Heavy Weapons Warframe concept

[LMG3864]

So one thing I've always wanted and wondered why it wasn't in the game already, was a Warframe with heavy weapons as its theme. Seeing as that doesn't seem to be in their schedule at the moment, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create a concept for a warframe based around firearms and big weapons, which I have currently named Odin. I have not set ability stats as that would require testing to get them just right, and all names are subject to change. My main focus is trying to create a Warframe that lets players feel like a powerhouse while remaining entertaining to utilize.

Odin is a fierce warrior who has always prepared himself for a fight as if it was his last.

Base Stats:

• Armor: 200
• Health: 150
• Shields: 50
• Energy: 125

Abilities:

• Ammunition Specialist (Passive) [Previously named Armourer]
  • Converts unused ammo into ammo for his current weapon.
  • All players have increased max ammo.
• Einherjar Missiles (Q): 
  • Fires a barrage of missiles that chase the target, dealing blast damage and knocking down enemies in an area.
  • One-handed ability.
• Ymir Crate (W):
  • Spawns a supply box that restores a portion of health, energy and ammo when interacted with.
  • The box is consumed on use by any player.
  • Multiple boxes can be deployed.
• Sleipnir Rocket (E):
  • Fires a rocket that implodes on contact with a surface, drawing nearby enemies in and ragdolling them. After a brief pause it explodes dealing massive blast damage in an area and reduces the armor of surviving enemies.
• Ragnarök (R):
  • Deploys Gungnir, an exhalted minigun with a forward-facing shield.
  • The user can move while it's active. Bullet jumping disables the shield during its execution.
  • Shield is invulnerable to damage, the Warframe can still be hit from the sides and back.
  • Stats are affected by primary weapon mods.

Edited October 4, 2017 by LMG3864

[-FrutyX-]

That looks like a...Bombard !

[CaptainJLP]

The first ability might confuse people who speak Australian-English as they spell armor with a U aswell - Armour so it kind of sounds like Armourer an ability which should give you armour, so mabye change what you call it anyways pretty good frame.

[LMG3864]

An Armourer used to be indeed the person in charge of managing armor in the past. Nowadays it's the person that manages the Armory, but I decided to change it anyways for a more fitting name