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Warframe Isleweaver adds Oraxia and Eight Claw

Warframe Isleweaver returns to Duviri with Oraxia, Operation: Eight Claw, a Valkyr rework and a new way to deploy Warframes across the islands. Read the.

Oraxia hunting across the floating islands of Duviri in Warframe Isleweaver
Isleweaver returned players to Duviri with Oraxia and Operation: Eight Claw.

Warframe: Isleweaver launched across platforms on June 25, 2025. The update returned to Duviri with the arachnid-themed Oraxia, Operation: Eight Claw, a Valkyr rework and a permanent activity centred on a Murmur invasion.

Warframe Isleweaver update: what changed

Oraxia became Warframe’s 61st playable frame and uses wall-crawling movement, webs and execution-focused abilities. Players can earn her component blueprints through the Isleweaver activity. Operation: Eight Claw added a clan event with Arcanes, cosmetics and story material, while the update also allowed regular Warframes into a new Duviri context.

Why it matters

The update connects Warframe: 1999’s Major Neci Rusalka to an older open-world space instead of isolating the story in one release. Oraxia adds a mobility fantasy that is readable before damage numbers enter the discussion. Valkyr’s changes matter separately because they revisit a long-standing berserker kit.

What players should check

Players need the required story progress before entering Isleweaver, so the node is not an immediate new-player activity. Check the current quest path and hotfixes before farming components, as drop behaviour and known issues received follow-up changes. Clan members should also distinguish permanent content from the original event schedule.

The release information above describes confirmed content at publication. Later hotfixes can adjust balance or availability, so players should verify the current build before treating an older detail as permanent.

Platform rollout, account requirements and live-event timing can differ from the headline feature list. Check the official page linked below when returning after a long break.

Source: official information and published records.

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Editorial note

Facts and mechanics were checked against the linked primary sources before publication.

This article was reviewed on August 7, 2026.

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