In ARC Raiders, One Raider's Scraps is a passive skill in the Survival tree that gives you a chance to find extra items when looting specific containers. Effect: When looting "Raider containers," you have a small chance of finding additional field-crafted items.
Arc Raiders One Raider's Scraps Skill Stats & Perk
| Name | One Raider's Scraps |
|---|---|
| Description | When looting Raider containers, you have a small chance of finding additional field-crafted items. |
| Skill Affected | Loot Find Chance |
| Known Value(s) | - |
| Max Points | 5 |
| Requires | Traveling Tinkerer |
What are "Raider Containers"?
While the game description is vague, community testing and ARC Raiders Wiki information suggest it applies to:
- Raider Caches: The "ticking" cases found on the ground.
- Common Survival Gear: Ammo boxes, weapon crates, medical bags, backpacks, and grenade tubes.
- Specific World Loot: Specialized containers like fruit baskets in certain zones (e.g., Lush Blooms).
What Items Can Drop?
The "additional field-crafted items" generally include anything you can craft while "topside" (in-raid), such as:
- Healing & Utility: Bandages, Shield Rechargers, Fruit Mix, or Agave Juice.
- Combat: Li'l Smoke Grenades and Light Impact Grenades.
- Traps: Blaze, Smoke, Lure, and Gas Grenade Traps.
- Rare Finds: Some players report a chance for Raider Hatch Keys.
Is it Worth It?
- Pros: Can provide emergency healing or utility items in the field without using your own crafting materials.
- Cons: The drop rate is considered low by many players, and some feel the skill points are better spent on combat or stamina-related perks like Three Deep Breaths.
Testing Results & Community Consensus
- Low Proct Rate: Many testers report that the "small chance" mentioned in the description is extremely low, often showing "little to no effect" during standard runs.
- Difficult to Track: Because containers like Raider caches already contain healing items and ammo by default, it can be hard for players to distinguish between a standard drop and a skill-procced drop.
- Early Game: Some find it slightly helpful when low on resources, as it can occasionally provide free utility items.
- Late Game: Most experienced players categorize it as "junk tier" or a waste of skill points compared to high-value perks like Security Breach (for opening lockers) or stamina-related skills like Three Deep Breaths.
Testing suggests this skill is not worth prioritizing. Unless you are specifically aiming for a "loot goblin" build and have excess points, you are better off investing in mobility or utility skills that offer guaranteed benefits during every raid.
