Approved Tech FFS – Adaptive Phase Emitter | "Ghost Edge"

[Braze]

FFS – Adaptive Phase Emitter | "Ghost Edge"​

Out of Character Information Production Information Special Features Strengths Weaknesses Description

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  Intent	To create a lightsaber emitter that can replicate the effects of multiple established emitter types including precision for dueling defense against blasters unstable output for aggressive binds and a damping function for non lethal use while also incorporating a short burst destabilization effect that improves cutting efficiency against dense materials.
  Image Source	N/A
  Canon Link	Blade Emitter (Legends) | Crude Phobium Emitter | Damping Emitter | Deflection Emitter | Disrupting Emitter | Fencing Emitter
  Permissions	N/A
  Primary Source	N/A
  What it Does	The Adaptive Phase Emitter integrates an advanced cohesion controller and phase cycling matrix, allowing the wielder to select between multiple operational modes that replicate or adapt canonical emitter effects: Precision Mode : IE: (Fencing Emitter) – Produces a narrow, stable edge for controlled parries and precise strikes, effective in dueling but less suited for deflecting blaster bolts. Deflection Mode: IE: (Deflection Emitter) – Broadens the blade’s envelope to better redirect blaster fire, ideal for defensive forms such as Form III. Unstable Mode: IE: (Disrupting Emitter) – Loosens blade cohesion to create a flickering, erratic edge that can overwhelm foes in binds, though it sacrifices precision and drains more power. Phase Burst Mode: IE: (Crude Phobium Emitter) – Temporarily increases blade density and cutting power at the cost of greater weight and control, echoing the effectiveness but unwieldiness of phobium designs. Dampened Mode: IE: (Damping Emitter) – Restricts energy output to form a non-lethal blade suitable for training or subdual, with reduced cutting ability. Combined Effect: The “Ghost Edge” consolidates the functions of several specialized emitters into one adaptive unit, offering flexibility in combat while retaining the trade-offs of each profile.

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  Manufacturer	Braze | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Affiliation	Braze | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Market Status	Closed Market
  Model	FFS-APE “Ghost Edge”
  Modularity	Yes (mode profiles selectable but require calibration)
  Production	Mass-Produced
  Material	Phased emitter ring, adaptive emitter cage, micro-actuated lens stack, hardened collar, controller

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  Adaptive cohesion controller with selectable blade profiles (Precision, Deflection, Unstable, Phase Burst, Dampened) Phase cycling matrix for short destabilization bursts that aid cutting efficiency on dense materials Real-time profile switching via thumb-stud or gesture command Auto-tuning to compensate for melee pressure during binds Integrated interlock safeties with automatic fallback to a neutral stable blade profile

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  • Replicates the functions of multiple established emitter types in one unit • Provides flexibility to adapt to precision dueling, defensive blaster deflection, aggressive binds, dense cutting, or non-lethal combat • Phase burst offers short-term efficiency against dense materials • Saves space and weight compared to carrying multiple emitter assemblies

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  Complexity: Damage to sensor/controller forces fallback to neutral blade. Power Draw: Unstable and phase burst modes consume significantly more energy. Limitations: Dampened mode reduces cutting ability to near-training levels. Balance Trade-Offs: No single mode performs better than a refined dedicated emitter of that type.

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  The FFS-APE “Ghost Edge” is an experimental Adaptive Phase Emitter that consolidates the effects of multiple canonical lightsaber emitters into a single modular design. By combining an adaptive cohesion controller with a phase cycling matrix, it allows the wielder to shift between precision, deflection, unstable, phobium-inspired phase burst, or dampened non-lethal output. Each mode carries inherent trade-offs: precision provides accuracy at the cost of raw power, deflection favors blaster defense over cutting strength, unstable mode delivers chaotic energy at the expense of control and efficiency, phase burst boosts density while making the blade unwieldy, and dampened mode eliminates lethality but also cutting capacity. The result is a versatile emitter that embodies flexibility without surpassing the specialized performance of any single dedicated emitter, keeping the design balanced while expanding one's tactical options on the battlefield.

 

[MANIAC]

Braze

Looks good.

Approved.