Prey Types

EXOSUIT
Ooman Ek'so-Oota
ARMOR POINTS : 200
HEALTH POINTS : 300

Encasing its wearer in a movable shell of reinforced titanium armor, these devices render humans quite resistant to attack. They also make use

of high-powered, servo-motors that provided humans with enhanced maneuverablity and the ablity to carry heavy weapons. A flamethrower, 22mm machine gun, rocket launcher, and a shotgun capible of firing solid bolts of depleated uranium at a high rate of fire, make up the standard weapons loadout of a combat exosuit.

However, since exosuits require large, elabrate docking ports to re-arm and re-supply, they are unable to re-arm while in combat. Once out of ammo, an exosuit is defenseless and must be abandoned.

Exosuits use up their power as they discharge their shotgun weapon. This power can not regererate whil they continue to move. Once this power is exausted an exosuit becomes effectively immoblized as it must wait for it's onboard, fusion-based fuel cell to slowly recharge the systems. These systems are also extremely vulnerable to EMP weapons. Be warned; Whereas, the exosuit loses it's ability to move lateraly(walk) and verticaly(jump) when it's power has been depleated, it is still able to rotate 360 degrees and fire it's weapons.

Exosuits make use of a new stealth technology that renders them difficult to see in most vision modes and prevents yautja weapons from tracking and aquiring a lock. However, this stealth system also denies the exosuit use of motion-sensors and tracking weapons.



SYNTHETIC
Syk'cha Ooman
ARMOR POINTS : 100-200
HEALTH POINTS : 100

Although slightly stronger and more skilled than their human counterparts, Synthetics, having been constructed to mimic human behavior, share

many of the same traits and weaknesses as that of their creators. This artifical species of human can be quite formitable in combat and well worth hunting. Unfortunately though, unlike humans, this species is inedible. Because Synthetics are not warm-blooded creatures, their thermal emissions are harder to detect than humans.



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