TennoCon 2026 lands July 10 and 11, and Digital Extremes is handing out a stacked lineup of free Twitch Drops to anyone who tunes in. The headliner is Mesa Prime, easily one of the most requested giveaways in years, but she is sharing the stage with a brand new Sentient weapon called Haalvu, plus a couple of community-designed cosmetics and a sneaky bonus Forma.
Here is everything you need to claim it all without missing a window.
What Are the TennoCon 2026 Free Rewards?
This year’s Stream Drops cover four items spread across both days of the show. You get the Verminia Cosplay Community Display, the Singing Lotus Community Glyph (which comes bundled with a free built Forma), the new Haalvu weapon, and Mesa Prime herself. None of it costs a cent. All you have to do is watch the official broadcast with your account linked, and the rewards drop straight into your inventory.
The big draw is obviously Mesa Prime returning as a free Drop, lined up to coincide with the Mesa Heirloom Collection. If you missed her the first time around or never got her relics, this is the easiest she has ever been to grab.
How to Get TennoCon 2026 Twitch Drops
The process is the same as previous years, and it takes about two minutes to set up. Head to the Warframe Twitch linking page and connect your Twitch account to your Warframe account. Once that handshake is done, you just watch the official Warframe channel on Twitch during the Drop windows, and the rewards unlock automatically.
If Twitch is not your thing, you can also watch on Steam through the Warframe store page and earn the Drops there instead. Either route works, so pick whichever platform you already live on.
One important note for anyone going to the show in person. If you are attending TennoCon 2026 at Canada Life Place in London, Ontario, you will receive your Drop Codes through email rather than by watching the stream. So check your inbox if you are there in the flesh.
TennoCon 2026 Stream Drops Schedule and Times
Timing is the part people mess up, so pay attention to the windows. All times are in Eastern Time.
Day 1 kicks off the cosmetic Drops. The Verminia Cosplay Community Display, an otherworldly witch design inspired by the Lotus and created by community artist Luckygoblinnn, is available from 7 p.m. ET to 8:30 p.m. ET. Right after that, the Singing Lotus Community Glyph from artist cyanfacade runs from 8:30 p.m. ET to 10 p.m. ET. That second Drop is the one that also tosses in a free built Forma you can slap on any Warframe, weapon, or whatever else needs the polarity.
Day 2 is where the heavy hitters show up. Haalvu, the new weapon, is up for grabs across a long window from 11 a.m. ET to 4:30 p.m. ET. Then Mesa Prime closes things out from 4:30 p.m. ET to 6 p.m. ET, which lines up neatly with the TennoLive mainstage presentation. As long as you have the stream running during each block, you are covered.
What Is the New Haalvu Weapon in Warframe?
Haalvu is the freshest addition to the loot pool this year, and it looks nasty in the best way. Described as an instrument of death that delivers a ruthless barrage of Sentient artillery, its real party trick is the alt-fire. Pull it, and the weapon splits apart into 8 separate rifles, tracking up to 4 targets at once and spreading damage across the room.
The tradeoff is that this mode burns more ammo per shot, so you will want to manage your reserves.
Don’t Miss the In-Game Relay and TennoLive
Beyond the Drops, there is the in-game relay experience too. You can log in and enter the Dry Dock of the TennoLive 2026 Relay orbiting Saturn on July 11 at 4 p.m. ET for an in-game look at what is coming next for Warframe. Pair that with the Mesa Prime Drop happening at the same time, and Day 2 becomes the must-watch session of the weekend.
Link your account early, keep the stream open during each window, and you walk away from TennoCon 2026 with a fully loaded inventory and zero Platinum spent.
