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*[[File:Seeker_EGD.jpg|right]]AS-M12 Message Droid<br />Type: Arakyd Seeker AS-M12 Message Droid<br />DEXTERITY 1D<br />KNOWLEDGE 2D<br />Planetary Systems 3D<br />MECHANICAL 1D<br />Sensors 3D<br />PERCEPTION 2D<br />Search 4D<br />STRENGTH 2D<br />TECHNICAL 1D<br />Computer programming/repair 3D<br />Equipped With:<br />-Repulsorlift generator<br />-Visual and audial sensors<br />-Vocabulator speech/sound system<br />-Retractable fine work grasper arm<br />-Holographic projector/recorder<br />-Computer I/O jack<br />Special Abilities:<br />Message security: A message droid will not convey its information unless a proper passcode is given. Circumventing this passcode requires a Heroic droid<br />programming roll.<br />Move: 10<br />Size: 0.5 meters tall<br />Cost: 4,000 credits<br />Source: Cynabar’s Fantastic Technology: Droids, Shadows<br />of the Empire Sourcebook (pages 108-109) *Note: A Seeker AS-M12 was spherical in shape and was smaller than a fully grown Human. It was also equipped with repulsorlifts for hovering over the ground. Such droids were programmed to locate their targets and deliver their messages quickly. Typically they were transported across hyperspace via hyperspace pods which made one-way trips.<br />An AS-M12 with its grasper arm extended.It also had sensitive visual and audio sensors and had a retractable manipulator arm used to open doors and operate turbolifts. It could also plug into public directories with a computer input jack.<br />When its target has been located, the individual is required to provide a verbal passcode before the droid can replay its message. Visual data is projected by a holographic projector/recorder while audio data is filtered by its vocabulator. Such droids were costly and each unit cost 24,000 credits.<br />Occasionally such droids were used as covert assassins, carrying explosives inside their holds. This attempt at ingenuity was known to backfire on the attacker, due to the fact that the droid kept a hard-wired log of from where it was deployed—enabling the droid to find its way back home. *Message Droid Hyperspace Pod<br />Craft: Arakyd Seeker Transport<br />Model: Message droid hyperspace pod<br />Scale: Starfighter<br />Length: 2 meters<br />Crew: None (fully automated droid brain with astrogation 4D, space transports 4D)<br />Passengers: 1 message droid<br />Consumables: 1 month<br />Cost: 20,000 credits<br />Hyperspace Multiplier: x1<br />Nav Computer: Limited to 1 jump<br />Space: 6<br />Atmosphere: 330; 950 kmh<br />Hull: 1D+2<br />Sensors:<br />Passive: 20/1D<br />Scan: 40/2D<br />Search: 60/3D<br />Focus: 3/4D<br />Source: Cynabar’s Fantastic Technology: Droids, Shadows of the Empire Sourcebook (pages 108-109)
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