#Orokin

[cephalonsugma]

If i was an orokin i would have been super nice. I only would have killed one or two orphans

[toasty-tealeaf]

So proud to share this collaboration piece between myself and @harmaagriffin I did the concept sketch and linework and they did the colors and shading/lighting. ♥️

[fh755249254]

love these orokin bitches🥰🥹❤️

[jovianwishes]

Happy pride everyone!! Drew my favorite frames (plus my Orokin oc Faust)

[lostepoch12]

And it’s finished! Here is the Aeternalis, the Orokin tome! This was such a fun project and I learned so much through the process! Enjoy!

[ser-i-vant]

freakass old man for @chronicler-of-narrative <- this guy

executor aeidon. world's motherfucker. rough design. read about him here (<- there)

[gillyeowalters]

I still don't know what to do with this OC...

[interwovenwarframe]

I <3 Warframe Somehow, watching a Prime trailer pulled me out of my bajillion-year-lasting writer's block... or maybe it was the catching of 140 infested fish.

Thanks for reading <3

[xstrawberry-sorbetx]

saw him for 5 minutes and love this arrogant asshole with all my heart

[satellite-slickers]

some headcanon on Warframe creation and the like.

when we make a warframe we arent actually making a warframe, missions that give you warframe blueprints are actually you recovering actual parts of destroyed warframe from long ago.

we know that Natah talks a lot about how "tenno" are captured or found by various factions across the system, which to me reads as factions finding the remnants of warframes and hording them for whatever reason, and we're hunting them back down

we also know that a warframes are immortal in one of the highest calibers of the term, Umbra was im actual chunks when we found him and helminth had no trouble stitching him back together to the point the guy was ready to throw hands within no time at all

when you make the frame youre basically just giving everyones favorite sentient slime mold helminth the pieces of whoever it was that was destroyed in the past thousand years for whatever reason, along with whatever materials the thing needs to fix them up and get them going again

we know from Varzia that the Orokin would use aya and relics and whatever as basically the warehouse from the end of indana jones and the lost arc. anything they wanted to brush under the rug they would trap in the shrodingers cat weirdness of their relics, which raises some very interesting questions about why the prime frames were sealed away like that. We and the frames were their special little pet project super soldiers so why would they take the even better version of them and hide them away like that?

again, all of the warframes you can actually find in the system proper and recover are the baseline models, every single prime is from a relic, which again, the orokin used to hide things theyd rather forget existed.

I think the answer is that the orokin regreted making the primes, they werent controllable enough and they were afraid of them, so they locked them away and went back to making the less powerful frames, which were in use until we entered the second dream for a thousand years.

we know from the rhino delio that warframes weren't always passive and almost puppetlike as they are in the modern era, and balas himself says that our ability to preform transference with warframes is at its core because we are able to empathetically connect with the person inside the warframe and sync our minds with them, which doesn't mesh with the idea that our warframes except umbra are all mindless puppets.

I think the answer to what changed is just the sheer amount of time. the thousands of years between the old war and when natah wakes us up again isn't something that attention is given to but that is a monumental span of time. even for an immortal supersoldier. especially when you no longer have that mind meld connection with the godling whos void powers let you preform physics breaking feats.

i think that they just, as to quote jojo, "eventually, he stopped thinking".

they got broken, and were like that doe thousands of years, unlike umbra who was basically being constantly tortured with the memory of being forced to kill his own son and unable to go to sleep in the same way.

we give them to helminth to heal them and make them combat ready but they're still effectively in a coma, sleeping just like we used to be

[depressed-sock]

Orokin Scientist and Monsters

(Extra thing because I wanted to explore the Tenno being almost Eldritch esc entities to everyone else around them.)

...

She hates working with the Ten-O's. They watch her. Never blinking, with eyes that glow. Proof of the power that hides beneath their too cold skin.

There's a part of her brain that tells her these are children. Angry and scared kids who she's bringing suffering upon. But then she'll turn. And from the corner of her eye she sees how other they truly are.

Human shaped blackholes that silently scream.

What was brought back, it's not children. Not anymore.

She has to remind herself of that with every bit of blood drawn from their veins. With every test done.

[freyaloi]

A batch of commissions i did for someone on twitter of their character and Kermerros . 

----------------------------------------- If you are interested in having your own character drawn in my style, to show off to your friends and fellow players, consider checking out my commission page and ordering one on there. Alternatively, you can DM me if you're looking for something specific. http://ko-fi.com/freyaloi/commissions

[toasty-tealeaf]

Tennotober day 16: "Family"

I really wanted to see them healing together and having some quality time. So how about a nice fishing trip?

[sardonicribbons]

uuuuuh howdy gamers, i was supposed to post this before tennocon, but it's fine. anyways this is my take on an uninfested kermerros! i looooove the entrati family sm <3

𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 ˚ ⟡ ⋆

[speedpaint]

[frostynovaprime]

The Courtier Beans

[lostepoch12]

And he’s done! Here is old man Cyrus, an enigmatic hermit that wanders the Plains of Eidolon, studying the local wildlife, both animal and Sentient. He’s been super fun to work on and a great challenge. Enjoy!