Domino
Warden of the Ice
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Create a fully functioning saber for AoC trainees.
- Image Source: Here
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: Agents of Chaos
- Primary Source: Lightsaber
- Manufacturer: Agents of Chaos
- Affiliation: Agents of Chaos
- Model: N/A
- Modularity: Color
- Production: Semi-Unique
- Material: Dantari Crystal, Kasha Crystal, Durasteel, Lightsaber Components
- Classification: Lightsaber
- Size: Average
- Weight: Average
- Training 'shock' mode and Fighting mode.
- Improves focus, concentration, and stamina in the Force.
- Bifurcating Cyclical-Ignition Pulse
- Can cut through many materials with relative ease
- Operates under water
- Pure Cortosis will short the blade if in contact
- Some materials such as Phrik and Beskar are highly resistant to being cut.
- Inexperienced users may become overly reliant on the crystal’s effects, using them as a mental crutch.
With the advent of two new Force sensitive members in the Agents of Chaos after the invasion of Rodia and Talay Domino decided to develop a series of training sabers that offered a bit more utility than the usual shock sticks traditionally given to trainees. Dantari Crystals act as the weapons’ primary focusing crystals and offer a variety of saber colors to fit individual preferences while aiding the user in Force recovery during training. In the base of the hilt lies a Kasha Crystal which assists the untrained mind with clearing distractions and focusing on the task at hand so they don’t feel as overwhelmed. Domino also included the ability to work underwater and after being submerged as it was a simple enough addition that would likely save a lot of headaches in the future, both for trainee and trainer.
At some point most trainees will have their saber taken away or destroyed by their Master and told to make their own. It is also the Master’s responsibility to ensure that their trainee doesn’t become too reliant on the benefits bestowed by the crystals used in the sabers’ construction. As each is passed out, the recipient is warned of the possibility of it becoming a crutch that will stunt development and told to not rely on them outside of tutelage or combat. Instead they should rely on themselves when practicing on their own.
