Here's how to unlock the Steel Path in Warframe.
First Published September 8, 2023, 13:10
The Steel Path in Warframe is a higher-difficulty game mode that serves as end-game content for veteran players. Accessing it isn't as simple as going to the settings and changing the difficulty option.
If you're looking for a more challenging experience in Warframe and are curious to try the Steel Path, you're in the right place. Here's our guide, which explains how to unlock the Steel Path in Warframe.
How To Access The Steel Path Difficulty In Warframe
You can unlock the Steel Path difficulty in Warframe by completing all the Nodes in the Star Chart, except the Assassination missions — Mutalist Alad V and Jordas Golem. It goes without saying, but you also don't have to finish the Duviri Paradox since it's a different game mode altogether.
Once you have cleared all the nodes on the Star Chart, talk to Teshin at any Relay and select the Steel Path option. Next, open up the Navigation screen, and you will find an option to switch between the normal and Steel Path modes.
All Steel Path Modifiers In Warframe
The Steel Path increases the enemy's level by 100. In addition to this, expect the following modifiers:
- Enemy Health 250%
- Enemy Shield 250%
- Enemy Armor 250%
- Resource Drop Chance +100%
- Mod Drop Chance +100%
All Steel Path Rewards In Warframe
Steel Path is a great way to farm Weapon Arcanes. These are special items that provide passive buffs to weapons. Steel Path also adds a new enemy type called Acolytes. These Acolytes have a 100% chance to drop Weapon Arcanes, so don't sleep on those.
In addition to these, completing Steel Path missions will get you Steel Essence. You can use them in the Steel Path Honors shop (accessed via Teshin) to buy valuable resources, Arcane adapters, Warframe blueprints, and more.
Written by Shreyansh Katsura
Shrey's obsession with analyzing, introspecting, and discussing every minute detail of video games brought him to game journalism. He's currently a staff writer at GINX Esports TV, where he covers Destiny 2 and Fortnite on a regular basis. When he's not playing the games he's writing about, he's agonizing over his painstakingly long list of JRPGs he can't find time to finish. You can catch him on Twitter @Shrey2828, flexing his Fortnite's Victory Royales or talking about this group of phantom thieves he calls his best friends.
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