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Approved Tech Deathball-IV heavy proton bomb

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Three different colors of Deathball-IV casings, teal is for ion, blue-grey is for incendiary and green for high explosive

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
  • Manufacturer: Ringovinda Systems
  • Affiliation: Open-Market
  • Model: Deathball-IV heavy proton bomb
  • Modularity: Yes; can change the payload
  • Production: Mass-produced
  • Material: Plastoid
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
  • Classification: Proton bomb
  • Size: Very large (3.5 m)
  • Weight: Very heavy (1 ton)
  • Explosive Type: Detonite, ion or incendiary
  • Delivery Method: Dropped
  • Effective Range: Average
  • Area Of Effect: Very large (400m)
  • Stopping Power: Very high
SPECIAL FEATURES
  • Explosive
  • Can be outfitted with a variety of payloads: ion, incendiary, high explosive
STRENGTHS
  • Detonates with a big explosion capable of causing damage to a wide area.
  • High stopping power
WEAKNESSES
  • Damage applies indiscriminately to all personnel and objects surrounding the missile, this includes allies who might be caught in the blast radius
  • Unguided
DESCRIPTION

The Deathball-IV is a realization that previous models of large fighter-mounted ordnance were a bit disjointed, and fast cook-off time was an issue. With a redesigned casing, the issue of fast cook-off time was resolved so that Deathball-IVs could more safely be stored, and it can also store various varieties of payloads, such as high explosives, ion and incendiaries, which were used and sold under different names, and carried high blast radius and stopping power. However, it still carries the same weaknesses of the predecessors: it damages indiscriminately, which is even more of a problem given the high blast radius, and takes up a lot of space in a starfighter's bomb bay, so, as with its predecessors, it takes up the space of four proton bombs in a bomb bay.

Note: If used in a starfighter, the Deathball-IV is worth 4 proton bombs
 
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