Learn how to unlock the complete Contegorus Armor Set and every Clan Trophy tier in Warframe Epoch Operation: Taubound. Discover the exact Moonflesh requirements for Ghost, Shadow, Storm, Mountain, and Moon Clans, how community milestones work, where to track your progress, and how to claim your rewards.
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Epoch Operation: Taubound is a limited-time Warframe event centered on collecting Moonflesh from Infested enemies on Eris.
Players gather this special currency to support Praghasa, the Sentient Mothership helping prepare the journey toward the Tau System.
However, the Operation also includes collective participation rewards.
These are divided into two separate systems.
The Contegorus Armor Set consists of three cosmetic armor pieces.
Each becomes available for purchase after the overall Warframe community reaches a specific Moonflesh collection milestone.
The milestones are shared across the player base.
This means you do not need to personally collect a particular percentage of the global target.
Once enough players contribute, the corresponding piece unlocks for everyone who can access Praghasa's event shop.
You must still purchase the armor using your own Moonflesh.
Clan Trophies recognize the total Moonflesh collected by members of an individual Clan.
There are four trophy tiers:
Terracotta
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Each trophy has a specific Moonflesh requirement based on the Clan's size classification.
For example, a Shadow Clan must collect 18,000 Moonflesh to reach Gold, while a Storm Clan must collect 60,000.
These are collective Clan totals rather than personal requirements.
The most important distinction is that community milestones unlock armor purchases, while Clan milestones determine trophy eligibility.
You can participate in both systems through the same Moonflesh-earning activities.
However, their progress is measured separately.
Reaching your Clan's Gold threshold does not automatically unlock the Contegorus Chest Plate if the global community has not yet reached 90%.
Likewise, the global community unlocking all three armor pieces does not mean your Clan has earned a Gold Trophy.
Understanding this separation prevents a great deal of confusion.
The Contegorus Armor Set is a new cosmetic collection introduced with Epoch Operation: Taubound.
Its design is associated with salvaged and refitted Necramech components, reflecting the technology and visual themes connected to House Entrati.
The set can be equipped as armor customization on Warframes and the Drifter.
It consists of three pieces:
Contegorus Greaves
Contegorus Pauldrons
Contegorus Chest Plate
All three pieces are purchased separately from Praghasa on Eris.
However, they do not become available at the same community progress milestone.
Required Community Progress: 30%
Moonflesh Price: 175
Reward Type: Cosmetic Leg Armor
The Contegorus Greaves are the first part of the armor collection.
They become available for purchase when the overall Taubound community progress reaches 30%.
This milestone is based on the collective effort of participating Warframe players.
You do not need to individually collect 30% of a personal progress bar.
To obtain the Greaves:
Participate in eligible Moonflesh activities on Eris.
Check the overall Operation community progress.
Wait until the community reaches the 30% milestone.
Visit Praghasa through her special Eris node.
Find the Contegorus Greaves in her reward shop.
Spend 175 Moonflesh to purchase them.
Once purchased, the cosmetic becomes available through the appropriate appearance customization options.
If you want the complete matching armor collection, the Greaves are necessary.
However, they are cosmetic.
They do not provide additional Armor, Health, Shields, or other combat statistics.
Their value comes from appearance customization and collection completion.
For players who enjoy Fashion Frame, purchasing them is an easy decision once the required community milestone has been reached.
Required Community Progress: 60%
Moonflesh Price: 175
Reward Type: Cosmetic Shoulder Armor
The Contegorus Pauldrons are the second reward in the set.
They become purchasable once the global Operation progress reaches 60%.
Like the Greaves, this requirement is shared across all participating Tenno.
There is no separate personal mission that must be completed to unlock the shoulder armor.
Follow these steps:
Continue participating in eligible Eris missions.
Monitor the overall community progress indicator.
Wait until the 60% milestone has been reached.
Return to Praghasa.
Locate the Contegorus Pauldrons.
Purchase them for 175 Moonflesh.
If you already purchased the Greaves, you will have two of the three pieces required for the complete armor set.
Shoulder armor is a prominent part of Warframe customization.
The Contegorus Pauldrons can be combined with the matching Chest Plate and Greaves to create a consistent appearance.
Players who prefer mixing cosmetics can also use the pieces individually.
However, obtaining the Pauldrons does not automatically unlock the final Chest Plate.
That reward has its own community milestone.
Required Community Progress: 90%
Moonflesh Price: 175
Reward Type: Cosmetic Chest Armor
The Contegorus Chest Plate is the final component of the armor collection.
It becomes purchasable when the global Operation reaches 90% progress.
This is the highest Contegorus-specific milestone.
Players interested in completing the set should pay particular attention to this reward because it is unlocked later than the other two pieces.
The process is straightforward:
Check whether the community has reached 90% Operation progress.
Make sure you have at least 175 Moonflesh available.
Travel to Praghasa on Eris.
Open her event reward shop.
Purchase the Contegorus Chest Plate.
With all three pieces purchased, you own the complete Contegorus Armor Set.
No.
The milestone unlocks the ability to purchase the item.
It does not grant the Chest Plate directly to every participating player.
This is a particularly important distinction.
A player might contribute thousands of Moonflesh to the community effort but still miss the cosmetic if they never purchase it from Praghasa.
Always check the event shop and claim the armor pieces you want before the Operation concludes.
Each Contegorus Armor piece costs 175 Moonflesh.
The complete cost is:
Contegorus Greaves: 175 Moonflesh.
Contegorus Pauldrons: 175 Moonflesh.
Contegorus Chest Plate: 175 Moonflesh.
Total: 525 Moonflesh.
This is the amount you need to purchase all three pieces once the necessary community milestones are unlocked.
You do not need to spend additional Moonflesh to unlock the community progress percentages.
Those milestones advance through collective event participation.
Yes.
You can collect Moonflesh while waiting for the required community milestones.
There is no need to wait for a specific Contegorus piece to become purchasable before earning the currency required for it.
This is useful because it allows players to prepare their personal balance.
For example, if you already have 525 Moonflesh available, you have enough currency to purchase the entire set once all three pieces are unlocked.
The community milestones are still required.
If obtaining the complete Contegorus Armor Set is important to you, reserving 525 Moonflesh is a sensible choice.
Other Praghasa rewards include the Legendary Core, Tauforged Archon Shards, Arcanes, weapons, and additional cosmetics.
It can be tempting to spend your entire balance on those items.
However, doing so may leave you without enough Moonflesh when a Contegorus piece becomes available.
If the armor is one of your main event goals, protect its 525-Moonflesh budget before spending on lower-priority rewards.
The global community progress system tracks Moonflesh collected by participating Tenno during Epoch Operation: Taubound.
The overall total advances toward the milestones associated with Praghasa and the Contegorus Armor Set.
The confirmed armor unlock points are:
30%: Contegorus Greaves.
60%: Contegorus Pauldrons.
90%: Contegorus Chest Plate.
These percentages are not personal mission completion requirements.
They represent the wider community's collective participation.
Players contribute by collecting Moonflesh through eligible activities on Eris.
The basic sources are:
Infested enemy drops: Eligible Infested enemies have a chance to drop two Moonflesh on normal difficulty or three on Steel Path. Infested Maggots are excluded.
Operation Alerts: Completing an eligible Alert awards 50 Moonflesh on normal difficulty or 75 on Steel Path. Enemy drops can provide additional Moonflesh.
These activities allow players to earn personal currency while participating in the larger community effort.
Resource Boosters do not increase Moonflesh because Digital Extremes treats it as a special Operation currency.
The armor milestones are designed around global community participation.
A player's contribution is part of the collective total, not an independent personal unlock bar.
Even if you collect a large amount of Moonflesh, the armor pieces still depend on the global milestones.
This is why you may have enough Moonflesh to purchase an item while it remains locked in Praghasa's shop.
If the 90% threshold has not yet been reached, the Chest Plate is not available through its normal event purchase condition.
You can continue earning Moonflesh and check the community progress indicator.
Do not assume the Chest Plate is missing because your account has failed to complete an additional quest.
The unlock depends on the shared community requirement.
Clan Trophies are separate rewards earned through collective Moonflesh contributions from Clan members.
Unlike Contegorus Armor, they are not purchased from Praghasa.
Instead, the event tracks how much Moonflesh your Clan members collectively collect.
As your Clan's total increases, it can qualify for higher trophy tiers.
The four available tiers are:
Terracotta
Bronze
Silver
Gold
The required amount changes according to your Clan's classification.
Clan Trophies recognize collective Clan achievements.
They should not be confused with personal cosmetics purchased from Praghasa.
The Operation's official announcement confirms that qualifying Clan Trophies are delivered through the in-game Inbox after the event has concluded.
They are not immediate shop purchases.
The announcement does not separately establish that every Clan member receives an individual wearable trophy.
Clan Trophies are recognition rewards.
They are not weapon upgrades, Archon Shards, or Warframe ability enhancements.
Warframe's Clan support documentation also explains that trophies do not grant Clan Affinity experience.
Their main value is representing the Clan's participation and achievement during the Operation.
For communities that enjoy collecting event recognition, the Gold Trophy is the main target.
Each Clan Trophy tier represents a higher collective Moonflesh requirement.
The exact numbers depend on whether your Clan is Ghost, Shadow, Storm, Mountain, or Moon.
Terracotta is the first Clan Trophy milestone.
It is the lowest requirement and provides an accessible starting achievement for participating Clans.
For example, a Ghost Clan needs 1,500 Moonflesh for Terracotta, while a Shadow Clan needs 4,500.
This tier is a reasonable initial goal for Clans with relatively few active members.
Bronze represents the next contribution threshold.
Its requirements are twice the Terracotta values.
For example, a Ghost Clan needs 3,000 total Moonflesh, while a Storm Clan needs 30,000.
These are cumulative totals.
A Ghost Clan moving from Terracotta to Bronze needs to increase its total from 1,500 to 3,000, not collect another separate 3,000 after reaching Terracotta.
Silver is the third level.
Its requirements are three times the Terracotta values.
For example, a Shadow Clan needs 13,500 Moonflesh, while a Mountain Clan needs 135,000.
This tier may require stronger coordination from Clans with relatively low active participation.
However, the requirement remains collective.
No single member must personally earn the entire amount.
Gold is the fourth and highest published Taubound Clan Trophy tier.
Its requirement is four times the Terracotta threshold.
For example, a Ghost Clan needs 6,000 Moonflesh, while a Moon Clan needs 600,000.
There is no additional Platinum or Diamond Trophy tier in Digital Extremes' announced Taubound reward structure.
Gold is the highest confirmed Clan Trophy achievement for this Operation.
Maximum Clan Capacity: 10 members
Ghost Clans have the lowest collective Moonflesh requirements.
Their complete trophy thresholds are:
Terracotta: 1,500 Moonflesh.
Bronze: 3,000 Moonflesh.
Silver: 4,500 Moonflesh.
Gold: 6,000 Moonflesh.
A Ghost Clan reaching 6,000 total Moonflesh qualifies for the Gold threshold.
This can be manageable even with a small number of dedicated players.
For example, a Ghost Clan with four equally contributing active members would need an average of 1,500 Moonflesh from each to reach 6,000.
If all ten membership slots were filled with contributing players, the average would be 600 Moonflesh per player.
These are examples of dividing the collective target, not mandatory personal contribution requirements.
Ghost Clan Gold Target: 6,000 Moonflesh.
Maximum Clan Capacity: 30 members
Shadow Clans have higher requirements than Ghost Clans.
Their complete thresholds are:
Terracotta: 4,500 Moonflesh.
Bronze: 9,000 Moonflesh.
Silver: 13,500 Moonflesh.
Gold: 18,000 Moonflesh.
The Gold target is three times the Ghost Clan requirement.
However, Shadow Clans can accommodate three times as many members.
For example, a Shadow Clan with ten equally participating players would need an average contribution of 1,800 Moonflesh per player to reach Gold.
A fully populated Shadow Clan with 30 contributing members would need an average of only 600 Moonflesh each.
The important factor is how many members actually participate.
A Shadow Clan with mostly inactive members may face a greater individual workload than a smaller, more active Ghost Clan.
Shadow Clan Gold Target: 18,000 Moonflesh.
Maximum Clan Capacity: 100 members
Storm Clans have significantly higher trophy requirements.
Their confirmed thresholds are:
Terracotta: 15,000 Moonflesh.
Bronze: 30,000 Moonflesh.
Silver: 45,000 Moonflesh.
Gold: 60,000 Moonflesh.
Storm Clans benefit from a higher membership capacity, allowing the requirement to be shared between many players.
For example, if a Storm Clan has 20 active participants contributing equally, each would need an average of 3,000 Moonflesh to reach the 60,000 Gold total.
With 100 participating members, that average falls to 600.
This highlights why active participation matters more than a Clan's displayed member count.
Storm Clan Gold Target: 60,000 Moonflesh.
Maximum Clan Capacity: 300 members
Mountain Clans represent much larger Warframe communities.
Their trophy requirements are:
Terracotta: 45,000 Moonflesh.
Bronze: 90,000 Moonflesh.
Silver: 135,000 Moonflesh.
Gold: 180,000 Moonflesh.
Reaching Gold requires a substantial collective contribution.
However, the requirement is designed around the Clan's larger membership capacity.
For example, a Mountain Clan with 60 equally participating members would need an average of 3,000 Moonflesh per player.
If all 300 membership slots were occupied by participating players, the average would be 600 Moonflesh each.
This does not mean every member must earn exactly the same amount.
Some players may contribute considerably more than others.
Mountain Clan Gold Target: 180,000 Moonflesh.
Maximum Clan Capacity: 1,000 members
Moon Clans have the highest Taubound Trophy requirements.
Their thresholds are:
Terracotta: 150,000 Moonflesh.
Bronze: 300,000 Moonflesh.
Silver: 450,000 Moonflesh.
Gold: 600,000 Moonflesh.
At first glance, 600,000 Moonflesh may seem almost impossible.
However, Moon Clans can accommodate up to 1,000 members.
If all 1,000 members contribute equally, the average needed for Gold is 600 Moonflesh per player.
In reality, many large Clans contain inactive members or players who prefer other activities.
That can increase the amount required from active participants.
For example, if only 200 members contribute equally, each would need an average of 3,000 Moonflesh.
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Large Clans therefore benefit from communicating their current progress and encouraging participation from as many interested members as possible.
Moon Clan Gold Target: 600,000 Moonflesh.
One of the most useful ways to understand Clan Trophy requirements is to calculate the average contribution needed from active players.
The formula is simple:
Remaining Clan Moonflesh Requirement ÷ Number of Contributing Members = Average Remaining Contribution Per Member
For example, imagine a Shadow Clan trying to reach Gold.
Its target is 18,000 Moonflesh.
If the Clan has already collected 10,000, it still needs 8,000.
If eight members intend to contribute equally, their average remaining share would be 1,000 Moonflesh each.
This is only a planning calculation.
Warframe does not require every Clan member to contribute the same amount.
One highly active player may collect several thousand Moonflesh, while another contributes only a few hundred.
Their contributions work toward the same Clan total.
All five Clan sizes have the same Gold requirement relative to their maximum membership capacity.
At full capacity, the average contribution needed per member is 600 Moonflesh.
That applies to:
Ghost Clans with 10 contributing members.
Shadow Clans with 30.
Storm Clans with 100.
Mountain Clans with 300.
Moon Clans with 1,000.
This is not an official per-player requirement.
It simply demonstrates how the published trophy thresholds scale with Clan capacity.
The real challenge is usually active participation rather than the Clan tier itself.
Warframe provides an in-game way to monitor your Clan's Moonflesh progress.
Digital Extremes confirms that players can check their Clan's contribution through the Event tab in Navigation.
Open Navigation from your Orbiter.
Find the Event tab or current Operation information.
Locate the Taubound Clan contribution section.
Review the displayed Moonflesh progress.
Compare that amount with your Clan's trophy thresholds.
For example, if your Ghost Clan shows 4,800 Moonflesh collected, it has already reached the Silver requirement of 4,500.
The Gold threshold is 6,000.
That means the Clan needs another 1,200 Moonflesh to qualify for Gold.
Checking the actual tracker is more reliable than manually adding up every member's estimates.
Digital Extremes describes Clan Trophy qualification in terms of Moonflesh collected by Clan members.
That is different from the amount of Moonflesh currently sitting in each player's inventory.
The official requirements do not instruct players to preserve an unspent personal currency balance to qualify for Clan Trophies.
However, if you want to verify your Clan's exact credited total, the in-game Event tracker is the authoritative place to check.
You should not assume that purchasing personal rewards requires you to abandon your Clan Trophy goals.
Reaching a trophy threshold does not require one specific Warframe or mission.
It requires collecting enough Moonflesh through eligible Eris activities.
The best approach is usually the one that allows participating members to earn currency comfortably and consistently.
Operation Alerts provide guaranteed Moonflesh upon successful completion.
Normal Alerts award 50 Moonflesh.
Steel Path Alerts award 75.
Because Infested enemies inside these missions can also drop Moonflesh, successful Alerts can be particularly useful for reliable progress.
However, each active Alert provides its completion reward only once per player.
Choose a difficulty you can complete successfully.
Survival missions on Eris offer ongoing opportunities to defeat eligible Infested enemies.
Zabala is one commonly used location for sustained farming, particularly for experienced players.
However, no mission guarantees the highest Moonflesh return for every loadout.
Players should select activities that suit their equipment and skill.
A Clan's total becomes easier to achieve when more members contribute.
Even relatively small amounts can add up across a large group.
For example, ten members collecting 500 Moonflesh each would provide 5,000 Moonflesh toward the collective total.
There is no need for every member to use the same farming build or complete the same missions.
The important thing is that eligible Moonflesh is collected.
Steel Path provides higher Moonflesh rewards, but it also introduces tougher enemies.
If a player struggles to finish Steel Path missions, normal difficulty may be more productive.
Successful completion is especially important for Operation Alerts because their guaranteed Moonflesh is tied to completing the objective.
A comfortable normal Alert is more useful than an unsuccessful Steel Path attempt.
Clan Trophies are not delivered immediately when the requirement is reached.
Digital Extremes confirms that the rewards will be delivered through the in-game Inbox after Epoch Operation: Taubound concludes.
This is different from Contegorus Armor, which players purchase directly from Praghasa after the required community milestones unlock.
No Moonflesh purchase price is specified for Clan Trophies.
Their requirements are based on collective collection totals.
You do not purchase Terracotta, Bronze, Silver, or Gold from Praghasa.
The Clan must qualify through its event contribution.
If the Operation is still active, the lack of trophy delivery is expected.
The official announcement states that rewards are distributed after the Operation ends.
Do not assume the reward is missing simply because your Clan has already reached its target.
Check the Event tab to confirm the total, then follow the official post-event delivery information.
The official Taubound announcement establishes cumulative thresholds for the four trophy levels but does not explicitly clarify the number of separate physical trophy items delivered when a Clan reaches Gold.
Players should therefore avoid assuming that reaching Gold guarantees four distinct decorations rather than an award representing the highest qualified level.
The important confirmed point is that Gold is the highest published qualification tier.
Yes.
You do not need Clan membership to buy the Contegorus Armor Set.
The armor unlocks are based on global community progress.
Once the community reaches the relevant milestones, eligible players can purchase the pieces from Praghasa.
The required Moonflesh can be earned through Eris missions whether you belong to a Clan or not.
This is particularly useful for solo players who prefer not to participate in Clan activities.
Clan Trophies are collective Clan rewards.
If you do not belong to a Clan, you cannot qualify a Clan for its trophy milestones through an individual trophy track.
However, you can still participate in the event, earn Moonflesh, contribute to overall community progress, and purchase personal rewards.
If you join a Clan during Taubound, you can participate in its collective activities.
However, Digital Extremes' original event announcement does not explain in detail whether Moonflesh collected before joining is credited retroactively to the new Clan.
Do not assume that previous personal collection totals automatically transfer.
Check the Clan progress displayed in Navigation and seek official clarification if your contribution history matters for trophy eligibility.
Similarly, avoid assuming that changing Clan tiers or moving between Clans preserves every event contribution in the same way.
These rewards are primarily about customization, collection, and commemorating event participation.
They should not be evaluated in the same way as weapons, Arcanes, or Archon Shards.
The complete set costs 525 Moonflesh.
For players who enjoy Fashion Frame, owning all three matching pieces provides additional appearance options.
The set can be used with Warframe and Drifter customization.
Its distinctive Necramech-inspired design may appeal to players who enjoy more mechanical armor appearances.
However, the armor is not a combat upgrade.
If you do not enjoy cosmetic customization, other Praghasa rewards may offer more immediate value.
Clan Trophies represent a shared achievement.
They allow a Clan to demonstrate its participation in an event tied to Warframe's larger narrative.
For dedicated Clan communities, earning Gold can be a meaningful collective goal.
However, trophies do not provide the same direct progression benefits as ordinary equipment upgrades.
Their value comes from recognition and collection rather than additional damage or survivability.
There is no reason to treat these two reward systems as mutually exclusive.
Collecting Moonflesh contributes to your event participation, while your personal balance can be used for Contegorus purchases.
If you want the armor, reserve 525 Moonflesh.
If you also want your Clan to reach Gold, check its collective total and participate in eligible missions.
You can pursue both goals through the same event activities without needing to choose one instead of the other.
Several mistakes can lead to confusion or missed rewards.
The 30%, 60%, and 90% Contegorus milestones belong to the global community system.
Clan Trophies use separate numeric Moonflesh totals.
Reaching one does not automatically complete the other.
Community progress makes the Contegorus pieces available for purchase.
It does not automatically award them to every account.
You must visit Praghasa and spend 175 Moonflesh per piece.
The complete set costs 525 Moonflesh.
Buying only the Greaves and Pauldrons leaves you without the Chest Plate.
Reserve the full amount if you want the matching collection.
A Ghost Clan and a Moon Clan have very different trophy targets.
Always verify your Clan's actual classification.
Do not calculate requirements based solely on how many active members you have.
The Clan Trophy thresholds are cumulative.
A Ghost Clan needs 6,000 total Moonflesh to reach the Gold level.
It does not need to collect 1,500, then another 3,000, then another 4,500, and finally another 6,000.
Those values represent progressively higher totals.
Clan requirements are collective.
Some members may contribute more than others.
Equal contribution can be useful for estimating the effort required, but it is not an individual eligibility rule stated by Digital Extremes.
Clan Trophies are delivered after the Operation concludes.
Check the Event tab for progress during the event and the Inbox for the subsequent reward delivery.
Epoch Operation: Taubound ends November 17, 2026.
Digital Extremes confirms that the Operation itself will not return.
There is no confirmed permanent version of the same Praghasa event shop.
If you want the armor pieces, purchase them while they are available.
The Warframe community must reach three overall progress milestones during Epoch Operation: Taubound.
The Greaves unlock at 30%, the Pauldrons at 60%, and the Chest Plate at 90%.
Once unlocked, each piece can be purchased from Praghasa for 175 Moonflesh.
The complete Contegorus Armor Set costs 525 Moonflesh.
That includes all three pieces, each costing 175.
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No.
Each piece becomes purchasable only after its associated global progress milestone has been reached.
Having enough Moonflesh does not bypass that requirement.
Yes.
The Contegorus Armor Set is a cosmetic armor collection available for Warframe and Drifter customization.
It does not provide additional combat statistics.
No.
It is cosmetic equipment.
It changes appearance rather than increasing Armor, Health, Shields, or Ability Strength.
The confirmed tiers are Terracotta, Bronze, Silver, and Gold.
Gold is the highest published trophy tier for Epoch Operation: Taubound.
A Ghost Clan needs 6,000 Moonflesh collected collectively by its members.
The lower thresholds are 1,500 for Terracotta, 3,000 for Bronze, and 4,500 for Silver.
A Shadow Clan needs 18,000 total Moonflesh.
Its other thresholds are 4,500, 9,000, and 13,500.
A Storm Clan needs 60,000 Moonflesh.
The Terracotta, Bronze, and Silver thresholds are 15,000, 30,000, and 45,000.
A Mountain Clan requires 180,000 total Moonflesh.
Its lower trophy thresholds are 45,000, 90,000, and 135,000.
A Moon Clan requires 600,000 Moonflesh.
The lower thresholds are 150,000 for Terracotta, 300,000 for Bronze, and 450,000 for Silver.
Open Navigation and find the Event tab.
Digital Extremes confirms that players can view their Clan's Moonflesh progress there.
Yes.
The Contegorus Armor Set does not require Clan membership.
Solo players can collect Moonflesh and purchase the pieces once the community milestones have been reached.
The official Taubound rules describe the trophy requirement as Moonflesh collected by Clan members.
They do not specify a separate Moonflesh donation requirement through the Dojo.
Use the Event tracker to verify the credited contribution total.
No.
Moonflesh is a special Operation currency unaffected by Resource Boosters.
Farming efficiency depends on eligible enemy drops and successful event activities rather than ordinary resource multipliers.
No.
Clan Trophies are earned through collective Moonflesh collection thresholds.
They are separate from Praghasa's Moonflesh reward shop.
Digital Extremes confirms that Clan Trophies will be delivered through the in-game Inbox after the Operation has concluded.
They are not awarded immediately when the threshold is reached.
No.
Digital Extremes has confirmed that Epoch Operation: Taubound will not receive a rerun.
The event concludes on November 17, 2026.
This does not necessarily establish that every individual cosmetic can never appear through another future source, but players should not assume the same Operation reward shop will return.
Epoch Operation: Taubound offers two different ways to participate in Warframe's community-driven progression.
The Contegorus Armor Set rewards the collective efforts of Tenno across the entire game.
The Greaves unlock at 30% community progress, the Pauldrons at 60%, and the Chest Plate at 90%.
Once available, all three pieces can be purchased from Praghasa for a combined 525 Moonflesh.
Clan Trophies represent a more focused collective achievement.
Every Clan has four available trophy tiers, with Gold requiring 6,000 Moonflesh for Ghost Clans, 18,000 for Shadow, 60,000 for Storm, 180,000 for Mountain, and 600,000 for Moon.
These targets are shared across participating members.
You do not have to collect the entire amount personally.
The most important thing is to understand which progress tracker applies to your reward and make sure you claim what you have earned.
If you want the Contegorus Armor, check community progress and reserve enough Moonflesh to purchase all three pieces.
If your Clan wants Gold, monitor its Event tab and help increase the collective Moonflesh total through eligible Eris activities.
Remember that the armor must be purchased during the event, while qualifying Clan Trophies are distributed afterward.
With the Operation confirmed as a one-time event, these rewards provide an opportunity to commemorate an important moment in Warframe's journey toward Tau.
For additional gaming guides and help with challenging progression content, explore BoostRoom.
Collect your Moonflesh, unlock the Contegorus Armor, and help your Clan reach the highest trophy tier it can achieve.
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