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The early June reset gives Nomadic Envoys a pretty clear farming target: the Vita Shot blueprint. If you've been burning through meds in rough ARC fights, this is the sort of unlock that changes how brave you can be mid-raid. It isn't cheap, though, and anyone browsing Arc Raiders items will notice the same thing straight away: Ermal wants piles of parts, not pocket change.
What to check first
Before you empty your stash, it's worth knowing what actually matters in this rotation. The blueprint is the prize, but there are a few side buys that may tempt collectors or players who like keeping utility options open. A simple shopping plan helps, especially if you're the kind of player who keeps "maybe useful later" junk until the stash starts screaming.
The big catch with Ermal is that his prices don't feel like normal shop prices. You're handing over enemy parts, scavenged tools, and bits from map events. That means the real cost is time. Still, the list is clean enough this week, and most players will be deciding between healing power, cosmetics, or currency.
Best farming focus
You'll get most of the common trade pieces from ARC enemies and normal map activity. Wasp Drivers, Fireball Burners, Shredder Gyros, Surveyor Vaults, Sentinel Firing Cores, Snitch Scanners, Spotter Relays, Tick Pods, Comet Igniters, Hornet Drivers, Pop Triggers, Firefly Burners, Space Wrenches, Power Rods, and Tempest III drops can all feed into the exchange pool. Don't just farm blindly, though. If you're short on parts, hit routes with steady ARC spawns. If you're chasing special trades, move to the right condition before wasting a night.
Rare materials worth keeping
Some shop requirements are awkward because they depend on the map behaving a certain way. Fossilized Lightning needs the Electromagnetic Storm condition, and you'll want to comb through lightning strike areas while the weather is active. Industrial bits are more predictable: Ripped Safety Vests and Rusted Tools tend to show up around Mechanical or Industrial points of interest. The Buried City duck items are stranger. Rubber Duck, DoodlyDuck, and Flashy Duck only matter when that event condition is live, so stash them if you find them.
Smart pick for this rotation
If you can afford only one major purchase, the Vita Shot blueprint is the safest call. Cosmetics are fun, and Raider Tokens always have use, but healing wins fights you had no business surviving. Players who'd rather skip some of the grind may also compare market options like ARC Raiders BluePrints for sale while planning their next few raids, but if you're farming naturally, spend low-tier ARC parts first and keep rare high-tier components for trades that truly move your account forward.
What to check first
Before you empty your stash, it's worth knowing what actually matters in this rotation. The blueprint is the prize, but there are a few side buys that may tempt collectors or players who like keeping utility options open. A simple shopping plan helps, especially if you're the kind of player who keeps "maybe useful later" junk until the stash starts screaming.
- Check how many low-tier ARC parts you can spare.
- Save high-tier ARC drops for token trades or later upgrades.
- Don't trade rare storm or event items unless you're sure you won't need them.
- Prioritise the Vita Shot blueprint if you run solo or take frequent close-range fights.
The big catch with Ermal is that his prices don't feel like normal shop prices. You're handing over enemy parts, scavenged tools, and bits from map events. That means the real cost is time. Still, the list is clean enough this week, and most players will be deciding between healing power, cosmetics, or currency.
| Vita Shot Blueprint | 250,000 low-tier ARC parts | Lets you craft fast healing consumables. |
| Cavalier Outfit | 200,000 accepted ARC items | A cosmetic pick for players chasing style. |
| Bucket Backpack Charm | 100,000 low-tier ARC parts | A small cosmetic extra for your pack. |
| Kinetic Converter | 100,000 low-tier ARC parts | A utility option worth checking if it fits your build. |
| Raider Tokens x25 | 150,000 high-tier ARC parts | Useful, but expensive if your high-end drops are limited. |
You'll get most of the common trade pieces from ARC enemies and normal map activity. Wasp Drivers, Fireball Burners, Shredder Gyros, Surveyor Vaults, Sentinel Firing Cores, Snitch Scanners, Spotter Relays, Tick Pods, Comet Igniters, Hornet Drivers, Pop Triggers, Firefly Burners, Space Wrenches, Power Rods, and Tempest III drops can all feed into the exchange pool. Don't just farm blindly, though. If you're short on parts, hit routes with steady ARC spawns. If you're chasing special trades, move to the right condition before wasting a night.
Rare materials worth keeping
Some shop requirements are awkward because they depend on the map behaving a certain way. Fossilized Lightning needs the Electromagnetic Storm condition, and you'll want to comb through lightning strike areas while the weather is active. Industrial bits are more predictable: Ripped Safety Vests and Rusted Tools tend to show up around Mechanical or Industrial points of interest. The Buried City duck items are stranger. Rubber Duck, DoodlyDuck, and Flashy Duck only matter when that event condition is live, so stash them if you find them.
Smart pick for this rotation
If you can afford only one major purchase, the Vita Shot blueprint is the safest call. Cosmetics are fun, and Raider Tokens always have use, but healing wins fights you had no business surviving. Players who'd rather skip some of the grind may also compare market options like ARC Raiders BluePrints for sale while planning their next few raids, but if you're farming naturally, spend low-tier ARC parts first and keep rare high-tier components for trades that truly move your account forward.