How to Fight Vor Again Warframe
Foolish Tenno, practise you realize your Lotus has sent you to die?
—Helm Vor
- For his Corrupted version, see Corrupted Vor.
Helm Vor is the Grineer officer responsible for the players' enkindling in the opening moments of WARFRAME. He is one of the few figures in the Origin System that sympathise ancient Orokin technology, and is capable of utilizing it and merging it with Grineer technology to create offensive weapons such equally his trademark 
Seer pistol and his armor, powered by a Void Key that he refers to as the "Janus Primal", which too grants him a powerful ranged beam set on, bulletproof shielding and the power to teleport.
Captain Vor tin can be encountered in 3 locations currently, making him the near recurring boss in the game aside from the assassins. Start actualization at the end of the Vor's Prize quest and thus being the first dominate that players must fight, he also serves as the boss of Mercury; he then appears once again on Ceres alongside Lieutenant Lech Kril; then appearing after yet again equally a Corrupted version of himself within the Void.
Contents
- ane Lore
- 1.1 General
- 1.2 Rathuum
- 1.iii Operation Barren Fear
- 1.iv WARFRAME: Ghouls
- 1.five Awakening & Vor'southward Prize
- 1.6 The Rebirth
- two Advent
- 3 Behavior
- iv Strategy
- 5 Notes
- vi Trivia
- 7 Media
- 8 Meet also
- 9 References
- 10 Patch History
Lore [ ]
Due to the nature of the starchart progression beingness contradistinct in Update nineteen.0 (2016-11-xi), some of the lore orders listed here may not match the current game'due south order. This section lists the last known lodge earlier the lodge of the story was retconned.
General [ ]
At some point before the beginning of the game, Vor held the rank Admiral and was tasked by the Twin Queens to chase down and destroy the Warframe cryopods hidden throughout the organization before they could awaken. Nevertheless, rather than destroying them, Vor would capture the Tenno within, in the hopes of using their power to restore the Grineer's decomposable ground forces with a new brood of better, healthier clones. Admiral Vor'south failure to comply with their orders collection the Queens to lose their faith in him, demoting Vor to the rank of Captain as a result.
Helm Vor is ane of the few people in the setting known to understand Orokin technology and manipulate it to his own do good, primarily equally a ways of finding more Orokin artifacts to exploit, besides as capturing and/or killing whatever newly awakened Tenno he and his forces see. This is best demonstrated by the apply of his Void Primal during combat, too as his custom-built Seer pistol, a hybridization of Orokin and Grineer engineering.
As with almost Grineer, Captain Vor shows antipathy towards the Tenno, taunting them that he will accept their equipment every bit trophies. Some of his taunts also suggest he dissects any Tenno he gets his hands on in social club to understand the source of their power, much like Alad V does.
Rathuum [ ]
Captain Vor used to have an experienced Grineer veteran under his command named Nok, who, later many years of loyal service became too burdened past the degenerative effects of his decomposable genetics. Nok was granted exit under Vor's blessing to spend his remaining days as an Executioner in Rathuum punishing Grineer.
Performance Barren Fright [ ]
Performance Arid Fear was an operation that later on follows the upshot of Operation Sling-Stone, where the Grineer Helm entrusts Alad V to hibernate their hidden settlement from the eyes of the Tenno. The Tenno's victory in the operation suggests that Vor takes personal responsibility for failing to continue the settlements a undercover from the Tenno, though he as well blames Alad Five for his ill-thought methods of hiding it in the first identify. However, he decides to stand up by the settlement (moved to Grineer Shipyard, Ceres for gameplay reasons) to confront whatsoever Tenno that arrive there, bringing Lieutenant Lech Kril forth for assistance.
WARFRAME: Ghouls [ ]
Ready old before the events of the game, Helm Vor and his Grineer force were raiding an Ostron village for the purpose of excavating Orokin artifacts. After executing nearly of the Ostrons in the process, a sudden incursion by an 
Excalibur foiled the functioning, forcing the Grineer to retreat while the Tenno opted to save an Ostron girl named Mitsuki.
Realizing how powerful the Warframe was, Captain Vor opted to deploy the Grineer Ghouls to assist him in apprehending it. His strategy was to exploit the Warframe's prowess in close combat and melee weapons, exposing the Excalibur to the Ghoul'southward paralytic blood spilling onto him, somewhen immobilizing it and leaving him vulnerable to capture.
Confined in a Grineer base, Captain Vor forcefully extracted information from the Excalibur via an Ascaris; learning that the Ostron girl he was protecting, Mitsuki, knew the location of an Orokin Vault. Before he could learn any more information, he was interrupted past the Lotus, encountering her in the Tenno's mindscape and was quickly "forced out" of the Warframe. Though not able to obtain whatever more intelligence, this notwithstanding prompted the helm to make his move to capture the Ostron child.
Discovering the Ostron child immediately, whom had taken shelter under the protection of a Solaris United operative, Little Duck, Captain Vor and his force speedily overwhelmed the two with barely whatsoever casualties. Things looked promising for the tactician, merely they were of a sudden ambushed by another Tenno donning the 
Mag Warframe, quickly turning the tide of the battle against the Grineer and prompting them to retreat, but not before the Solaris operative shot off Vor's Orokin Key in the middle of the anarchy.
Now left without his Orokin trinket, Captain Vor improvised his plan to let Mag and her allies open the Orokin Vault instead, while calling in many Grineer reinforcements to prepare for his third mortiferous yet drastic assault against the Lotus's force. Carrying the incapacitated Excalibur along with them, the Grineer force quickly discovered the Orokin Vault in question, which was – true to the tactician's prediction – left open by their adversaries.
The vault contained a portal which the army crossed, finding themselves in a time-worn Orokin vessel overgrown with Infested tissue: an Orokin Derelict; they were immediately ambushed by the Infested horde. Things seemed to become more dire as the Grineer's useless attempt to hack an Orokin console instead activated the Medica protocol throughout the ship, causing Neural Watch drones to bladder across the vessel, implanting themselves onto the faces of Grineer and Infested akin, corrupting them in the process, forcing the weakened forces to face off against not just the Infested and drones, only also their corrupted former allies.
After making their mode into the Medica bedroom, Captain Vor and his forces were greeted warmly past the Tenno and her allies. The tide of the battle did not turn well for the Grineer forces as Mitsuki utilized the ship system to stun the bulk of the Grineer with powerful electrifying arc, assuasive the Tenno forces to escape the ship through the threshold. Captain Vor, in a concluding ditch try, crossed the aforementioned threshold and managed to deadfall Magazine and her allies, but was chop-chop stopped by the now conscious Excalibur, before being punted back into the derelict, for good. Helm Vor, despite beingness stranded in the Orokin vessel lonely and having to fight for his own life, betrayed 1 final sinister smile. The fate of Captain Vor is unknown beyond this point.
Awakening & Vor's Prize [ ]
Captain Vor, bent on controlling the Warframes rather than destroying them, travels to Earth to the location of a newly-discovered cryopod (containing the player's first Warframe). His attempt to capture the Tenno fails, still. They are awakened by the Lotus and manage steal a ship and escape Earth, despite Vor using an Ascaris to begin taking mental control of the Warframe's functions.
Nether the Lotus' guidance, and with the assistance of their sometime send Cephalon, Ordis, the Tenno rescues the black marketplace arms dealer Darvo from a Grineer gulag. In gratitude, Darvo helps them disassemble the Ascaris from their Warframe, allowing the Tenno to rail down and defeat Vor.
The Rebirth [ ]
After an indeterminate amount of fourth dimension, Vor was revived past the Orokin "Janus Key" in his possession, which linked his broken trunk back together via a swirling mass of free energy, condign Corrupted Vor. In his current, Corrupted state of listen, Vor leads the other Corrupted defenders of the Void against all intruders. He displays a religious reverence for the Void, challenge to know its "truthful" power and declaring that the Tenno are "trespassers" being led past a "false prophet". It is unknown whether this is a revelation brought about by his revival, or simply brainwashed past the Key or an Orokin Neural Sentry.
In The Rebirth trailer, the newly revived Captain Vor is seen marching his style through Grineer troops to demonstrate the power of his Janus Central, perchance leading his soldiers into the Void and corrupting them in the process.
He ultimately became the guardian of the Sedna branch of the Void, continuously re-confronting whatever Tenno that dare enters his territory from fourth dimension to time.
Appearance [ ]
Captain Vor is an anile Grineer who has lost three of his limbs and an eye, of which he makes upwards with his own unique, brown, heavy suit of armor. Much of the armoring covers the entirety of his trunk with piping hoses strewn all over, along with mechanical trunk parts replacing both of his legs, his right arm and his correct eye. He is armed with a Cronus and a Seer at his disposal, forth with a special fundamental-shaped socket on his left breast reserved for his Orokin Key, of which he often uses information technology for multiple purposes. As with all Grineer's cistron deterioration, he has wrinkles spread across his face up and presumably all over his body; although this could exist a cistron of his erstwhile age as a Commander calls Helm Vor an "old homo" in The Call trailer.
Beliefs [ ]
Strategy [ ]
Captain Vor tends to fight at ranged distance with his Seer and Janus Primal, making good apply of his Teleport and 
Cronus to increase the gap betwixt him and the Tenno. Every 3rd of his health he will deploy a Sphere Shield to gain invulnerability while simultaneously summoning Grineer troops equally a lark.
Aside from depleting his shields and wellness, there is fiddling in the way of strategy to the overall boxing; but harm him, await out his invulnerability from his Sphere Shield, and repeat until he dies.
Notes [ ]
Trivia [ ]
- Helm Vor is voiced by [DE]Skree, who too voices General Sargas Ruk, Shik Tal, and Alad V.
- The trailer at the cease of Devstream 32 states that Vor was formerly an Admiral prior to his demotion, however Vor'south Prize lists his former rank equally General.
- Vor is the lowest level dominate in the game, having a minimum spawn level of 3 when on Mercury. Vor's level is besides the near scaled when information technology comes to conclave scaling, scaling with level much faster than other bosses would.
- Prior to Update 9.0 (2013-07-13) Captain Vor was essentially a Flameblade with a ruby suit and increased stats.
- After Update 7.0 (2013-03-18), Pre-Update 9 Vor's armor turned white, and he gained fire damage. Occasionally the original ruddy would appear in the cut-scene before quickly irresolute back to white. Hotfix 7.seven.three (2013-04-12) returned his armor to the original red.
- Vor is the second boss to exist revamped, afterward Lieutenant Lech Kril. He is also the second boss to have a unique voice after Kril. Additionally, Vor is the 2d boss to have a unique death blitheness; on death Vor will stumble and shout 1 last taunt before splitting in half from the waist, similar to his expiry in the trailer.
- This death blitheness will still be used even if he was killed with a gun, blunt melee weapon or certain Warframe abilities.
- Prior to Update 9.1 (2013-07-14), Vor'southward algorithms for level scaling based on player level and number resulted in the possibility of getting level 100 Vors with teams of 4. The algorithm was changed in Update 9.1 to preclude such absurdity from occurring once again.
- Vor is the general proper noun of a caste of nobles on the planet Barrayar in the Vorkosigan Saga series of novels by Lois McMaster Bujold. Curiously, i of the offset book's main characters, a member of the degree, also bears the rank of Captain.
- Update 13.7 (2014-06-11) changed Captain Vor's regular language from Grineer to English. He however speaks Grineer during the tutorial however.
- Closer inspection reveals that the model of Vor's Nervos Mines is really a Roller with two
Miter blades attached on opposite ends of the Roller. - The diorama for the Sling-Stone Event depicts him in an armed collision with the Corpus, though information technology is unknown if he had whatever farther interest in that issue.
Media [ ]
Warframe - Loot From 100 Helm Vor Kills
Captain Vor 'Level 100' (Warframe)
See also [ ]
- Corrupted Vor - Vor when he was corrupted by the Void's corrupting influence.
References [ ]
Patch History [ ]
Update xxx.2 (2021-05-12)
- Fixed missing Vor taunt when hovering over the Tolstoj node.
Hotfix 30.0.viii (2021-04-27)
- Fixed Captain Vor'due south Seer pistol firing bullet from his Cronus sword paw.
Update 29.5 (2020-xi-nineteen)
- Fixed cases of Vor non removing his shield bubble after dropping it per his usual fight mechanics, resulting in an inability to progress in the fight.
Update 25.7 (2019-08-29)
- Fixed Captain Vor not reacting when taking damage from a silent weapon.
Update 9.2 (2013-07-19)
- Adjusted Vor'south scaling with tweaks to MultiPlayer matches. He should not get higher than rank 54 vs 4 rank 30 players.
- Helm Vor's impairment intake is now locked to stages, forbid massive damage from taking him downward too fast.
Update 9.1 (2013-07-14)
- Simplified the vengeful Vor's scaling - he will no longer be quite as tough every bit he idea he was (less than level 100).
Update 9.0 (2013-07-13)
- Dominate battle revamp.
- Now drops the Seer pistol blueprints and components.
Update 7.8 (2013-04-19)
- Cronus blueprint now simply a guaranteed drop the get-go fourth dimension Tolstoj is completed, % chance to driblet continues to decrease on additional runs.
Update five.0 (2012-12-18)
- Captain Vor is more than ambitious! Look out!
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| Grineer | Planet | Captain Vor (Mercury/Ceres) • Councilor Vay Hek (Earth) • Full general Sargas Ruk (Saturn) • Kela De Thaym (Sedna) • Lieutenant Lech Kril (Mars/Ceres) • Tyl Regor (Uranus) |
| Mission | Kuva Liches • The Grustrag Iii (Assassin) • Ven'kra Tel and Sprag (Orokin Sabotage) | |
| Quest | Elderberry Queen (The War Within) | |
| Event | Balor Fomorian (Fomorian Fleet) | |
 Corpus | Planet | Alad 5 and Zanuka (Jupiter) • Ambulas (Pluto) • Jackal (Venus) • Hyena Pack (Neptune) • Raptors (Europa) • The Sergeant (Phobos) |
| Mission | Exploiter Orb (Orb Vallis) • Lynx (Orokin Sabotage) • Profit-Taker Orb (Orb Vallis) • Zanuka Hunter (Assassin) | |
| Quest | Protea Specter (The Deadlock Protocol) | |
| Outcome | Razorback (Razorback Armada) | |
 Infested | Planet | Jordas Golem (Eris) • Juggernaut Behemoth (Eris) • Mutalist Alad V (Eris) • Lephantis (Deimos) • Zealoid Prelate (Deimos) |
| Mission | Juggernaut (Infested Ship) | |
| Quest | Infested Mesa (Patient Zero) | |
| Outcome | Phorid (Phorid Manifestation) • Hemocyte (Plains of Eidolon - Operation: Plague Star) | |
 Orokin | Mission | Corrupted Vor (Tier four Void) • Nihil (Nightwave/Serial three) |
| Quest | Necramech (Heart of Deimos) | |
 Sentient | Planet | Ropalolyst (Jupiter) |
| Mission | Eidolon Teralyst • Gantulyst • Hydrolyst (Plains of Eidolon) | |
| Quest | Suda-Hunhow (Octavia'due south Canticle) | |
| Event | Condrix (Earth - Operation: Blood-red Spear) | |
 Stalker | Mission | Acolytes (The Steel Path) • Stalker or Shadow Stalker (Assassinator) |
 Unaffiliated | Mission | Wolf of Saturn Six (Assassin) |
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