Hey there, fellow Tenno! It's 2026, and the Origin System is more expansive than ever. If you're like me, you've spent countless hours exploring every corner of the Star Chart, collecting Warframes, and fine-tuning your arsenal. Today, I want to talk about one of the most unique and powerful frames in the game: Sevagoth, the shadowy reaper. First introduced during the Call of the Tempestarii update and now boasting a formidable Prime variant, Sevagoth offers a playstyle that's both complex and incredibly rewarding. I've spent a lot of time mastering his dark arts, and I'm here to share everything you need to know to unleash his full potential. From obtaining his parts to crafting the perfect builds, let's dive deep into the abyss together.
How To Get Sevagoth: The Grind for the Ghostly Frame
First things first, you need to get your hands on this spectral warrior. I remember the journey well. To obtain the standard Sevagoth, you must complete the Call of the Tempestarii quest. This narrative adventure sets the stage for his lore and unlocks the necessary gameplay loop. After finishing the quest, the real hunt begins on the Railjack star map. You'll need to farm Void Storm missions, specifically in the Veil Proxima, Pluto Proxima, and Neptune Proxima regions, for his component blueprints. The drop chances are a bit of a slog, but the payoff is worth it.

Here’s a quick breakdown of what you need to craft him:
| Component | Primary Drop Sources (Void Storm) | Crafting Costs (Example) |
|---|---|---|
| Blueprint | Quest Reward | 25,000 Credits, 1 of each part, 3 Orokin Cells |
| Neuroptics | Veil/Pluto/Neptune Proxima (~10% chance) | 15,000 Credits, 1,200 Titanium, 750 Rubedo, etc. |
| Chassis | Veil/Pluto/Neptune Proxima (~10% chance) | 15,000 Credits, 3,300 Alloy Plate, 2 Nullstones, etc. |
| Systems | Veil/Pluto/Neptune Proxima (~9.76% chance) | 15,000 Credits, 2 Argon Crystals, 250 Oxium, etc. |
Patience is key here, as each component takes 12 hours to build, and the main blueprint requires a full 72 hours. Stock up on those resources!
How To Get Sevagoth Prime: The Shiny Upgrade
Now, let's talk about the upgraded version: Sevagoth Prime. As of 2026, he's still a top-tier acquisition. Obtaining his Prime parts is all about cracking open the right Void Relics. You'll need to run Void Fissure or Void Storm missions to farm these relics and then hope for the best with your reactant. Here’s the relic breakdown:
| Component | Required Relic | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Blueprint | Neo A13 | Uncommon |
| Systems | Lith C12 | Common |
| Chassis | Axi S17 | Rare |
| Neuroptics | Meso A7 | Common |

The Prime version offers superior base stats, which we'll get into next. I highly recommend teaming up with a squad to increase your chances of getting those rare drops. Trading with other players is also a viable path if you have duplicate parts from other Prime sets.
Sevagoth Abilities: Mastering the Darkness
This is where Sevagoth truly shines. His kit is a beautiful symphony of debuffs, area control, and a game-changing ultimate. Let's break down each power and how they synergize.
Passive - Tombstone: This is your safety net. When Sevagoth falls, you don't just bleed out; you immediately take control of his Exalted Shadow. Your goal is to use the Shadow's Consume ability on five enemies to collect their souls and resurrect Sevagoth fully. It makes him incredibly resilient and adds a thrilling layer to gameplay.
1. Reap: Sevagoth sends out his shadow to ravage enemies in a line. Survivors are marked with a damage vulnerability debuff via Death's Harvest, and each enemy hit fills your Death Well. This is your primary tool for setting up kills and building your ultimate resource.

2. Sow: You plant a death seed in nearby foes, draining their life over time. The real magic happens when you use Reap on seeded enemies—they detonate, dealing radial damage based on their health. This combo is devastating for clearing rooms. Each seeded or detonated enemy also contributes to the Death Well.
3. Gloom: This is one of the best crowd-control and survival abilities in the game. Sevagoth creates a pulsing aura that slows enemies (up to 95% with enough strength!) and grants life steal to you and your allies for every attack made within it. It's an absolute must for staying alive in high-level content.

4. Exalted Shadow: When your Death Well surpasses 75%, you can unleash Sevagoth's Shadow. This transforms you into a powerful, melee-focused specter with its own set of abilities (Embrace, Consume, Death's Harvest, Reunite). While active, Sevagoth's physical body is invulnerable. The Shadow comes with its own Exalted weapon, the Shadow Claws, which you can mod separately. Managing this form is key to mastering Sevagoth.

Here’s a quick comparison of their base stats to show the Prime advantage:
| Stat | Sevagoth | Sevagoth Prime |
|---|---|---|
| Armor | 160 | 185 |
| Energy | 190 | 225 |
| Health | 370 | 370 |
| Shields | 335 | 370 |
| Sprint Speed | 0.95 | 0.95 |
The Prime's extra armor, energy, and shields provide a nice cushion for his aggressive playstyle.
Best Sevagoth Builds: Unleashing the Apocalypse
Now for the fun part: making Sevagoth unstoppable. After years of testing, I've settled on a couple of phenomenal builds that cater to different playstyles. The most explosive one I use is the Nuke Sevagoth build.

The core idea here is to amplify the Reap and Sow combo to create a chain reaction of death. We achieve this through two crucial Augment Mods:
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Shadow Haze (Reap Augment): Increases Critical Chance against affected enemies by 50%. When they die, a new Reap Shadow spawns (up to 3 active).
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Dark Propagation (Sow Augment): Causes Sow's effect to spread in a 15-meter radius when affected enemies perish.
But we don't stop there. We use the Helminth system to subsume Roar over his fourth ability slot. Why? Because of the Precision Intensify mod, which massively boosts the strength of abilities in that slot. The sequence is everything: Cast Roar first for the damage buff, then Sow a group, and finally Reap through them.
This triggers a catastrophic loop:
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Roar boosts all damage.
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Sow seeds enemies.
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Reap detonates them, dealing percentage health damage.
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Deaths spawn Exalted Shadows (via Shadow Haze) and spread Sow (via Dark Propagation).
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The new Shadows attack, killing more enemies and spreading Sow again.
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The cycle continues, clearing entire tilesets in a glorious cascade of spectral energy.
To support this engine of destruction, here’s the mod setup I recommend:
Mod Configuration:
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Aura: Corrosive Projection (to shred enemy armor)
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Exilus: Power Drift (for more strength)
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Core Mods:
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Blind Rage (Max Strength)
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Primed Continuity (Duration for Roar)
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Archon Stretch or Stretch (Range for AoE)
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Shadow Haze & Dark Propagation (The key augments!)
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Precision Intensify (Supercharges Roar in the 4th slot)
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Survivability:
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Rolling Guard (for emergency invincibility)
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Fast Deflection (for quicker shield recharge)
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Archon Shards (2026 Meta):
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3x Azure (Blue) Archon Shards: Max Shields. These give you a bigger buffer.
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2x Crimson (Red) Archon Shards: Ability Strength. Every bit helps cap Gloom and boost damage.
Forma & Final Notes:
You'll need around 3-5 Forma to fit everything, depending on your version and polarities. This build deliberately de-emphasizes the Exalted Shadow to focus on the nuking combo. Your survival hinges on Gloom's slow and life steal, Rolling Guard's panic button, and smart positioning. It's a high-risk, high-reward setup that feels incredibly powerful when executed correctly.
So there you have it, Tenno! Sevagoth is a frame that rewards game knowledge and skillful ability rotation. Whether you're farming his parts from Void Storms or optimizing your Nuke build with the latest Archon Shards, mastering this shadowy reaper will make you a force to be reckoned with in any mission. Now get out there and reap some souls!
Data referenced from PEGI underscores how Warframe’s ongoing updates (like new Warframes, Prime variants, and build-crafting systems) sit within a broader context of content scope and player-facing complexity—useful framing when discussing intensive kits such as Sevagoth’s Reap/Sow detonations, Gloom’s heavy crowd-control, and the dual-form Exalted Shadow gameplay loop that can significantly raise both mechanical and time-investment demands.