Laphisto
High Commander of the Lilaste Order
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Intent: To create an advanced hybrid Aetherium-based power cell designed for precision weapons, including lightsabers, advanced melee systems, and energy prototypes requiring fine-tuned output regulation.
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Manufacturer: Lilaste arms
Affiliation: Lilaste Order, Diarchy
Market Status: Closed-Market
Model: CACC-01 "Conduit Core"
Modularity: Yes
Production: Limited
Material: Refined Crystallized Aetherium, Diatium Alloy Matrix, Tensile-Durasteel Mesh, Composite Insulation Shell
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Hybrid Aetherium–Diatium Core:Combines Aetherium's raw power with diatium's regulatory stability for precise, high-efficiency energy conversion.
- Dual-Phase Discharge Profiles: Supports Sustained Output for consistent operation and Overdrive Mode for short-term burst performance.
- Ambient Recharge Lattice: Passively absorbs ambient heat, radiation, and EM flux to slowly replenish internal reserves.
- Phase-Stabilized Regulators: Maintains perfect resonance balance to prevent harmonic drift or energy spikes.
- Thermal Balancing Network: Circulates excess heat through micro-conduits to avoid thermal runaway.
- EMP & Radiation Hardening: Advanced shielding maintains stable output under electronic warfare or high-energy conditions.
- Integrated Safety Cutoff: Auto-diverts power during critical overload to prevent crystal rupture.
- Power Telemetry Node: Monitors charge, harmonic balance, and Overdrive cycles for maintenance or tuning.
- Compatibility Bridge: Optimized to interface seamlessly with Lilaste's modular saber components (PBSD, HOA, AREM, etc.).
STRENGTHS
- High Energy Density: Stores far more usable charge than standard saber cells, enabling long sustained use.
- High Peak-Current Headroom: Can deliver large instantaneous currents for Rend/Overdrive bursts without immediate brownout.
- Ambient Trickle Recharge: Passively harvests EM/thermal flux to slowly replenish charge while idle.
- Dual-Phase Output: Native support for sustained draw and short-duration overdrive bursts with managed fallback.
- Thermal & EMP Hardening: Casing and regulators resist ion, radiation, and most EMP effects better than standard cores.
- Multi-Channel Delivery: Designed to feed emitter, cooling, and auxiliary subsystems simultaneously without priority conflicts.
- Integrated Telemetry: Built-in diagnostics provide live readouts of charge state, thermal load, and surge cycles.
WEAKNESSES
- Harmonic Sensitivity: Requires correct CTL/MBB tuning; mismatched harmonics produce jitter and accelerated crystal fatigue.
- Overdrive Fatigue: Repeated use of surge mode accelerates microfracture and reduces long-term capacity.
- Slow Recharge Rate: Ambient trickle is gradual — not a substitute for fast charging between encounters.
DESCRIPTION
The Crystallized Aetherium Conduit Cell (CACC) is a refined evolution of the Lilaste Order's Aetherium Power Cell — reengineered for precision energy control and resonance stability. Designed specifically for lightsabers, dueling weapons, and compact field-deployed prototypes, the CACC channels the immense potential of Aetherium through a carefully tuned Diatium regulation lattice, producing a consistent, finely modulated power stream.
Unlike its predecessor, the CACC isn't focused on brute endurance it's engineered for reactive precision. Its dual-phase discharge system allows for instantaneous transitions between sustained output and Overdrive, letting the wielder command controlled surges of energy without compromising blade integrity. Through its ambient recharge lattice, the cell can passively replenish itself over time, absorbing stray radiation and heat extending field operability far beyond conventional limits.
Out Of Character Info
Intent:
to create a light saber component for the Diarchy and Lilaste order
Technical Information
Affiliation:
Lilaste order | Diarchy
Modular:
Yes
Material:
Crystallized Aetherium, Diatium Tensile-Durasteel Mesh
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