But nearly every major faction that came after is an offshoot of this long-dead society. Said civilization is no longer around when the game starts. They were “built” by an ancient civilization as weapons of battle (as the name “Warframe” implies). The biomechanical machines called Warframes, along with their operators called the Tenno, protect common people from these threats.Īs for where the Warframes come from… Well, that’s where things get complicated. Many insidious factions - the money-worshiping Corpus, the clone armies of the Grineer, and the ravenous Infested - seek to dominate and destroy the star system where the game takes place. When the game first starts, each Warframe is considered a wandering guardian of the downtrodden. Whereas Hydroid manipulates water to wash over foes and sink into a living puddle. Inaros, for instance, can summon sandstorms to blind and disable enemies. Each has special abilities and statistics that make them effective combatants in different situations. Warframes are, for the totally uninitiated, the many playable classes in the free-to-play game called Warframe. In particular, consider staying away if you haven’t played both The Second Dream and The Sacrifice quests just yet.īut if spoilers don’t bother you, or you’re just looking for a simple refresher, let’s go! If you don’t want to know any of the twists and turns of Warframe (and there are some real doozies to experience for yourself), then don’t read on. This should go without saying, but hey - there are massive spoilers ahead.
But there is one mystery that’s central to the entire game: what is a Warframe? It’s also accumulated a narrative bible’s worth of back story, zany characters, and shocking revelations. But over the years, the third-person loot shooter has gained a lot more than a few million players. Warframe didn’t have much in the way of lore at its launch.
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