History Characters / WarframeVoid

* PsychoactivePowers: One of Lodun's idle lines implies that he and the rest of the courtiers don't enter their Orowyrm form at the end of a spiral intentionally, but instead their violent surge of emotions makes them lose control [[PowerIncontinence and forces them into transforming.]]

* ApathyKilledTheCat: Based on Cavalero's message when an Incarnon Genesis adapter is first acquired, there are people in the Origin System who know about Duviri (him included.) They all just don't care, leaving them unable to associate things like the Thrax or [[spoiler:anything related to the Drifter]] with the place.

* OutsideContextProblem: They are this for the Holdfasts, as their primary threat [[spoiler: aboard the Zariman]] are the Void Angels, yet have no idea what these are or where they come from.

* BlackSpeech: Its true form speaks in a language that Albrecht Entrati called "Voidtongue". Since it is not translated, we have no idea what it is saying.

* BodyHorror: Void contamination can corrupt the bodies of living and dead creatures just as easily as materials, and the results are not pretty. [[spoiler:The Holdfasts have this across each of their faces when the Tenno meet them, showing how close they were to becoming Void Angels before the Tenno's presence started healing them.]] Even without any corruption, realms such as Duviri are readily occupied by Dax and Thrax soldiers, whose bodies would be considered perfectly humanlike if it weren't for their skeletons [[DemBones being almost entirely exposed]].

* HostileTerraforming: Where they've taken root, they turn Albrecht's laboratories into an [[EldritchLocation enormous]] desert landscape dotted with megaliths and stone...and plenty of sand for them to hide in.

* SummonBiggerFish: Rouge Culverins will occasionally attempt to summon a rogue [[MiniMecha Voidrig]] to the fight. Considering the potential for said enemy to wipe the floor with you, [[AntiFrustrationFeatures a loud alarm blares and a new icon indicates when a Culverin starts summoning]].

* RockMonster: They certainly evoke the image of one. While their limbs are not made of rock, their "bodies" are made from the rock-like material found in the Indifference's realm.

* LivingStatue: It shows up at the very end of ''The New War'', sitting on top of an enormous statue depicting a Vitruvian Man-like... thing. The statue proceeds to ''smile'', chanting "Oull - Ris - Xata - Vome. Khra - Lohk,"[[labelnote:The Sequence]]"Through endless faces, countless forms, a multitude unfolds" - "In luminous space, blackened stars, they gaze, accuse, deny" - "Its heralds are the stars it fells, the sky and earth aflame" - "To cosmic madness, laws submit, though stalwart minds entreat". "To cosmic forms from tangent planes, we end as we began" - "From brooding gulfs are we beheld by that which bears no name",[[/labelnote]] before disappearing again.

* GettingSmilesPaintedOnYourSoul: She'd do it if she could, but she settles for the next best thing: Forcing everybody in Duviri to be happy and actively punishing everybody who isn't happy so that, later on, they'll be happy when the punishment is over.

* GreaterScopeVillain: Averted so far, but the foundation for this trope is being laid out. It doesn't help that the Sentients, who have filled this role until now, are '''absolutely terrified of it'''. ''The New War'' shows why; it appears at the heart of Sentient power, completely unaffected by everything going on, and recites the names of some of the the Requiem Mods in a specific sequence to Natah, showing that it predicted the events of ''The New War'' well before it ever began. It then vanishes as quickly as it came.

* HiddenAgendaVillain: If it ''is'' a villain. The Man in the Wall taunts you, seems pleased at a Tenno suffering potential LossOfIdentity, is suspected to be an avatar of the Void... but at the same time actively aids you in finding Ballas and obtaining his sword. It's anyone's guess what the entity is ''really'' up to. There's also the possibility it nurtured the Tenno's empathy toward the Warframes, though this is still up in the air.

* {{Superboss}}: The Fragmented One, faced by entering a Murmur Assassination mission on the [[NewGamePlus Steel Path]] and collecting an additional 30 Murmur Eyes to the 30 you normally need to start the boss fight. This fourth variant to the Suzerain, Zelator and Anchorites is ''significantly'' more powerful, possessing attacks from all three lesser versions in addition to devastating new ones, [[DamageSpongeBoss an obscene amount of health]] and ''disables revives while you fight it''. Defeating it nets you [[BraggingRightsReward a special skin for your Liset]] so that other players can see proof of your victory over it while loading into a mission.

* EvilDoppelganger: Whispers, void-born duplicates of your current Warframe that manifest when someone is unfortunate enough to open one of Albrecht's [[TomeOfEldritchLore lost grimoirs]]. While dangerous, fighting them is [[OptionalBoss entirely optional]].

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* TokenEvilTeammate: 'Evil' may be a massive stretch here especially since the rest of them aren't much better - all possessing hangups associated with the limitations imposed through whichever [[BlueAndOrangeMorality extreme emotional bias]] they each represent, and becoming violently insane as Orowyrms - but Lodun is the only one who is openly antagonistic even while "helping" the Drifter, and has tried to have the Drifter killed ''outside'' of Orowyrm form. Somewhat justified by the fact that he does serve as the embodiment of anger - and as Duviri's resident ''executioner'', he was simply [[PunchClockVillain following his remit]] under Thrax's orders to have the Drifter executed.
** It can also be argued that the others can actually be worse partly for having less obviously destructive tells - for example, during her spell over Duviri, [[StepfordSmiler Mathila]] will usually dictate for the criminalisation of ''any other emotion'' that is neither happiness itself, nor an immediate attribute towards "her idea of" happiness - despite the impracticalities of such a law. Ultimately, Lodun is more accurately a 'Token Rude Teammate', as apart from his signature volatility, he isn't depicted as being intrinsically better or worse than the other Orowyrm personalities. He is, at least, much more forthright with his opinion toward the Drifter than the [[FauxAffablyEvil transparently simpering]] Bombastine.

** It can also be argued that the others are worse partly for having less obviously destructive tells - for example, during her spell over Duviri, [[StepfordSmiler Mathila]] will usually dictate for the criminalisation of ''any other emotion'' that is neither happiness itself, nor an immediate attribute towards "her idea of" happiness - despite the impracticalities of such a law. Ultimately, Lodun is more accurately a 'Token Rude Teammate', as apart from his signature volatility, he isn't depicted as being intrinsically better or worse than the other Orowyrm personalities. He is, at least, much more forthright with his opinion toward the Drifter than the [[FauxAffablyEvil transparently simpering]] Bombastine.

** It can also be argued that the others are worse partly for having less obviously destructive tells - for example, during her spell over Duviri, [[StepfordSmiler Mathila]] will usually dictate for the criminalisation of ''any other emotion'' that is neither happiness itself, nor an immediate attribute towards "her idea of" happiness - despite the impracticalities of such a law. Ultimately, Lodun is more accurately a 'Token Rude Teammate', as apart from his signature volatility, he isn't depicted as being intrinsically better or worse than the other Orowyrm personalities. He is, at least, much more forthright with his opinion toward the Drifter than the transparently simpering Bombastine.