Kyyrk
Vylmira's Wrath
- Intent: To sub a helmet to accompany Voph's Kinesium Armor
- Image Source: X
- Canon Link: N/A
- Primary Source: Voph's Kinesium Armor
- Manufacturer: Voph, Vylmiran Technological Industries
- Affiliation: Voph
- Model: Crusade
- Modularity: No
Production: Unique
- Material: Kinesium, Armorweave, Force Imbuement, Rebreather Components, Gel Layer, Comms Array Components
- Blasters (And other plasma type weapons): High
- Kinetic: Extreme
- Lightsabers: Average
- Sonic: None
- EMP/ION: None
- Elemental: Average
- Classification: Anti-Kinetic
- Weight: Average
- Resistances
- Force Imbued: The helmet has been imbued with the Force to offer additional benefits to the wearer.
- Rebreather: The helmet features a rebreather.
- Vacuum Seal: The helmet can seal the suit against vacuum, allowing Voph to operate in zero atmosphere.
- Comms Array: This helmet has a Communications array
- Force Imbued: The helmet is imbued with the Force, conferring benefits to the wearer. Owing to the creator's ability to walk the line between light and shadow, the armor offers different benefits depending on the user's state of mind.
Light Side: The helmet passively channels Detoxify Poison while the user is channeling the Light Side. - Dark Side: The helmet reveals Shatterpoints to the wearer, without requiring conscious thought to detect them.
[*]Rebreather: The rebreather and vacuum seal allow Voph to survive in vacuum while wearing this helmet along side his armor.
[*]Comms Array: The helmet does posses a communication array, powerful enough to broadcast off-planet if need be.
[*]Kinesium Gel: The combination of Kinesium and a gel layer results in an unparalleled resistance to Kinetic damage.
- No Power Supply: The functionality of the helmet is dependent on the Kinesium Armor it is designed to work with.
- No Sonic, EMP, or Ion: The helmet has no resistances to these damage types
- Lightsabers: As with the armor, the helmet can deflect glancing blows, but is not overly resistant to lightsabers. In addition, continued contact with a blade will melt Kinesium plating.
"There was a moment, a turning point, if you will, when we knew the war was drawing to a close. Everyone could feel it in the air. With the Alliance on the rise, it was only a matter of time before we found a way to break the unbreakable. And then...Bothawui happened. I've seen the Commander angry before, but this... I've never seen him like this. He locked himself away for a long time. Got real quiet. Next thing we knew, we were on a suicide mission to avenge the fallen at Bothawui. And at our helm, the Commander. Gone was the cloak of pilgrimage that hung from his shoulders. His armor had been reforged..." --Captain of Razor Squad, some time around 3631 BBY
Though his armor was lost to time, Voph still remembered the finer details, and sought to replicate the armor. With modern advancements, Voph was not only able to reforge the armor, but improve it. Modeled after his Sith Heritage, the armor is designed to cut a lasting image in the memories of those that face against it. Emphasizing the large man's physicality, while maintaining the agility Voph desires for opponents that outclass him, the armor is large and bulky. The material used in its construction, however, maintains a degree of lightweight construction, meaning that for all its size the armor doesn't weigh much more than the average suit of armor.
In his most ambitious venture into the intricacies of the Force, Voph imbued the armor to have different properties when subjected to the Light Side or Dark. When Voph walks the path of the light, the armor becomes a bastion, emphasizing Defense and resilience. But when the wearer submits to the Dark, the Force bends the armor to become a weapon in its own right, even granting the wearer the ability to summon forth a demon of the past...
