Baro Ki’Teer has traded his usual look for a Halloween one, and he’s bringing some eerie extras. If you only have limited ducats, here’s what’s on offer and what is worth your attention.
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Where and When to Find Baro
This week’s special-edition spooky Baro is at Orcus Relay on Pluto until October 18 at 9:00 a.m. EDT. This is only the first of several visits. Scare-o Ki’Teer returns for four weekend visits during Warframe’s 2026 Halloween events, on October 16, 23 and 30 and November 6. If you miss a good item now, you may get another chance in the coming weeks.

Spooky Baro: This Week’s Mods
| Mod | Ducats | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Peculiar End | 228 | 1,000,001 |
| Primed Reach | 300 | 220k |
| Primed Fever Strike | 350 | 200k |
| Primed Pistol Gambit | 400 | 220k |
| Primed Expel Infested | 350 | 140k |
| Maim | 375 | 150k |
| High Voltage | 300 | 150k |
| Primed Rifle Ammo Mutation | 400 | 140k |
Weapons on Offer
This week’s Baro has brought Prisma Tetra, Prisma Twin Gremlin and Vericres. Prisma weapons are mostly prized for their shiny looks, so they suit collectors more than players chasing raw power. If you already use one of them, the Prisma version is a nice upgrade to your arsenal.
The Spooky Cosmetics
This is where Halloween Baro shines. The exclusive Eskhatos cosmetics include Ki’teer armor pieces and an Ki’teer Ephemera. Other trackers also list items like Ki’Teer Fireworks, a Domestik Ki’Teer Drone and a glyph. If you play Eskhatos, these are the pieces to look at first, since they are tied to this event.
What to Buy First
One community guide offers a simple plan. It suggests picking up your Void Surplus first, getting the skins and armor on the top rows if you don’t have them, and buying one of each mod except the Expel and Cleanse ones. The reasoning is that mods tied to Infested enemies are niche, so many players pass on them. The same guide also recommends the Naberus Floating Candles and the Eskhatos Necraloid for fans of the spooky theme. lordsofgaming
What to Skip
Be careful with Peculiar End. It’s one of Warframe’s few flavor-only “Peculiar” mods, so it adds no gameplay power. At more than a million credits, it only makes sense if you collect everything. If your ducats and credits are limited, spend them on mods that improve your builds instead.
Smart Spending Tips
Check your ducat balance before you log in, and decide your priorities in advance. If you can’t afford everything, remember that Baro returns in the coming weekends, so spread out your purchases. Trading unwanted Prime parts for ducats beforehand can also help you afford more. Finally, make sure you have enough credits, since many mods cost well over 100,000.
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FAQs
Q1. Where is spooky Baro Ki’Teer this week?
He’s at Orcus Relay on Pluto until October 18 at 9:00 a.m. EDT.
Q2. Is Peculiar End worth buying?
Only if you collect everything, since it’s a flavor-only mod costing over a million credits.