An elite Corpus squad sent to capture a mirage flickering between shards of ice. He’d undertaken this one simply because the scrappy little Grineer had asked.Ī frozen, desolate moon. There was no contract, verbal or otherwise, that had compelled him visit the hazardous jungles of Old Earth. This time, however, his services hadn’t been bought. Why, then, would he require the services of a bodyguard? Perhaps because he couldn’t bear to face the sands of Mars alone… He could not have repeatedly entered the Void and returned unscathed by mere luck.

While Baro Ki’Teer tended to exude the aura of some exquisite glass thing, there was steel in his spine and cunning in his fluttering fingers. When the rest of the station is slaughtered by the personification of the night itself, what’s a single, unarmed Grineer to do? He also liked shiny things, things like gemstones and distant, twinkling stars. He knew mechanisms well enough not to stick a coolant cell in backwards, and could clean and maintain his rifle without discharging the power pack into the floor, unlike so many of his tube brothers.

Tyre considered himself moderately intelligent. What follows is an anthology collection of stories, quests and incidents scattered across the Origin System. No matter where you travel, every personality is unique in their own way, the in-game lore is richer than you'd think, and the ambiance of the locations, from the neon-soaked grunge of Fortuna to the windswept Plains of Eidolon, inevitably became more than I could resist. Again and again, the folks down at Digital Extremes have surprised me with the depth and quality of their plot. When I first was introduced to Warframe, I didn't expect much in terms of story content. Stats: Published: Updated: Words: 71788 Chapters: 12/? Comments: 135 Kudos: 205 Bookmarks: 57 Hits: 7464 Any and all characters have a chance of showing up.

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