The introduction of weapon stencils in ARC Raiders add a new layer of fun for beginners and veterans to enjoy. Unlike weapon amplifications, stencils do not directly improve your guns, but they allow you to change the look and feel of your favorite tools of damage.
In this guide, I will briefly discuss all the available options that I have discovered so far, and how we can obtain them.
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What are weapon stencils in ARC Raiders
Stencils are essentially skins available for different weapons inside the game.
These skins come in different rarities, and their requirements also vary. The rarer the skin, the more stencil parts you will require for it. Unlike weapons, however, stencils are never lost if you die.

As long as you have the applicable weapon available in your inventory, you will be able to apply the stencil. To complete the construction of a stencil, you are going to need specific parts, so finding the stencil parts is essential.
All stencils in ARC Raiders
So far, I have discovered some wonderful Stencils that are currently available in the game. Do note that this list will increase in the future as I expect Embark to add more in a routine fashion.
| Stencil | Rarity | Weapons |
|---|---|---|
| Bulwark | Legendary | Hullcracker |
| Cerulean | Rare | Osprey, Bobcat, Vulcano, Venator, Anvil, Bantam, Bettina, Arpeggio |
| Fortuna | Epic | Anvil |
| Dragon’s Breath | Epic | I have yet to get this since it’s part of the Collector Set DLC. |
| Milky Terracotta | Rare | Canto, Hairpin, Burletta, Renegade, Ferro, Kettle |
| Serac | Legendary | Bobcat |
| Sacrifice | Epic | Renegade |
| Slipstream | Epic | Il Toro, Anvil, Rattler |
| Vergidis | Uncommon | Osprey, Canto, Stitcher, Bobcat, Vulcano, Il Toro, Hairpin, Stiletto |
How to get Stencils in ARC Raiders
There’s no one fixed way to obtain Stencils in ARC Raiders since they have multiple sources.

- Few stencils like the Fortuna is available from the Frozen Trail pass.
- The Dragon’s Breath is the only stencil that’s available from the Collector Set DLC.
- You can loot them from locked rooms (ones that require keys) of Pendola Pass.
You can also find Stencil Parts as random loot, but they appear to be quite rare. However, these skins are part of the endgame progression in my books, so you’ll work on them over time.