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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
Intent: To create a new material for future submissions and role-playing.
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PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Name: Empyreal
Manufacturer: Visanj T’shkali
Affiliation: Closed-Market
Homeworld (optional): N/A
Production: Semi-Unique
Modularity: None
Material(s): Crystadurium, Glasteel, Aurodium, Girondium, Lommite, Absorbital, Colium, Optical Transducer Panel technology, and Solar Sail technology.
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Classification: Alloy
Weight: Very Light
Resistances:
Blasters (And other plasma type weapons): Very High
Kinetic: High
Lightsabers: Average
Other, Sonic: Very Low
Other, Pressure: High
Other, Radiation: High
Other, EMP/Ion: High
Other, Electrical: Average
Other, Elemental: Average
Other, Acid (And other corrosive substances): High
Other, Force Abilities: None
Color: Transparent; Polarized
SPECIAL FEATURES:
For years, Solarium Glasteel has represented the highest option available for viewport material used by designers, engineers, and technicians. The combination of durability, lightweight versatility, and the ability to harvest solar energy made it a ‘no-brainer’ for such professionals. That was where ‘Empyreal’ originated. Considered by many a next-generation successor, with expanded energy collection abilities and resilience, though designed for the same purposes and along the same principles as its predecessor. Empyreal is ideally-suited for use aboard starships, vehicles, and in construction, able to be utilized in virtually any shape, style, or design. The expensive material isn’t without its limitations however, as it offers no resistance whatsoever to Force attacks, and only minimal protection against sonic weaponry, thus requiring engineers and technicians to take other steps to safeguard against these attacks or else risk serious vulnerability in these areas.
Intent: To create a new material for future submissions and role-playing.
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Primary Source:
PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Name: Empyreal
Manufacturer: Visanj T’shkali
Affiliation: Closed-Market
Homeworld (optional): N/A
Production: Semi-Unique
Modularity: None
Material(s): Crystadurium, Glasteel, Aurodium, Girondium, Lommite, Absorbital, Colium, Optical Transducer Panel technology, and Solar Sail technology.
PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Classification: Alloy
Weight: Very Light
Resistances:
Blasters (And other plasma type weapons): Very High
Kinetic: High
Lightsabers: Average
Other, Sonic: Very Low
Other, Pressure: High
Other, Radiation: High
Other, EMP/Ion: High
Other, Electrical: Average
Other, Elemental: Average
Other, Acid (And other corrosive substances): High
Other, Force Abilities: None
Color: Transparent; Polarized
SPECIAL FEATURES:
- Resistant to blasters and kinetic damage, radiation and pressure, making it an ideal material for starship and vehicle viewports, buildings, and more.
- Optical Transducer Panel technology uses micro-sensors, their output routed to ship’s computers and displays, eliminating blind spots and enabling better all-around awareness.
- Clear Solar Sail technology uses patented blend of materials to harvest and store energy (e.g. thermal, light, radiation, etc.) to provide sustainable energy source to shipboard systems, as well as to allow polarization and glare reduction.
- Stronger than normal glasteel, and surpassing the strength of durasteel, it is much more resilient against kinetic damage than other materials, e.g. transparisteel, glasteel, etc.
- Extremely resistant to various forms of damage, far surpassing most other comparable materials.
- Provides excellent source of sustainable energy for starships, harvesting radiation, thermal energy, light, and more to reinforce alongside ship’s power systems.
- Particularly vulnerable to sonic damage and offering no resistance to Force Abilities, it carries significant weaknesses that could be exploited.
- Lightsabers are also able to cut through this material fairly easily with focused attacks.
For years, Solarium Glasteel has represented the highest option available for viewport material used by designers, engineers, and technicians. The combination of durability, lightweight versatility, and the ability to harvest solar energy made it a ‘no-brainer’ for such professionals. That was where ‘Empyreal’ originated. Considered by many a next-generation successor, with expanded energy collection abilities and resilience, though designed for the same purposes and along the same principles as its predecessor. Empyreal is ideally-suited for use aboard starships, vehicles, and in construction, able to be utilized in virtually any shape, style, or design. The expensive material isn’t without its limitations however, as it offers no resistance whatsoever to Force attacks, and only minimal protection against sonic weaponry, thus requiring engineers and technicians to take other steps to safeguard against these attacks or else risk serious vulnerability in these areas.
