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| T-Series Tactical Droid | |
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| Sensors | |
| ECM | 0 |
| Terrain | |
| Weapons | |
| Light Blasters | 1 |
| Weight Stats | |
| Weight | 0.1000 T |
| Volume | 0.5000 m³ |
| Weight Cap | 0.0000 T |
| Volume Cap | 0.0000 m³ |
| Hull Stats | |
| Hull | 75 |
| Deflector Shields | 0 |
| Ionic Capacity | 40 |
| Required Materials | |
| Quantum | 4 |
| Meleenium | 45 |
| Rudic | 8 |
| Other Information | |
| Batch Quantity | 2 |
| Estimated Material Price | 8,612 |
| Affiliation | *Cerberus Corporation |
The T-Series droid was introduced on Year 14 Day 128. It was the culmination of a joint research project by then existing Droid Manufacturers in wake of the Great Animosity Plague that had broken out in early Year 14 on Derra IV. The idea was to produce a light military droid that could be easily manufactured and put into service quickly. Since the operation was a collaboration effort droid parts for the T-Series had to use more general designs than the usual droid lines to protect the integrity of the droid manufacturers lines.
The final product is not perfect, there seems to be some variation on voice and personality. T-Series droids are also known to feel themselves superior to those inferior to them, which is pretty much anyone not armed. T-Series droids in their arrogance have been known to have a company commander issue one order while a sergeant might issue a different order to his squad, this can overcome the droids simple brains and lead to confusion among the troops.
Still for wandering out in the wilderness to confront Bandits and Creatures, used mostly to soak up damage while more capable units do the harder work the T-Series is a success.