Orokin Remnant (Discord Based RP Clan | Updated/Streamlined)

[Disruptis]

Operator’s Name: Disruptis

 

Race: Orokin

 

Warframe(s): Limbo

 

Weapons:

Primary:

Quartakk

This weapon was stolen from a random grineer grunt who managed to single-handedly foil one of Disruptis’s master schemes. The Tenno fell in love with it, even dubbing it as the most versatile and durable weapon he has ever seen on this side of the Void. He generally encounters specific problems with actively shooting and pulling guns in/out of thes rift, with the exception of the Quartakk. Tweaks made allow easy customization of the interior along with a feature to swap from burst-->semi-->auto. Ammunition has been swapped for Disruptis’s home brew cases.

 

Opticor

Kept on the orbiter in case a situation requires it

 

Secondary:

Synoid Gammacor

Stolen from a Cephalon Suda operative. In the process of modification, Disruptis went through a total of 8 Synoid Gammacors. Of course, he had to get these by completing missions for Cephalon with her operatives, then picking them off their corpses as they died. As a result of Suda discovering his intentions, she has now banned operatives from deploying into a mission with Disruptis. Disruptis possesses a couple cores with various preprogrammed instructions he can use allowing him to harness the power of the gammacor in multiple ways. One such core can assist him in hacking operations by performing operations such as multi-hacking and long-range hacking. Other cores are kept secret for now (they aren’t all that game-changing, just perkish)

 

Melee:

Guandao

Disruptis prefers holding his enemy’s at two arms’ length. The upper blade on his Guandao is slightly smaller than usual variants with an overall longer blade portion. Disruptis employs a unique fighting style where he pops in and out of the rift right when his hit is about to connect.

 

Rakta Dark Dagger

This was actually acquired through legitimate means from close bonds with the Red Veil. Disruptis uses it in close quarters combat when he needs an edge. This dagger is often thrown, resulting in Disruptis frequently losing and being forced to chase after it.

 

Focus School: Naramon, the way of the tactician.

 

 

Bio: During the Void Jump incident aboard the Zariman Ten Zero, a certain child came into contact with an unknown being. This being didn't have much power in the face of the Void, but it wished to enact certain plans outside of the Void somehow. It needed a vessel. The being forced a fragment of its oro into the small child, destroying part of the child’s oro and fusing with the rest of it. The child, now confused about its identity and rapidly losing all memories, took up the name given to him by the entity: Disruptis. For the rest of his life, Disruptis would ponder whether or not he had the same personality as when he was born.

 

Thereafter, Disruptis would often feel a will pulling him towards certain actions. During the Old War, Disruptis displayed incredible proficiency in espionage balanced upon his thirst for the battlefield. However, he chose the way of the Naramon because fighting fervently on the battlefield is more of a hobby than his actual lifestyle.

 

Following his awakening, Disruptis was fascinated with the Void and the Rift. Finally given the freedom to discover it, he wasted no time immersing himself in his studies. He travelled all across the Origin system, documenting the unexplained mysteries lurking within each location and barely crawling out alive of the scrapes he got himself into. This Tenno is a very reckless and eccentric individual, but almost always has a method to his madness. Almost. That doesn’t stop him from leaving his plans unexplained for the sake of an opportunity to feast on the reactions of his comrades, however.

 

Disruptis primarily uses a black and yellow Limbo warframe sporting either a Venari or Aureolus helmet (depending on the occasion). His cephalon’s name is Xerai.

 

Through his various escapades, Disruptis has heard many whispers of the Remnant, a force dedicated to pressing forward towards the resolution of the Long War. Disruptis has always tried bring down the Grineer and Corpus down as much as possible, but feels like every time he crushes a head, more grow to take its place. He craves the change the Remnant wish to bring, but is it really him who's craving? Either way, he set his course.

Edited February 8, 2018 by Disruptis

[Ash_of_Narmer]

17 hours ago, Disruptis said:

Operator’s Name: Disruptis

 

Race: Orokin

 

Warframe(s): Limbo

 

Weapons:

Primary:

Quartakk

This weapon was stolen from a random grineer grunt who managed to single-handedly foil one of Disruptis’s master schemes. The Tenno fell in love with it, even dubbing it as the most versatile and durable weapon he has ever seen on this side of the Void. He generally encounters specific problems with actively shooting and pulling guns in/out of thes rift, with the exception of the Quartakk. Tweaks made allow easy customization of the interior along with a feature to swap from burst-->semi-->auto. Ammunition has been swapped for Disruptis’s home brew cases.

 

Opticor

Kept on the orbiter in case a situation requires it

 

Secondary:

Synoid Gammacor

Stolen from a Cephalon Suda operative. In the process of modification, Disruptis went through a total of 8 Synoid Gammacors. Of course, he had to get these by completing missions for Cephalon with her operatives, then picking them off their corpses as they died. As a result of Suda discovering his intentions, she has now banned operatives from deploying into a mission with Disruptis. Disruptis possesses a couple cores with various preprogrammed instructions he can use allowing him to harness the power of the gammacor in multiple ways. One such core can assist him in hacking operations by performing operations such as multi-hacking and long-range hacking. Other cores are kept secret for now (they aren’t all that game-changing, just perkish)

 

Melee:

Guandao

Disruptis prefers holding his enemy’s at two arms’ length. The upper blade on his Guandao is slightly smaller than usual variants with an overall longer blade portion. Disruptis employs a unique fighting style where he pops in and out of the rift right when his hit is about to connect.

 

Rakta Dark Dagger

This was actually acquired through legitimate means from close bonds with the Red Veil. Disruptis uses it in close quarters combat when he needs an edge :3. This dagger is often thrown, resulting in Disruptis frequently losing and being forced to chase after it.

 

Focus School: Naramon, the way of the tactician.

 

Bio: During the Void Jump incident aboard the Zariman Ten Zero, a child came into contact with an unknown being. The entity did many mysterious things to him, causing him to lose all memories before the incident. Not sure if he even was the same person as before, the child took up the name that had been given to him: Disruptis. During the Old War, Disruptis displayed incredible proficiency in espionage balanced upon his thirst for the battlefield. However, he chose the way of the Naramon because fighting fervently on the battlefield is more of a hobby than his actual lifestyle.

 

Following his awakening, Disruptis was fascinated with the Void and the Rift. Finally given the freedom to discover it, he wasted no time immersing himself in his studies. He travelled all across the Origin system, documenting the unexplained mysteries lurking within each location and barely crawling out alive of the scrapes he got himself into. Disruptis is a very reckless and eccentric individual, but almost always has a method to his madness. Almost. That doesn’t stop him from leaving his plans unexplained for the sake of an opportunity to feast on the reactions of his comrades, however.

Disruptis primarily uses a black and yellow Limbo warframe sporting either a Venari or Aureolus helmet (depending on the occasion). His cephalon’s name is Xerai, who claims to remember originating from the being Disruptis encountered within the Void. Unfortunately, she barely knows who she is, let alone the being she came from.

 

Through his various escapades, Disruptis has heard many whispers of the Remnant, a force dedicated to pressing forward towards the resolution of the Long War. Disruptis has always tried bring down the Grineer and Corpus down as much as possible, but feels like every time he crushes a head, more grow to take its place. The Remnant is an enticing idea for a craving Tenno like him, so he sets his Orbiter on course.

 

((I’m keeping this vague so I can go more in depth within the roleplay, links to important posts will be posted here in the future))

Your bio is quite intriguing Tenno, but I need to discuss aspects of your bio and character before I accept.

Message me on Discord: TacticianMatt#1582

EDIT:
Your bio has been accepted tenno. Welcome to the Remnant!

Edited February 8, 2018 by Mataeru

[Mistaya_Ehlon]

 

 

Operator’s Name: Mistaya Ehlon. Known to dislike childhood nickname of ‘Misty’, offering ‘Taya’ as a common short form. Surname source is unknown, due to limited data on Orokin naming conventions, but some fragments suggest a ‘lab-name’ of high-caste scientists might be derived from ancient heroes of research. Taya’s name is one of a few things that persisted intact through her freeze, as far as she knows.

Race: Orokin (Human). Genetic markers typical of second-generation Void exposure in one of the ships that followed the Zariman Ten-Zero, as well as suggestive of high-caste somatic alteration.

Warframe: Gara, last issued to Mistaya before her cryofreeze. She has previously used Rhino and Excalibur and is training on digital simulations of Inaros but has yet to master or (re-)acquire either.

Favored Weapons: Taya’s original weapons, which she has yet to replace, include a Tekelu-forged Vectis rifle and a two-handed sword forged along the Galatine pattern, customized with a carbon nanotube edge coating to cut through vitrified enemies without dulling. Both weapons have been repaired with substandard parts and do not currently meet their original spec. Her original sidearm, a Lex Prime ceremonial pistol, is broken almost beyond repair and so she makes do with two Relay-bought replacements while she searches for original Orokin parts. No other weapons have yet seized her fancy; she uses them only to try to win back some of her lost skill.

Focus School: Zenurik. Taya’s strong Void attunement demanded additional control, a focus for her power, and that initial training she carried with her into her Warframes. No matter what she Transferred to, she always optimized around ready and frequent use of its abilities. To Taya, weapons are a tool to support a Warframe and its powers are the true focus of a Tenno.

Bio:

// LOST TIME //

Most of what came before her reawakening is lost to Mistaya, as is true of many recently-awoken Tenno. However, she has reclaimed the following pieces of her past through study, moving meditation, and favors traded with Cephalon Suda and its peerless database. (Well, mostly peerless, but Silmaris had far more important things to catalogue than the fragmented past of one rather raw Tenno. The Sanctuary is all-important and so on.)

- Her parents were either both Archimedians, or more likely one was while the other belonged to a lower rung of the Path of Science.

- They had a falling-out sometime when she was young.

- Text of an Executor edict recovered from the period indicates a draft of children between the ages of five and nine from a certain province of Lua, with only ‘exceptional contributors to the war effort’ excluded, which Taya reads as code for ‘high caste.’ These children were bound for OMV Koppra Two-Five. That she was not excluded from this draft tells Taya that some matter of politics or revenge was likely involved. Describing Orokin politics during the war as ‘messed up’ was the most extreme of understatements.

- The Koppra went into the Void, following the steps of the Zariman Ten-Zero to create more Tenno for the war effort.

- Taya struggled to control her new powers despite advances made by studying the original Tenno, eventually finding balance in the teachings of Zenurik. A few anecdotes from that time survived in the journal of a close friend lost on the Plains of Eidolon, which was subsequently passed onto her.

- Fragments of mission logs and recruitment databases found in Orokin towers and derelicts suggest that she grew to be a trusted instrument of the Orokin high caste, groomed as an elite guard and ‘problem solver’ for situations too volatile to trust with less refined Tenno. Taya’s not sure she likes the implications.

- What happened after the war? Taya still doesn’t know, and that haunts her more than she cares to admit. From what she knows of the circumstances and herself she doubts she would have taken up arms in the bloodbath at the Terminus. Surely she doubted her masters, strongly disapproved, but she would have seen the power vacuum that followed and been a voice of reason… wouldn’t she? Taya fears two possibilities: that she believed the way forward required their extermination -- or that she dissented, but didn’t do enough to stop her friends from causing the collapse of the Origin system.

- Either for her dissent or for post-event trauma, Taya was subject to deep stasis.

 

// FOUND TIME //

Reawakened on Mars as part of a mass relocation of Tenno threatened by the displacement of the Reservoir, Taya found a dizzying range of changes to a system she felt she should know yet did not. Mistaya nonetheless found that at least the basics of Transferrence and combat came easily, and thus she became one of the Lotus’ many instruments throughout the system. Taya was inclined to trust and feel warmly towards the figure, even though she’d never met the Lotus and knew her only through transmission. Her assigned Orbiter’s onboard companion, Cephalon Aeglos, became her only companionship as she sought through battle and research to do the Lotus proud… and to puzzle out what had led to her long sleep. If there were things she studied that were whispered of by the other Tenno, things the Lotus didn't want known -- the original powers of the Void -- Taya rationalized that as rebellious children went her transgression was minor enough. Slowly, though, these paths led her to ask uncomfortable questions.

The answers she found disturbed her. As she’d been awakened after hundreds or thousands of other Tenno, many of whom had followed the paths of enlightenment and recovered pieces of their past, Taya came into contact with the truth of herself and her nature far before most other Tenno in her ‘development’ as a warrior. With those truths came other, inescapable conclusions: the Lotus cared for the Tenno, but not for the system, and her aims seemed geared towards making her ‘children’ indispensable rather than forging any lasting peace.

It was when Taya ventured to Cetus and met those surrounding the Unum that her suspicions were proven correct. A journal recorded by a close friend from the Koppra, recovered on the plains and given on recognition of her name (with a healthy side of reverence for the image of her Gara frame), confirmed the truth. The Lotus was a Sentient, and had engineered the downfall of the Orokin Empire as part of a plan to bring the Sentients to the victory the Tenno had denied them. Only the Lotus’ regard and maternal love for the Tenno had spared them, causing her to betray Hunhow’s plan past the opening stages.

Mistaya felt sick and directionless, drifting for a time. She carried out missions, but without her previous spark of passion. She looked towards new discoveries not with joy or anticipation, but with dread at what new nightmare they would reveal about what she cherished. It was in this state that she came across the transmission that would change her view. She didn’t have to work for the Lotus, or for a Syndicate -- there were those who might allow her to work for the system again. For humanity. There might yet be a chance to reclaim some of the splendors of the past without duplicating the old Empire’s sins. And in the process, Taya might find absolution for her own.

[Ash_of_Narmer]

20 minutes ago, Mistaya_Ehlon said:

 

 

 

Operator’s Name: Mistaya Ehlon. Known to dislike childhood nickname of ‘Misty’, offering ‘Taya’ as a common short form. Surname source is unknown, due to limited data on Orokin naming conventions, but some fragments suggest a ‘lab-name’ of high-caste scientists might be derived from ancient heroes of research. Taya’s name is one of a few things that persisted intact through her freeze, as far as she knows.

Race: Orokin (Human). Genetic markers typical of second-generation Void exposure in one of the ships that followed the Zariman Ten-Zero, as well as suggestive of high-caste somatic alteration.

Warframe: Gara, last issued to Mistaya before her cryofreeze. She has previously used Rhino and Excalibur and is training on digital simulations of Inaros but has yet to master or (re-)acquire either.

Favored Weapons: Taya’s original weapons, which she has yet to replace, include a Tekelu-forged Vectis rifle and a two-handed sword forged along the Galatine pattern, customized with a carbon nanotube edge coating to cut through vitrified enemies without dulling. Both weapons have been repaired with substandard parts and do not currently meet their original spec. Her original sidearm, a Lex Prime ceremonial pistol, is broken almost beyond repair and so she makes do with two Relay-bought replacements while she searches for original Orokin parts. No other weapons have yet seized her fancy; she uses them only to try to win back some of her lost skill.

Focus School: Zenurik. Taya’s strong Void attunement demanded additional control, a focus for her power, and that initial training she carried with her into her Warframes. No matter what she Transferred to, she always optimized around ready and frequent use of its abilities. To Taya, weapons are a tool to support a Warframe and its powers are the true focus of a Tenno.

Bio:

// LOST TIME //

Most of what came before her reawakening is lost to Mistaya, as is true of many recently-awoken Tenno. However, she has reclaimed the following pieces of her past through study, moving meditation, and favors traded with Cephalon Suda and its peerless database. (Well, mostly peerless, but Silmaris had far more important things to catalogue than the fragmented past of one rather raw Tenno. The Sanctuary is all-important and so on.)

- Her parents were either both Archimedians, or more likely one was while the other belonged to a lower rung of the Path of Science.

- They had a falling-out sometime when she was young.

- Text of an Executor edict recovered from the period indicates a draft of children between the ages of five and nine from a certain province of Lua, with only ‘exceptional contributors to the war effort’ excluded, which Taya reads as code for ‘high caste.’ These children were bound for OMV Koppra Two-Five. That she was not excluded from this draft tells Taya that some matter of politics or revenge was likely involved. Describing Orokin politics during the war as ‘messed up’ was the most extreme of understatements.

- The Koppra went into the Void, following the steps of the Zariman Ten-Zero to create more Tenno for the war effort.

- Taya struggled to control her new powers despite advances made by studying the original Tenno, eventually finding balance in the teachings of Zenurik. A few anecdotes from that time survived in the journal of a close friend lost on the Plains of Eidolon, which was subsequently passed onto her.

- Fragments of mission logs and recruitment databases found in Orokin towers and derelicts suggest that she grew to be a trusted instrument of the Orokin high caste, groomed as an elite guard and ‘problem solver’ for situations too volatile to trust with less refined Tenno. Taya’s not sure she likes the implications.

- What happened after the war? Taya still doesn’t know, and that haunts her more than she cares to admit. From what she knows of the circumstances and herself she doubts she would have taken up arms in the bloodbath at the Terminus. Surely she doubted her masters, strongly disapproved, but she would have seen the power vacuum that followed and been a voice of reason… wouldn’t she? Taya fears two possibilities: that she believed the way forward required their extermination -- or that she dissented, but didn’t do enough to stop her friends from causing the collapse of the Origin system.

- Either for her dissent or for post-event trauma, Taya was subject to deep stasis.

 

 

 

// FOUND TIME //

Reawakened on Mars as part of a mass relocation of Tenno threatened by the displacement of the Reservoir, Taya found a dizzying range of changes to a system she felt she should know yet did not. Mistaya nonetheless found that at least the basics of Transferrence and combat came easily, and thus she became one of the Lotus’ many instruments throughout the system. Taya was inclined to trust and feel warmly towards the figure, even though she’d never met the Lotus and knew her only through transmission. Her assigned Orbiter’s onboard companion, Cephalon Aeglos, became her only companionship as she sought through battle and research to do the Lotus proud… and to puzzle out what had led to her long sleep. If there were things she studied that were whispered of by the other Tenno, things the Lotus didn't want known -- the original powers of the Void -- Taya rationalized that as rebellious children went her transgression was minor enough. Slowly, though, these paths led her to ask uncomfortable questions.

The answers she found disturbed her. As she’d been awakened after hundreds or thousands of other Tenno, many of whom had followed the paths of enlightenment and recovered pieces of their past, Taya came into contact with the truth of herself and her nature far before most other Tenno in her ‘development’ as a warrior. With those truths came other, inescapable conclusions: the Lotus cared for the Tenno, but not for the system, and her aims seemed geared towards making her ‘children’ indispensable rather than forging any lasting peace.

It was when Taya ventured to Cetus and met those surrounding the Unum that her suspicions were proven correct. A journal recorded by a close friend from the Koppra, recovered on the plains and given on recognition of her name (with a healthy side of reverence for the image of her Gara frame), confirmed the truth. The Lotus was a Sentient, and had engineered the downfall of the Orokin Empire as part of a plan to bring the Sentients to the victory the Tenno had denied them. Only the Lotus’ regard and maternal love for the Tenno had spared them, causing her to betray Hunhow’s plan past the opening stages.

Mistaya felt sick and directionless, drifting for a time. She carried out missions, but without her previous spark of passion. She looked towards new discoveries not with joy or anticipation, but with dread at what new nightmare they would reveal about what she cherished. It was in this state that she came across the transmission that would change her view. She didn’t have to work for the Lotus, or for a Syndicate -- there were those who might allow her to work for the system again. For humanity. There might yet be a chance to reclaim some of the splendors of the past without duplicating the old Empire’s sins. And in the process, Taya might find absolution for her own.

Welcome to the Orokin Remnant Tenno! Your contribution is appreciated.

[Foxweave]

 

Hello this is Foxweave and this is my application :D

 

Oporator-Foxweave-True name Athena Carvillius

 

Race-Orokin

 

Prefered Weapons-Soma,Vulkar,Dread//Lasto//Karyst,Fang, Ether Daggers

Dread bow not connected to stalker

 

Focus School-Vazarin

 

Bio- Athena was the daughter of Caseus Carvillius a Communications Officer aboard the Zariman Ten-Zero colony ship her mother Nauta Carvillius was a low level politician appointed for assisting those of higher status in political affairs much like lawyers of ancient times. She had three great friends as a child, her friends parents had worked together on the ship, when the tragedy of the void flooding the ship happened they were together and had remained since then, Athena, as she and her friends learned to control their power with the help of Margulis,  gained heightened senses of her surroundings and was able to read her opponent’s movements and defend against them, she was set in the focus school named Vazarin.

She had never truly felt like she belonged in it since it had mostly been filled with healers and protectors, and she had developed in a way that honed her skills into an adept Huntress. Dargues, an Orokin working with Ballas,was assigned to Athena and her friends after their training. They had been grouped together to form a squad called the Animatus, Athena was the huntress or sniper of the squad, her friend Uturu who was also in the same school was a Healer, Rhios was their shield, his school being Uniru, and Zarda was a fury of blades and unanticipated attacks; he had been placed  in Madurai. This squad had been formed as a team of assassins and scouts, they did what the tenno out in the open could not do, they did what they were told, bound by their leader Dargues. The Animatus were mostly used for care tactics  and supply “relocation”, all leading to the collapse that was fueled by the Orokin’s corruption. They carried out their orders, not daring to think badly of their commander, until one day when Zarda went berserk after eavesdropping on Dargues having a discussion about Margulis’ execution. Zarda’s switch flipped and he murdered Dargues.

Not wanting to lose such a skilled team of warriors Ballas, wiped their memories giving them new names “Athena was called Foxweave” Uturu-Ravencall, Rhios-Bearclaw and Zarda-Wolfstrike. They carried out Ballas’s missions driven by a repulsive corruption, the squad knowing no different didn’t care about what they did as long as they remained together. 5 years later as the Empire fell apart, Ballas  ordered the cephalon aboard Animatus’s ship to put the squad in cryosleep aboard their ship. The ship, having no further objective with the operators in cryosleep,the cephalon and the ship powered down drifting aimlessly in space for around 500  years. The ship drifted towards Earth being pulled into the atmosphere crash landed on the surface.

Shortly after the crash, Foxweave woke from her cryosleep amid the shambles of the wreckage ship her friends had survived in their cryo pods from the crash. There was a ringing sound in the air residing from an alarm in her cryo pod this signaled the other pods to reawaken as they woke regaining their composure from the long sleep they became surrounded by grineer soldiers. Their pods were right near a grineer base and were alerted to the squad’s presence when the alarm sounded. Suddenly a ship came out of nowhere with the lotus’s voice coming through the speakers telling them to join her if they want to live, not seeing any other way they left earth with the ship Wolfstrike felt paranoid about his friends and their willingness to follow such an unknown person. The Lotus told them that they were now free to do as they wished unbound by Orokin control the majority of the team decided together to help the lotus bring about her plan of balance to the solar system, Wolf still feeling a distrust of the Lotus kept with his friends. Many missions into the future the team was dispatched to a vague assassination on earth and an accident happened soon after they landed that led Foxweave’s squad to be killed off. She fled with nowhere to go, not knowing the reason to the “accident”. She feared it was caused by the Lotus or her missing friend Wolfstrike, who was nowhere to be found in the aftermath of the accident. As she searched for answers feeling deeply lost without her friends at her side she asked Cephalon Simaris for help, his answers only ended in riddles. Time passed and she came across a message of Orokin origin. A deep sense of familiarity and home lept within her when she heard the frequency of the message. She decided to go to the coordinates the message specified and see if Mataeru the one who sent the message could give her some answers or that by joining him she could find a purpose again.

[TheFafalStudios]

Operator Name: Vuko Drakkainen

 

Race: Orokin

 

Warframes: Ivara, Mesa

 

Weapons: Sibaris Prime, Vectis Prime, Baza | Ballistica Prime, Pyrana | Dual Kamas Prime, Dakra Prime

 

Focus School: Madurai

 

Bio:

    Vuko was aboard the accident on the Zariman Ten-Zero. He boarded it with his parents, but that was the last time he had seen them. After that he was one of the 20 Tenno hand-picked by Ballas. During the harsh training he showed much proficiency for marksmanship, acrobatics and climbing. And accordingly he was trained to his full potential in those categories.

    His Focus School is Madurai to help him channel his void powers into himself, aiding his talents. The loss of his parents left him emotionally numb to the fate of people who he doesn’t know and/or doesn’t care about. In addition from time to time he loses touch with reality, mentally going back to the accident, and after a brief moment he snaps back, once again forgetting  what happened back then. His odd sense of humour and lack of personal bounds often makes members of his team question his action, as they seem random or inappropriate.

    He had developed an attachment to the rest of the Veiled Tenno, treating them as family, even if he didn’t show it. Vuko is ready to sacrifice for them, as he holds nothing closer.

    His frame of choice is Ivara - an agile archer to compliment his abilities. With her by his side he completed many covert operations - many of which were slaughters. He didn’t mind that, as his primary goal was always to complete task given to him, no matter the consequences.

    During the slaughter of the Orokin, he was stationed on Lua. He was prepared to go into action, in case any of his brothers or sisters required backup for the mayhem caused by the Victory ceremony.

    After that he, as the rest to the Veiled Tenno was ordered to go into cryo stasis, where he remains as of now.

    

 

Edited February 17, 2018 by TheFafalStudios

[Ash_of_Narmer]

@Foxweave and @TheFafalStudios ! Your applications have both been accepted. Welcome to the Remnant.

[Ash_of_Narmer]

To any potential new posters, please be advised:

I am rendering this recruitment thread obsolete and will no longer be accepting applications made on this thread.

I have a new thread for 2018 that will be posted by the end of the week that will serve as our new recruitment thread.
(EDIT) You can find the new thread here:

Consider this one closed.

Thank you.

Edited March 2, 2018 by Mataeru
Added new thread link

[NinJay73]

Hey I’m ninjay73 (Sorry if the bio sucks I just worked on him a little bit ago XD)

Name: Takua

Physical description: 6’0 ft tall, long muscular legs and arms, large torso, brown hair, grey blue eyes, glasses (sometimes he gets tired of wearing them and takes them off) with three gold and blue somatic markings on his face and silver void scarring under his left eye

race: Human, Tenno 

School: Vazarin

Warframe: Excalibur Prime, Inaros, Harrow

Weapons: Opticor, Akbolto Prime, and Nikana Prime 

 

Background: similar to most of the Tenno Takua was with his family on the Zariman ten zero to colonize in the new system, before their journey to the zariman Takua’s family were builders and would pass it down the skills of it to the children to help teach them something to do in life, wanting to be like his father whom he idolized Takua worked hard to be just like him both as a hard worker and a person. As he grew up Takua became very hard working when he set his mind on something he wanted to achieve, developed a sense of humor though it can fail at some times, and a kind heart as he tried to make friends. This however changed during the tragedy on the zariman, as the adults went mad from the effects of the void Takua was forced to kill his parents to protect his two younger sisters, he joined up with other survivors to help hunt down the adults as the lost their sanity to protect the younger children as it changed them as kids, while still being kind Takua now wouldn’t hesitate to kill if he deemed it necessary to stop whoever or whatever it was. Some time later the zariman was found and the rest is history