The Isleweaver Arrives to Warframe in June

Digital Extremes announced that Isleweaver is launching in Warframe this June. There's a lot happening and one of these is turning Duviri on its head.

For those new to the game, Duviri is an open-world region that's located within the Void. It's ruled by the tyrannical though rather childish Dominus Thrax. It is his mood and emotions which directly influence the lands. Duviri becomes available to players who finish The Duviri Paradox quest.

In the upcoming Isleweaver, it seems that while Dominus Thrax appears outwardly repulsed, he's inwardly terrified of the Major's and the Murmur’s recent incursion into his territory. To expedite her swift removal from the Kingdom of Duviri, Thrax is now allowing the Tenno to use their Warframes in Duviri for the first time outside of the Circuit.

Everyone is invited to embark on a new journey across Duviri to put a stop to the Murmur invasion before the Indifference is able to claim the mind-bending floating islands for itself.

The Ensnaring Hunter

Players can also look forward to meeting the patient hunter Oraxia. She has made the Scholar's Landing her lair and it is there that she lurks. She's been driven too mad to tell friend from foe and now waits for those foolish enough to wander into her trap. Oraxia's Abilities are focused on isolating and executing weakened enemies. She uses her wall-crawling mobility to outmaneuver the enemy and then encases her prey in immobilizing webs.

Those able to slop the spider's snare and defeat Oraxia can obtain Scuttler's Husks. Players can trade this for Oraxia Warframe Component Blueprints as well as Blueprints for her signature Weapons.

What do you think? Excited for the new adventure?

Warframe was launched in 2013 and since then has become a multi-generational game having more than 80 million registered players across various platforms. In the game, players get to be part of an ancient class of warriors known as the Tenno as they fight their way across an ever-expanding universe of over 18 planets and more than 55 Warframes, with four open worlds to discover. Get the Warframe for the PC via Steam.