Those are Real Life Anti-matter bombs(A technology that does not exist in Star Wars canon(or this universe for that matter)) In Star Wars Anti-Matter Bombs are basically just giant nuclear bombs.Aken Bosch said:TIE Bombers equipped with antimatter bombs are, as far as I know, not on their way to the ground forces. The TIE Detonators equipped with antimatter charges are still in their hangars on board the Ranators. Furthermore, being that matter-antimatter reactions are ultimately 1:1, there would be only the energy of the explosion released, with no residual radiation.
I'd say Moria is like a Terminator Robot. Killing organics is kinda her flag and trumpet. Needless to say, the character very much enjoyed the Utopia that was Clockwork. Pretty sure she splooshed. (Efficiently, of course)Kaine Zambrano said:This talk of processing organics reminds me of the Clockwork Rebellion.
Yep, not a nice person. I figured that out after our one-on-one fight. :lol:Moira Skaldi said:Indeed, Sith would die, organics in general would die, except zombies, the place would be contaminated...it would be...devastating.
Moira is not a nice person. She's the exact opposite. And is indifferent to almost everyone else. * points to tags in sig * Organics are all the same to her with one exception. She can survive all the radiation...they can't. Ergo victory.
Velok is a lucky WhiphidMoira Skaldi said:@[member="Paega Anginous"]
Oh, it would affect them aversely, but like I said Moira does not care. Organic life has no value to her...organics only have value to be processed. Well, there's one case where she cares...in a rather twisted way, but still.
Moira does not care about the Protectorate either. Her objective is not to protect anyone.