I remember the moment my squadmate shouted that Sirius and Orion had dropped — and then went silent as inventory screens blinked. You can feel options crowding your HUD: buy, farm, or cashier out on a bundle. I’ll walk you through the clean path so you don’t waste hours on guesswork.
I watched three players argue over a single drop — How to get Sirius and Orion in Warframe
You have two clear routes to add Sirius and Orion to your roster. One is instant gratification. The other is the grind that tests patience and planning.
How do I get Sirius and Orion in Warframe?
You can snag Sirius and Orion two ways.
- Buy it outright: Spend Platinum in the Arsenal and you’ll receive a Level 0 Sirius and Orion frame immediately. From there you level it and swap mods as you please.
- Farm the parts: Complete the Jade Shadows: Constellations campaign to obtain the main frame blueprint, then grind for three additional blueprints (Chassis, Systems, Neuroptics) from Railjack Skirmishes on Uranus Proxima or buy them from the Pontis Tower vendor with tokens.
Can I buy Sirius and Orion with Platinum?
Yes. If you have enough Platinum you can purchase the complete frame in the Arsenal and start using it immediately. Digital Extremes also sells a paid bundle, Jade Shadows: Constellations — Sirius and Orion, priced at $19.19 (€17.66) on platforms like Steam when it’s available at regional pricing. That bundle bundles the frame, signature weapons, a chunk of Platinum, and extras — handy if you value time over token farming.
How long does Sirius and Orion take to craft?
If you choose the parts route, the full craft time for the frame is 72 hours. You’ll need the primary blueprint from the Constellations campaign plus blueprints for Chassis, Systems, and Neuroptics.
The farming math is simple: each of the four blueprints has a 14.29% drop chance in the Railjack Skirmish missions on Uranus Proxima. That makes the blueprints rare enough to frustrate players who treat the grind like a treadmill, but not so rare that you’ll hit despair in a single session.
If the RNG is burning you, Pontis Tower offers a vendor who accepts Emerald and Crimson Tokens earned from Uranus Proxima Railjack missions. Each blueprint costs 90 tokens, so plan to farm the same Skirmish type until you have 270 tokens to buy the full set.
Short strategy from my runs: focus on completing the Constellations campaign first to secure the main blueprint, then pick a token color and grind that Skirmish until you hit vendor thresholds. The vendor is a back door that converts monotony into progress without relying solely on drops.
Whether you pay with Platinum, take the bundle on Steam, or grind Uranus Proxima with a Railjack, the choices come down to time versus currency. You can buy speed or you can earn the frame the slow way — and both have tradeoffs.
So which route will you choose to claim Sirius and Orion first?