Fan-made planning reference. Not affiliated with Embark Studios or the ARC Raiders team. Data may be incomplete or change as the game evolves.
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Common Mechanical Parts

WIP
Materials Medium Priority

Use Case

Workshop upgrades, basic crafting, general upkeep

Found frequently in industrial and structural areas. Collect opportunistically — useful across many upgrade paths.

Electronics

WIP
Electronics High Priority

Use Case

Mid and late workshop upgrades, utility gear

Less common than mechanical parts. Prioritize when found, especially before a workshop session.

Fabric

WIP
Materials Low Priority

Use Case

Storage upgrades, armor prep

Generally lower priority unless you have specific storage or armor goals. Easy to overlook.

Medical Supplies

WIP
Medical High Priority

Use Case

Healing, medical workshop upgrades

Always worth picking up. Keeps you alive in extended raids and feeds medical upgrade paths.

Weapon Parts

WIP
Weapon Parts Medium Priority

Use Case

Weapon maintenance, workshop weapon upgrades

Useful for weapon-focused upgrade paths. Priority increases when planning a weapon maintenance upgrade session.

Utility Components

WIP
Utility Medium Priority

Use Case

Utility gear upgrades, extraction kit prep

Feeds utility and extraction-focused upgrade paths. Worth collecting if utility items are part of your loadout strategy.

Salvage Materials

WIP
Materials Low Priority

Use Case

Early workshop upgrades, storage, general crafting

Very common in ruins and abandoned structures. High supply makes it a reliable baseline resource.

Rare Mechanical Components

Needs Verification
Materials High Priority

Use Case

Advanced workshop upgrades — starter placeholder name, verify in-game

Higher-tier version of common mechanical parts. Rarer and more valuable for late-game upgrade paths. Name may differ in-game.

Advanced Electronics

Needs Verification
Electronics High Priority

Use Case

Late workshop upgrades — starter placeholder, verify in-game

Uncommon and valuable. Hold onto these for late-game workshop sessions rather than selling immediately.

Trader Request Item (Generic)

Needs Verification
Quest / Request Items High Priority

Use Case

Completing trader requests for rewards

Specific trader request items vary and change. Always check your active trader requests before a raid and prioritize these over general loot.

High-Value Trade Item (Generic)

Needs Verification
Sell / Trade Notes Medium Priority

Use Case

Selling or trading for currency / better items

Some loot has better value sold than kept. Identify these early in a raid session — they vary by trader availability and current rates.

Utility Consumable

Needs Verification
Utility Medium Priority

Use Case

Single-use utility during raids

General placeholder for utility consumables. Actual item names and types depend on current game version.

This is a planning reference, not a complete item database. Item names, priorities, and use cases may change as ARC Raiders updates. Always verify with current in-game data.


How to Use Loot Notes

Search for any item name or use case. Filter by category to focus on a specific type of loot. Priority labels are general planning guides — your actual priorities will depend on your current workshop goals and trader requests.

Loot planning strategy

Before each raid, check your active trader requests and workshop upgrade goals. Items that serve multiple purposes — such as electronics that are used in both workshop upgrades and utility gear — are generally worth picking up even when not specifically targeted.

Data accuracy

Item names and categories here are generalized for planning purposes. In-game item names may differ. Items marked Needs Verification are especially subject to change.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ARC Raiders Loot & Materials Notes page?
A fan-made planning reference for loot priorities, material categories, and use cases. It is not an exhaustive item database — it covers broad categories to help with pre-raid planning.
How are loot priority levels (High/Medium/Low) determined?
Priority levels are general fan-made guidance based on common use across workshop upgrades and trader requests. Your actual priorities depend on your current goals and active trader tasks.
Can I search for items by use case?
Yes. The search box searches across item names, categories, use cases, and notes. You can also filter by category or priority level using the filter chips above the grid.
Is this loot data from official ARC Raiders game files?
No. All data is fan-made community research. Items are labeled WIP or Needs Verification to indicate confidence level. Always verify in-game before relying on specific values.