About Raiderism

Raiderism is an independent, fan-made reference for Embark Studios' extraction shooter ARC Raiders. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Embark Studios in any way. ARC Raiders and all related assets are the property of Embark Studios AB.

What this site is

Most game wikis answer "what is this thing?" Raiderism is built to answer the question that actually decides a raid: what should I do next, where should I go, what should I bring, and what should I keep? Everything on the site serves that question:

• A cross-linked database of items, machines, quests, traders, recipes, skills, and blueprints — every relationship (what crafts what, who sells what, which quest needs what) derived from the dataset, not written by hand.
• Interactive survey maps for all six raid zones, with extraction points, named locations, and loot areas.
• Live event timers that read Embark's official map-conditions tracker.
• Planning tools — a skill builder, loadout builder, workshop planner, blueprint tracker, and needed-items list — that run entirely in your browser, no account required.
• Guides and analysis written against the sourced dataset, with the working shown.

How it's built

Every game fact on Raiderism traces to a source: official Embark publications, licensed community datasets, or the ARC Raiders Wiki. The full pipeline — how facts are collected, validated, and versioned — is described in the editorial methodology, and every dataset source is listed with its license on the sources page.

The dataset is recompiled and re-validated as the game patches, and each entity page links the sources it was built from.

Who runs it

Raiderism is a small independent project run by a single maintainer, not a media company. Found something wrong? The corrections page explains how to report it.