History Characters / Warframe

* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler:He's the Lotus' progenitor.]]

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The leader of the Sentients in the Origin System who was sealed in a tomb on Uranus. Tyl Regor wakes him up during the Natah quest, nearly dooming everyone in the process. Also happens to be [[spoiler:Lotus's father]].
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* FromBadToWorse: If the interstellar CivilWar wasn't enough of a mess, [[spoiler:[[MadScientist Tyl Regor]] and the [[BigGood Lotus]] awaken the solidified Sentient HiveMind via [[NiceJobBreakingItHero Lotus' defection from the Sentients]].]]

!!!Palladino

* JerkassHasAPoint: During the Octavia's Anthem quest he harshly suggests to cut Suda off the cephalon weave fearing that her corruption coould spread to other cephalons. [[spoiler: He proves to be absolutely right and even worse when Hunhow uses his control over Suda to subvert and take Ordis out of commission.]]

* WasOnceAMan: All of them.
** With the Infested MOA and Ospreys and revamped J3-Golem, dilute that down to "most of them".

* LastOfHisKind: [[spoiler:[[BiggerBad The Grineer Queens]] are the last known living Orokin in the present setting. On a similar note, Teshin is seemingly the last Dax.]]

An upcoming Syndicate that will appear in the upcoming Venus open-world. We don't know much about them, other than the fact that they have some involvement with the Solar Rails.

* AdaptiveAbility: Hunhow-derived Sentient enemy units such Battlelysts or Shadow Stalker have the ability to adapt to a specific damage type/element after some time, making them immune to that and forcing you to switch up.

* ClippedWingAngel: [[spoiler: Shadow Stalker, the "upgraded" version of Stalker after The Second Dream, is less threatening than his original form in almost every way. All of his weapons have been traded in for War, but War's {{Sword Beam}}s are much slower and brightly visible compared to Dread and Despair, and War's blade isn't really an improvement over Hate. His TeleportSpam is dialed back tremendously, and he doesn't seem to use Shuriken or Absorb. He can throw grenades, but his throwing arc is slow and he's terrible at leading his shots. His only advantage over his previous form is his Sentient-type hit points, wherein he slowly gains a 90% damage reduction throughout the fight if you don't bring a varied arsenal of elemental damage types (and if you do, he goes down almost as quickly as before).]]

* VirtualTrainingSimulation: Gain enough standing with Simaris, and he will allow you into the Simulacrum, where you can face virtual copies of enemies you've scanned with your Codex.

Once a Sentient fleet mind that assaulted the Unums tower, it was killed by the original Gara. Its fragments still haunt the land near Cetus, giving them the name Plains of Eidolon.

* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Eidolon Teralysts, whose wails and footsteps can be heard far across the plains.

* InvincibleMinorMinion: Eidolon Vomvalysts, which are the most and weakest type of Sentient in the game, yet once killed, turn into spectral entities that are ''completely immune'' to most forms of damage. They lost this status once [[spoiler:you unlock your operator abilities]], though, and their spectral forms can be destroyed by moving them close to Eidolon lures.
* MachineWorship: The Ostrons built a shrine in honor of the Ganutlyst, and see the Hydrolyst as an omen of natural disasters.

* WalkingWasteland: The Eidolon did something to the water, causing it to give a magnetic proc to Warframes and the "shock of your life" to anyone else.
** The Hydrolyst is powerful enough that its mere presence alters the weather around it.

* WeHaveReserves: Averted. As the Sentients were all sterilized when they used the void rails to return, it could not create new Sentients, and was appropriately catious.
** AttackAttackAttack: Once it realized the Unum's Kuva could [[CloneArmy partly]] [[MeSACrowd undo this]].

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** LogicalWeakness: [[spoiler:Thanks to this uncanny design flaw, it is enough for the Tenno's Warframe to effectively kill Hunhow since the only thing that keeps his heart from being broken is the arch that can be ripped open with their bare hands.]]

Once, the Orokin ruled the Origin System, a race of seemingly immaculate posthuman immortals armed with advanced technology that has yet to be replicated. They led humanity in what was seemingly a GoldenAge, in an era of science, reason, and [[AbusivePrecursors things we're better off not mentioning]] as rulers of the System. Now long-vanished, the only living remnants of them seem to be the guardians of the Orokin structures in the Void: strange towers inhabited and defended by "Corrupted". Corrupted are Grineer and Corpus troops, with the occasional Infested Ancient, who have fallen to the tower's AI defenses and been remade into a loyal servant force.

* AmbiguousRobot: On one hand they seem to be AI, referred to by Simaris as "Synthetics" and are clearly made from some kind of metal. Yet they bleed and have some kind of gelatinous flesh.
** Best exemplified in the Sentient Cores, as it is uncertain whether they should be classified as device or organ.

* AdventurerArchaeologist: More of the "treasure hunter" variety, but she gives quests that send players to find Ayatan statues within the Orokin Void, which can be placed in your Liset as decorations or be processed into Endo to upgrade mods.

* HumanoidAbomination: An AnthrophomorphicPersonification of the Void or the collective psychotic delusion of the Tenno brought to life, manifesting either as a humanoid LivingShadow or a malevolent doppelganger with [[GlowingEyesOfDoom eyes that look like galaxies]]

* AlienLunch: In case it wasn't clear, they harvest blubber from an ''ancient tower.''

* TruceZone: Cetus is a no-weapons zone protected by the power and authority of the Unum. Anyone approaching the settlement with hostile intentions (such as the Grineer) will find their vehicles, weapons and communications malfunctioning and rendered useless. Corpus ships can also be observed coming in and out of the port.

[[spoiler:In reality, Teshin ''Dax'' is the [[LastOfHisKind last of the Orokin's caste of Dax Soldiers]], a group of {{Elite Mook}}s who were given great power, at the cost of being genetically hard-wired to obey anyone who possessed Kuva, a material that served as the symbol of the Orokin's dominion. In Teshin's case, this means he is the personal slave of the Grineer's Twin Queens, which takes a turn for the worse once they order him to bring them a Zariman Child for the Elder Queen's Continuity Ritual during the events of ''The War Within''.]]

!! Sand People

* TheVoice: Never makes an appearance in person since she's dead, only appearing as a voice narrating the story of Inaros to her son.

!! Mycona

!! The Stalker

! The Stalker's Acolytes

! The Sentients

** AttackAttackAttack: Once it realized the Unums Kuva could [[CloneArmy partly]] [[MeSACrowd undo this]].

Also known as the "Void Trader," Baro Ki'Teer is a merchant who periodically appears in the various Tenno-controlled Relays around the Origin System, trading in the various Prime components that can be looted from the Void and Orokin Derelicts. He offers extremely rare items from the Void that can't be found anywhere else, assuming Tenno are willing to pay his prices.

A female Archimedian, she was a brilliant member of the Orokin scientist caste. [[spoiler: She sheltered the surviving children of Zariman 10-0 who would later become the Tenno, and developed the [[BodySurf Transference]] technology, one of the cornerstones of Tenno existence. She was later executed by the decree of the Orokin Executor council.]]

A group of people immune to the Infested technocyte virus who make their living harvesting and selling Infested tissue.

!! Cetus