How to farm Nova Prime Relics in Warframe
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Aidan O'Brien 
Nova Prime was the first-ever community designed Warframe, and she is as strong today and she was when she was created. A combination of huge damage potential, crowd control, and fast movement making Nova a Warframe for all occasions. On top of that, it is possible to make an extremely tanky build for Nova that will also have a huge range on her fourth ability, making her the ultimate late game crowd control queen.
When you are coming up with a build for the Frame, make sure you pay attention to the effect that ability duration will have on her, as it will increase the range of her fourth ability.
Nova Prime Relics
The critical thing about farming for Primes is knowing which relics to look for while playing the game. The following Relics contain the various components you need to build Nova Prime and the rarity of the component.
- Blueprint – Uncommon – Meso D5
- Chassis – Rare – Neo N12
- Neuroptics – Common – Lith K4
- Systems – Uncommon – Axi S7
Nova Prime Relic Farming
Farming these Prime Relics is quite different from farming for normal Prime Relics. Instead of being able to do any mission to get the relevant Relics, these can only be farmed in the Void. The relevant Void missions are as follows;
- Ani
- Aten
- Belenus
- Marduk
- Mithra
- Mot
- Oxomoco
- Ukko
You can also get these Relics are part of a Relic Pack from the different Syndicates, the Conclave, and the Relic Packs you can purchase from the in-game store. All you need to do is grind out some missions in the Void, and you should get plenty of them. Hepit is great for Lith Relics, Aten should get you Meso and Neo Relics, depending on the Rotation, and Mot should get you Axi Relics.
Finally, you can find the Relics by completing bounty missions on Orb Vallis and the Plains of Eidolon. You can get Orb Vallis bounties from Eudico at Fortuna, and Plains bounties from Konzu at Cetus.
There you go Tenno, now should have no problem farming those Nova Prime Relics. Best of luck.
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