Warframe Sirius and Orion Guide: How to Farm the Bickering Brothers
Digital Extremes abandoned the standard single-target design to force a dual-character control scheme with Sirius and Orion.
The design requires you to build both brothers to field the character at all. Accessing the drop tables requires clearing narrative hurdles first, and the farming loop takes place entirely within Railjack nodes.
The Quest Prerequisites
You must finish the Jade Shadows: Constellations quest before the game allows you to access the component drop tables. This serves as a direct narrative sequel to the original Jade Shadows storyline. The quest takes roughly 30 minutes to complete from start to finish and contains zero random number generation. Completing the final step automatically rewards you with the main Sirius and Orion blueprint for free.
Finishing the story also unlocks Pontis Tower. This new orbital hub sits near Uranus and functions as the primary base of operations for the new frames. It houses the specific vendor you need to interact with for the pity system, so you will spend a lot of time here between missions.
The Uranus Proxima Grind
The actual component blueprints drop in open space within Uranus Proxima. You need the Chassis, Neuroptics, and Systems to complete the set. Each blueprint has a flat 14.29% drop chance from the new nodes.
You farm these parts by fighting Vena and Ryoku across two distinct mission nodes: Scoria's Angel and the Kuva Wytch. Both missions draw from the exact same Warframe component pool. The only practical reason to select one boss over the other is to target their signature weapons, the Pride and Wrath Heavy Scythe, or to focus on a specific token currency.
If your personal Railjack is under-leveled, you do not need to spend resources upgrading it just to survive these missions. The game allows you to hijack Scoria's Angel or the Kuva Wytch capital ships directly during the skirmish. These ships spawn fully kitted with high-tier modifications and come pre-manned by Vena's minions or Ryoku's Shadow Clones. Stealing these ships lets you finish the encounter using stolen firepower, completely bypassing the need to upgrade your own hull.
Maximizing The Pity System
When the drop tables refuse to yield the final component, you have to rely on the token economy. Completing the Uranus Proxima skirmishes rewards you with Emerald Tokens or Crimson Tokens, which are occasionally labeled as Talents. You trade these directly to the hidden vendor inside Pontis Tower.
The exact token pricing structure is entirely static:
Chassis Blueprint: 90 Tokens
Neuroptics Blueprint: 90 Tokens
Systems Blueprint: 90 Tokens
Duplicate Main Blueprint: 275 Tokens
Pick one specific boss node and run it exclusively. Splitting your time between Scoria's Angel and the Kuva Wytch divides your currency drops into two separate pools. Focusing entirely on one node allows you to accumulate a single token type much faster, ensuring you can buy your missing components outright instead of sitting permanently short on two different currencies.
Standard completions pay out up to 16 tokens per run. If your loadout handles scaling well, switch the difficulty to Steel Path. This increases your maximum payout to 22 tokens per clearance, which drastically reduces the total number of matches you have to run. Any spare tokens can be traded at the Pontis Tower vendor for cosmetics, weapon skins, and Orbiter decorations.
Skipping the Foundry
If you want to skip the Railjack farming entirely, you can purchase the frames directly from your Arsenal using Platinum. This immediately places a Level 0 version into your inventory.
The real-money storefront also offers the Jade Shadows: Constellations bundle for $19.19. This package includes the frames, their signature Pride and Wrath Heavy Scythe, bonus Platinum, and exclusive cosmetics.
If you farm the blueprints manually, initiate the crafting process the exact second you collect all the pieces. The combined frame requires a full 72 hours to build in the foundry. Starting the timer immediately prevents dead time at the end of a long grind.
