Gyre is electricity and crits. Cathode Grace pushes critical chance up, Rotorswell turns every crit into an area discharge. A simple loop that keeps working at any level.
Can you buy Gyre for platinum

Short answer: yes, Gyre costs 325 platinum in the Market and arrives fully built with a free slot.
- Price. 325 platinum for a built Gyre with a slot for it.
- Mastery. It ticks the same whether the frame was bought or built, so buying saves time, not rank.
There is a second route people forget about. A full Gyre Prime set on warframe.market goes for around 30 platinum as of 29 August 2026, which is 10.8 times cheaper than the 325 the shop wants for the regular version. The difference is what you get: 325 buys a finished frame with a slot, while a market set is blueprints that you still have to build and feed with resources. Platinum but no time, use the shop. Time but little platinum, buy the Prime set, which is the stronger frame anyway.
Is there a Gyre Prime

Yes, Gyre Prime exists and is available right now. Parts drop from Void relics the usual way: farm relics, crack them in a fissure, collect four blueprints. Trading works too, built parts sell for platinum.
The Prime recipe is its own thing and noticeably heavier: it eats 4 250 Alloy Plate instead of 3 300. Components cost 15,000 credits and 12 hours each, the final build costs 25,000 and sits for 72 h. The regular version takes exactly as long for its final build. Do not toss the spare parts, Baro Ki'Teer takes them for ducats, prices are in the table.
| Blueprint | Relics it drops from | Ducats | Resources per build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main blueprint | Lith Q3 Relic, Neo T10 Relic | 45 | Gyre Prime Neuroptics x1, Gyre Prime Chassis x1, Gyre Prime Systems x1, Orokin Cell x5 |
| Chassis | Axi T13 Relic | 45 | Nitain Extract x2, Tellurium x2, Ferrite x3 600, Oxium x300 |
| Neuroptics | Lith G14 Relic | 100 | Neural Sensors x3, Oxium x250, Plastids x350, Alloy Plate x4 250 |
| Systems | Meso E7 Relic, Meso V14 Relic, Meso Y2 Relic | 15 | Argon Crystal x2, Neurodes x3, Cryotic x550, Nano Spores x3 175 |
Where the blueprints come from

Every Gyre blueprint, main and components alike, drops from The Holdfasts bounties on the Chrysalith, which is to say on the Zariman. Access opens with the Angels of the Zariman quest. No bosses, no rotations, just bounties.
What it is built from

The build runs in four passes: three components at twelve hours each, then the frame itself. Components run in the Foundry at the same time, so from the first click to a finished frame it is roughly 84 h: twelve for the parts and 72 for the Warframe itself.
| Blueprint | Credits | Time | Resources per build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chassis | 15 000 | 12 h | Morphics x8, Thrax Plasm x500, Entrati Lanthorn x12, Alloy Plate x3 300 |
| Neuroptics | 15 000 | 12 h | Neural Sensors x6, Thrax Plasm x300, Voidgel Orb x60, Plastids x4 500 |
| Systems | 15 000 | 12 h | Argon Crystal x2, Thrax Plasm x300, Voidplume Quill x40, Ferrite x6 500 |
| Gyre | 25 000 | 72 h | Gyre Neuroptics x1, Gyre Chassis x1, Gyre Systems x1, Orokin Cell x3 |
Where to farm the resources

There is exactly one bottleneck here, and it is Thrax Plasm: the recipe wants 1100 and it will not pile up on its own. Zariman missions, from Thrax units. Void Cascade gives the most of them per run. Second heaviest is Voidplume Quill at 40. Zariman, from collectible plumes scattered around the tileset. Bring a loot radar mod. Everything else accumulates while you play and needs no special trip.
| Resource | Where it drops |
|---|---|
| Orokin Cell | Ceres, Saturn, and Deimos |
| Morphics | Mercury, Mars, Phobos, Europa, and Pluto |
| Thrax Plasm | Zariman |
| Entrati Lanthorn | Albrecht's Laboratories (Deimos) and Zariman |
| Alloy Plate | Venus, Phobos, Ceres, Jupiter, Pluto, and Sedna |
| Neural Sensors | Jupiter |
| Voidgel Orb | Zariman |
| Plastids | Phobos, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto, and Eris |
| Argon Crystal | Missions in the Void |
| Voidplume Quill | Zariman |
| Ferrite | Mercury, Earth, Lua, Neptune, and the Void |
Is Gyre worth building
Gyre stacks critical chance on herself: Cathode Grace turns her into a lightning battery that arcs between everything nearby.
The numbers look like this: no mastery rank requirement, roughly 84 hours from the first foundry press to a finished frame, and 70 000 credits across all the builds together. A finished Prime set on the market runs about 30 platinum.
Very strong with the right weapon and almost pointless without one. Plan the build before you farm her.
Every other frame is broken down the same way, the full list lives in the guide to all Warframes.
Sources
Recipes and build times: the official Digital Extremes export, ExportRecipes_en. Resource locations: item descriptions from ExportResources_en. Blueprint drops and relic contents: the official Warframe drop tables. Acquisition and Prime vault status were checked against the Gyre page on the Warframe wiki. Data as of 28.08.2026. Prime set prices: the open warframe.market API, snapshot taken on 29 August 2026, using the median of live sell orders.

