Approved Tech Phase I Powderpunk Armor

[Daiya]

Spoiler: Additional Image

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Intent: To create an armored outfit for Daiya
• Image Source: ivoidwarranty via Reddit, Alina Makarenko via Artstation
• Canon Link: N/A
• Permissions: Scherezade deWinter for Hawire Armor, John Locke for L.K. O.N.N. and Manufacturer
• Primary Source: Phase I Haywire Armor, Phase I Powderpunk Facemask

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

• Manufacturer: Daiya, Agents of Chaos, Locke & Key Mechanics
• Affiliation: Daiya
• Model: Phase I Powderpunk Armor
• Modularity: No
• Production: Unique
• Material:
  
  • Spidershell Silk
  • TYI Flex Armor
  • Elastex
  • Baffleweave
  • Agrinium
  • Electronic components
  • Circuitry
  • Various sensors

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Classification: Light Armor
• Weight: Light
• Resistances:
  • Energy: Very High
  • Kinetic: Very High
  • Lightsabers: Very High
  • Sonic: Very Low
  • EMP/Ion: Very High
  • Elemental: Average
  • Pressure: None
  • Radiation: High
  • Heat: Average
  • Cold: Low

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Integrated Throughout
  • LK O.N.N.
  • Various weapon holsters
  • Environmental sensors for data
• Left Wrist
  • Shield Generator
• Right Wrist
  • HoloLink XJ9
• Utility Belt
  • Datapad Holder
  • 2 Combat de-ionizers
• Boots
  • FrictionGrip

STRENGTHS

• Cyberpunk Chic - Tailored for a specific environment, the armor is intended to blend in on the ecumenopolis world of Denon, even among the shadier crowds.
• Don't @ Me - Spidershell Silk and TYI Flex Armor provide strong protection against lightsabers, blasters and slugthrowers.
• Nothing to See Here - Sensors have a hard time penetrating the armor due to its Baffleweave construction.
• Rad in Other Ways - Arginium protects against damage from radiation.
• Like Womp Rats to the Blaster - A pair of combat de-ionizers sit on the utility belt to absorb EMP/Ion attacks against the wearer.
• Smart Armor - The LK O.N.N. neural network provides increased processing power and response time for data fed to the integrated display devices, giving the wearer fast information on the battlefield.
• Cryptic Communications - The Hololink XJ9 uses a custom CryptNet application to access the CryptVerse and send encoded messages via CryptAccess.

WEAKNESSES

• Power Hungry - The armor's systems are versatile but overpowered for the small power cells provided with the armor. While designed to sit in a low-power idle mode to conserve energy, overuse of the electronic features can quickly drain the power and leave them all inaccessible.
• Is it chilly in here? - Tailoring the original armor meant removing some portions of its protection, such against the cold, and creating a few weak spots in the arms.

DESCRIPTION
After spending time on missions for Darkwire and a few liaisons with the Agents of Chaos, Daiya discovered a need to protect herself in combat with more than just good cover and dodging. The wide-open battlefields were unlike the close confines of a city, and required another layer of armor. Her acquisition of the Phase I Haywire Armor during the Invasion of Ryloth gave her a solid starting point to pursue further changes through her contacts. Daiya wound up working with Locke & Key Mechanics, a company that took a particular interest in adapting the Haywire Armor for some reason. Since they were offering a discount to her, it didn't really matter.

The Powderpunk Armor works alongside the Powderpunk Facemask, offering sensors and a neural network system to feed data and processing power to the mask's HUD. Absent the Facemask, these features feed into the integrated Hololink XJ9 instead, offering a more limited —but still functional— means of controlling the armor's features, such as its wrist-mounted energy shield.

 

[Delsin Shaw]

Daiya

Approved