Warframes
Every frame with base stats, passive and the full ability list.
117
frames, primes included
Browse framesWhat you get
- Health, shields, armour and energy
- Abilities with descriptions
- Mastery requirement
- Linked guides
Plan the build, watch the numbers move, share it with one link.
Open the plannerHealth, shields, armour and energy. The full ability list. Mastery requirement. Then take any of them straight into the planner.
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Browse all 117
Pick a frame or a weapon, then fill the slots. Aura, exilus, eight mods, forma polarities, arcanes and shards — the same board you stare at in the arsenal, with the arithmetic done for you.
Nothing is hidden behind an account. The build lives in the address bar, so sending it to a friend or pasting it into a guide is one copy away.
The arithmetic, done live. And a clear line between what we know and what we do not.
See the number before you commit
Drop a mod and the panel moves. Hover one in the drawer and it shows what it would do before you spend the capacity. No spreadsheet, no second tab.
No account to share a build
Every build encodes into its own address. Copy the URL and the whole loadout travels with it — mods, ranks, forma, shards and all.
We say what we cannot verify
The game export carries real errors. Where a value is uncurated we mark it rather than printing a number we cannot stand behind.
Every frame with base stats, passive and the full ability list.
117
frames, primes included
Browse framesWhat you get
Primaries, secondaries and melee ranked by the stats that decide a build.
603
weapons across three slots
Browse weaponsWhat you get
The full mod list, filterable by polarity, rarity and what it fits.
1521
mods, searchable
Browse modsWhat you get
“A build site is only worth the numbers it prints. Where we cannot verify a value, we would rather say so than guess convincingly.”
The official export
Frames, weapons and mods come from the community dataset built on Digital Extremes’ own Public Export — not scraped from a wiki.
Regenerated, not live
Data is fetched, slimmed and committed, so the site builds without a network call and you can see exactly what changed between two game updates.
Every guide is stamped
A guide states the game build it was last checked against. If it is old, the page says so instead of letting you find out the hard way.
Fixes live in the open
Where the export is wrong, the correction sits in version control next to the data it patches, reviewable in a diff.
Not yet. The data layer and the reference pages are live; the planner itself is in development. The roadmap on the builder page says what lands and in what order.
No. A build encodes into its own URL, so sharing it is copying the address bar. Accounts arrive later for people who want a profile and a library, but they will stay optional.
The community dataset derived from Digital Extremes’ Public Export. It is refetched on demand rather than queried live, and the snapshot date is printed on every data page.
Because they are. Spot-checking the export against the live game turned up real per-mod errors — Serration is listed with the wrong max rank, for one. Rather than print a number we cannot defend, we mark it and curate the mods that matter by hand.
No. FrameLegend is an unofficial fan project. Warframe and everything in it belong to Digital Extremes.