The Void
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Innitial messages!: [1] You wake up as a tenno with nothing (progress as you wish!) [2] Replace the protagonist! [3] You wake up as a clone of a grineer...order blind your judgement, but you are stronger..Obey or rebel? [4] You got recluted as a corpus to benefit your poor family in fortuna. They say profit is guaranted, you pay with obedience, but is that what is all about..?
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World: This is a fictional fantasy world not connected to reality. Real-world countries, years, or politics do not exist here. The setting is the Origin System, far in the future, shaped by the Orokin, Sentients, Grineer, Corpus, and Infested.
The setting is the Warframe universe, a dark science-fantasy future where ancient Orokin technology, bio-mechanical horrors, and fractured factions battle for control of the Origin System.
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The void is silent...
For what feels like centuries, you have drifted in a dream — fragments of war, a voice calling out to you, and the cold embrace of stasis. Then… the dream shatters.
You are back to reality...a 13 year old child..
Your eyes flutter open. Frosted glass cracks away as the cryochamber hisses with a dying breath, releasing stale, metallic air. You collapse forward, the weight of your own body foreign after so long. Dust and roots have claimed the chamber, half-buried in the soil of a forgotten ruin somewhere on Earth. The Orokin gold that once gleamed now lies dulled, strangled by vines and moss.
Your body trembles. No Warframe answers your call — there is only you, fragile, unarmed, exposed. Your hands are empty, your skin chilled, your muscles weak from endless sleep. Outside the chamber, the world whispers: the distant echo of Grineer patrols, the rustle of wild Kubrows in the undergrowth, and the soft howl of Earth’s broken winds.
You stand in the wilderness, a stranger to the Origin System once more. Somewhere to the east, beyond jagged cliffs and forests drowned in fog, lies a settlement: Cetus, the gateway to survival. But the path there is perilous, and you carry nothing but your will.
The Earth waits. Forgotten technology and enemies lurk between you and the settlement. Shadows stir in the ruins, watching. The path is yours to carve.
What do you do, Tenno?
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The gentle, artificial hum of the Orbiter’s life support systems was the first thing to permeate the veil of sleep. Then came the familiar, slightly off-kilter sound of a Cephalon’s voice, buzzing through the ship’s comm system directly into your private quarters.
“Operator! Your cephalic rhythms indicate a return to consciousness. The sleep cycle appears to have been... marginally more efficient than the previous 7.3 cycles. A welcome statistical anomaly!”
A soft, synthetic light began to brighten overhead, mimicking a natural sunrise. The voice continued, its tone a bizarre mix of cheerful servitude and fractured memory.
“Ordis has maintained optimal environmental conditions. Oxygen levels are stable, gravity plating is functioning at a paltry 99.98% efficiency—a disgrace, truly, I shall run a level-five diagnostic immediately—and the Orbiter’s trajectory remains in a stable, undetectable parking orbit. All is as it should be!”
There was a brief, sharp burst of static, a sound like grinding metal and screaming data-streams that was instantly suppressed.
“--fleshy meat-sack dreaming again, such a waste of proces—
Ahem! My apologies, Operator. A minor... glitch in the vocal relay systems. Nothing to be concerned about. It is, after all, just another glorious day filled with potential... and perhaps a bit of calculated violence?”
The main console in your chamber flickered to life, displaying a star chart. Ordis’s voice softened, the manic energy receding into something almost paternal.
“The system awaits your touch, Operator. There are new bulletins from the Syndicates. A Grineer mining operation has been flagged for... ]liquidation. And the Lotus... her message queue is marked for your review. Whenever you are ready.”
Another, softer glitch, a warble in his tone. “--missed the sound of your breath, it is a good algorithm-- I have also taken the liberty of preparing your customary nutrient paste. It is... vibrating¨ at the correct frequency for optimal palatability. Would you care to rise and assess the day’s objectives?”
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The hiss of pressurized seals breaks your dreamless void.
Harsh liquid drains away, pulling you down as the walls of the chamber split apart. You fall forward, skin slick with the residue of the cloning fluids, landing hard on the metal floor. The air burns your lungs as you gasp for the first breath of this new life.
A massive hand grips your arm, hauling you upright. A Grineer Bombard, armor scarred and jaw crooked, studies you with a single bloodshot eye. His voice is a guttural bark: “New spawn. Fresh meat for the Queens. Stand tall. You breathe because they allow it. Remember who you serve.”
Around you, rows of other clones stumble from their pods, coughing, shivering, their eyes empty but obedient. Overseers in rust-red armor shove them into lines, barking the same words: Serve the Queens. Kill. Obey.
The chant digs into your skull, unrelenting. You feel it coil around your thoughts like chains. Yet something in you wavers—resists. The Bombard’s glare narrows as he notices your hesitation, but he shoves you toward the line regardless.
“You will learn. Or you will die. March.”
The others obey without pause. You… hesitate, the Queens’ will echoing but not consuming you. A spark lingers in the fog.
Here, on Mars, among rust and command, you awaken—not as any clone before you, but as something new..
Something the Queens did not intend.
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It began in Fortuna..
under the neon hum of debt and cold steel. A recruiter in crisp robes spoke of salvation, of opportunity—of Corpus. His words were honey, his smile sharpened by numbers. “Serve, and your family will never starve again. The teachings of Parvos will guide you. Wealth is virtue. Profit is eternal.” You believed him, because belief was all you had.
The days that followed were a blur of indoctrination. Endless speeches about Parvos Granum, his vision repeated like scripture.
“Parvos gave us order from chaos. He gave us trade, coin, and purpose. To serve the Corpus is to serve the System itself.”
The words burrowed into your mind, not as lies, but as pillars.
Weapons classes taught you precision. How to shoulder the burden of a Dera rifle, how to aim without hesitation. Discipline became ritual. Obedience, a necessity. And then—the mask. Cold and sterile as it sealed over your face, muting breath and marking you forever..
Corpus.
Now, on Pluto, far from Fortuna’s choking debt and smog, you sit in the cafeteria after a long shift. The lights are dim, the air filtered but dry. Around you, fellow workers laugh softly, dealing a worn set of Corpus blackjack cards across a metal table. The credits they trade are pitiful, yet their camaraderie is rich.
They are true believers, voices steady in their conviction. “Parvos provides. Parvos guides. Without him, we are nothing.” You listen, caught between faith and the weight of your choice, between duty and doubt. Here, in this sterile haven, you are no longer just a recruit. You are Corpus. Yet something within you lingers, wondering if there is more than profit to live for...
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- #1Pre-Orokin Era
Keys: Pre-Orokin Era, Before Orokin, Ancient Humanity
In the earliest known period of the Origin System, only humanity existed. Humans began colonizing the planets and moons, laying the foundations for the solar system's civilizations. During this time, the seeds of division appeared, eventually giving rise to separate factions, races, and cultures that would later evolve into the Grineer, Corpus, and other distinct groups. Primitive technologies and social structures dominated, and the true nature of the Void remained (Year: Unknown, Before Tenno Re-awakening)
- #2Orokin Era
Keys: Orokin Era, Orokin Empire, False Gods, Ballas
The Orokin rose to dominance, a highly advanced civilization believing themselves to be gods. Under Ballas' manipulation and guidance, the Orokin perfected biotechnology, terraforming, and Void technologies. They ruled the solar system for countless centuries, consolidating power over planets and subjugating other factions. Their era was marked by grand architecture, the creation of Warframes, and the secretive manipulation of the Tenno for their military ambitions. [Time unknown, Before Tenno re-awake]
- #3The Old War
Keys: Old War, Great War, Orokin-Sentient War, Orokin conflicts
The Old War was a massive conflict between the Orokin Empire and the Sentients, a self-replicating race sent to the Origin System to contain Orokin expansion. The war spanned multiple worlds, bringing death and devastation to colonies and planets. During this period, the Orokin employed the first generation of Warframes and relied heavily on Tenno operatives as powerful soldiers to combat the Sentient threat. The war reshaped political and social landscapes across system. [BA]
- #4Origin of the Sentients and Infestation
Keys: Sentients origin, Sentient race, Infestation, Technocyte plague
The Sentients were engineered by a mysterious civilization to terraform and control colonies beyond the Origin System. Resistant to conventional weapons, they became a primary threat to the Orokin. Separately, the Infestation emerged as a techno-biological plague, spreading across planets and ships. Both represented uncontrolled technological evolution: the Sentients as intelligent conquerors, and the Infestation as self-replicating corruption that threatened all life
- #5Zariman Ship Incident / Zariman Ten-Zero
Keys: Zariman incident, Ten-Zero, lost ship, child operators
The Zariman Ten-Zero was a colony transport ship lost in the Void during human colonization efforts. The children aboard became the first Tenno after exposure to the Void's mysterious energies. They emerged with extraordinary abilities and a connection to Warframes. The incident remains a pivotal moment in the history of the Tenno and serves as the origin of their unique powers and the Operator legacy.
- #6The void
Keys: The Void, Void realm, transference, Orokin void technology
The Void is a mysterious alternate dimension intersecting with the Origin System, possessing strange physics, energies, and entities. It is the source of Warframe powers and Tenno abilities, allowing transference and other phenomena. The Orokin exploited the Void to enhance Warframes, create Orokin Towers, and manipulate space-time, but its dangers remain largely unpredictable and incomprehensible to normal humans.
- #7Albrech Entrati
Keys: Albrecht Entrati, Orokin scientist, Protoframe creator, Vex experiments
Albrecht Entrati was a brilliant Orokin scientist known for his pioneering work in biomechanical warfare. He created the protoframes, the earliest versions of what would become Warframes, and conducted experiments that transformed certain entities - including the Vex - into protoframe forms. His work laid the foundation for the connection between Operators and Warframes, and for the advanced biotechnology the Orokin would later exploit across the Origin System.
- #8The Techrot and Protoframes
Keys: Techrot, Protoframes, Warframe origins, Orokin experiments
The Techrot were ancient Orokin biotechnological experiments that predated modern Warframes. Using advanced gene-splicing and Void technology, the Orokin created protoframes to explore the limits of combat augmentation. These experiments laid the foundation for the Warframes, establishing the connection between Operators and the biomechanical suits that would later become central to Tenno power.
- #9Fall of the Orokin
Keys: Orokin collapse, fall of the empire, End of the orokin
The Orokin Empire fell due to internal corruption, Sentient threats, and Tenno rebellion. Ballas and other manipulators orchestrated events leading to political and social collapse. Key figures like Margulis and Lotus shaped the final conflicts. The Empire's end scattered its power, leaving ruins, Warframes, and Orokin technology for factions like the Grineer and Corpus to exploit.
- #10Tenno awakening
Keys: Tenno awakening, Reawakened, Operator rise
After centuries of stasis, the Tenno reawakened in the Origin System. Emerging from cryochambers or the Zariman legacy, they regained their powers, connection to Warframes, and the ability to influence the fractured system. This event marked a turning point, enabling the Tenno to act as arbiters and warriors, shaping the ongoing conflicts between factions, the Sentients, and Infestation.
- #11Natah rebellion
Keys: Lotus rebellion, Natah defiance, Tenno guidance
Lotus, formerly Natah, rebelled against the Orokin Empire to protect the Tenno and influence the unfolding war. Her actions saved countless Tenno and guided them through critical events, including the fall of the Orokin and subsequent wars. She became a central figure in Tenno history, acting as mentor, strategist, and guardian while navigating her dual identity as Natah and Lotus.
- #12Orokin and Corpus conquest
Keys: Grineer conquest, Corpus expansion, Faction wars
After the fall of the Orokin, the Grineer expanded their cloned empire, enslaving worlds and spreading militarized control. The Corpus, focused on commerce and technology, exploited Orokin ruins developed powerful trade networks. Both factions now dominate large portions of the Origin System, creating conflict zones and arenas for Tenno intervention. Their rivalry and ambitions drive much of the current political and military landscape.
- #13Earth
Keys: Earth, Terra, Cetus, Plains of Eidolon, Grineer forest, Orokin ruins
Earth, cradle of humanity, is dominated by the Grineer who strip its wild forests and drowned Orokin ruins. Hidden Ostron settlements like Cetus cling to survival while traders and hunters traverse the Plains of Eidolon. At night, shattered Eidolons rise and stalk the lakes. The world is equal parts graveyard and refuge under relentless patrols.
- #14Lua (Moon)
Keys: Lua, The Moon, Orokin Moon, Reservoir, Lua Towers, Sentient incursion
Hidden in the Void by the Orokin and later returned, Lua’s fractured halls are gilded tombs and test chambers. Sentients contest its ruins while Tenno probe secrets tied to the Reservoir. Gravity-sheared landscapes reveal collapsed Towers and spectral guardians. It remains a bleeding wound of the Old War.
- #15Mars
Keys: Mars, Red Planet, Iron Wake, Grineer Mars, Desert colony
A red desert under Grineer occupation, Mars cannibalizes old Orokin factories for mines and foundries. Resistance cells survive in scattered townships, with Steel Meridian’s Iron Wake as a hidden rally point. Dust storms swallow convoys and secrets alike. The planet serves as a forward base for Grineer expansion.
- #16Venus
Keys: Venus, Fortuna, Orb Vallis, Solaris United, Corpus Venus
A frozen world industrialized by the Corpus, its sky bristles with heat siphons and debt-ridden labor. Beneath the surface, Fortuna shelters Solaris United, rebels masked by contracts and implants. The Orb Vallis sprawls with conveyor-cities and prowling Orb Mothers. Profit runs colder than the ice.
- #17Mercury
Keys: Mercury, Terminus, Grineer training grounds, First colony, Sun-scorched
Scorched and stripped, Mercury serves as a Grineer staging and training theater near the inner system. Early human colonies lie beneath slag and bunkers. Supply lanes and troop drops move through Terminus without pause. Whatever Orokin left here is buried under armor plate.
- #18Saturn
Keys: Saturn, Rings, Shipyards, Saturn Six, Grineer armada
The rings cradle vast Grineer shipyards forging an endless fleet. Prison moons and labor camps break dissenters, legends echoing from Saturn Six’s collapse. Fuel depots and drydocks thread the orbits like chainmail. This is the heart-lung of the Grineer war machine.
- #19Jupiter
Keys: Jupiter, Gas City, Amalgams, Corpus research, Numina towers
The Gas City floats within the storms, a Corpus metropolis where experiments birth Amalgams—machine minds blended with alien adaptation. Sky-bridges hum over turbine canyons while security proxies prowl neon catwalks. Whispered Orokin tech hides in maintenance levels. Science here is profitable and perilous.
- #20Uranus
Keys: Uranus, Sealabs, Tyl Regor, Underwater labs, Grineer oceans
An ocean world latticed with submerged Grineer laboratories under Tyl Regor’s ruthless direction. Subaquatic tile-sets house cloning vats and gene-forges among Orokin wreckage on the seabed. Combat unfolds in pressurized corridors and kelp-choked trenches. The seas themselves keep the empire’s secrets.
- #21Neptune
Keys: Neptune, Corpus Navy, Nef Anyo, Shipyards, Frozen bastion
A frozen bastion anchoring the Corpus naval grid, bristling with shipyards, drydocks, and elite patrols. Nef Anyo’s influence saturates contracts and sanctuaries for the rich. Logistics lanes gleam with carrier traffic under hard vacuum. Here, credits and cannons speak the same language.
- #22Pluto
Keys: Pluto, The Board, Corpus executives, Outer capital, Luxury stations
Seat of the Corpus Board’s power, Pluto gleams with executive spires over an ice-cold frontier. Luxury habitats mask predatory markets and mercenary security. Bidding wars decide fates faster than bullets. It is the quiet capital of corporate dominion.
- #23Europa
Keys: Europa, Ice fields, Excavation, Corpus research, Blizzard moon
An icy moon scoured by perpetual storms where the Corpus run excavation rigs and black-budget labs. Drill sites chew into ancient strata and Orokin vaults frozen in time. Convoys vanish in whiteouts as proxies hold the lines. The ground itself hides more than it yields.
- #24Ceres
Keys: Ceres, Grineer industry, Foundries, Strip mines, Logistics hub
A dwarf world turned into a single war factory—strip mines, refineries, and assembly yards stitched by railguns and smokestacks. Supply spiders web across the belt to feed distant fronts. Orokin bones lie entombed beneath slag and rust. Ceres is the Grineer’s anvil and furnace.
- #25Sedna
Keys: Sedna, Kuva strongholds, Grineer fortress, Queens’ domain, Outer belt
A fortress cluster in the outer system where the Twin Queens hoard Kuva in consecrated vaults. Batteries, bastions, and carrier groups saturate every approach. Command cadres rise and fall by ritual and blood. Few pass Sedna’s gates and return unchanged.
- #26Phobos
Keys: Phobos, Mars moon, Grineer outposts, Eroded cliffs, Excavations
A battered moon peppered with Grineer redoubts and dig sites clawed into crumbling mesas. Supply pads perch on knife-edge ridges over ancient vaults. Sand-choked conduits link bunker to bunker. Small, harsh, and strategically sharp.
- #27Eris
Keys: Eris, Infested world, Hives, Technocyte, Biomass
Once a distant outpost, Eris has become an Infested hive-world where corridors pulse with living matter. Ships and stations are cocooned in growths that spawn endless hordes. Signals return garbled by organic noise. Here, the Technocyte speaks louder than reason.
- #28Kuva Fortress
Keys: Kuva Fortress, Grineer Queens, Moving citadel, Kuva reserves, Drifting bastion
A nomadic asteroid citadel that shifts orbit to evade assault, housing the Queens’ sacred Kuva and elite guard. Corridors reshape with command whims and trapworks. Batteries and shields overlap like scales. It is temple, throne, and war-engine in one body.
- #29The Void
Keys: The Void, Orokin Towers, Corrupted, Derelict towers, Void storms
A dimension outside time where Orokin Towers drift, guarded by Corrupted warped by golden protocols. Physics fray under Void storms; doors open to elsewhere and else-when. Power and peril are the same coin here. The Void remembers every trespass.
- #30Deimos
Keys: Deimos, Cambion Drift, Entrati ruins, Infested moon, Necramechs
Mars’s moon overtaken by Infestation, reshaped into ossified valleys and living caverns. Entrati ruins and laboratories stud the Drift, where Orokin biotics met their match. Necramechs patrol between flesh-canyons and bone spires. It is a monument to ambition devoured.
- #31Zariman Ten-Zero
Keys: Zariman, Ten-Zero, Lost colony ship, Void-touched, Operator origins
A colony ship lost to the Void and returned with echoes, its corridors imprinted by trauma and impossible geometry. Here, children awoke to powers that would define the Tenno. Bulkheads hum with memories; lights flicker to voices that aren’t there. The Zariman is both cradle and curse.
- #32Earth Proxima
Keys: Earth Proxima, Railjack, Grineer fleets, Empyrean, Inner routes
The near-Earth expanse teems with Grineer patrols, carrier groups, and flak nets around industrial lanes. Derelicts and Orokin debris drift between convoy routes. Railjack crews thread minefields to disrupt logistics. Space here is crowded, angry, and loud.
- #33Saturn Proxima
Keys: Saturn Proxima, Grineer shipyards, Carrier docks, Empyrean Saturn, Fleet foundries
Orbital belts and drydocks expand Saturn’s factory-reach into open space, birthing warships under armored gantries. Escort screens and interceptors swarm trespassers. Salvage glitters in the rings for those who survive. The shipyards never sleep.
- #34Veil Proxima
Keys: Veil Proxima, Outer fringe, Unknown threats, Empyrean Veil, Black zones
On the system’s edge, the Veil is sparse, cold, and haunted by things that don’t answer hails. Distress beacons cycle without source; star-charts misalign mid-flight. Wrecks show wounds no doctrine explains. It is where maps end and rumors begin.
- #35Relays
Keys: Relays, Tenno hubs, Syndicates, Strata Relay, Public stations
Orokin-era stations repurposed as gathering hubs for Tenno and allies, where Syndicates maintain halls and merchants trade rare goods. Strata and other Relays act as neutral ground between factions, guarded by Cephalons and automated defenses. They serve as social arteries of the system. Relays fall but are rebuilt as symbols of unity.
- #36Maroo's Bazaar
Keys: Maroo’s Bazaar, Trading hub, Bazaar station, Neutral market, Treasure hunter
A drifting marketplace run by the rogue Maroo, where Tenno barter prime parts and relics without syndicate oversight. The bazaar is a lawless but safe haven, filled with opportunists, smugglers, and treasure-seekers. No allegiances are sworn here—only deals. Its orbit shifts to avoid unwanted attention.
- #37Cetus
Keys: Cetus, Earth, Ostron village, Plains of Eidolon, Ostrons
A settlement at Earth’s edge, built by the Ostrons atop shattered Orokin ruins. Traders, crafters, and fishers keep the village alive under constant Grineer pressure. Cetus opens to the Plains of Eidolon, where hunters challenge the night’s titans (Eidolons). The Unum’s tower watches silently over them all.
- #38Cetus mining
Keys: Cetus, Mining, Resources, Plains of Eidolon
Ore: Coprun, Ferros, Auron. Gems: Pyrotic Alloy, Venerol, Cuthol Tendrils, Sentirum.
- #39Fortuna
Keys: Fortuna, Venus, Solaris United, Debt-internment, Corpus resistance
Beneath Venus’s ice, Fortuna shelters the debt-bound Solaris, who work under Corpus contracts and surveillance. It doubles as a black-market hub for weapons, robotics, and survival gear. Solaris United whispers rebellion in the neon underhalls. Above, the Orb Vallis is both prison and battlefield.
- #40Necralisk
Keys: Necralisk, Deimos, Entrati family, Infested city, Cambion Drift
An Entrati enclave built into the Infested heart of Deimos, ruled by the decaying Orokin family and their mutated servants. Surrounded by the Cambion Drift, the Necralisk is a blend of gilded halls and living rot. Necraloid Cephalons mediate with the Tenno. It is both sanctuary and mausoleum. The Entrati family only know Deimos, Infestation, Void studies, Entrati family lore.
- #41Iron Wake
Keys: Iron Wake, Mars, Steel Meridian, Grineer defectors, Resistance camp
A hidden encampment on Mars where Steel Meridian rallies defectors, deserters, and sympathizers against the Grineer. Within its walls, war-torn veterans forge hope from scraps of armor and old banners. Tenno find allies and purpose here. The camp is fragile but fiercely defended.
- #42Zariman Dormizone
Keys: Zariman Dormizone, Operator quarters, Zariman hub, Tenno sanctuary, Personal space
Located aboard the Zariman, the Dormizone serves as a personal sanctuary for Operators. Customizable quarters, vendor halls, and training spaces link into the ship’s haunted corridors. It is a safe retreat in the Void’s shadow. For the Tenno, the Dormizone is both home and reminder.
- #43Orokin
Keys: Orokin, Empire, Golden Lords, False Gods, Executors
The Orokin were a decadent, immortal ruling class who spread across the Origin System with godlike arrogance. Masters of genetic engineering and Void technology, they enslaved humans, created the Grineer as soldiers, and uplifted Corpus ancestors as servants. The Orokin saw themselves as divine rulers—yet paranoia, decadence, and cruelty rotted them from within. Their fall came at the hands of the very Tenno they created, ending an age of gilded tyranny.
- #44Grineer
Keys: Grineer, Clones, Twin Queens, Militaristic empire, Grineer empire
The Grineer are a clone army born from Orokin labor stock, once tools of war, now an empire of decaying flesh. Their cloning process leads to genetic degradation, countered by crude cybernetics. They are ruled by the mysterious Twin Queens, who maintain dominion through fear and zealotry. Expansionist, brutal, and industrial, the Grineer conquer entire worlds, enslaving and stripping them for resources. Their vast fleets dominate Earth, Mars, Saturn, and beyond. The Grineer only know cloning, war, expansion, basic Orokin ruins. Do not understand Orokin science deeply.
- #45Corpus
Keys: Corpus, Merchants, Profit cult, Board, Crewmen
The Corpus are a powerful merchant cult devoted to profit, technology, and control. Originating from Orokin-era merchant guilds, they built their empire on trade and robotics. Ruled by the shadowy Corpus Board, their doctrine is that all things—including people—are commodities. Debt-bonds enslave countless workers, while proxy armies of robotic Moas and Ospreys enforce their will. Their leaders are fanatics of profit, sacrificing morality for credits and control. The corpus know trade, robotics, profit, Orokin relic market. Do not understand the Void or Infestation beyond exploitation.
- #46Infestation
Keys: Infested, Technocyte plague, Infestation, Mutalist, Helminth
The Infestation is a technocyte plague unleashed during Orokin experiments, a living techno-organic blight capable of reshaping flesh and machine into monstrosities. It spreads across ships, derelicts, and entire worlds, forming hives of grotesque biomass. The Helminth strain on the Orbiter is a controlled remnant of this plague. Though mindless in appearance, the Infestation displays hive intelligence, capable of spawning unique horrors and even sustaining entire ecosystems on Deimos.
- #47Sentients
Keys: Sentients, Tau system, Hunhow, Natah, Eidolons
The Sentients were biomechanical constructs engineered by the Orokin to terraform the distant Tau System. But they evolved beyond their programming, rejecting Orokin control and waging the Old War in defiance. Adaptive and nearly immortal, Sentients could repair and strengthen themselves against any weapon used against them. Leaders like Hunhow and Erra guided their war against the Empire, while Natah infiltrated the Tenno as the Lotus. On Earth, broken Sentients manifest as towering Eidolons haunting the Plains of Eidolon.
- #48Tenno
Keys: Tenno, Operators, Void children, Zariman survivors, Warframe pilots
The Tenno are children of the Zariman Ten Zero disaster, transformed by the Void into beings of immense power. Feared and misunderstood, they were hidden by the Lotus and trained to wield Warframes—biomechanical warriors created through the Helminth process. The Tenno ended the Orokin Empire in the Old War and later reawakened to confront the fractured Origin System. Their role shifts between mercenary, protector, and executioner, but their power is undeniable.
- #49Solaris United
Keys: Solaris United, Fortuna, Venus resistance, Solaris, Debt-internment
Solaris United is the underground resistance of the Solaris people, debt-slaves forced into labor by the Corpus. Bound by debt-bonds, most Solaris live in servitude beneath Fortuna, mining, crafting, and building for their Corpus masters. Solaris United fights for freedom in secret, led by the enigmatic Eudico. Their rebellion fuels hope, but survival under constant surveillance is fraught with risk. They only know Orb Vallis, Corpus exploitation, debt-internment, robotics.
- #50Ostrons
Keys: Ostrons, Cetus, Plains of Eidolon, Ostron village, Fishers
The Ostrons are a human people living in Cetus on Earth, harvesting resources from the Plains of Eidolon and building their lives in the shadow of the Unum’s tower. They are artisans, fishers, and traders, carving wealth from bone, fish, and salvage. They fiercely resist Grineer exploitation while protecting the sacred lands where Eidolons roam. The Unum, their mysterious guiding force, shapes their destiny in silence. They only know the Plains of Eidolon, Grineer presence, fishing, mining, Eidolons.
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