It’s always a pain finding trinket items for new projects and events in Arc Raiders, as they’re less predictable to find than standard resources. That strikes again with Riven Tides’ new Avian Alarm project, which asks you to find three Red Coral Jewelry.
Don’t worry though, once you know where to look, it’s not actually that annoying to find them for your project. Well, until everyone starts going to the sources I’ll cover below. Sorry.
How to get Red Coral Jewelry in Arc Raiders
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You can find Red Coral Jewelry in Residential, Old World, and Commercial areas. Because of this, the best place to look is in drawers, cabinets, and shelves inside houses and shops in Buried City, such as Grandioso Apartments, Santa Maria Houses, Plaza Rosa, and Piazza Arbusto. Search every store shelf and container you find, and you’ll find three in no time, despite them being marked as blue, rare-quality trinkets.
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Another great source of Red Coral Jewelry is in chimneys during the Bird City map condition. This event makes it so that the chimneys all over the map (seriously, there are tons of them) are packed with valuable trinkets. The loot pool is quite large, but you’ll have no trouble finding what you need. And hey, if you get other trinkets along the way, at least you can sell them for a pretty penny.
While I don’t recommend it for the sole purpose of finding the jewelry, you can also get them while Beachcombing on the new Riven Tides map. Beachcombing takes ages and has a very large loot pool, but you could hit two birds with one stone, as you’ll have a chance of finding Ship Models while you’re at it, which gives you merits for the Last Resort event.
Alongside the Red Coral Jewelry, you also need two Turbine Compressors, four Roots, and a Sirena Dorata Ship Model to tick off the fifth and final stage of the project. That’s quite a lot of items to gather, though you’ll be pleased to learn that you don’t actually need to kill Arc Turbines to get Turbine Compressors, so that you can save yourself some hassle.
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