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Weapon Stencils: Every Stencil and Where to Find Them

Weapon stencils are Arc Raiders' first real weapon skins. Some fit a single gun and completely change its look; others work across a whole range of weapons. You find or earn the stencil, learn it once, then pay Stencil Parts every time you put it on a gun. Here's how it works and every stencil spotted so far.

🔄 This guide is being updated

Early access showed 14 stencil slots, and only some of them were unlocked. We'll fill in the rest, plus exact drop locations, as we find them.

How Stencils Work

  1. Get the stencil. They drop in raids (containers, lockers, key rooms) and come from the Reward Pass.
  2. Learn it out of raid, exactly like a blueprint.
  3. Apply it from your inventory: right-click the weapon, choose Stencils, and pick one.
  4. Pay Stencil Parts. Every application costs parts and covers that one weapon. A second Anvil needs its own application.

Once applied, the weapon's tooltip gains a Stencil line. If you die, the Raider who takes the gun gets that stencil instance too.

Stiletto IV tooltip showing Stencil: Verdigris
A Stiletto IV wearing the Verdigris stencil. Note the Stencil line.

Stencil Parts Cost by Rarity

The cost per application lines up with the stencil's rarity:

RarityStencil PartsSeen on
Common / Uncommon2Verdigris
Rare4Milky Terracotta
Epic7Fortuna, Sacrifice
Legendary15Serac, Bulwark

Verdigris's rarity is our inference from its cost; the others are read from their tooltips.

Sacrifice, Serac and Bulwark stencil tooltips with their Stencil Parts costs
Sacrifice (epic, 7 parts), Serac and Bulwark (legendary, 15 parts each).

Every Stencil Seen So Far

StencilRarityFitsWhere it was seen
SeracLegendary (gold)BobcatLearned in early access; source to confirm
BulwarkLegendary (gold)Hullcracker (reshapes the frame, blue glow)Learned in early access; source to confirm
SacrificeEpicRenegadeLearned in early access; source to confirm
FortunaEpicAnvilFrozen Trail Reward Pass
Milky TerracottaRareCanto, Hairpin, Burletta, Renegade, Ferro, KettleIn a raider's inventory in early access
Verdigris–Stiletto (others to confirm)Applied in early access
Unnamed multi-weapon stencil–Osprey, Canto, Stitcher, Bobcat, Vulcano, Il Toro, HairpinFound in a raid
Unnamed multi-weapon stencil–Osprey, Bobcat, Vulcano, Venator, Anvil, Bantam, Bettina, ArpeggioPendola Pass Observatory key room
Dragon's Breath–To confirmCollector Set DLC
Applying the Fortuna stencil: 7 Stencil Parts required
Fortuna, the Anvil stencil from the Reward Pass, costs 7 Stencil Parts per application.

Where to Get Stencil Parts

Stencil Parts are a new epic crafting material used only for stencils. The Reward Pass gives them in bundles of 3 (we saw them at levels 11 and 47), and they turn up in raids. We'll add the best farming spots once we've found them.

Sources: in-game tooltips and early-access videos by Cloud News, Espresso and other creators invited to the preview.