Work In Progress Orar'eyah - The Thunder's Echo: Peace Offering of House Mereel to House Vizsla

[Ijaat Mereel]

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Intent: A gift from Ijaat Mereel to Kranak Vizsla as a peace offering between Houses Mereel & Vizsla
• Image Source: HERE
• Canon Link: Power Hammer
• Permissions: N/A
• Primary Source: Josoranrar

PRODUCTION INFORMATION

• Manufacturer: Gotal'veman Arms & Armor
• Affiliation: Kranak Vizsla
• Market Status: Closed-Market
• Model: Custom Power Hammer
• Modularity: No
• Production: Unique
• Material: Bes'manda, Veshok wood, Alchemized Terentaek Leather Sling and Handle, Power Hammer Components, Blastsword Components

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Classification: Two-handed Warhammer
• Size: Very Large
• Weight: Very Heavy

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Here Comes the Pain: Beefed up from the original, these components can, even in a Force Null field, produce and omni-directional wave of kinetic energy that impacts much like an explosive mining charge. This was the original intent of the Power Hammer system before Ijaat Weaponized it, but with his modifications the energy from a Bes'manda charge can be funneled through the hammer systems to produce enough kinetic force to damage vehicle armor and rip open blast doors at it's maximum capacity with both the bes'manda and power hammer systems working in unison.
  
  
• Blastsword Back-spike: Components from an Adumarian Blastsword make the backspike/face of this hammer deadlier than just a hunk of metal too. Channeling excess bes'manda generated energy, a direct hit from this spike can weaken or pierce or disable shields and wreak havoc with electronics and make it a droid or shard's Worst Day Ever (TM) . This particular feature is slow to recharge and too frequent use of it will burn out the delicate Adumarian circuitry that is proprietary to that culture and their signature weapon.

STRENGTHS

• Here Comes the Pain
• Blastsword Back Spike
• All the relevant strengths and weaknesses of Bes'manda

WEAKNESSES

• Heavy
• Cumbersome
• Exotic Components
• Force-Nullification fields will reduce the lethality of the weapon.

DESCRIPTION
For years, Ijaat bore a Warhammer called Josoranrar, the Thunder Bearer. Upon hearing of the rising fame of a member of an ancient rival House, Ijaat saw an opportunity to make amends for ancient wrongs perpetuated by that House and long bore as a grudge by House Mereel members. So to the forges of Gardius to make a weapon for the mighty Kranak Vizsla . Known for his size and stature, and tank-like nature in and out of battle, Ijaat selected his ancient hammer to modernize and make suitable for the younger Mando'ad. Combining new technologies and materials into old patterns, Orar'eyah was made and sent to the rising star of his Rival house, with a note proposing a meeting between the two to discuss the future of their respective Houses and to officially bury the hatchet between the two. Where this gift ends up, and what Kranak and House Vizsla will do with it is unknown to the Gar'buir, but what was known to him was that in his own forgiveness, he had to try to make forgiveness to others as well.