxima Survival – 16.67% Chance at Rotation C
  • Neptune Proxima Survival – 8.33% Chance at Rotation C
  • Pluto Proxima Survival – 8.33% Chance at Rotation C
  • Venus Proxima Survival – 12.50% Chance at Rotation C

Because of the nature of acquiring Ambassador parts, we suggest running Pluto Proxima Survival for 20 minutes each until you get the Receiver, Barrel, and Stock. Once you have those, you should swap over to completing Venus Proxima Survival until the blueprint is yours. The reason we do this setup is to kill two birds with one stone at first, then to have a high chance of getting the blueprint without dealing with very high-level enemies. If you have a full and competent squad working with you, then the Veil Proxima Survival mission might be the better option. Otherwise, Venus is the way to go.

Related: How to Get Anomaly Shards in Warframe

What is Needed to Build the Ambassador?

Crafting the Ambassador is fairly straightforward, only requiring materials for each of the three pieces (minus the blueprint). You’ll need the following resources for each part:

  • Ambassador Barrel – 200x Cubic Diodes, 5x Isos, 1x Morphics, 500x Oxium
  • Ambassador Receiver – 200x Carbides, 5x Gallos Rods, 1x Morphics, 600x Cryotic
  • Ambassador Stock – 5x Morphics, 200x Ferrite, 1100x Alloy Plate, 10x Hexenon

Each piece will take 12 hours to finish building, while the full Ambassador will take an additional 24 hours. Once all that is said and done though, the Ambassador will finally be yours and be ready to carry out into the wild! While we’re on the topic of weapons, check out our guide on how to get the Sibear in Warframe.


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Shawn is a freelance gaming journalist who's been with Prima Games for a year and a half, writing mainly about FPS games and RPGs. He even brings several years of experience at other sites like The Nerd Stash to the table. While he doesn't bring a fancy degree to the table, he brings immense attention to detail with his guides, reviews, and news, leveraging his decade and a half of gaming knowledge. If he isn't writing about games, he's likely getting zero kills in his favorite FPS or yelling at the game when it was 100% his fault that he died.