#duviri

[hachibani]

duviri doodles bc i finally got the hang of this little trauma world but only on solo i love my drifter i hate the owl puzzle

[warframestuff]

Duviri Landscape - Joy

[larena]

[bismuth-soup]

bombastine

[vikcleonaturin]

The Warden

"You cannot deny your sin, Kullervo. For I am your guilt, the form and voice of your greatest persecutor."

[leodoodling]

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[gruvu]

Drifting thoughts about the aftermath of the new war. SPOILERS for those whom have not played it yet also duviri so you've been warned.

So you get your hand uhh.. Degloved? I guess, and you get a new one. That doesn't belong to you and you have to technically give it back right? Like they need it back. So the drifter looses a hand right? Even if you are never shown it, and then I realized.. Thrax whom the drifter.. Is technically has a fully prosethic arm and decided for my drifter he would have a sort the same hand? Inspired by Durivi and symbolism. ANYWAY its just some thoughts, I gotta lay down.

[wispyatomica]

Tried my hand at a forced perception captura tonight, pretty pleased with the results for a first time attempt. Thank you @eve-be-sleep-deprived for the pointer on the wisp animation!

[noirrelite]

part 1

honse update when

[silence-of-autumn42]

So some of the Zariman question tablets that were added to Duviri in the Seven Crimes of Kullervo update actually answer a lot of questions I, and a few others, has about the book that the realm was based on, Tales of Duviri.

The first big question was why the hell was Euleria Entrati writing what seems to be a children's book? Well, the answer is actually pretty interesting. Tales of Duviri was written as a tool for Void explorers to use to help regulate their emotions while their Void exposure wore off. It was simplistically written so that a mind that was unstable at best would be able to follow the story, and recognise how to avoid their own emotions going out of control.

The second big question was "Is Dominus Thrax king of Duviri in the book, or did we create him?". The answer to this seems to be both. The character of Dominus Thrax does appear as the king of Duviri in Tales of Duviri. His design appears to be based on our doll, but the character does appear in the book. That being said, it's possible, although not confirmed, that initially we filled the role of Thrax, before passing the throne to the character.

The third question is why Euleria was the one to write the book, and that's pretty simple to answer. She was one of, if not the, most prominent Archimedian in the Void Research field. She was in charge of most of the Void expeditions. As such, the explorers were her responsibility, and so she wrote the book to help them regain their sanity while they were in their Isolation Vaults.

There are some more things I want to discuss, based on the Zariman tablets, but I'll save those for another post.

[viceroycyndr]

Bring on Tennobaum !!! Dressed to GIVE, make sure your wishlist is updated, Tenno

[permanent-hangover]

i get that the idea of Duviri being an optional beginning is cool and all, but just imagine what it sets up for the player. Imagine hearing the Warden's voice from the mouth of Ballas. Seeing an Orowyrm in a railjack mission. Wandering about the relay and finding Teshin, a far cry from whence you first saw him. Imagine going to the Necralisk and seeing that the omnipresent Narrator is a blue-skinned giant with glowing eyes partially encased in infested flesh. Imagine seeing that weird guy from the exterminate mission standing over you, fit as can be, slapping you with an ascaris. Imagine going to the Zariman and not only seeing Thrax Legatus again, but the long-forgotten Void Flood mission. It sets up so many immeasurable wonders for new players. I almost wish I could have a lapse in my memory just to experience the game from that beginning.

[warframestuff]

Duviri Landscape - Sorrow

[orokin-state]

The Duviri Paradox

[a-tenno-called-prin]

This is the Duviri equivalent of Googling yourself.

[leodoodling]

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