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Description For a general listing of droid model objects in game please see General Droid Model Listing For information on using the various player crafted droid models see Using Droids For information on the droid crafting process, see Droid Engineer Related Tags 25% This document has been partially completed. Mechanics This document is about game mechanics. Droid Model Mechanics There are currently 13 different types of droids in the game. Seeker Droids, Arakyd Probe Droids, and Interplanetary Survey Droids are multi-use items. All of the standard 13 different types of droids are broken down into your basic model and your Advanced model. Each droid model has a certain number of droid modules that can be installed. The following is a list of each droid model. The listing includes the basic and Advanced number of modules that can be installed, the number of armor modules that can be installed - if any - and whether or not the model can except a Personality Chip. The maximum HAM value is listed for all combat droids. 1) a CLL-8 binary load lifter ( Screenshot ) The Advanced BLL has room for 3 non-combat modules and up to 3 armor modules. The Basic BLL only has room for 1 armor module and 0 non-combat modules, at this time. (1200-1400 HAM. Source: prima guide) 2) an Arakyd DZ-70 fugitive tracker droid ( Screenshot ) (800-3200 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic DZ70 has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced DZ70 has room for 2 modules and 1 armor module. Both models are combat ready, however at least 1 combat module is required to produce more than 1 point of damage per attack. The Max damage range for a basic model is 112 - 118 and 129 - 136 for the Advanced model. 3) an LE repair droid ( Screenshot ) (1500-6000 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic LE Repair Droid has room for 2 modules and 1 armor module. The Advanced version has room for 3 modules and 1 armor module. A Personality chip can be installed on this droid. The Max damage of the basic model is 61 - 75, while the Max damage for the Advanced model is 69 - 85. The LE is a Melee combat only droid and makes an excellent tank due to its high HAM. 4) an MSE-6 "Mouse" droid ( Screenshot ) (45-55 HAM. Source: prima guide) The Basic MSE has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 2 modules and 1 armor. The MSE offers a bonus to any Detonation modules that are installed of +10 per detonation module. 5) an EG-6 power droid ( Screenshot ) (45-55 HAM. Source: prima guide) The Basic Power Droid has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 1 module and 1 armor. The Power Droid has the special ability to recharge other droids. This can be done by targeting another droid and issuing the Recharge command. 6) a Probot droid ( Screenshot ) (800-3200 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic Probot has room for 3 modules and 1 armor module. The Advanced Probot has room for 5 modules and 2 armor modules. Both models are combat ready, however at least 1 combat module is required to produce more than 1 point of damage per attack. The Max damage range for a basic model is 147 - 155 and 182 - 191 for the Advanced model. 7) a 3PO protocol droid ( Screenshot ) (45-55 HAM. Source: prima guide) The Basic Protocol Droid has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 2 modules and 1 armor module. A Personality chip can be installed on this droid. 8) an R2 unit ( Screenshot ) (1125-4500 ham DE guide) The Basic R2 Unit has room for 3 modules and 1 armor module. The Advanced version has room for 5 modules and 2 armor modules. The Max damage of the basic model is 135 - 150, while the Max damage for the Advanced model is 153 - 162. The R2 Unit can fight in Melee and Ranged Combat. 9) an R3 unit ( Screenshot, Screenshot ) (1125-4500 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic R3 Unit has room for 3 modules and 1 armor module. The Advanced version has room for 6 modules and 2 armor modules. The Max damage of the basic model is 135 - 150, while the Max damage for the Advanced model is 160 - 170. The R3 Unit can fight in Melee and Ranged Combat. 10) an R4 unit ( Screenshot ) (1125-4500 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic R4 Unit has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 3 modules and 2 armor modules. The Max damage of the basic model is 94 - 99, while the Max damage for the Advanced model is 135 - 150. The R4 Unit can fight in Melee and Ranged Combat. 11) an R5 unit ( Screenshot ) (1125-4500 HAM. Source: DE guide) The Basic R5 Unit has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 2 modules and 1 armor module. The Max damage of the basic model is 94 - 99, while the Max damage for the Advanced model is 109 - 116. The R4 Unit can fight in Melee and Ranged Combat. 12) a 2-1B surgical droid ( Screenshot ) (45-55 HAM. Source: prima guide) The Basic Surgical Droid has room for 2 modules and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 3 modules and 1 armor module. A Personality chip can be installed on this droid. 13) a WED Treadwell droid ( Screenshot ) (45-55 HAM. Source: prima guide) The Basic Treadwell Droid has room for 1 module and 0 armor. The Advanced version has room for 2 modules and 1 armor module. Droid Module Definitions 1. Droid Service Module Harness This is the term used for any droid module including Storage, Crafting Stations, Effects Modules, etc. Droid Combat Modules can not be installed in this slot. 2. Droid Defensive Module Harness This is the term used for the level based Droid Armor Module 3. Combat Capable Service Modules This is the term used for the Droid Service Module Harness slots in a combat rated droid. This slot indicates that a Droid Combat Module can be installed 4. Combat-Capable Socket Cluster The Combat-Capable Socket Cluster can accept any of the Droid Service Module Harnesses, including the Droid Combat Module. Up to 3 modules can be placed into the Cluster and can only be installed in the Adv R3, Basic R3, Adv R2, Basic R2, Adv Probot, Basic Probot, and Adv LE. 5. General Droid Module Socket Cluster The General Droid Module Socket Cluster can accept any of the Droid Service Module Harnesses, excluding the Droid Combat Module. Up to 3 modules can be placed into the cluster and can only be installed in the Adv BLL and Adv Surgical Droids. Droid Model Attributes (Stored In Datapad) Difficulty Level: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all pets and indicates the current challenge level of the pet. For more information about challenge levels see General Creatures, Pets and Mounts Vitality: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all pets and indicates the current vitality level of the pet out of a maximum possible range of 100. As a pet loses vitality, it's maximum HAM ranges will shrink accordingly. For more information about vitality loss and effects See Droid Vitality Healing Health: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all pets and indicates the current remaining health of the creature. Health is calculated during the deed crafting process of the droid. For more information about droid deed construction, see Droid Deeds Action: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all pets and indicates the current remaining action of the creature. Action is calculated during the deed crafting process of the droid. For more information about droid deed construction, see Droid Deeds Mind: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all pets and indicates the current remaining health of the creature. Mind is calculated during the deed crafting process of the droid. For more information about droid deed construction, see Droid Deeds Attack Speed: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all combat rated and combat capable droids. The Attack Speed attribute is found on the Droid when viewed in the datapad. This attribute is passed on from the crafting process as the droid deed is being created. The value is linked to the droid's HAM values that result from experimentation on Experimental Effectiveness line during the Deed Crafting process. The attack speed attribute reflects the duration of time that will pass between attacks by the droid. The following, put together by Ayno, is an example of how you can determine the To Hit and Attack Speed, based on a droids HAM rating. E = the Experimental Effectiveness as a decimal (i.e. 73% = 0.73) S = Attack Speed T = To Hit H = HAM value Astromech Droids S = 2 - {1 - [(4500 - H)/1125]}/2 T = 0.33 + 0.08*{1 - [(4500 - H)/1125]} DZ70 and Probot S = 1 - {1 - [(3200 - H)/800]}/4 T = 0.33 + 0.08*{1 - [(3200 - H)/800]} LE Repair Droid S = 2 - {1 - [(6000 - H)/1500]}/2 T = 0.33 + 0.08*{1 - [(6000 - H)/1500]} For more information about droid deed construction, see Droid Deeds To Hit: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all combat rated and combat capable droids. The To Hit attribute is found on the Droid when viewed in the datapad. This attribute is passed on from the crafting process as the droid deed is being created. The value is linked to the droid's HAM values that result from experimentation on Experimental Effectiveness line. The To Hit attribute reflects the droids base chance to hit a target it is attacking. For more information about droid deed construction, see Droid Deeds Damage: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all combat rated and combat capable droids. This attribute appears upon examining a droid's stats on the datapad. This notifies the player of the min and max damage range that a droid has. The damage range is determined by the combat module rating. For more information see Droid Combat Module Usage Battery Power: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids. For more information about droid power consumption see Droid Power Usage Data Module Rating ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a data module installed. The value listed here indicates the amount of points added to the droid's datapad for the purpose of storing datapad items. For more information concerning Astromech droids and droid data modules, see Droid Data Module Usage Medical Capability Rating ( Screenshot ) Attribute is found on any droid that has a medical module installed. For more information about droid medical modules see Droid Medical Module Usage Repair Module Installed: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on droids that have a droid repair module installed. For more information about droid repair modules see Droid Repair Module Usage and Droid Standard Modules Storage Module Rating: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on droids that have an item storage module installed. For more information about droid item storage modules see Droid Item Storage Module Usage and Droid Level Based Modules Currently Used Memory: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on droids that have a data module installed in them and lists the amount of unused storage units left in the droid's datapad. For more information concerning Astromech droids and droid data modules, see Droid Data Module Usage Loaded Droid Program(s) Include ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears ahead of the -Program attribute. This indicates that there are stored programs in the droids datapad. For more information concerning Astromech droids and droid data modules, see Droid Data Module Usage -Program: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a pilot command program installed in the droid. It will list the type of program. For more information concerning Astromech droids and droid data modules, see Droid Data Module Usage Pilot's Required Astromech Certification: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all R unit droids that have a data module installed in them. The astromech rating is determined by the data module size. For more information concerning Astromech droids and droid data modules, see Droid Data Module Usage Private Crafting Station Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a crafting station module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Ship Component Crafting Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a Ship Component module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Structure Crafting Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a Structure Crafting module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Clothing Crafting Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a Clothing Crafting station module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Food Crafting Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a Food Crafting crafting station module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Weapon, Droid, and Generic Item Crafting Capability: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a weapon, droid, and generic item crafting station module installed in them. For more information see Droid Crafting Station Modules Personality Chip Installed: This attribute indicates what type of personality chip is installed into the droid. Attribute appears on the finally assembly of droid deeds for All droids, however only Protocol, LE-Repair and Surgical model droids can have a specialized chip to offer conversation dialog options. This attribute signifies that the droid will have a distinct personality when entered into a conversation , of which is chosen from 6 types. If no personality chip is installed into the droid then it will be given a default type, which is the default radial options available to droids to learn commands and their built in modular functions. For more information on personality chips, see Droid Personality Chip Usage Playback Tracks: ( Screenshot ) Attribute that appears on components and the final droid deed when a playback module is installed. Each playback module that is installed adds 1 to the value listed. For more information about playback track droids see Playback Module Usage Foam Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Foam effects module is installed. For more information on effect modules see Effects Module Electric Fog Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Electric Fog effects module is installed. For more information on effect modules see Effects Module Confetti Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Confetti effects module is installed. Mind Bloom Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Mind Bloom effects module is installed. For more information on effect modules see Effects Module Dancing Jawa Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Dancing Jawa effects module is installed. For more information on effect modules see Effects Module Avian Effect: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on components and the final droid deed when a Avian effects module is installed. For more information on effect modules see Effects Module Detonation Power: ( Screenshot ) This attribute is found on any droid that has a detonation module installed. A higher attribute increases the blast damage amount on the droid after the player intiiates the /detonatedroid command. For more information on droid detonation modules see Detonation Module Usage and Droid Utility Modules Merchant Barker: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on droids that have a merchant barker module installed. For more information concerning Merchant Barker modules, see Merchant Module Usage Auto-Repair Power: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on droids that have an auto-repair module installed. For more information on auto-repair modules see Auto-Repair Module Usage and Droid Utility Modules Harvest Bonus: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on droids that have a creature harvest module installed. For information regarding droid creature harvest modules see Creature Harvest Module Usage and Droid Utility Modules Trap Bonus ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on droids that have a Scout Trap Projectile Module installed. For more information about Scout Trap Projectile Modules see Droid Utility Modules and Scout Trap Projectile Unit Module Usage Stimpack Power: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Stimpack Capacity: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Stimpack Delivery: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Structure Maintenance Rating: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids that have a Structure Maintenance Module installed. For more information see Droid Structure Maintenance Module Usage and Droid Level Based Modules Customization Lifespan: ( Screenshot ) This attribute appears on all droids and indicates the total remaining times that a droid may be called out before its customization fades. After the customization reaches 0 this attribute is removed however it will appear again once the player uses a droid customization kit on the droid to add another series of uses to the droid. For more information see Using Droid Customization Kits COMMANDS ( Screenshot ) This is the column attribute header for droid pet commands. This attribute appears on all droids and pets. See Droid Commands for more information. Follow Me: (default command) Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Follow Other: This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "follow" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. See Droid Commands for more information. Stay: (default command) This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "stay" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. See Droid Commands for more information. Guard: Attribute Command only becomes available to combat rated droids or droids that have had combat modules installed in them. This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "guard" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Friend: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Attack: Attribute Command only becomes available to combat rated droids or droids that have had combat modules installed in them. This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "attack" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. See Droid Commands for more information. Patrol: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Get Patrol Point: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Clear Patrol Point: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Wedge Formation: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Column Formation: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Transfer: Attribute appears on any droid in which this command has been trained. See Droid Commands for more information. Store: (default command) This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "release" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. See Droid Commands for more information. Do Trick One: (default command to power droids) This atribute appears only on power droids and is one of the default commands granted. Using this command will notifiy the droid to give a recharge to the designated target droid. Not sure what the default command for this is but it could be "play" See Droid Commands for more information. For more information about droid power consumption see Droid Power Usage, Droid Commands. Do Trick Two: (default command to repair and auto-repair droids) This attribute appears on any droid that is equipped with a Repair module or Auto Repair module. Note that during pre-cu this seemed to cause a conflict in that a player that equipped both an auto-repair module and a repair module could not use the droid due to a conflict in programming since both modules activated off the same command. Perhaps we should add an additional trick for droids such as Do Trick Three or Do Trick Four. Not sure what the default command for this is but it could be "play" See Droid Commands for more information. For more information on auto-repair modules see Auto-Repair Module Usage and Droid Utility Modules For more information about droid repair modules see Droid Repair Module Usage and Droid Standard Modules Group: (default command) This command is preprogrammed into the droid and will activate by speaking "group" in spatial or by using the /tellpet command when within 90 meters of the droid. Ranged Attack: This command is found on R unit droids. Using it will toggle on/off the ranged attack for that unit. Droids set to ranged attack on will only use their ranged attack, unless engaged directly in melee by their target. Toggling this off will default the droid to its melee attack. Harvest Creature: This command is found on droids that have been given creature harvest modules. Command must be programmed into the command list by using the Harvest Options menu, then the Program Target Harvest radial option on the droid. Fire Trap Projectile: This command is found on droids that have been given trap throwing modules. Command must be programmed into the command list by using the Trap Projectile Controls menu, then the Program: Fire Trap radial option on the droid. Droid Model Attributes (Called) Type: This attribute appears on droids and pets that have been given a special name by the owner through the use of command training or by having been randomly assigned a name by the system; ex. Joe Blow (a rebel Gunner). This works similar to how the Variation Of attribute works in that if the original name of the object or pet is changed then this attribute is assigned to display the base originating form. For example an R2 unit that has been named "Clicky" would display "Type: an R2 Unit" upon examination by the owner or by another player. Armor Rating: ( Screenshot ) The attribute appears on droids that have an armor module installed. This indicates the armor rating that the droid has. All crafted droids have an armor rating of none. Effectiveness ( Screenshot ) Title header attribute for resistances on a droid. The attribute appears on droids that have an armor module installed. This indicates the base effectiveness that the droid has for each resistance type. All resists are placed under base effectiveness for droids using armor modules. Kinetic: Energy: Blast: Stun: Lightsaber Heat: Cold: Acid: Electricity: The above attributes represent the resistance types given to droids when a droid armor module is installed. Vulnerability: ( Screenshot ) Title header attribute for vulnerabilities on a droid. This indicates which resists (if any) that the droid receives no damage reduction against. Possible attributes include: Lightsaber Battery Power: ( Screenshot ) Stimpack Power: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. This only appears to the droid master, similar to how the battery life attribute only appears to the master. This notifies the player of the strength on the currently selected stimpack that the droid has selected for use out of its container. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Stimpack Capacity: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. This only appears to the droid master, similar to how the battery life attribute only appears to the master. This notifies the player of the number of packs that are currently available in the droid's inventory. If the droid has a total stimpack storage limit of 50 and has 50 packs in its inventory then it would display 50/50. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Stimpack Delivery: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Stimpack Dispensor Module installed. This only appears to the droid master, similar to how the battery life attribute only appears to the master. This notifies the player of the speed in which stimpacks will be administered to the target once a /requeststimpack command has been issued. For more information on stimpack dispensor modules see Droid Utility Modules and Stimpack Dispensor Module Trap Type ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Trap Projectile module installed. This appears to the droid master, similar to how the battery life attribute only appears to the master. This notifies the player of the type of trap that is currently installed in the droid. Maximum Trap Count ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all droids that have a Trap Projectile module installed. This appears to the droid master, similar to how the battery life attribute only appears to the master. This notifies the player of the current and max capacity of the droid with the trap modules installed in it. This will be in the form of: ex. 0/60 Master: ( Screenshot ) Attribute appears on all player crafted droids that have been called out into the world. This attribute indicates who the droid owner is by listing their first and last name. Aggressive: ( Screenshot ) Stalker: ( Screenshot ) Tamable: ( Screenshot ) Deathblows: ( Screenshot ) Ferocity: ( Screenshot ) Combat Difficulty: ( Screenshot ) Source References Source Source in Context

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