Welcome Aboard!
- Intent: To create a luxury sport blaster for characters that want a fancy blaster
- Image Source: Andrew Simmons | Artstation
- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: Defender Sporting Blaster, X-30 "Lancer" Target Blaster Pistol
- Manufacturer: SoroSuub Corporation
- Affiliation: SoroSuub Corporation customers
- Market Status: Open-Market
- Model: X-40 Sporting Blaster
- Modularity: Yes, highly modular
- Production: Minor
- Material: Manganese-Plastoid Alloy, Dallorian Alloy, Haysian Smelt, Prismatic Crystal, Diatium, Blaster Electronics
- Classification: Sporting/Target Blaster Pistol
- Size: Small
- Weight: Light
- Ammunition Type: Standard blaster cells
- Ammunition Capacity: Very Small (20 shots)
- Effective Range: Average
- Rate of Fire: Low
- Damage Output: High
- Recoil: Low
- Integrated X440 "Hammer" Blaster Actuating Module
- Upgraded Galven Pattern with Damping Sleeve
- Autosteady Gyro-Gimbal for counterbalance
- Rylith Crystal Power Cell
- Cautionary Pulser, set for 5 shot warning
- Diagnostic Chip for easy maintenance
- Precise Targeter: The Cavalier is, first and foremost, a targeting pistol designed for sport shooters and features a number of accuracy boosting modifications.
- Surprisingly Strong: The Cavalier packs a good wallop for its size, both in standard and stun modes, thanks to its advanced internal systems designed to get the most out of each shot.
- High-Priced Hardware: The Cavalier is, much like the people who buy it, expensive, delicate, and high maintenance. Expect it to need regular cleaning and repairs, especially if you handle it roughly.
- Controlled Shooting: The Cavalier has a moderated rate of fire which makes it great for competition shooting, but less effective if you suddenly find yourself in a "target rich environment".
Built as an improvement over the high-end X-30 "Lancer" model, the X-40 certainly lives up to the standards of its predecessor, and exceeds them. Aptly named "The Cavalier", the X-40 is designed to serve as a sport blaster for target shooting, dueling, self defense, and small-game hunting. It boasts a slim and lightweight design, but an advanced galven pattern and power cell grants the Cavalier enhanced range and stopping power over other, comparable models. The Cavalier also comes with a number of quality of life improvements, such as an autosteady gimbal for balanced shooting, a cautionary pulser to track shots, and a diagnostic chip for maintenance and analysis. At the same time, all of these features make the Cavalier a high maintenance weapon, and its status as a sporting blaster makes it a bad choice for heavy combat, since it has a relatively low rate of fire and shot capacity. Still, for many high end consumers the Cavalier is their weapon of choice for shooting, with style!
Last edited:
