This page shows the live Warframe world state: open Void Fissures and Steel Path fissures, Void Storms, today's sortie, this week's Archon Hunt, running invasions, Nightwave challenges, when Baro Ki'Teer arrives, and whether it is day or night on the Plains of Eidolon and Fass or Vome in the Cambion Drift. Every timer counts down live and the data refreshes every minute from the world state Digital Extremes publishes.
How do you use the Warframe timers?
- Pick a platform: PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch or Mobile. With cross-play they all share one world state.
- Check the fissures: switch between Normal, Steel Path and Void Storms to find a mission for the relic you want to crack.
- Plan the rest: see when the sortie and Archon Hunt reset, which invasions are running and which Nightwave challenges are active.
Hover or long-press a countdown to see the exact end time in your own time zone.
What data does it show and where does it come from?
Void Fissures
Relic tier, mission type, node, planet, enemy faction and time left, for normal and Steel Path fissures and Void Storms.
Sortie and Archon Hunt
Today's sortie boss with three missions and modifiers, and this week's Archon with its three missions.
Invasions and Nightwave
Running invasions with both sides' rewards and progress, plus the active daily, weekly and elite weekly Nightwave challenges.
Cycles and Baro
Plains of Eidolon day or night, Cambion Drift Fass or Vome, the Cetus bounty reset and Baro Ki'Teer's next visit.
Timers come from the public Warframe world state published by Digital Extremes. Node names come from the open-source WFCD warframe-worldstate-data project. Some challenge and reward names are written out from the game's internal ids, so check the in-game screens for exact wording. RankSurge is independent and is not affiliated with Digital Extremes. RankSurge does not sell platinum, accounts or boosting.
For updates, Mastery Rank and Steel Path guides, see the RankSurge Warframe hub.
Frequently asked questions
How often do the Warframe timers update?
RankSurge reads the official Warframe world state at most once a minute and your browser refreshes it every 60 seconds while the page is open. The countdowns tick every second in your browser, so they keep moving between refreshes.
Are the timers different on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and mobile?
With cross-play every platform sees the same world state, so the fissures, sortie and other timers should match whichever platform you pick. The platform buttons are there because Digital Extremes publishes a world state address for each platform.
What do the Lith, Meso, Neo, Axi, Requiem and Omnia tiers mean?
They are the Void Fissure tiers as the world state lists them. Lith, Meso, Neo, Axi and Requiem match the relic eras, so a Neo fissure is the one to run with a Neo relic; check the mission in game for exactly which relics it accepts. Steel Path fissures are the harder versions that need the Steel Path unlocked, and Void Storms are fissures on Railjack missions.
Why is the Orb Vallis cycle not shown?
The Orb Vallis warm and cold cycle is not in the official world state. Other tools work it out from a fixed starting time, but RankSurge only shows timers it can read from the published data, so it shows the Cetus and Cambion Drift cycles and leaves Orb Vallis out.
Is RankSurge affiliated with Digital Extremes?
No. RankSurge is an independent guides and stats site. It reads the public Warframe world state, does not sell platinum, accounts or boosting, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Digital Extremes.
