The Emperor Gateway Conduit blueprint has a chance to drop from Harvester Payloads called by Emperor Beacons during Pendola Pass's Redirection condition; learn it after extraction, then craft the Fallen Emperor key at Workbench I in Arc Raiders. For broader stash planning, the ARC Raiders Items page is a separate item reference; the blueprint route still depends on a Redirection raid.

Run the Redirection beacon loop

Pendola Pass must have Redirection active. Damaged Emperor Relays do not start the harvest loop under the wrong map condition, so check the condition before risking a valuable kit.

Select Pendola Pass and verify Redirection on the map-condition display before queuing.
Loot early while the relays are dark, then watch for a relay to fire its red beam. Relays typically begin activating with roughly 25 minutes left on the raid clock; treat that as a timing guide, not a guaranteed trigger.
Interact with an active relay to take an Emperor Beacon. It is an Epic quick-use item, weighs about 2.0, and stacks up to three.
Clear the immediate relay area before deploying. Place the beacon on open ground with no overhead cover so the Harvester Payload can come down.
Loot the payload for a chance at the blueprint and for ARC Conductive, ARC Insulated, and ARC Plated Couplers. The falling payload is the visible cue that the beacon call worked.

Beacons and active relays reveal the fight with beams visible across the map. A squad can split duties: one player watches the flanks, another loots, and a third keeps an extract route clear. Solo runners should deploy near a planned extract path rather than choosing a spot that leaves them exposed with a full backpack.

Extract, learn, and craft the conduit

The blueprint is not useful for crafting until you bring it back to Speranza. Move it into a safe slot as soon as it appears, then extract successfully before trying to learn it. Dying with it in a normal slot can erase the run's progress.

After learning the plan, use Workbench I; no station upgrade is required. Each conduit needs one ARC Conductive Coupler, one ARC Insulated Coupler, and one ARC Plated Coupler. All three also come from Harvester Payloads, so keep looting them when you are building a crafting reserve.

Each conduit is consumed when you open the Fallen Emperor door. Store spare couplers and craft another key before planning a repeat clear; arriving with only the conduit for that entry leaves no ready key for the next run. Reward Pass tier 60 can provide a finished conduit, but that covers one entry rather than replacing the blueprint for sustained access.

Protect the run and set a stop point

Do not deploy the beacon while the relay ring is still contested. The beam draws attention, and an early call can expose your position before your squad is ready to defend the payload. Keep enough backpack space for the beacon and the materials you are actively collecting, rather than carrying every item goal at once.

Inside Fallen Emperor, Amplification Modules are a rare late-game resource, and the Emperor Modulator supports Gunsmith Workbench level IV progression. Unlock weapon amplification at the Outpost before counting on those modules to affect your guns. Before interacting with the dungeon door, pre-plate and pre-stim: the opening animation briefly locks movement while nearby players can still push.

Three Redirection raids without a blueprint drop can still be normal variance. If the hunt is going poorly, stockpile couplers or work toward the tier 60 conduit instead of taking increasingly costly kits; if Redirection is absent from the rotation, save the kit and wait for the right condition.

For a purchase alternative to another farming run, review ARC Raiders Bps for sale and check that the listing matches your blueprint goal. For the in-game route, queue Pendola Pass only when Redirection is active, then keep a spare set of couplers ready for your next conduit craft.