Post by Zenon on Apr 24, 2019 18:11:50 GMT -5
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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
* Intent: A droid for sale by Venas Mor and for the Dathomir Collective military
* Image Source: Link
* Canon Link: N/A
* Primary Source: VM servant droids
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
* Manufacturer: Venas Mor
* Affiliation: Closed Market
* Model: VMM “Vimm droids”. Venas Mor Master Droids
* Production: Mass Produced
* Modularity: Attachments yes, otherwise no.
* Material: Durasteel, phrik, droid parts.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
* Classification: Fourth
* Weight: 1.8 meters
* Height: 90 kg
* Movement: Bipedal
* Armaments: Electrostaff, Electrified hands, flamethrower gauntlet attachment, vibro blade gauntlet attachment.
* Misc. Equipment: (Sensors, scanners, shields, etc.)
Head:
Basic sensor set
High grade sonic sensors
Thermal sensors
Long range sensor set/built in rangefinder
Built in encryptable comms system and extendable signal booster
Basic Voicebox
Chest:
Basic Sensor set (chest)
Better learning Artificial intelligence and databanks (considerable storage permits wide range of programming possibilities) The large databanks also considerably increase the amount of time and information it takes before a droid starts obtaining a personality, but still allows it to gain considerable knowledge and experience.
Loyalty chip: Inside the chest
SPECIAL FEATURES
-Greater intelligence AI comes with more built in programming for combat, tactics, and strategy. Allowing the Vimm droids to serve well as both combat and commander droids. They learn much more quickly then most droids do and have similar calculative capabilities as a combination of Strategy and Commando droids.This AI is very fast compared to most other droids, and operates at fast enough rates to calculate trajectories of blaster fire during combat and react.
-Stronger and faster. The VM Servant droids were already stronger than most humans, so Venas Mor took it up another step doubling down on the size and number of motors, while increasing their speed capabilities. Allowing the Master droids to operate just a bit faster than Magna guards and capable of deflecting and dodging blaster fire, or fighting even jedi,, but while having the strength enough to kill most opponents by hand and stand up to trandoshans (though they’d be on the lower end for strength/durability).
-Coordination: Due also the the better built limbs and system, the Master droids possess greater maneuverability and coordination then their Servant origins.
-Electrified hands: The forearms of the Master droid can be charged up just like an electrostaff and are made with Phrik allowing them to be used very effectively both offensively and defensively against lightsabers and most weaponry.
-Loyalty Chip in the chest
Strengths:
-About as strong as trandoshans
-Faster and more coordinated than IG-100 magnaguards.
-Built in intelligence systems equivalent to strategy, tactic, and combat droids. With much higher processing speeds.
-Built in combat skills.
-More difficult to hack or overide
-Considerable databanks allows for much longer time before possible personality while also still allowing for immense learning.
-Capable of operating completely silently due to the built in comm system in the head, allowing them to communicate solely through that.
-Can operate even when limbs are cut off or head is removed, as the main sensors are in the body.
-Good sensor equipment
-Can take a few good hits before going down.
-Electrified phrik forearms.
-Can be further trained in weaponry
Weaknesses:
-Expensive: The Master Droids are a lot more expensive than the Servant droids which are very cheap and easy to make, while most average civilians could buy one or even a few Servant droids. A Master droid costs around the equivalent to twenty Servant droids.
-Harder to repair/alter: Unlike the Servant droids which were made to be able to be taken apart. The Master droids had to be built to work more efficiently in more intense situations. Which has resulted in them requiring much more work for any modifications or repairs being made.
-Magnetics: The droids can be pulled by magnetic fields.
-Still vulnerable: While more durable than their Servant droid predecessors, they are still capable of being taken down by a few good blaster shots to the limbs, or continued fire at the chest. With exception of the forearms.
-The force: They possess no resistances to the force other than usual. Though they may be more resistant of techniques to switch their programming or confuse them, but only due to the loyalty chips and advanced ai.
DESCRIPTION
The Master droids are a testament to what the Venas Mor is capable of learning due to their buying and examining of technology. While primarily based off of making a superior servant droid that could be properly applied in battle, the Master droids take influence from IG-magnaguards and Strategy droids, but all in order to mimick a true warrior. These Master Droids are a lot more expensive to make however, due to the AI systems they were given, this has made the Venas Mor reconsider creating super efficient droids, as their military is already very skilled, and possibly revert to making droids that are simply either moderately good at all purposes, or specialized in a specific area. With the exception of when a special force is needed, or there’s a particularly convincing customer.
Designed as both warriors and leaders, the Master droids are extremely capable of both combat and strategy, leading other droids and even people into battle, all while actively fighting in the situation. This has made them a threat to even Jedi opponents, which was originally somewhat concerning to the Dathomirians realizing how dangerous they could be, which was part of why they installed the loyalty chips to prevent possible switching of their purposes by people who didn’t understand the Loyalty chip.
This would provide an excellent addition to the Dathomirian forces, while also a very good source of income for those who would pay for a high level guard. Just so long as they could be sure they wouldn't be used against the Dathomir Collective.
