Dune Awakening: How to get Armor Plating

Armor Plating is an essential crafting material in Dune Awakening. It is used in 81 recipes, and this number is bound to increase as the game gets regular updates. In short, if you have a lot of Armor Plating lying about, you'll be able to craft a lot of nifty things. This includes stuff like armor, vehicles, and a lot more.

That said, with Arrakis being a desert, coming across Armor Plating is not going to be easy, and yet, the task at hand is not impossible. There are a few ways to get this crafting resource in Dune Awakening.

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How to get Armor Plating Dune Awakening

There are three ways to get Armor Plating in Dune Awakening: Salvaging, looting, and outright purchasing it from vendors. Each method is reliable, and you choose whichever suits you best.

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Salvaging

Salave wreckage to find what you need (Image via Funcom)

Ever so often, you'll come across wreckage while exploring the sands of Arrakis. It's unclear what happened to the occupants, but I'm sure they won't mind if you salvage what's left of it. Using a Cutteray, you will be able to break down the wreck and salvage resources from it in the process. Not all wreckage or scrap will contain Armor Plating, but it's a good place to start.

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Looting

Shoot and loot your way across Arrakis (Image via Funcom)

On Arrakis, finders get to be keepers. If you manage to liberate an outpost (by which I mean kill everyone alive), you'll be able to loot whatever is lying around. Depending on the region you're in, and of course, your luck, since a lot of it is RNG, you can get Armor Plating as loot. You can also stumble across Unique schematics that you can use to craft powerful gear.

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Buying from Vendors and the Player-Run Exchange

Spend Solari to buy what you need (Image via Funcom)

If looting, shooting, and scavenging under the desert Sun is not quite your preference, you can always purchase Armor Plating. If you have Solari to spare, you can purchase this resource from Vendors across settlements.

You can also try your luck on the Player-Run Exchange to see if someone has listed them due to surplus supply. You'll likely run into trainers while looking for Vendors, which will be a win-win situation.

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There's no drawback to any method, as initially, you will have to salvage and scavenge for crafting material. There's no shame in it, and it will be worth your time and effort. As you progress and make some Solari, you can just use it to buy what you need outright.

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