Skellege Nauss
Skelegae - Relentless
"We had such potential. Such promise. But we squandered our gifts, our intelligence. Our blind pursuit of technology only sped us quicker to our doom. Our world is ending." -The Scientist, 9.
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
The sole denizens of the planet Grummet, these few Koloss-IV droids were discovered long after any and all civilizations had fallen, being dubbed "Golems" by their discoverers. These droids, despite being programmed for combat and labor, aren't outwardly hostile to newly met beings. However, picking a fight with one of these lonely centurions is most unwise, as you will have to deal with not one, but all 783 of these remnants. The planet seems to have quite the story to uncover, too bad these droids cannot communicate in any way other than what their actions speak.
Typically, one would find a Golem fidgeting with random objects that had survived whatever became of the planet they call home (as seen in above image), whether this is evidence of a form of general curiosity or intelligence in the Golems is unclear, but most can agree that these droids are little more than gentle giants who are lost after seemingly completing their primary directive. Curiously, there seem to be two "variants" of Golems, ones who are painted with a red, four-fingered hand in the shape of a fist, and ones painted with a blue, bestial smile that resembles the teeth of a carnivore of some sort. These logos are typically found on the "faces" of the Golems, and many Golems have either wiped off their symbols or lost them naturally through weathering and time. Curiously, when two Golems with clear indications of having different symbols meet, they simply show whatever object one may have on them to the other and amble about together until they wish to part ways.
When in combat, the droid will enter "Targeting Mode" and shift its right hand out of the way for its ION cannon to start charging its initial shot, and, once warmed up, fire said shot, removing whatever was in "that direction." The ION shot itself is fairly easy to avoid, all things considered, but it would be most unwise to pick a fight regardless, as there are still over 600 ION cannons to be aimed at you if you do, as these droids seem to share some sort of global network, and believe me, these droids hold grudges.
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Felt inspired by a couple of YouTube videos, "The last Bastion," And "How An Innocent Golem Left Everyone Crying."
- Image Source: link
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: Grummet
- Manufacturer: Grummet
- Affiliation: Grummet
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Koloss-IV
- Modularity: No
- Production: Limited
- Material: Bronzium, copper wiring, basic combustion engine (internal).
- Classification: Fourth Degree and Fifth Degree)
- Weight: Very Heavy
- Height: Large
- Movement: Bipedal
- Armaments: Right arm fitted with an ION cannon, not unlike the ones used on Y-Fighters. (This does not reflect on their inherent power)
- Misc. Equipment: Basic cameras for eyes, auditory sensors, and an internal combustion engine that runs on gasoline and pumps out carbon from an exhaust pipe.
- Resistances:
- Energy (And other Blaster type weapons): Average
- Kinetic: Average
- Lightsabers: Average
- Other: Average
- A custom ION cannon integrated in the droids' right arm, this cannon fires devastating energy blasts at a very, very slow interval (A single shot takes two full seconds to fire, and three seconds of cooldown before another can be prepared to fire again).
- Durable: Despite being made solely from Bronzium, these droids are rather sturdy.
- Imposing: These droids are rather.... terrifying, to face down.
- Devastating Weaponry: One blast can blow a hole all the way through an unshielded (average armor) ship hull.
- Bulky: These droids are much too large to fit through the standard blast door.
- Gas-Guzzlers: These droids require copious amounts of gasoline to continue to function.
- Slow: These droids are, indeed, rather slow.
The sole denizens of the planet Grummet, these few Koloss-IV droids were discovered long after any and all civilizations had fallen, being dubbed "Golems" by their discoverers. These droids, despite being programmed for combat and labor, aren't outwardly hostile to newly met beings. However, picking a fight with one of these lonely centurions is most unwise, as you will have to deal with not one, but all 783 of these remnants. The planet seems to have quite the story to uncover, too bad these droids cannot communicate in any way other than what their actions speak.
Typically, one would find a Golem fidgeting with random objects that had survived whatever became of the planet they call home (as seen in above image), whether this is evidence of a form of general curiosity or intelligence in the Golems is unclear, but most can agree that these droids are little more than gentle giants who are lost after seemingly completing their primary directive. Curiously, there seem to be two "variants" of Golems, ones who are painted with a red, four-fingered hand in the shape of a fist, and ones painted with a blue, bestial smile that resembles the teeth of a carnivore of some sort. These logos are typically found on the "faces" of the Golems, and many Golems have either wiped off their symbols or lost them naturally through weathering and time. Curiously, when two Golems with clear indications of having different symbols meet, they simply show whatever object one may have on them to the other and amble about together until they wish to part ways.
When in combat, the droid will enter "Targeting Mode" and shift its right hand out of the way for its ION cannon to start charging its initial shot, and, once warmed up, fire said shot, removing whatever was in "that direction." The ION shot itself is fairly easy to avoid, all things considered, but it would be most unwise to pick a fight regardless, as there are still over 600 ION cannons to be aimed at you if you do, as these droids seem to share some sort of global network, and believe me, these droids hold grudges.
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