Warframe's "Nights of Naberus" Halloween event is back, with a wide array of interesting items to acquire. This guide will go down the list of available rewards and explain where to find them during the event.

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Naberus is an old Orokin festival of death and mischief and, on Deimos, in the Necralisk, Daughter is celebrating the occasion with a new seasonal outfit and an array of seasonal goods to sell. Warframe Players will need Mother Tokens to exchange for these rewards, obtained by completing bounties for Mother or exchanging other Tokens for them with Grandmother.

Naberus Treats

To purchase these unique items, players will need to travel to the Necralisk and speak to Daughter. There's a new option available called "Naberus Treats" which will reveal the event shop. Players will also need Mother Tokens. Completionists should note that it will take 1,295 Mother Tokens to purchase everything available during the event.

These are the items available:

• Naberus Ephemera: A Special Ephemera that takes the form of a swarm of bats flying around the Warframe. Costs 45 Tokens.
• Gram Day of the Dead Skin: An ornate skin for the Gram greatsword that features a skull decal. Costs 90 Tokens.
• Basmu Day of the Dead Skin: An Ornate skin for the Basmu rifle that features a skull decal. Costs 90 Tokens.
• Basmu Blueprint: A Blueprint for crafting a rifle that fires electricity rounds, creating heat damage explosions on impact, with the alt-fire launching two beams of electricity that conduct between targets. When the Battery is spent it releases a pulse that staggers enemies while siphoning health from them. Costs 125 Tokens and Requires Mastery 11.
• Ceti Lacera Blueprint: A Blueprint for crafting a Blade & Whip melee weapon. This variant of the Lacera Weapon sports improved critical chance and attack speed at the cost of some status chance. Costs 125 Tokens and Requires Mastery 12.
• Ballroom Simulacrum: Unlocks a new Simulacrum Arena. This arena is a more enclosed space with several ramps and walkways along with invisible walls that make it difficult to fall out of bounds. The Arena also has statues of Baruuk and Gara standing side-by-side. Costs 55 Tokens.
• Stinkeye Naberus Glyph: Unlocks a Green Skull Glyph with pale green smoke emanating from the right eye. Costs 20 Tokens.
• Rotting Naberus Glyph: Unlocks an Orange Skull Glyph that appears to be melting. Costs 20 Tokens.
• Grapeskull Naberus Glyph: Unlocks a Purple Skull Glyph that is surrounded by spikes. Costs 20 Tokens.
• Hallow's Eve Color Palette: Unlocks a Color Palette for the customization menus that features a number of Halloween colors (Mainly Shades of Orange, Purple, Green, and Blue). Costs 125 Tokens.
• Voidrig Day of the Dead Skin: A Day of the Dead Skin for the Voidrig Necramech. Costs 100 Tokens.
• Grim Grin Naberus Sigil: Unlocks a Sigil with a skull symbol. Costs 5 Tokens.
• Noggle Statue - Stalker: A Bobblehead of the Stalker to display in the Orbiter. Costs 25 Tokens.
• Whispering Naberus Mobile: A Mobile to use decorating the Orbiter, it plays a Naberus folktale narrated by Grandmother when interacted with. Costs 100 Tokens.
• Spinneret Ephemera: An Ephemera that causes Spider Webs to appear between various parts of the Warframe, after standing still for a while they will thicken and expand to the ground. Costs 150 Tokens.
• Nyctalus Ephemera: An Ephemera that gives the Warframe giant bat wings. Costs 200 Tokens.

Tips and Tricks

One of the easiest ways to acquire Mother Tokens rapidly is to take part in one of Mother's Endless Bounties, allowing the player to repeatedly complete objectives to build up tokens without needing to spend time returning to Necralisk between bounties.

Since Mother's Bounties take place on Deimos, Gas Damage will be tremendously useful for taking out the Infested enemies that are prevalent there.

Players will need to have Mastery 12 and 1,295 Mother Tokens in order to acquire one of every item from this event.

Warframe was released on March 25, 2013, and is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch.

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