Unreviewed Gravethresher Extraction Loom Mk. I

[Darth Prazutis]

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• Intent: To replace standard impact sifters with an enhanced Kainate grade salvage and resource extraction system capable of detecting, isolating, and recovering Sith relevant materials, rare isotopes, and residual Force impressions from battlefields, wreckage, or debris fields.
• Image Source:
  • Headers - Teresa Zambrano | Darth Pellax
• Canon Link: N/A
• Permissions: N/A
• Primary Source:
  • Impact Sifter

• Manufacturer:
  
  • Malsheem Hypernautics and Manufacturing
• Affiliation:
  
  • The Kainate
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: Gravethresher Extraction Loom Mk. I
• Modularity: No
• Production: Limited
• Material:
  • Alchemized Sarrassian Iron Framing
  • Sith Blackstone Reinforcement Housing
  • Bloodsteel Conduction Filaments
  • Voidglass-Threaded Analysis Lenses
  • Sith Impression Siphoning Array

• Gravity-Vortex Sifting Core: The Gravethresher replaces conventional kinetic sifting arms with a microgravity vortex array that draws in material across layered density bands. By manipulating localized gravitational pressure, the Loom precisely separates valuable alloys, crystalline fragments, or alchemized matter from slag, carbonized scrap, and shattered hull composites. This system enables it to extract from dense wreckage fields or compressed debris zones where traditional systems fail.
• Force Impression Recovery Array: Integrated into the upper sensor ring is a network of voidglass-threaded coils and bloodsteel filaments designed to detect lingering Force echoes in matter, residual signatures from fallen Sith, cursed weapons, or detonated dark-side artifacts. These impressions can be siphoned into containment canisters and later used in ritual production processes, enchantment, or indoctrination protocols. No other sifter system can isolate spiritual remnants this precisely, allowing the Kainate to recycle not only matter, but memory, rage, and trauma.
• Contamination and Sabotage Purge Cycle: To prevent infiltration or sabotage during salvage operations, the Loom utilizes a purge cycle capable of detecting explosive charges, viral code fragments, corrupted circuitry, or biological pathogens. The system incinerates or disintegrates contaminant material using high-frequency kinetic resonance pulses and void-static sterilization. This ensures only safe, usable salvage enters Kainate refinement systems while eliminating threats that may be embedded in enemy wreckage or war debris.

• Recovers Exotic and Trace-Scale Salvage Others Miss: The Gravethresher's gravity-core and precision analysis matrix allow it to extract microscopic and trace-value resources, including rare isotopes, void-shard slivers, ritual catalyst particulates, or alchemical slag. Where other impact sifters discard fine debris as worthless, the Loom refines it into critical Kainate materials. It is especially useful in post-battlefields, wrecked Sith temples, or destroyed dark side nexuses, where raw material and ritual residue coexist.
• Supports Kainate Ritual and Alchemical Infrastructure: By isolating Force echoes and alchemical remnants, the Gravethresher plays a crucial role in the Kainate's dark industry. Its extracted impressions are often stored for use in alchemical matrices, indoctrination programming, or as power cores for low-level Sith constructs. This bridges salvage and Sith alchemy in a way no traditional salvager can achieve, making the Loom a vital component of any alchemical forge, shipyard, or installation.
• Greater Efficiency and Output Than Standard Sifters: The Loom operates at significantly higher throughput than conventional impact sifters. Its gravity-sorting spine enables constant processing without material jamming, while its onboard logic arrays optimize output by composition and density in real time. This allows Kainate stations and vessels to harvest greater material yields faster, transforming even low-value fields into productive salvage zones for military and ritual production alike.

• Force Nullification: The Force Impression Recovery Array is entirely reliant on ambient dark side connection. In zones where Force Nullification is present, the Loom loses access to its signature advantage. It may still sift basic matter, but its occult utility is suppressed.
• Energy-Intensive Under Sustained Operation: The exotic gravitic engine and purge systems consume enormous power under prolonged use, especially in high-density or contaminated fields. Without adequate reactor output or sacrificial power inputs, performance degrades.

The Gravethresher Extraction Loom Mk. I represents the Kainate's total overhaul of the archaic impact sifter model. Where its predecessor was an impersonal industrial tool designed to separate rubble from ore, the Gravethresher is an instrument of extraction and desecration, forged to mine the battlefield for not just wreckage, but for meaning, memory, and power. It doesn't simply recover scrap. It dredges up legacy.

Developed in the depths of Malsheem and refined aboard Nexul Station, the Loom combines gravitational manipulation with dark-sensory technology to render obsolete every industrial salvager that came before it. It pulls apart wrecked vessels, shattered temples, and ruined battlefield debris with calculated violence, sorting not just by mass or metal, but by aura. What others miss, the Gravethresher finds.

Every recovered sliver, every Force scorched fragment, and every cursed remnant is filtered, analyzed, and stored for ritual application or dark engineering. In doing so, the Loom becomes an essential component of the Kainate's war machine, not a support system, but a foundational node of Sith reclamation and reincorporation. In addition to battlefield and wreckage salvage, the Gravethresher is fully capable of large-scale resource sifting for fuel core refinement. Its special design isolates volatile isotopes and energy-rich particulates with precision, allowing seamless integration with chemical churners like the Kainate's Necrochemical Forge.

With the Gravethresher Extraction Loom, the battlefield is never truly lost. From ruin, the Kainate takes again, and again.

It doesn't simply harvest. It reaps.