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A proselytizing droid from the Shrine of the Maker from Galactic Gazetteer: Paladez, featured in the upcoming Star Wars: Adventurer's Journal: Fantastic Technology fan-guide.

Artwork by Willow flesh-odium.deviantart.com

LB-071
Model: Les Tech M26S Survey Droid
Dexterity 1D
Dodge 3D
Knowledge 1D
Planetary systems 5D+2, scholar: the Maker faith 6D, survival 5D, value 4D+2
Mechanical 1D
Perception 1D
Command 3D, persuasion 4D, persuasion: sermon 4D+2
Search 4D+2
Strength 5D
Technical 2D
Equipped with:
-Seismic sensors (+2 to search for ground vibrations and to determine what the source of those vibrations might be)
-Movement sensors (+2 to search to spot moving objects up to 500 meters away)
-Electromagnetic sensors (allows droid to monitor the electromagnetic spectrum)
-Dual photoreceptors (visual and infrared)
-Radiation sensors (allows droid to determine radiation levels, paying particular attention to levels harmful to organic life-forms)
-Heavy grasper arm (+1D to lifting)
-Fine work manipulator arm (+1D to Dexterity or Technical skills; used to gather samples)
-Holocam
-Heavy treads
Move: 4
Size: 1.2 meters tall

Capsule: LB-071 served aboard an Old Republic scout ship hundreds of years before the outbreak of the Clone Wars and the rise of the Empire, exploring dozens of new worlds with his master. One particular survey gone wrong led to his death, and while his ship was located and LB-071 recovered, it was decided to remove the scout vessel from service and send it, along with the obsolete survey droid, to Paladez for decommissioning and disposal. LB-071 was transferred into service at the Osk-2 Yard, and like the other droids under their control, the work conditions were often punishing and brutal. While not a part of the Uprising itself, LB did witness what had transpired and lent his full support to the movement that followed, and it was from another droid within that who shared his belief in the Maker. Something changed within LB’s programming, a spark of the mechanically-divine perhaps, and he helped build the Shrine to the Maker, and later, became the head of its coven.

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The Star Wars d6 RPG is a copyright of West End Games, All Rights Reserved.

Description
A proselytizing droid from the Shrine of the Maker from Galactic Gazetteer: Paladez, featured in the upcoming Star Wars: Adventurer's Journal: Fantastic Technology fan-guide.

Artwork by Willow flesh-odium.deviantart.com

LB-071
Model: Les Tech M26S Survey Droid
Dexterity 1D
Dodge 3D
Knowledge 1D
Planetary systems 5D+2, scholar: the Maker faith 6D, survival 5D, value 4D+2
Mechanical 1D
Perception 1D
Command 3D, persuasion 4D, persuasion: sermon 4D+2
Search 4D+2
Strength 5D
Technical 2D
Equipped with:
-Seismic sensors (+2 to search for ground vibrations and to determine what the source of those vibrations might be)
-Movement sensors (+2 to search to spot moving objects up to 500 meters away)
-Electromagnetic sensors (allows droid to monitor the electromagnetic spectrum)
-Dual photoreceptors (visual and infrared)
-Radiation sensors (allows droid to determine radiation levels, paying particular attention to levels harmful to organic life-forms)
-Heavy grasper arm (+1D to lifting)
-Fine work manipulator arm (+1D to Dexterity or Technical skills; used to gather samples)
-Holocam
-Heavy treads
Move: 4
Size: 1.2 meters tall

Capsule: LB-071 served aboard an Old Republic scout ship hundreds of years before the outbreak of the Clone Wars and the rise of the Empire, exploring dozens of new worlds with his master. One particular survey gone wrong led to his death, and while his ship was located and LB-071 recovered, it was decided to remove the scout vessel from service and send it, along with the obsolete survey droid, to Paladez for decommissioning and disposal. LB-071 was transferred into service at the Osk-2 Yard, and like the other droids under their control, the work conditions were often punishing and brutal. While not a part of the Uprising itself, LB did witness what had transpired and lent his full support to the movement that followed, and it was from another droid within that who shared his belief in the Maker. Something changed within LB’s programming, a spark of the mechanically-divine perhaps, and he helped build the Shrine to the Maker, and later, became the head of its coven.

Star Wars is a copyright of Lucasfilms Ltd., subsidiary of Disney, All Rights Reserved.

The Star Wars d6 RPG is a copyright of West End Games, All Rights Reserved.