OI-M5-W3601 LUCK

Designed in YE 36 by Origin Industries, OI-M5-W3601 Laser, Utility Cutter/Killer, or LUCK, is a small support drone created to assist the M5 and M3 Series Frames. It is based on the LANCE Drone.

The LUCK is a simplified, high-maneuverability drone created in order to compliment the Knight powered Frame. Made of simple, readily available parts and materials, it is an inexpensive, disposable drone which can help multiply a frame's battlefield presence by extending its maximum range and multiplying its possible angles of attack.

Government: Various Organization: Origin Industries Type: Support Combat Drone Designation: OI-M5-W3601 Designer: Origin Armor Works Manufacturer: Origin Industries

Appearance: The LUCK consists of a somewhat egg-shaped main body covered in thrusters. The rear of the LANCE has a large main thruster, while the front is dominated by the Laser Cutter. Width: .4 meters Length: 1.4 meters Height: .4 meters

Air speed: Mach 5 Zero Atmosphere: .3c

Range: up to 300 KM away from the parent unit. Operational Time: 4 Hours

See Damage Rating (Version 3) for an explanation of the damage system.

Hull: 5 ADR Shields: 1(1) ADR

The LUCK has two means of attack: a Laser Cutting Cannon, or physically, via ramming.

Purpose: Anti-Armor, Cutting Location: Nose of Drone Damage:

• Beam: 1 ADR per second of beam contact, up to 5 ADR
• Pulse: Tier 5 or Tier 6, Medium Anti-Armor or Heavy Anti-Armor (: Staff needs to determine which)

Range: effectively unlimited, but not effective at more than a few light seconds. Rate of Fire:

• Beam: 1 second of beam for every second of charge, up to 5 seconds
• Pulse: 10 pulses a second

Muzzle Velocity: 1c Muzzle Flash: A flash of red light Notes: The Laser Cannon has both Pulse and Beam modes.

As a last resort, the drone may be rammed into a target in order to do damage. Depending on the state of the drone, it's remaining power, and how fast it is moving, this may have differing effects. Needless to say, this is a one-time use, and damage is never consistent.

Being based off of the LANCE Drone, All of the LUCK's systems are the same unless otherwise stated.

The LUCK Drone can be attached to a Frame using either the LANCE Racks or LANCEwings.

This page was originally created on 2014/01/21 20:35 by Kai.