Approved Tech FFS – Electrostatic / EMP Emitter "Sparkler" | Corona-EMP Hybrid Emitter

[Braze]

FFS – Electrostatic / EMP Emitter "Sparkler" | Corona-EMP Hybrid Emitter​

Out of Character Information Production Information Special Features Strengths Weaknesses Description

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  Intent	To create a lightsaber emitter that combines a localized electrostatic corona (taser effect) with short, contact-range EMP bursts, giving one a disruptive tool against droids, shields, and cybernetics while remaining balanced by high energy demand, cooldowns, and environmental risks.
  Image Source	N/A
  Canon Link	Blade Emitter (Legends) | Droid | Energy Shield | EMP | Ion Weaponry
  Permissions	N/A
  Primary Source	N/A
  What it Does	Electro-Corona Collar: Sheathes blade edge in a crackling charge that arcs into targets on contact, taser-like. EMP Coils: Generate short-range micro-EMP bursts through the blade, disrupting circuits and shields. Grounding Bus & Faraday Cage: Protects wielder and saber core from feedback. RIP Synergy: Optimized for use with FFS-RIP high-output cells to sustain heavy draw. Combined Effect: "Sparkler" can taser and shock targets directly via corona discharge, or inject localized EMP bursts that scramble electronics. It punishes synthetic and shielded foes while keeping normal saber cutting performance.

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  Manufacturer	Braze | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Affiliation	Braze | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Market Status	Closed Market
  Model	FFS-ESE/EMP "Sparkler"
  Modularity	Yes (corona intensity & EMP burst can be tuned)
  Production	Mass-Produced
  Material	Electrostatic emitter crown, EMP flux coils, ceramic insulators, braided return leads, Faraday cage shielding

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  • Corona discharge for taser-like shocks on contact • EMP bursts that disrupt shields, blasters, droids, and cybernetics • Adjustable intensity for training vs combat use • Grounding and Faraday shielding to protect wielder • Optimized to run with FFS-RIP or equivalent high-output cells

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  • Two-in-one disruption: taser corona & EMP bursts • Extra effectiveness against droids, shields, and cybernetics • Preserves normal lightsaber cutting power • FFS-RIP synergy enables longer sustained combat use

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  Energy Demand: Very power-hungry, drains standard cells quickly. Cooldown Delay: EMP function requires downtime between bursts. Feedback Risk: If shielding is damaged, corona may arc back to wielder. Environment: Wet or conductive conditions make emitter unpredictable. EMP Protection: Targets with hardened or shielded electronics greatly reduce the emitter's effectiveness.

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  The "Sparkler" emitter lives up to its name. Its electro-corona shrouds the blade in a dazzling shower of sparks, delivering taser-like shocks to anything it touches. On demand, its EMP coils can spit localized pulses through the blade edge, scrambling circuits, shorting blasters, or flickering shield projectors. Unlike wide-area EMP devices, the Sparkler is tightly limited to saber-range contact and near-pass arcs. This keeps it tactical and controlled, ideal for duelists who expect to face droids, cyborgs, or shield users. Its reliance on the FFS-RIP power system gives it teeth, but also makes its energy demand steep. Versatile but risky, the Sparkler is less about raw cutting power and more about precision disruption. In one's hands, it adds a shocking flourish to the lightsaber's arsenal, both literally and figuratively.

 

[MANIAC]

Braze

Looks good.

Approved.