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** Those could easily be Corpus-style proxies.
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Hence why Sprag perceives the Tenno as "shiny bugs" - because she is seeing their true auras and innards.
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Hence why Sprag perceives the Tenno as "shiny bugs" - because she is seeing their true auras and innards.innards.
[[WMG: Chroma's dragon pelt used to be a separate Infested entity]]
The original Chroma used to just be the regular, Oberon/Excalibur-like warframe you see when he takes off the dragon hide. At some point during the Sentient war, the original Chroma (who perhaps had simpler, color-based abilities) was called on to dispatch a big, dragon-ish Infested beast that had gotten out of control. The Warframe's organic technology and the Technocyte virus apparently have much in common, so cunning Chroma flayed the fallen Infested monster, and integrated its remains into his Warframe, boosting his abilities to the powerful elemental ones he uses today. The pelt was copied into the non-Prime versions of the Chroma warframe when they were manufactured, and so the dragon warframe came to be.
[[WMG: Chroma's dragon pelt used to be a separate Infested entity]]
The original Chroma used to just be the regular, Oberon/Excalibur-like warframe you see when he takes off the dragon hide. At some point during the Sentient war, the original Chroma (who perhaps had simpler, color-based abilities) was called on to dispatch a big, dragon-ish Infested beast that had gotten out of control. The Warframe's organic technology and the Technocyte virus apparently have much in common, so cunning Chroma flayed the fallen Infested monster, and integrated its remains into his Warframe, boosting his abilities to the powerful elemental ones he uses today. The pelt was copied into the non-Prime versions of the Chroma warframe when they were manufactured, and so the dragon warframe came to be.
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** The existence of Cephalons casts some doubt on this theory, although not enough to completely disprove it.
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* Whatever the the Sentients are, they definitely don't seem to be human in the Tombs of the Sentient trailer.
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* confirmed as of the launch of the syndicates (the final form of the "proxy wars"), the restective splinter factions are:
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* confirmed as of the launch of the syndicates (the final form of the "proxy wars"), the restective respective splinter factions are:
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* confirmed as of the launch of the syndicates (the final form of the "proxy wars"), the restective splinter factions are:
**'''split from the grineer:''' the steel meridian, lead by a grineer deserter it's members are both other grineer deserters and regular humans. they focus on protecting the peacefull collonies scattered throughout the system fro many who would harm them.
**'''split from the corpus:''' the perrin sequence, made out of corpus deserter and other humans. they focus on peacefull, pro-greneral well being trading, in their representative's word's "a shared prosperity can bring a shared peace".
**'''split from the grineer:''' the steel meridian, lead by a grineer deserter it's members are both other grineer deserters and regular humans. they focus on protecting the peacefull collonies scattered throughout the system fro many who would harm them.
**'''split from the corpus:''' the perrin sequence, made out of corpus deserter and other humans. they focus on peacefull, pro-greneral well being trading, in their representative's word's "a shared prosperity can bring a shared peace".
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From the very beginning, they have been a clone race. This also explains why there are ''two'' queens rather than one. An old Orokin female corpse was thrown into one of those clone machine things to make the queens, and the leftovers were used as the basis for Scorpions, Heavy Gunners, and individuals like Sprag, Ven'kra Tel, and Kela de Thaym.
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From the very beginning, they have been a clone race. This also explains why there are ''two'' queens rather than one. An old Orokin female corpse was thrown into one of those clone machine things to make the queens, and the leftovers were used as the basis for Scorpions, Heavy Gunners, Ballistas, and individuals like Sprag, Ven'kra Tel, and Kela de Thaym.Thaym.
[[WMG: Some Grineer have an eye (or two) replaced to let them see Tenno energy]]
Hence why Sprag perceives the Tenno as "shiny bugs" - because she is seeing their true auras and innards.
[[WMG: Some Grineer have an eye (or two) replaced to let them see Tenno energy]]
Hence why Sprag perceives the Tenno as "shiny bugs" - because she is seeing their true auras and innards.
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During the original Mirage's last stand, she ran out of energy, had a ship dropped on her, lost her shields, and just kept killing - even when reduced to fighting barehanded. A modern Tenno, especially a squishy caster like Mirage, would die near-instantly in such a scenario against high-level foes. And Mirage was doing this vs the Sentients, not the pathetic (in comparison) Grinner, Corpus, or Infested.
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During the original Mirage's last stand, she ran out of energy, had a ship dropped on her, lost her shields, and just kept killing - even when reduced to fighting barehanded. A modern Tenno, especially a squishy caster like Mirage, would die near-instantly in such a scenario against high-level foes. And Mirage was doing this vs the Sentients, not the pathetic (in comparison) Grinner, Corpus, or Infested.Infested.
[[WMG: The Grineer Queens are degraded clones of an Orokin woman]]
From the very beginning, they have been a clone race. This also explains why there are ''two'' queens rather than one. An old Orokin female corpse was thrown into one of those clone machine things to make the queens, and the leftovers were used as the basis for Scorpions, Heavy Gunners, and individuals like Sprag, Ven'kra Tel, and Kela de Thaym.
[[WMG: The Grineer Queens are degraded clones of an Orokin woman]]
From the very beginning, they have been a clone race. This also explains why there are ''two'' queens rather than one. An old Orokin female corpse was thrown into one of those clone machine things to make the queens, and the leftovers were used as the basis for Scorpions, Heavy Gunners, and individuals like Sprag, Ven'kra Tel, and Kela de Thaym.
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The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original users?
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The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original users?users?
[[WMG: The current Tenno are greatly weakened from their strength during the Old War]]
During the original Mirage's last stand, she ran out of energy, had a ship dropped on her, lost her shields, and just kept killing - even when reduced to fighting barehanded. A modern Tenno, especially a squishy caster like Mirage, would die near-instantly in such a scenario against high-level foes. And Mirage was doing this vs the Sentients, not the pathetic (in comparison) Grinner, Corpus, or Infested.
[[WMG: The current Tenno are greatly weakened from their strength during the Old War]]
During the original Mirage's last stand, she ran out of energy, had a ship dropped on her, lost her shields, and just kept killing - even when reduced to fighting barehanded. A modern Tenno, especially a squishy caster like Mirage, would die near-instantly in such a scenario against high-level foes. And Mirage was doing this vs the Sentients, not the pathetic (in comparison) Grinner, Corpus, or Infested.
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* There's a fan theory somewhere that explains the Retcon as Lotus becoming more accustomed to a HiveMind
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The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original masters?
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The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original masters?users?
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He built his suit out of Tenno he sniped. He may also have later shared the Dispel tech with the Corpus, or the other way around.
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He built his suit out of Tenno he sniped. He may also have later shared the Dispel tech with the Corpus, or the other way around.around.
[[WMG: The Sentients were [[VideoGame/{{Homeworld}} Hiigarans]] or VideoGame/{{X-COM}}.]]
The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original masters?
[[WMG: The Sentients were [[VideoGame/{{Homeworld}} Hiigarans]] or VideoGame/{{X-COM}}.]]
The lore says the Orokin were forced to resort to the Tenno because the Sentients just reverse-engineered everything else that was thrown at them. Who else would fit better than these gods of ganking enemy tech and turning it on the original masters?
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It seems more likely that with the upcoming Proxy Wars system as told by DE, that Tenno can choose these splitting branches of the Corpus and Grineer as one of the factions that they will support.
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It seems more likely that with the upcoming Proxy Wars system as told by DE, that Tenno can choose these splitting branches of the Corpus and Grineer as one of the factions that they will support.support.
[[WMG: The Stalker was originally a zero-tech]]
He built his suit out of Tenno he sniped. He may also have later shared the Dispel tech with the Corpus, or the other way around.
[[WMG: The Stalker was originally a zero-tech]]
He built his suit out of Tenno he sniped. He may also have later shared the Dispel tech with the Corpus, or the other way around.
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Hayden Tenno is confirmed to be the first Tenno. Seeing as he was likely rescued by the Orokin at some point and possibly their first in command, it would make sense that he would be loyal to them. Similarly, the Stalker's frame resembles the Excalibur, confirmed to be the first warframe. He could be something of a SuperPrototype, which is why his powers would later be used and adapted to other frames.
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Hayden Tenno is confirmed to be the first Tenno. Seeing as he was likely rescued by the Orokin at some point and possibly their first in command, it would make sense that he would be loyal to them. Similarly, the Stalker's frame resembles the Excalibur, confirmed to be the first warframe. He could be something of a SuperPrototype, which is why his powers would later be used and adapted to other frames.frames.
[[WMG:The Grineer and Corpus factions will suffer from infighting and split into to smaller groups.]]
We've already seen that Corpus don't necessarily work out all of their inner conflicts peacefully during the Alad V event where Frohd Beck was willing to sell Alad V's location out. Players will notice that the crewmen in Jupiter, where Alad V is located, have differing main weapons and proxies at their disposal compared to the main bulk of the Corpus, showing the split within the faction.
Sargus Ruk and Vay Hek also seem to be at odds with each other as a result of Hek's releasing of the Grustag Three. Sargus Ruk explicitly calls Hek out on this move and basically condemns Hek to whatever fate befalls him.
It seems more likely that with the upcoming Proxy Wars system as told by DE, that Tenno can choose these splitting branches of the Corpus and Grineer as one of the factions that they will support.
[[WMG:The Grineer and Corpus factions will suffer from infighting and split into to smaller groups.]]
We've already seen that Corpus don't necessarily work out all of their inner conflicts peacefully during the Alad V event where Frohd Beck was willing to sell Alad V's location out. Players will notice that the crewmen in Jupiter, where Alad V is located, have differing main weapons and proxies at their disposal compared to the main bulk of the Corpus, showing the split within the faction.
Sargus Ruk and Vay Hek also seem to be at odds with each other as a result of Hek's releasing of the Grustag Three. Sargus Ruk explicitly calls Hek out on this move and basically condemns Hek to whatever fate befalls him.
It seems more likely that with the upcoming Proxy Wars system as told by DE, that Tenno can choose these splitting branches of the Corpus and Grineer as one of the factions that they will support.
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** This is very much likely, as her new-ish animated image appears as a woman attached to numerous thick wires.
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[[WMG: It's not "Orokin", it's "Awoken".]]
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[[WMG: It's not "Orokin", it's "Awoken".]]]]
[[WMG:[[VideoGame/{{DarkSector}} Hayden Tenno]] is the Stalker]]
Hayden Tenno is confirmed to be the first Tenno. Seeing as he was likely rescued by the Orokin at some point and possibly their first in command, it would make sense that he would be loyal to them. Similarly, the Stalker's frame resembles the Excalibur, confirmed to be the first warframe. He could be something of a SuperPrototype, which is why his powers would later be used and adapted to other frames.
[[WMG:[[VideoGame/{{DarkSector}} Hayden Tenno]] is the Stalker]]
Hayden Tenno is confirmed to be the first Tenno. Seeing as he was likely rescued by the Orokin at some point and possibly their first in command, it would make sense that he would be loyal to them. Similarly, the Stalker's frame resembles the Excalibur, confirmed to be the first warframe. He could be something of a SuperPrototype, which is why his powers would later be used and adapted to other frames.
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[[WMG: It's not "Orokin", it's "Awoken".]]
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* Bonus points if the Sentients end up being based on samurai.samurai.
[[WMG:The Orokin were human, so were the Sentients, and the Tenno were mind-controlled.]]
Alright, so, recap of what we know: mysterious race Orokin fight mysterious race Sentients, Orokin find that the Void mutates members of their race, and use those mutations plus super-tech to make kick-ass soldiers. With me so far? Cool. Since the Tenno prtty much look human, and since we know they used to be Orokin, we can then infer that the Orokin were also human. Now, on to the theory.
The Orokin and the Sentients were both human. The conflict between them wasn't an alien invasion or an attempt to conquer, it was a civil war. The Orokin embarked on the standard campaign of dehumanizing your enemy that seems to happen in most wars, and were either wildly successful or the war went on for so long (or both) that people actually stopped thinking they were the same race. So, they fight. The Orokin start to lose. Then, they find out that this Void thing mutates people and gives them people superpowers. Then, they find a way to turn these mutants into Super Soldiers. Awesome! But what's even better than Super Soldiers? Mind Controlled Super Soldiers! You wouldn't want your soldiers who were deliberately exposed to potentially torturous and traumatizing events that gave them superpowers to walk around without control bolts, would you?
So, the Tenno, wearing those nifty control crowns you can see on the Corrupted, start to fight the Sentients. Maybe they even go along with the control crown thing, were told they prevented the Tenno from going crazy because of their experiences. But then, in the process of their fights, the Tenno discover that their adversaries aren't aliens at all, they're really other humans fighting for... something. Survival, maybe. And suddenly, a heroic campaign to protect the human race from extinction turns into good ol' genocide. The Tenno (or most of them, at least; see below) want to stop. But those fancy crowns won't let them; the Orokin programmed them to keep killing Sentients until there's nothing left.
Eventually, the war is over, and the Tenno come home hailed a saviors by the public. But, there's a problem: the Tenno are no longer under Orokin control. Maybe they found a way to subvert the crowns; maybe the Orokin forgot to program in a "don't turn on your creators" subroutine; maybe all commands were only programmed in light of the war, and with the war over the Tenno became free again. Not sure. But in any case, the Tenno come back, pretend to still be loyal soldiers, and, once they get close enough, skewer their former masters. The Tenno go on a rampage, killing both the Orokin scientists who brainwashed them and the leaders who ordered it to happen. Eventually, everyone who knows how to make or work the advanced technology is dead, and the Orokin survivors are scattered, beginning a dark age that leads to the rise of the Grineer Empire and Corpus company, while the technocyte plague the Orokin developed for war runs out of control.
So the Tenno got their vengeance. But they still have those crowns, and they don't want someone else coming along and figuring out a way to program them again. So they try to remove them; problem is, they killed everyone who would know how, and their own attempts have... unpleasant consequences. Namely, massive brain damage. Eventually, through trial and error, the Tenno find a way to remove the crowns and stick themselves into healing/stasis pods that slowly repair their damaged brains. Problem is, complete amnesia is still a side effect, and the healing takes time. Lots of time. So, the Tenno make preparations to initiate healing en masse and leave someone behind to watch out for them. Like the Lotus. Or someone who the current Lotus killed before taking her place. Or something. So, time goes by, the Lotus is replaced or controlled or decides it would be awesome to use her former comrades for personal game, and so upon awakening the amnesiac Tenno lies to them and uses them for her own gain.
But what of the Tenno that didn't disagree? The ones who thought the Orokin were right, brainwashing be damned? Well, they stay active while the rest of the Tenno go to sleep and forget themselves, watching the system, or even the galaxy, descend into chaos and develop a bitter hatred for their traitorous comrades. They call themselves the Stalkers (yes, they, I refuse to believe it's just one guy) and wait for the Tenno to wake back up. Because they don't want the Tenno to die peacefully in cryosleep, oh no. They have to suffer. So they watch, and wait, and try to protect the remnants of Orokin civilization that humanity has become.
I might come back and clean this up later, I realize it's kind of a mess as is.
[[WMG:The Orokin were human, so were the Sentients, and the Tenno were mind-controlled.]]
Alright, so, recap of what we know: mysterious race Orokin fight mysterious race Sentients, Orokin find that the Void mutates members of their race, and use those mutations plus super-tech to make kick-ass soldiers. With me so far? Cool. Since the Tenno prtty much look human, and since we know they used to be Orokin, we can then infer that the Orokin were also human. Now, on to the theory.
The Orokin and the Sentients were both human. The conflict between them wasn't an alien invasion or an attempt to conquer, it was a civil war. The Orokin embarked on the standard campaign of dehumanizing your enemy that seems to happen in most wars, and were either wildly successful or the war went on for so long (or both) that people actually stopped thinking they were the same race. So, they fight. The Orokin start to lose. Then, they find out that this Void thing mutates people and gives them people superpowers. Then, they find a way to turn these mutants into Super Soldiers. Awesome! But what's even better than Super Soldiers? Mind Controlled Super Soldiers! You wouldn't want your soldiers who were deliberately exposed to potentially torturous and traumatizing events that gave them superpowers to walk around without control bolts, would you?
So, the Tenno, wearing those nifty control crowns you can see on the Corrupted, start to fight the Sentients. Maybe they even go along with the control crown thing, were told they prevented the Tenno from going crazy because of their experiences. But then, in the process of their fights, the Tenno discover that their adversaries aren't aliens at all, they're really other humans fighting for... something. Survival, maybe. And suddenly, a heroic campaign to protect the human race from extinction turns into good ol' genocide. The Tenno (or most of them, at least; see below) want to stop. But those fancy crowns won't let them; the Orokin programmed them to keep killing Sentients until there's nothing left.
Eventually, the war is over, and the Tenno come home hailed a saviors by the public. But, there's a problem: the Tenno are no longer under Orokin control. Maybe they found a way to subvert the crowns; maybe the Orokin forgot to program in a "don't turn on your creators" subroutine; maybe all commands were only programmed in light of the war, and with the war over the Tenno became free again. Not sure. But in any case, the Tenno come back, pretend to still be loyal soldiers, and, once they get close enough, skewer their former masters. The Tenno go on a rampage, killing both the Orokin scientists who brainwashed them and the leaders who ordered it to happen. Eventually, everyone who knows how to make or work the advanced technology is dead, and the Orokin survivors are scattered, beginning a dark age that leads to the rise of the Grineer Empire and Corpus company, while the technocyte plague the Orokin developed for war runs out of control.
So the Tenno got their vengeance. But they still have those crowns, and they don't want someone else coming along and figuring out a way to program them again. So they try to remove them; problem is, they killed everyone who would know how, and their own attempts have... unpleasant consequences. Namely, massive brain damage. Eventually, through trial and error, the Tenno find a way to remove the crowns and stick themselves into healing/stasis pods that slowly repair their damaged brains. Problem is, complete amnesia is still a side effect, and the healing takes time. Lots of time. So, the Tenno make preparations to initiate healing en masse and leave someone behind to watch out for them. Like the Lotus. Or someone who the current Lotus killed before taking her place. Or something. So, time goes by, the Lotus is replaced or controlled or decides it would be awesome to use her former comrades for personal game, and so upon awakening the amnesiac Tenno lies to them and uses them for her own gain.
But what of the Tenno that didn't disagree? The ones who thought the Orokin were right, brainwashing be damned? Well, they stay active while the rest of the Tenno go to sleep and forget themselves, watching the system, or even the galaxy, descend into chaos and develop a bitter hatred for their traitorous comrades. They call themselves the Stalkers (yes, they, I refuse to believe it's just one guy) and wait for the Tenno to wake back up. Because they don't want the Tenno to die peacefully in cryosleep, oh no. They have to suffer. So they watch, and wait, and try to protect the remnants of Orokin civilization that humanity has become.
I might come back and clean this up later, I realize it's kind of a mess as is.
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* Possibly a joke, but the developers have stated on a live stream that Hayden of DarkSector was the first of the Tenno, which would put a crack in this theory if Dark Sector took place in present day.
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* Possibly a joke, but the developers have stated on a live stream that Hayden of DarkSector VideoGame/DarkSector was the first of the Tenno, which would put a crack in this theory if Dark Sector took place in present day.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a hierarchic culture that focused more on pragmatic, manipulative, even fascist methods while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor, justice and equality. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/deploying the Neural Sentry against an unsuspecting lower class to keep them in line). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained [[DarkSector Technocyte Virus]] upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and slaughtered the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to prepare the galaxy for the return of the Orokin Empire (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles)- or if they simply survived a suicide mission- and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a hierarchic culture that focused more on pragmatic, manipulative, even fascist methods while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor, justice and equality. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/deploying the Neural Sentry against an unsuspecting lower class to keep them in line). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained [[DarkSector [[VideoGame/DarkSector Technocyte Virus]] upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and slaughtered the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to prepare the galaxy for the return of the Orokin Empire (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles)- or if they simply survived a suicide mission- and he complies to his lone master.
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* Because let's face it- the Lotus is accented with gold. Gold only represents one thing in Warframe.
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* Because let's face it- the Lotus is accented with gold. Gold only represents one thing in Warframe.Warframe; she just toned down on the white.
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[[WMG:The Orokin were the bad guys, and so is Lotus.]]
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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[[WMG:The Orokin were [[LightIsNotGood the bad guys, guys]], and so is Lotus.]]
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a hierarchic culture that focused more onpragmatic and manipulative courses of action pragmatic, manipulative, even fascist methods while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor honor, justice and justice. equality. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing creating/deploying the Neural Sentry). Sentry against an unsuspecting lower class to keep them in line). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained [[DarkSector Technocyte Virus Virus]] upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed slaughtered the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make prepare the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin Empire (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), battles)- or if they simply survived a suicide mission- and he complies to his lone master.master.
* Because let's face it- the Lotus is accented with gold. Gold only represents one thing in Warframe.
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* Because let's face it- the Lotus is accented with gold. Gold only represents one thing in Warframe.
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* The Stalker half is {{Jossed}} by his Codex entry.
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Tenno seem to be hermaphroditic or possibly even unisex organisms due to their ability to equip any Warframe and gain or lose various sexual characteristics. However, when the Lotus refers to the ''Warframes'' she uses phrases such as "he is a force to be reckoned with" or "use her wisely"- the Tenno don't have genders, but the Warframes ''do''. It's possible that the Warframes aren't just high-tech suits, but some kind of symbiotic, artificial organism initially engineered by the Orokin.
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Tenno seem to be hermaphroditic or possibly even unisex organisms organisms/energy beings due to their ability to equip any Warframe and gain or lose various sexual characteristics. However, when the Lotus refers to the ''Warframes'' she uses phrases such as "he is a force to be reckoned with" or "use her wisely"- the Tenno don't have genders, but the Warframes ''do''. It's possible that the Warframes aren't just high-tech suits, but some kind of symbiotic, artificial organism initially engineered by the Orokin.
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[[WMG:The Orokin were the bad guys.]]
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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[[WMG:The Orokin were the bad guys.guys, and so is Lotus.]]
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped outthe species their enemies they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for the return of the Orokin (purging the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno Tenno, possibly even TheDragon to the Orokin leader (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); he might have even been the first Excalibur, if not a prototype. The Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their the return of the Orokin (purging their the Tennos' cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.master.
* Bonus points if the Sentients end up being based on samurai.
* Bonus points if the Sentients end up being based on samurai.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species.species- in the same way humans divide themselves based on nationality. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''We are your flesh''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either- Golem did say, after all, "''We "''[[LiteralMetaphor We are your flesh''"); flesh]]''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a faction that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a faction culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. Tenno, a small faction of deadly but untested warriors. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); either- Golem did say, after all, "''We are your flesh''"); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. return (purging their cryopods such that their memories would be lost was calculated). The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, truth (as they might after the various exposition-filled boss battles), and he complies to his lone master.
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The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
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[[WMG:The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species.bad guys.]]
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were aculture faction that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species. The Orokin were a
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The woman eventually finds her voice changing, memories she didn't have yesterday flooding her mind. She feels herself becoming the mask. This would explain why she weaves in and out of a modulated voice, along with her newer voice clips.
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The woman eventually finds her voice changing, memories she didn't have yesterday flooding her mind. She feels herself becoming the mask. This would explain why she weaves in and out of a modulated voice, along with her newer voice clips.clips.
[[WMG:The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species.]]
The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
[[WMG:The Orokin and Sentients were different cultural/ideological factions of the same species.]]
The Orokin were a culture that focused more on pragmatic and manipulative courses of action while the Sentients had a deeper sense of honor and justice. These conflicting ideologies escalated to all-out war, with the Sentients likely trying to correct some wrong the Orokin caused for the sake of progress (such as creating/employing the Neural Sentry). The Orokin, true to their pragmatism, unleashed the long-contained Technocyte Virus upon their enemies, and when that failed, turned to the Tenno. The Tenno fought the Sentients, but even as they wiped out the species they came to understand their reasons and adopt their philosophies (and seeing a few of them [[BodyHorror mutate into Ancients]] couldn't hurt either); in the end, the Tenno turned and destroyed the Orokin as well. The Stalker was a lone InspectorJavert among the Tenno (thereby sticking to his beliefs that the Orokin were incorruptible and the traitorous Tenno were to be punished); the Lotus was an Orokin survivor, possibly even the one who originally locked the Tenno away, and has now awakened them to make the galaxy safe for their return. The Lotus leaks information on Tenno whereabouts to the Stalker to dispose of them when they get too close to finding out the truth, and he complies to his lone master.
