Alor of Clan Gred, Mando'ad'jetii
- Intent: Create a combination of a weighted spear, and a blaster/flamethrower.
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- Canon Link: N/A
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- Manufacturer: Clan Gred originally, House Solus
- Affiliation: House Solus
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: Mandalorian Fire Spear
- Modularity: Yes, Internals can be either a flamethrower or light blaster.
- Production: Minor
- Material: Songsteel
- Classification: Spear, Blaster/Flamethrower
- Size: Large
- Weight: Heavy
- Ammunition Type:
- Blaster: Power cell
- Flamethrower: Pressurized fuel cell
- Ammunition Capacity: Average
- Effective Range:
- Blaster: Long Range
- Flamethrower: Average
- Rate of Fire:
- Blaster: High (Assuming fast "trigger pulls").
- Flamethrower Very High
- Damage Output:
- Blaster: Average
- Flamethrower: Very Low
- Recoil:
- Blaster: Low
- Flamethrower: Very Low
- Hybrid weapons with a blaster/flamethrower built into it.
- Dual headed, with a sharp spear end, and a blunt club end.
- Lightsaber resistant.
- Blaster or flamethrower allows for more options in battle.
- Even with their songsteel construction, these weapons are heavy.
- Large size can be cumbersome.
- Lack of a stock or proper rest can make aiming the blaster difficult.
- The flamethrower struggles against armored targets.
Designed by Gred weaponsmiths using similar techniques to the Trayc'kad and Trayc'kal, the Fire Spear is a sleeker weapon with a similar dual function. Unlike the heavy Beskar weapons, the spears are made from songsteel with a combination of forging and casting techniques, and features a notable spear head and somewhat ornate rear club. The two ends allow the weapon to be quite deadly in a melee, and it's not uncommon to see it used in combination with various buckler-type shields, like the Personal Combat Shield. But it's not just its function as a spear that marks this weapon, but it's mounting of either a blaster or a flamethrower.
While they are great weapons, the Fire Spears have their drawbacks. They are fairly large, making them cumbersome in tight spaces, and they're still quite heavy. Along with this, the blaster is difficult to aim properly, and if a flamethrower is used instead, it will generally struggle with armored targets.
