Follie, The Shadowgrapher, brings a dab of the creative chaos that makes Warframe so unique. The disaster artist can spread Inkblot to enemies and has a stacked kit that might remind you of the PS2 classic Okami—but with a thousand times the speed.
Follie has a stacked kit with different abilities that provide a wide, wide range of effects, meaning there could be something for every player out there. Her associated mission, Follie's Hunt, is closer to Layers of Fear than Warframe, shedding the game's all-out, high-octane action for something far slower and spookier (and potentially divisive).
Here's how to farm Follie in Warframe.
How to get all Follie Parts in Warframe
Each of Follie's Pieces has a five percent chance of dropping whenever you complete a run of Follie's Hunt. This means you can farm the Shadowgrapher by running her signature mission, and you'll get there even if RNG isn't on your side.
Follie's Hunt is an unusual take for Warframe, shedding the bullet-jumping, area-nuking mechanics for a slower mission that puts you at a huge disadvantage against the Shadowgrapher and her multiple copies. It's a testament to developer Digital Extremes' capacity to innovate, though the format may not please every Tenno out there.
Thankfully for players, Follie also has a pity system. You can use Atramentum to buy Follie parts from Aspirant Zorba at any Relay, with the following cost:
- Follie Chassis Blueprint: 400 Atramentum
- Follie Neuroptics Blueprint: 400 Atramentum
- Follie Systems Blueprint: 400 Atramentum
- Follie Blueprint: 1200 Atramentum
Atramentum is available in Follie's Hunt missions, set in the disturbing Vesper Relay. Just finishing that activity already nets you some, but it also appears as a drop from any balloons you might find during the mission. Loot-detecting mods such as Animal Instinct will mark them on your map.
If Follie's Hunt is not your cup of tea, you can also purchase Follie straight from the Market for 370 Platinum or shell out more for her bundles.
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