How to get Oraxia in Warframe – Destructoid

Oraxia, Warframe‘s new spider frame, dropped alongside the Isleweaver update in June 2025. The 61st Warframe brings Toxin damage and even some cute-but-deadly spider buddies you can use as summons.

Since she’s narratively tied to the Duviri Paradox, Albrecht Entrati, and even Neci Rusalka, you must complete The Hex quest before farming Oraxia. Once you unlock the Triumph of Dust node in Duviri, you can bring your Warframe into an activity that mixes regular Duviri and Undercroft activities, with a battle against Oraxia herself (and some Murmur) at the end of the activity. Here’s how you can add the Black Widow to your arsenal.

How to get all Oraxia parts in Warframe

Oraxia’s parts drop from opening the final chest in the Triumph of Dust, Isleweaver’s unique node. You can obtain her Systems, Neuroptics, Chassis, and Blueprint at the end of the activity, with a 7.69-percent chance of grabbing any of them, as per the official drop tables. You can also obtain her signature weapons from this node.

Breating Oraxia and fully completing a mission in Isleweaver also drops Scuttler Husks, a secondary resource you can exchange for Oraxia parts by speaking to Acrithis in the Dormizone. During Operation: Eight Claw, you can also speak to Dominus Thrax for some goodies.

It takes 60 Scuttler Husks for Oraxia’s main blueprint and 20 for each of her parts, with a grand total of 120 if you don’t unlock any of them as you farm. Blueprints and parts for the Scyotid, Spinnerex, and Thalys are also available in this shop. You get between 16 and 20 Scuttler Husks per run on normal, while the Steel Path version bumps that up to 22-24.

With both the chances to obtain Oraxia and the Scuttler Husks, adding the spider Warframe to your arsenal should only take a few hours, even if RNG doesn’t favor you. There are other items in the shop, too, so you can always dive back into the fray for more goodies (and free Pathos Clamps are hardly a bad drop).

All Oraxia abilities in Warframe

Fittingly enough, the spider Warframe has an array of ways to apply Toxin damage, while her kit also channels a bit of the common themes surrounding these arachnids. Using Archon Continuity can be a great choice, since it causes Toxin effects from abilities to also apply a stack of Corrosive damage.

Her pet Scuttlers spawn from her third ability, and the Summoner’s Wrath aura mod and Arcane Camisado also stack with their damage, as per Warframe design director Pablo Alonso. Oraxia’s unique gameplay can make her an easy pick, and she seems to have the lethality to make her a great option in most game modes.