Should you Pick the Name Sol, Terra, or Lua in Warframe’s Duviri Paradox? – Answered

The bundle of cuteness should get a nice name.

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Warframe’s new open-world location has a ton of mystery and intrigue. As you proceed through the initial quest to open Duviri, you’ll be met with a choice. Here’s whether you should pick the name Sol, Terra, or Lua in Warframe’s Duviri Paradox update.

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Around the mid-point of the Duviri Paradox quest, you’ll be talking with the new version of Teshin (sidenote: What the hell kind of Warframe plot voodoo magic landed him here?) as he’s spending time with what appears to be a pet bunny. He’ll ask the Drifter for a name, leading to three different options: Sol, Terra, and Lua. This seems like it’s a major choice thanks to the alignment circle that changes depending on which choice you’re hovering over.

Alas, it isn’t anything you should worry about. Like every other dialogue option you’re presented with in Warframe, the option you choose will have a minimal effect on any future gameplay or story. Instead, it changes a few lines of dialogue during certain quests, with the white side of the alignment circle representing optimism/justice, and the black side representing ruthlessness. In the case of the pet name, it’s less that sort of alignment and more on whatever pet name you want. It’ll change the pet’s name when used in dialogue, and that’s about it.

There is one minor permanent effect, and that’s regarding your account’s displayed alignment. After making a choice, you’ll get an alignment circle showing your average alignment to other players through your Profile. We suggest not caring about this though, as no one cares to look at these. What you should care about though, is which Warframe you should choose during the Duviri Paradox quest.

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