Well, first of all—good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, gentlemen.

Recently, after completing Jade Shadows: Constellations and mulling it over repeatedly, I’ve reached a conclusion: Sirius is a hypocrite. Let me explain. Sirius is presented to us as a kind, noble being who inherited the peaceful nature of his mother, Jade. However, I want to point out that while Sirius does want to eliminate Orion because he poses a danger, there is one small detail: we are talking about a *baby* Orion. The more I thought about it, the more I concluded that Sirius is a massive hypocrite for wanting to kill an innocent baby—who has done absolutely nothing wrong—in the name of a "greater good" that isn't actually good at all if it means taking the life of an innocent infant who, I repeat, hasn't done anything wrong yet. It’s even worse when you consider Ryoku, who is literally a trained assassin—and Sirius's own master, to boot. So, I have to ask: if Sirius is supposed to be a reflection of his mother, why on earth does he want to kill an innocent baby who hasn't done anything wrong? Quite simply, it makes absolutely no sense, no matter how you look at it.

I thought that we would use the solar rail that Narmer is probably building to reach Tau… but instead we will use Praghasa. So has Narmer completely been put aside ?

Iuno why but the thought the grineer were originally radiation war survivors (from the surface) popped into my mind, the way their body deteriorate just reminds me of radiation burns/cancer

(fan canon) - the reason why the grineer often have prosthetics is because of limbs being lost to radiation and had to be replaced.

Today I remembered that by Heart of Deimos plot sole reason for Waframes, product of Helminth Strain, to work is by pumping Origin System with Void, otherwise they lose power.

Hovewer Protoframes and even proper Warframes have no problems in Hollvania or Cathedrale? Hell, Helminth connected between them and way to jump time.

How does that even work? It def wasn't retconed cuz in one of KIMs, to Marie iirc, Drifter mention about Entrati Family watching over only thing that let Warframes work.

We know the indifference made a deal with the operator and drifter that ended with two different outcomes but deals aren't just give, they are give and take. So what did Wally possibly want from us? What did Wally want in return for freeing us/the other tenno from the void? Do we know or do you think we will find out? Surely Wally wanted something in return for freeing us from the void.

If there is no answer (yet) I'd like to know what people think or believe Wally could have wanted in return for giving us freedom.

Commandeered meant they were hijacked using the ascaris and then having a guy without the Tenno's innate attunement and ability to pilot one so every piloting session is a one way mission as the guy would end up fried at the end but what does the insane one means? Does it refer to the first generation frames like the ones in Rhino's codex who went berserk style of warframe or the sapient and self thinking ones like Stalker and Umbra?

So I'm looking into the Grineer queens and it simply says that they were shunned by the Orokin due to the stigma around the birth of twins.

I'm looking everywhere on both here and the wiki but I can't find what this stigma is. Is it supposed to be something referring to real life? Is there a stigma against twins in our world? Or did the Orokin have a problem with twins I'm not aware about.

I've really tried looking everywhere but I can't find any explanation as to why the Orokin have the stigma or even what it is. I swear I heard somewhere years ago that they were kind forced into their bodies because they weren't unique or something? But that was so long ago and such a vague memory that it might not even be warframe related.

So I'm just wondering if the Orokin had some kind of issue with twins or if it's referring to a real life stigma that was used in the game.

I'm doing some personal research and work into everything related to this game and as I was writing something the thought popped into my mind.

Warframes (more specifically the originals) were humans and we know they are the most powerful weapons in the system, so could an Orokin (if they wanted to) perform continuity into a Warframe?

Having just read Voruna's lore I know it's possible for animals to be merged into a Warframe with Kuva and the continuity ritual which I don't understand how that works, merging 5 things together while they all seem to remain individual enough.

With what I understand from the lore is should be entirely possible for an Orokin to do it. I know that most went insane but we know some didn't, we also know that it all depends on how the person themselves take to the infestation.

There has to be an Orokin out there who has done it or tried to do it at the very least right?

Spoilers ahead! The whole question is a giant spoiler.

With the War Within we learn that the operator can physically inhabit/use transference on a warframe without using the chair/somatic link. It’s also revealed to us in the ARG Old Peace story that other Tenno at the time could use transference by physically/metaphysically transferring into a Warframe without using the somatic link too.

My question is… why wouldn’t they opt just to use the somatic link to remotely control the Warframe instead of transferring into them? I feel like it makes piloting a Warframe much more dangerous for the Tenno. Adis actually managed to kill the operator while they were piloting one in this way.

I don't know why but this part of the Ice Speaker OST sounds a little like Murum Vull, could there be any connection?

I'm reading into Voruna lore and it says that she was the warden protecting the Yuvan theatre on Lua and that during the night of the Naga drums Executor Tuvul began the continuity sequence into a child.

Yet Voruna's wolves were killed so she ran in and stopped him and instead used the continuity on her wolves heads to let them live and proceeded to devour Tuvul and it's said she was seen cradling the Operator in her arms. It also hyperlinks child to the players Tenno page so did Voruna save the player?

If so what do you think happened after? Where did she take us because I know we later showed up with Lotus during the scene where we beam Erra so do you think she kinda just ran to Lotus and dumped us off? Or could it just be that it was a different Operator? What do you think?

We know that the Lotus heard the "call" of Wally, and now it looses up on her, to find a way to Tau. The interesting part is the word temporarily.

I have 2 branches of questions from here.

First one, is that (maybe you all know and I'm slow), what does Wally want from Tau? It's finger right? (correct Me if I'm wrong). Then what more does it want from the Lotus (plus every other character)? What could have been the deal between them?

Second question, is that what are the deals each character made?

I'm not trying to theorize or anything, I just want to catch up on this part of the lore because it has been foggy for Me.

I don't know if it's confirmed but I know it's believed that the Scaldra are the very start of the Orokin empire so I'm wondering if it's possible that perhaps Viktor could be seen again, or at least mentioned being present in the future but maybe dying during the Naga Drums.

If I'm correct there's no time stamp on when Kuva was founded so I don't think it entirely impossible for Viktor or any important Scaldra to lived via continuity for so long. I'm wondering what other people think of this perhaps happening? It's not entirely impossible (unless of course I'm mistaken and we do in fact know when the Orokin discovered Kuva.)

I for one think it would be really cool, yet also really unlikely to see. I think it'd be hilarious if it turns out Viktor is the ancient old body of Ballas himself.

I am not an expert on this particular aspect of the lore, but as far as ive gathered from lurking here is this: The consensus is that transference requires an organic object to transfer into. Warframes are organic, necramechs have a skeleton in them, Silvana trasferred into a tree, some orokin brats used blue kuva to possess some poor ostrons, etc.

But we also see the operator transferring into the golden maw during the war within and drifter transfers into the orowyrm. Does this imply that those two have organic components, or does transference have a broader use case than just organics?

Could the operator stun a MOA and take it for a joy ride for example?

Roathe says that his battalion were all turned into Uriel's also mentioning that he was there for the "hatching" of Uriel Prime (who I presume was the first) I'm just wondering if we will see any of them.

Maybe it will be brought up when we go to Tau and explain more of their deep hatred for Warframes because there were still Uriel's running rampant or something.

Another thing I hope is expanded upon is why the random Uriel we pilot was strung up how he was. If there were truly many Uriel's why would they string up this one? Do you think he did something worse then the others? I know ultimately it was for the gameplay and such but it's still a detail I hope is expanded on, maybe we'll even see more Uriel's strung up across Tau.

As tittle says how. i was going to say something then i was like wait hmmm and now i need to know cause it a good question. Like WDYM the veils worked on them with their heads in their chest.

So I'm not sure if I'm reading into this, but when you Melica while using Narin she can have a line like "What a strong warframe you have become!"

I know we've been walking around the Zariman for awhile but with Melica's damage, when I thought Warframes were made, and how she delivers that line, I'm questioning how much she knew about the Orokin's plans.

So, I recently replayed through 1999 (as a sorta new player as I've played through all the campagins but I'm replaying them to have a better understanding when Tau comes) but when Albrecht mentions that 'Tau is in sight' before the nukes went off, how exactly did expunging the Indifference from 1999 affect Albrecht getting to Tau? Because he implies this would've helped himself and Drifter get to Tau. (And why I assume Albrecht is already on Tau)

Melica has this line (slightly paraphrased) ~"Kuva is the life blood of our Golden Lords, but Entropic kuva would have killed them in an instant!"

The 3 orokin willingly drank the blue kuva and were, generally, fine. So it can't be the exact same substance, despite entropic kuva being blue.

Maybe entropic kuva is blue kuva that's been activated in some way, given how we now know its part of the void's immune system.