Approved Tech K1-Series Droid

Mig Gred · May 15, 2020

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

Intent: Create a line on new droids.
Image Source: Here
Canon Link: N/A
Permissions: N/A
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION

Manufacturer: Concord Specialized Technologies
Affiliation: K1-A (Mandalorian, Closed-Market) K1-B, K1-C, and K1-D (Open Market)
Model: K1-Series Droid
Modularity: Yes. Various models and some light weapons modules floating around custom/black market shops.
Production: Mass-Produced
Material: Alusteel

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Classification: First Degree (K1-D), Second Degree (K1-B), Third Degree (K1-C), Fourth Degree (K1-A)
Weight: Very Light
Height: Very Small
Movement: Quadrupedal
Armaments: None standard
Misc. Equipment: All: Optical and audio scanners, K1-A: Scanner pack similar to the Enhancescan and thermal scanners, K1-B: Maintenance tools including a computer up-link and wiring kits, K1-D: Therapy coding.
Resistances: No real protection

SPECIAL FEATURES

All: Light, fast build.
K1-A: Advanced scanners, and long range, 4 km, comms.
K1-D: Therapy coding.
K1-C: Pet-like coding.
K1-B: Maintenance ability.

STRENGTHS

Versatility.
Ability to handle rough terrain.
Fast.

WEAKNESSES

No real defense.
Small size.
As usual for droids, ion weapons can easily take one out.

DESCRIPTION
The K1-series droid is a large serious of droids used in multiple fields of droid use. Originally designed as a combat scout droid, the K1-series is built with a canine like construction and the advanced optics and scanners allowing it to locate the enemy an send data to its handler. Built lightly to keep it quick it quick, the droid was soon expanded beyond this initial scout role, similar to the earlier V-2 micromech. Along with the original scout models, identified as K1-As, there is a maintenance version, the K1-B, a version that is more like a pet, the K1-C, and finally a therapeutic version, the K1-D. These other variants have made the droid a popular model, and it's not uncommon to see them working in various capacities. They are also a common sight on colonies where droids that can handle rough terrains.

Shuklaar Kyrdol · May 16, 2020

Right, let's take a look-see at this. I think it might be necessary to specify what sensors/repair tools are on the A and B models respectively. Also, by therapy I'm assuming you mean psychiatric therapy? Last I checked I didn't know working animals in that field had any specialist tools. Is there anything specific you were thinking of?

Also, since you mention that no weapons are standard, might you specify under modularity that it is indeed possible to add weapons? One more thing, please ensure you have the same number of weaknesses as you do strengths. Also perhaps might want to mention what sort of comms capability it has, so there's no ambiguity later?

One more thing, as it stands, this droid is 2 points under. Do you intend for it to be this way? Tag me once you've made the requisite changes/clarifications.

Mig Gred

Mig Gred · May 16, 2020

Shuklaar Kyrdol I think I got everything. Changed therapy tools to coding.

Shuklaar Kyrdol · May 16, 2020

Unfortunately, vod, I really am going to need the full list of sensors, and I need them linked to a wookie article please. I hate to make you do the extra work, but it is necessary. Just that, and you're golden, an otherwise good submission.

Mig Gred