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Arc Raiders: How to Get Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint

Discover how to get the Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint to craft the key to the Fallen Emperor in Arc Raiders.

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The Emperor Gateway Conduit is a legendary key in Arc Raiders that opens the entrance to the Fallen Emperor on the Pendola Pass map. It is the first Arc dungeon in the game and offers the crucial components that you need for weapon amplification. However, for all dungeon crawling, inside the Fallen Emperor begins with you getting the Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint. This blueprint lets you craft the Emperor Gateway Conduit on a workbench. In this guide, we will explain how to get the Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint.

How to Get the Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint in Arc Raiders

The Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint has a chance to drop only from the Harvester Payload during the Redirection map condition. The Harvester Payloads crash down as debris from the sky on your call. To call the Harvester Payload, you need to get your hands on the Emperor Beacon by looting the Emperor Relays.

Load into the Redirection map condition on Pendola Pass and open the map for the Emperor Relays locations. Head over to one of the locations and then wait for the Relay to emit a red light. When that happens, interact with the relay to open and search it. You can then loot the Emperor Beacon from it.

After that, place the Emperor Beacon anywhere to call the Harvester Payloads. However, do it in a safe space, as you can get hit by the debris if you are in the open. Once all the Harvester Payloads have landed, go for the payload in the center. The center one has the best chance of dropping the Emperor Gateway Conduit Blueprint.

Regardless, loot all the Harvester Payloads. These will give you the crucial components that are used for crafting the Emperor Gateway Conduit key. Once you have the blueprint, you can then craft the key on Workbench I.

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