Dracroot is a heavily sought-after material in Warframe that’s needed to craft a good amount of items related to the Duviri content in the game. So, if you’re running low on that stuff, here’s where and how you can farm it so you don’t have to look back.
How to get Dracroot in Warframe
First, it should be noted that Dracroot can only be farmed in Duviri-related content. So, you can either find it out during the open-world aspects of the mode or through the Duviri Circuit.
In the first instance, you can look for Dracroots out in Duviri. They’re found in the lower half of the map during all Mood Spirals. They appear as red plants that curl at the top. They also have thorns around them akin to cacti.
You can find bushes of this plant at or near the following named areas of Duviri:
- The Amphitheater
- Moirai Crossing
- Watershed Hamlet
- Artisan Hamlet
- Fair Shores Hamlet
- Lonesome Outlook
- Soprano Springs
- Titan’s Rest
- Kullervo’s Hold*
The second way to get Dracroot is to play through the Duviri Circuit. Occasionally, they will come in bundles of 30 or 60, depending on the difficulty you set it at. Both the Steel Path and Normal modes can grant this on a weekly basis, but it isn’t guaranteed. While this is still a method to get Dracroot, it isn’t too reliable, but it’s there.
Best Dracroot farm in Warframe
The best place to farm Dracroot in Warframe is to wait for the Anger, Sorrow, or Fear Spirals to come up in Duviri. This will allow you to access Kullervo’s Hold, appearing south of the Artisan Hamlet location.
This area, in particular, spawns the most Dracroots compared to the other areas out in Duviri. You can simply take a few laps around this isolated part of the map, gather as many Dracroots as you can find, earn one additional Decree whether it’s a side or main objective, and then quit out. This isn’t an end reward like the Pathos Clamps.
Unlike other missions in Warframe, you can quit in the middle of a Duviri session and save all the materials you have gathered up to the last objective completed. It does not even have to be the main one the game tells you to do. You can clear a side objective and that counts as saving progress.
Rinse and repeat until you have over 720 units of it, so you never have to worry about this resource again.
