Warframe Baro Ki'teer inventory (June 27 - 29): location, arrival time, and items this week

Warframe sets an industry-wide example when it comes to building a fair free-to-play live service game model. Save for a handful of founder-exclusives, all items can be obtained by a f2p player. The tradeoff for this availability is the fact that not all the items are readily available. The biggest example of this is Primed Mods. Unlike Prime Warframe and Weapon components, the Primed Mods can only be obtained from Baro Ki'Teer, the Void Trader.

Admittedly, you can always acquire these items from other players via trade chat. For those who want to play solo or prefer acquiring items from their direct drop sources, almost all of Baro Ki'Teer's merchandise is uniquely accessible only from his inventory.

Where to find Baro Ki'Teer in Warframe?

For this week, Baro Ki'teer can be found in Kronia Relay (Saturn). He will be stationed in the central hub room of this Relay until Sunday (June 29, 2025).

This is the icon to get to Baro (Image via Digital Extremes)

To find Baro, go to the Relay, open up the fast travel wheel by holding down 'Q', and then click on 'Void Trader' to the left.

How to buy items from Baro Ki'Teer in Warframe?

All items on Baro Ki'Teer can be bought for a combination of Credits and Ducats. Credits can be farmed from many sources in the game, as it is the most common form of currency.

Ducats, on the other hand, can only be obtained from the Void Trader's Ducat Kiosks located in any Relay. Unlike Baro Ki'Teer's stock, the Ducats can be acquired any time of the week, as the kiosks are always operational.

Ducat Kiosks are close to wher Baro is (Image via Digital Extremes)

Ducats can be purchased in exchange for Primed Parts for weapons and frames, obtained by cracking Void Relics from the four eras. The Ducat price for a Primed part is determined only by its rarity in the Relic.

Primed Part Rarity	Ducats
Common (Bronze)	15 (25 in a few cases)
Uncommon (Silver)	45 (65 in a few cases)
Rare (Gold)	100

Warframe Baro Ki'Teer inventory this week (June 27 - 29): Mods, Weapons, and Cosmetics

This week's Baro inventory (Image via Digital Extremes)

For this week, here's everything you can get from Baro Ki'teer's inventory in Warframe:

Mods

Mod	Ducats	Credits
Primed Smite The Murmur	375	130k
Voltaic Strike	300	150k
Primed Fever Strike	350	200k
Primed Rifle Ammo Mutation	400	140k
Primed Bane of Corpus	259	200k
Peculiar Audience	400	140k

Weapons and Equipment

Weapon	Ducats	Credits
Prova Vandal	410	250k
Prisma Skana	510	175k
Glaxion Vandal	475	250k

Cosmetics

Altra Sentinel Mask
Altra Sentinel Tail
Altra Sentinel Wings
Rakta Syandana
Ki'teer Chest Piece
Ki'teer Shoulder Plates
Ki'teer Leg Plates
Ki'teer Atmos Earpiece
Ki'teer Sentinel Mask
Pack Leader Sigil
Nidus Immortal Skin
Baruuk Immortal Skin
Gorgon Towsun Skin
Elixis Latron Pistol Skin
Fae Path Ephemera

Miscellaneous

Sands of Inaros Blueprint
Astra Luxxum Ornament Decoration
Rhapsody in Blue Decoration
Baruuk Doan Silhouette Glyph
Dog Days Protea Display
Void Angel Glyph
Railjack Retrofit Login Music
Zanuka Hunter Beacon
Axi V8 Relic

Warframe Baro Ki'teer recommendations: What should you get this week?

For this week's Baro-exclusive non-cosmetic items, the order of priority for an average player should be:

Sands of Inaros blueprint if you haven't done the quest (an excellent source of Kavat Genetic Codes)
Voltaic Strike
Primed Fever Strike
Primed Smite The Murmur
Primed Bane of Corpus
Primed Rifle Ammo Mutation

This week is overall a weak Baro inventory, with nothing game-changing to offer. To begin with, you should pick up Voltaic Strike first if you're a newer player, as it's easy to max and fit into your builds, enables another option for Melee Influence builds, and also has some good liquidity with high market value if you want to sell it later.

Meanwhile, Primed Fever Strike is only a particularly good pickup if you like running Saryn, as her Toxic Lash damage scales exponentially with the +Toxin Damage stat.

For min-maxers, there are two faction damage mods to consider this week. I would pick up Primed Smite the Murmur first, as it's for a more relevant faction, and also works great with Melee Influence builds if you're keen for high-level Steel Path runs (and I'm talking four-digit levels here). If you're not sure why, here's a breakdown of how the damage calculation double-dips into faction damage multiplier.

Otherwise, in most cases, you can skip both this and Primed Bane of Corpus. The latter is only relevant for Corpus demolisher units, as the basic Corpus stuff dies too easily anyway.

Primed Rifle Ammo Mutation is the most niche among the bunch, as usual. Run it only if you're using very niche low-ammo stuff like Kuva Bramma.

Collector who want to grand MR may consider puchasign a few Zanuka Hunter Beacons. This boss is the only drop source for the vanilla Detron weapon (blueprint and components) - but it's not a guaranteed drop, so make sure to form a squad, keyshare, and do a bunch of runs at a go.

Another offering this week is the Axi V8 Relic, which can potentially drop Volt Prime Neuroptics (Rare), and other Volt/Odonata Prime parts. These days, old Primed Warframes are cheap on the player market and you have the Varzia store, so the baro relics are not as worthwhile as it used to be.

Which Baro weapon is worth taking from this week's Baro rotation in Warframe?

Prisma Skana is pretty alright (Image via Digital Extremes)

Out of the lot, Prisma Skana is the best Baro weapon for general utility. Here's a breakdown of the options:

Prova Vandal may look underwhelming as a Machete (although you wouldn't think that to look at it), but the fact it has forced Electricity damage on slams used to make it a sleeper hit for Melee Influence. But now that slams are nerfed, it's not nearly as good, and in my opinion, not worth building.
Prisma Skana has the Incarnon Genesis, and while nowhere near the best melee Incarnon, it's pretty serviceable. If you're looking for raw power, this is the pick.
Glaxion Vandal used to be the go-to if you want the simple joys of a freeze-ray, but Tenet Glaxion is now the much-better cousin... which makes this one just good for the Mastery.

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About the author

Sambit Pal is an esports Journalist on Gaming and MMO at Sportskeeda. He has Master's degree in English Literature. In his spare time, he is an amateur sleuth trying to trace the Riven Mafia in Warframe, and a recovering Bethesda modding addict. He also secretly enjoys action Roguelites, a severe lack of gitting gud notwithstanding.

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Edited by Jito Tenson