Approved Droid TC-66 "Stalkers"

[Vexorion]

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

• Armaments:
  • Advanced Flame Thrower
  • Armsaw Blade
  • Energy Axe
  • Morturian Energy Disk
• Misc. Equipment:
  • Level 3 Energy Shield
  • Audio Sensor
  • Life-form Scanner
  • BroadBand Comlink
  • Broadband Antenna
  • Sensor Jammer

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Adul-8
• Autonomic Repair Mode
• Body Language Interpreter
• CAPP
• FF-22 Tactical Node
• Languages Database
• Self-Protection Mode
• Self-Destruct Mechanism
• Stealth Field Generator

STRENGTHS

• Energy & Plasma Types (includes lightsabers)
  
  • The assassin droids' true strength lies in its resilience, shrugging off energy and plasma-based attacks that would cripple lesser constructs. Layered songsteel allows the droids to remain functional even while under sustained, punishing fire. This durability lets the droid advance relentlessly, turning enemy firepower into a wasted effort rather than a decisive threat.

WEAKNESSES

• EMP / ION
  
  • The assassin droids' greatest weakness is its susceptibility to EMP and Ion attacks, which can overload its circuitry and temporarily paralyze even its most hardened systems. Suppression and nullification devices further exploit this flaw by disrupting power flow, sensory processing, and combat subroutines. Certain Force-based abilities can compound these effects, bypassing physical durability entirely to seize, stun, or shut the droid down from within.

DESCRIPTION

Vexorion conceived his personal assassin droids during his years of exile and observation, when he learned that patience and preparation were deadlier than raw power. Studying battlefields, failed hunts, and the habits of his enemies, he designed the droids as extensions of his own predatory will; constructs capable of stalking prey beside him or operating independently with the same cold purpose. Their creation blended brutal practicality with dark theory: machines hardened against conventional weapons yet refined with adaptive logic that allowed them to read patterns, anticipate flight, and exploit fear as a tool rather than a byproduct.

Over time, Vexorion refined these droids through repeated deployments, treating each mission as both a hunt and an experiment. Some were built to mirror his methods, coordinating silently at his side, herding targets into inescapable corridors of death, while others were unleashed alone to pursue a single name across systems without rest or mercy. In this way, the droids became more than weapons; they were proof of his belief that a perfect hunt need not always include the hunter, only his intent made manifest in steel and shadow.

 

[MANIAC]

Vexorion

Nicely made.

Approved.