Space Ninja Summer Camp ( Warframe/Worm )

4 Frames: FrostP, Khora, IvaraP, Gauss
3 Melee weapons: Paracesis, Arca Titron, Polearm zaw
3 Secondary weapons: Staticor, AkVastoP, Atomos
4 Primary: Lanka, Ignis, Ogris, Lenz
1 Archwing: Elytron
1 Archwing ranged weapon: ImperatorV
1 Archwing melee weapon: Knux.


Mostly selected for fun mechanics
 
FrostP with the patch slow mod coupledwith the Lenz...one of my happy places...well that or any aoe primary or secondary really.

"You're going to slowly crawl on this patch of ice just to take an explosion to the face, if the creation of the patch doesn't kill you outright."
 
Rhino's stomp was excellent, and I could dial the damage back to maybe not kill squishy humans, but I didn't feel like explaining why my Warframe looked like an American football player on steroids.
Who says you have to explain anything. It's "random" tech! :V
Least the stomp itself isn't stepping on anyone though.
 
Calling all Tenno
My muse won't stop feeding my brain with these little tidbits, so here I am typing away on an official omake…

Inspired by @VirtualFox 's "Tenno Thought Experiment"
Warframe, primaries, secondaries, and melee options are all detailed on this post.

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POV: Komi-Shouko (my IGN in Warframe)

.o0o.​

My Liset Prime docked in my Orbiter, the pneumatic hiss of the airlocks securing the landing craft and starting the depressurisation. While all of the pre-disembarking processes were going on, I was going through the mission results with my Cephalon. "So that's fifteen hundred cryotic units, three hundred endo, two hundred alloy plates, eighty detonite ampules, a couple hundred neurodes, seven nav coordinates, six polymer bundles, an Ayatan Vaya sculpture, and eighty thousand credits. Then we have a few mods, all of them common ones and I've got lots of duplicates of. All in all, not bad for an excavation mission, but not very good either." I sighed and straightened up as I made my way out of the landing craft and back up onto my personal quarters in the Orbiter, letting myself plop down on the couch in front of the Somachord and idly flicking through the song catalogue.

"Although I honestly think your performance is only deserving of this pittance, I would also agree with your observation, Operator," my ever-snarky companion and ship Cephalon, Vivi, replied in her usual dead tone. "Why you would not mow down the Infested but instead merely restrict yourself to Strangledome, despite having both your Ignis Wraith and Redeemer Prime equipped, I would perhaps never understand."

"My only concern was getting at least ten excavators completed," I answered, settling on a particular favourite track and setting it to play on repeat. Once the first notes began playing, I eased back to recline on the surprisingly comfortable couch. "Besides, it turned out to be a good idea. What with the other Tenno busy with either rushing to build their Railjacks, or jumping onto squads to the Proxima."

"You forgot to switch the Ignis Wraith back to its default mod setup. And you also forgot that the Redeemer Prime does not use any ammunition."

I could not hide the small wince at the Cephalon's accusing statement. "Yes, I did. Again, with everyone all hyped at the rediscovery of the Railjacks… I see no sense in rushing blindly with the rest. I will proceed at my own pace."

"Quite a sensible approach," Vivi replied. "If only I didn't know that would mean you would be dragging your feet."

"Not this time, Vivi," I got up with a grin. "I've talked with other Tenno in the relays, and more or less we've got everything we need. Except for the Argon Crystals, but I can get those later." My legs led me to the navigation console, and directed my Orbiter to the Clan Dojo.

Despite there only being two of us left, the Founding Warlord and I managed to get everything ready, including setting up the Drydock. There, in its bay, sat what would become my Railjack; the Fuselage after its recovery and repair, Propulsion Systems already fixed and set in place, and the Port Nacelle already attached but still being repaired. The Excavation mission was mainly to while away time, as well as start building up the amount of cryotic I would need for the Sibear. Seriously, thirty thousand units was a pain to get, and each Excavator only gave me a hundred units… Talk about a slog. Maybe if I could take a friend or two to help…?

Brushing those thoughts aside with a small shake of my head, I got off the Orbiter and made my way to the Drydock console. Exiting my Khora via Transference, I huffed with pride as I watched my Railjack being built.... well, re-built. "See Vivi, I'm not just all laziness. I just choose my own pace."

"Very well, if you say so, Operator." I just knew that behind Vivi's monotone, she would be rolling her eyes (if she had one). "Ah, Operator, this just came in. A call to all Tenno who are willing to help out in a rescue mission."

"Meh, they do that all the time," I began to dismiss Vivi.

"The rescue subject is a fellow Tenno Operator," Vivi immediately cut in.

Whatever objections I had, that shut me right up. Someone who can detain a Tenno would be a dangerous foe to go up against, even more if they could somehow stop a Warframe. "Send an urgent response and put my name up as a volunteer, Vivi. See what other intel you can get from them. I'll get back to the Orbiter and get things ready."

I began to walk back to where my Orbiter was docked, my mind already starting to come up with possible scenarios, and how to deal with them. In any rescue situation, I always prioritised stealth and information-gathering, so my Ivara was a definite go. I knew I still had the Rubico Prime, the Catchmoon kitgun, and the Rakta Dark Dagger set up with her along with the Prisma Shade sentinel, so I wasn't going to be changing anything in her loadout. Although considering the Dread bow might be a good idea, especially if I was going full stealth.

In case they already had someone to break my sister or brother Tenno out, they'll probably need someone running interference, or testing the defences. I could volunteer for it, with my Gauss Warframe. The Ignis Wraith could be a good option to either test said defences, or just plain melt them. The Redeemer Prime could also be a good melee weapon for Gauss; sprint in, slide and spin to slash, pull the trigger once, then sprint away. The Mara Detron would be a decent alternative to the Ignis Wraith, in the off chance I ran out of ammo. I'd wish luck to anyone trying to get a bead on him, Gauss is already fast enough on foot to rival most Archwings and K-Drives; it's even worse if they somehow pair me with a Volt.

Alternately, I could take Octavia and help out as an all-rounder, and give her the Baza submachinegun. I've always loved the quiet little thing, and the puzzled looks the Grineer or Corpus gave whenever someone just slumped down riddled with bullet holes.

Worst case scenario that I could think of was that we would have to storm a fortress to get him or her out. In that case, I thought with a low growl, I'll be taking my prized Valkyr Prime, fully kitted out with the Opticor Vandal, Pyrana Prime sidearm, and Venka Prime claws. I took out the Opticor Vandal though, thinking of putting the Ignis Wraith on her as an alternative. If fortress storming was what we had to do, the Ignis Wraith was second to none amongst weaponry in clearing enemy personnel.

"No one harms a brother or sister Tenno and gets away with it," I whispered to myself as I began Transference once more and Khora materalised where I was standing.

"No one."

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EDIT: linked the relevant post, and made one small change.

EDIT 2: I just realised I put the wrong secondary on RageKitty Prime; edited to correct the loadout, then added some things to accommodate the Mara Detron on a different loadout. Also linked my loadout post.

EDIT 3: Got notified that my little omake has been threadmarked! Thank you @Sleethr ! Sho-lah!
 
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Oh I dearly hope we get to see a horde of worried angry Tenno running around Earth-Bet weapons hot snarling "Where is she!?"
 
One Clan of worried Tenno, all raring to go loot everyone to hell and back while retrieving Tayno

EDIT: Ivara'd and Ash'd, twice in a row! XD
 
I honestly can't tell which mindset would cause more damage.
By far the most damage will come from panicked natives trying to either stand their ground or run far away. The Guild and the PRT already know what a single Tenno can do when they feel like it, half a hundred more dropping down weapons hot is a nightmare scenario at least on par with the Nine.
 
BTW, that omake was some nice reading, dood.
Thank you, most of that is my muse basically force-feeding my brain the ideas whilst playing Warframe.

Also, that was actually a good exercise for me, I haven't actually written anything for... well, since Monty Oum passed away, actually. That was probably the last time I ever wrote and posted anything (all of them were in FFN).
 
By far the most damage will come from panicked natives trying to either stand their ground or run far away. The Guild and the PRT already know what a single Tenno can do when they feel like it, half a hundred more dropping down weapons hot is a nightmare scenario at least on par with the Nine.
If you think the Tenno alone are a menace, think about what might go through their minds when they see actual warships pooping out of nowhere (Railjacks), and Archwing equipped Tenno potentially combating local air-forces.

On the other hand... #cauldron heavy breathing intensifies#
 
All the Void leakage from all those Tenno...

Contessa wandering theCauldron base between steps in the path...

"Hey Kiddo"

@SanguisAnima nice omake and yeah that reaction to a Tenno needing rescue... ALL HANDS ON DECK!
 
Contessa wandering theCauldron base between steps in the path...

"Hey Kiddo"
There is a fic on spacebattles called Worm-in-Waiting wherein Contessa is visited by TMitW, who promptly realizes that breaking her would be too easy and therefore boring. He then leaves her alone to recover from her mental breakdown, searching for more interesting playthings.
 
To be fair with the Tenno, even if the are greedy if someone attacks another Tenno that greediness evaporates like a spit in a overheated pan.

I wouldn't say evaporates...more put in the back burner. Once we know our fellow Tenno is safe or fallen, we'll loot you to the bedrock and the level of devastation we leave you with will depend on the state of our brethren.
 
Calling more Tenno
In the spirit of my reply to @SanguisAnima's omake, here's another one:

The Tenno that referred to herself as "Me" had her Oberon Prime vault over the railing to the extraction zone, where her Liset was already waiting. She had given up trying to understand why, in spite of the mission being named "Rescue", only her Warframe had to make to the extraction zone, years ago.
Instead, she spent the trip back to her Orbiter wondering why Nora Night agreed to give the Tenno brownie points for doing three Rescues. That was kind of arbitrary, after all – it could have been Exterminates or Captures or Mobile Defences, and sometimes was. Still, it was not that big of a hassle, and buying Kuva from the Nightwave cred shop (how did the radio host get that much Kuva, Me didn't want to know) was so much nicer than having to go out and find that the Kuva Siphons were on Eris again.

Back in the Orbiter, she brought up Navigation and sighed. She could fire up the Railjack, but the chances of finding anything useful (like a Bulkhead made by House Zetki) were slim. She could go looking for a Kuva Lich, but the Liches she had spawned so far never had an Ephemera and their weapons had small bonuses. She could go and crack some relics, but that was a chore. Maybe she could recolour her Warframes again…?
It was at this point that she heard the wind chime sound she set for mission alerts. That shook her out of her reverie – after all, it was only ten days before the fortnightly alerts. She had her Cephalon bring the Alert interface up.

She squinted.
"Am I reading this right, Cephalon?" Just like herself, for her the Cephalon that managed her ship was simply "Cephalon". Names, she thought, were overrated.
"Positive, Operator," the Cephalon answered. "It is a call to all Tenno willing to participate in an extended Rescue mission. Surprisingly, it was put in the system by a Clan, not by the Lotus's mission algorithms."
"Why do they expect anybody to answer that?" Me asked. "They did not even post a reward, just 'a chance to get rare materials'."
If Cephalon could look, it would've given her the stink-eye. As it was, it changed its monotone just enough to tell Me what he thought about that. "Perhaps they count on your boredom."
"Oh."

Well, Me thought, Cephalon does have a point. We are bored, are we not? Me, my Clan, a lot of veterans… oh, why not.
"Very well. Prep the Orbiter, Cephalon, but hold on answering – I would like to check with my Clan first."
She did so, bringing the chat interface. Aside from herself, there was only one other Tenno currently awake, out of a Clan of a hundred. He was her elder, both because he awakened earlier and had more mission-hours completed. She was about to type a message when the light blinked off, indicating that he'd gone back to the deep sleep.
Me sighed. Typical clan chat. "Alright, Cephalon, respond to the message, and after that, we go. It is not like I have anything better to do right now."
 
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... This is it, we're seeing various Tenno responding to the call to arms...

Cry havoc, and let loose the Tenno of War.
 
If you can't stealth you should blind the enemy or at least make yourself a decoy for those that can after all <g>
When papa Loki is so decked out his bling actively bends light to act as optical camouflage.

... This is it, we're seeing various Tenno responding to the call to arms...
This fic made me dust off the launcher icon and update Warframe. Which is hilarious that as a beta, what made me launch the game again wasn't the new fancy hoverboards or warships, but playing along with a thread joke of checking out rescue missions.
 
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