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22:5622:56, 5 January 2026 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 54-55) (hist | edit) [3,555 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Commercial Service: C2-R4 Multipurpose Droid == Not every droid is made by a massive conglomerate like Cybot Galactica, or even an antiquated trading star like Serv-O-Droid. Some are slapped together by teams of eccentric inventors and anxious investors, who share a dream of hitting the big time by working outside the system. Sadly, close to 95 percent of these rollouts...")

03:1203:12, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 52-53) (hist | edit) [3,007 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Commercial Service: Robo‑Bartender == 'Setting 'em up and knocking 'em back' is how most rough‑and‑tumble freighter pilots prefer to spend the interminable stretches of downtime between cargo hauls and charter flights. If a starport's cantina is situated amidst a high‑tech urban zone or anywhere in the cosmopolitan Corporate Sector, it's a good bet that the bark...")
03:0103:01, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 50-51) (hist | edit) [3,301 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Commercial Service: Automated Sabacc Dealer == Learning sabacc is easy. The game is played with sixty cards in four suits—sabers, staves, flasks, and coins—and sixteen face cards. Each card has a positive or negative value. The first player to reach a point total of twenty‑three is the winner. Mastering sabacc is a bit trickier. Knowing when to stand, when to fol...")
02:5402:54, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 48-49) (hist | edit) [3,571 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: TT-8L ("Tattletale") == Serv‑O‑Droid’s TT‑8L, originally sold to the gentrified rich as a discreet vestibule snoop, makes a capable threat scanner and surveillance system. More than one dozen variants have been produced over the generations, from the slightly menacing Y7 to the gilded, bauble‑trimmed XSS. The TT‑8L, little more than an ey...")
02:4402:44, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 46-47) (hist | edit) [3,338 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: R-10 Household Droid == Engineered by the careful craftsmen of Lovolan, the R-10 household droid is a smoothly unobtrusive party waiter and drink server for the obnoxiously rich. The fact that the R-10 so often goes unnoticed – despite its jewel-encrusted design – is testament both to its quiet efficiency and to the ostentatious surroundings in...")
02:4002:40, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 44-45) (hist | edit) [3,030 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: SE4 Servant Droid == When dining on bruallki, don’t use a three‑pronged fork. Always remember to crack the shell of a boiled suuri to release trapped steam pockets. And never serve plictro steak with chilled Algarian wine. After all, your guests might not even notice, but your SE4 servant droid will likely switch off its central processor and...")
02:3202:32, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 42-43) (hist | edit) [2,995 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: U2C1 Housekeeping Droid == The U2C1 housekeeping droid is a cheap but efficient model popular with hotel managers and janitorial services. Despite its vaguely sinister appearance, the droid is a common enough sight that it attracts scant notice, a trait that has been exploited by an increasing number of thieves and gangsters. Manufactured by Publicte...")
02:2302:23, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 40-41) (hist | edit) [3,091 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: ZZ-4Z ("Zee Zee") == Once, butler droids were all the rage. Blue bloods and aristocrats, anxious for new ways to flaunt their good fortune, snapped up the toys and showed them off at receptions and dinner parties. When their interest faded, so did the market. The only butler droids still functional today are centuries‑old models like ZZ‑4Z, nickna...")
02:1202:12, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 38-39) (hist | edit) [3,416 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: Guardian Droid == Cybot Galactica, famous for its protocol units, decided to blaze a new market niche with the creation of the GW3 Guardian droid. The gleaming plastic canine was designed from the earliest concept sketches to be the ultimate protector, companion, and friend. Four-legged domesticated guard animals are common on countless inhabited pla...")
02:0002:00, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 36-37) (hist | edit) [3,210 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: Model E == Designed by AccuTronics to interact with young children on playgrounds and secondary caregivers, the Model E has performed with distinction for well over a century. The line has long been out of formal production, but a few vintage units are still in use, watching the children and grandchildren of the adults whom they first helped raise. M...")
01:5001:50, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 34-35) (hist | edit) [3,272 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Household Service: TDL Nanny Droid == Infants and children need round-the-clock supervision, but work schedules frequently don’t allow parents to stay at home. For those with credit accounts big enough to afford one, AccuTronics' TDL nanny droid is the next-best alternative. By nature, droids are methodical, patient, and tireless, attributes that would seem to make t...")
01:3401:34, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 32-33) (hist | edit) [3,144 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Medical: FX Medical Assistant == Now obsolete, Medtech Industries' FX series was developed to serve as a nursing assistant for organic physicians. While a doctor intently lasers open an ailing patient’s chest cavity, the FX unit administers anesthesia, monitors vital signs, and hands over scalpels and sponges. But the skyrocketing success of all-in-one surgeon droids,...")
01:3001:30, 27 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 30-31) (hist | edit) [3,507 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Medical: MD Medical Specialist == 2-1Bs might be the most advanced medical droids in the galaxy, but the various models in the MD series are by far the most common. Introduced decades ago, original Emdee units are still in widespread use, and new units are produced every day on the factory moon of Telti. The familiar body style is reminiscent of the newer Too-Onebee, w...")

06:5706:57, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 28-29) (hist | edit) [3,458 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Medical: 2-1B Surgical Droid == The 2-1B surgical droid was a joint venture between Industrial Automaton and a small medsensor company called Genetech. The droids were an instant hit and are now found in nearly every major clinic, emergency ward, and roving hospital ship. Droids possess several inherent advantages over organic surgeons—their hands are always steady,...")
06:5006:50, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 26-27) (hist | edit) [3,291 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: LOM Protocol Droid == The corporate rivalry between Cybot Galactica and Industrial Automaton is legendary. No case better illustrates their boardroom backstabbing and petty mudslinging than the development of the controversial LOM protocol series. Cybot Galactica has long been the overwhelming leader in the protocol market, a position that Industrial Automato...")
06:4506:45, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 24-25) (hist | edit) [3,374 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: PD Lurrian Protocol Droid == The PD series was an embarrassing and costly disaster for Cybot Galactica, though not through any fault of its own. Rather, the company was blindsided by the vagaries of the market and the capriciousness of Imperial lawmakers. Niche marketing can generate big payouts when done correctly, and Cybot Galactica had a ripe target. The...")
06:3606:36, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 22-23) (hist | edit) [3,522 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: 3D-4X Administrative Droid == Faced with Cybot Galactica's overwhelming dominance in the protocol market, many smaller companies attempted to mirror their competitor's success with their own entries. Those that tried to duplicate the 3PO precisely met with failure—without specific hardware such as the AA-1 Verbobrain, the droids couldn't match the newly defi...")
06:3306:33, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 20-21) (hist | edit) [3,281 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: Em Teedee == {{Quote|Greetings. I am a Miniaturized Translator Droid specializing in human/Wookiee relations. I am fluent in over six forms of communication...|Em Teedee}} These formal, precise-sounding greetings are the low switches on the tiny computing device known as Em Teedee. And if the prim tones sound familiar, it's no coincidence—Em Teedee was prog...")
06:2806:28, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 18-19) (hist | edit) [3,353 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: M-3PO Military Protocol Droid == The M-3PO military protocol unit is a small but important subset of Cybot Galactica’s total 3PO output. In the years since their introduction, the metal experts have become increasingly common in Alliance military garrisons and starfighter bases, much to some soldiers’ dismay. The droids might look different from their dipl...")
06:2406:24, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 16-17) (hist | edit) [3,500 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Protocol: 3PO Protocol Droid == Cybot Galactica's 3PO protocol droids are among the most humanlike automatons ever developed--a triumph, one might think. Unfortunately, human beings can be nervous, flighty, and borderline neurotic. Some 3POs are all that and more, thanks to the highly advanced neural network of the SyntheTec AA-1 Verbobrain. This superior cognitive mod...")
06:1506:15, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 14-15) (hist | edit) [3,527 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Astromech: R6 and R7 == The Battle of Endor radically shifted the political balance of power. With the Emperor dead, the second Death Star destroyed, and the Imperial fleet in disarray, the citizens of the galaxy made a fresh start under the banner of the New Republic. Industrial Automaton seized the opportunity to build up their corporate image, still tarnished by the...")
06:1006:10, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 12-13) (hist | edit) [3,579 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == R5 == How do you fix what isn't broken? Answer: you don't. Industrial Automaton tried anyway with the R5, resulting in its first true astromech flop. The R5 was commissioned with no specific market or function in mind, and IA's insistence on cutting corners left the model bereft of the R2's "do anything" versatility. The company had created a new droid not because cust...")
05:0705:07, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 10-11) (hist | edit) [3,695 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == R3 and R4 == Flush with the staggering success of the legendary R2, Industrial Automaton scrambled to capitalize on their newfound dominance. The R3 and R4 lines were specially models tailored for two wildly disparate markets — high-tech government agencies and low-income urban consumers. Outwardly, the R3 aped its popular predecessor, right down to the brightly colo...")
04:5304:53, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 8-9) (hist | edit) [3,507 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == R2 == {{Quote|No job is over this little guy's head.|Ad slogan from the R2 product launch}} With those bold words, the R2 unit moved from risky design concept to record-breaking phenomenon, dominating the small-droid market like a bantha at an Ewok picnic. Everyone, it seemed, wanted an R2, and for a time Industrial Automaton could do no wrong. As ''MechTech Illust...")
04:4004:40, 26 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page 6-7) (hist | edit) [3,263 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == P2 and R1 == The P2 and R1 models were Industrial Automaton's first stabs at creating a new line of consumer-market astromechs. Though both droids were modest hits in their day, with the benefit of hindsight they appear as awkward baby steps compared to the giant leap forward that was the R2. The P2 was an astromech prototype, sold exclusively to the Old Republic merch...")

03:1303:13, 25 July 2025 The New Essential Guide to Droids (Page IX) (hist | edit) [2,127 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The New Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Introduction == What would Star wars be without droids? In the mld-1970s, to sell George Lucas's risky idea to potential movie studios, artist Ralph McQuarrie worked up a series of conceptual paintings. One depicted the slender, golden C-3PO and the rotund R2-D2 cresting a desert dune. The two robots in the painting conveyed an air of eerie otherworldliness, bu...")

03:1903:19, 24 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page XI) (hist | edit) [3,642 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right == Introduction == {{Quote|Did you hear that? They've shut down the main reactor. We'll be destroyed for sure. This is madness!|C-3PO to R2-D2}} When Star Wars: A New Hope unspooled across theater screens over two decades ago, the audience's first glimpse of the strange denizens inhabiting this 'galaxy far far away' wasn't of a hot-tempered princess or a black-garbed Dark...")
02:1702:17, 24 July 2025 The Essential Guide to Droids (Page -4) (hist | edit) [4,199 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:The Essential Guide to Droids thumb|right Introduction xi C2-R4 Multipurpose Unit 54 A Guide to Major Manufacturers 1 Municipal Systems Control Droid 56 12-4C-41 Traffic Controller 58 5T Tree Feeder 60 Inferno Firefighting Robo 62 Robo-hack 64 Astromech P2 and R1 6 R2 8 R3 and R4 10 R5 12 R6 and R7 14 Business SCM-22 Stenographer 66 CZ Secretary Droid 68 TT-40 Library Droid 70 Memory Droid 72 Protocol 3PO...")

04:4004:40, 23 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 9) (hist | edit) [4,553 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:Cracken's Rebel Field Guide thumb|right == General Airen Cracken == Airen Cracken was born on the world of Contruum 51 years ago. As a boy he worked on his parent's farm. His parents noticed that he had a natural affinity for machinery and allowed him to tinker with the farm's equipment. Eventually, nearby farmers often asked him to fix their machinery for them. He was happy to learn more and went to help pe...")
04:1404:14, 23 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 8) (hist | edit) [3,472 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:Cracken's Rebel Field Guide thumb|right == Fellow Rebels In The Field == I've been told that a lot of you are familiar with my exploits and that you consider me something of a legend. I don't see why you should. Every one of you are heroes, and some day your stories will be legendary as well. Your membership in the Alliance shows that you have tremendous bravery, conviction, and character. However, I do hav...")
04:0004:00, 23 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 7) (hist | edit) [746 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:Cracken's Rebel Field Guide thumb|right * DATA.SEARCH * PROG40046 * FILEPATH 9011/29P//EQP.ADB//SC * FILEFORM..D.PAD/DOWNLOAD * SOURCEFILE: CRACKEN'S REBEL FIELD GUIDE = Cracken's Rebel Field Guide = == Contents == {|class="wikitable" |- | Section One: General Airen Cracken | Datapage 8 |- | Section Two: Computers | Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 10)|Datapage 10...")
03:4703:47, 23 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 6) (hist | edit) [2,289 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|right Computers on capital starships can store up to 30D, while planetary computer systems store up to 100D of information. === Reading the File === The player may make a standard computer programming roll or have the datafile do the search for him. To have the datafile search for information, the character needs to make a Very Easy computer programming roll. If he succeeds, the computer calls up the datafile....")

04:2004:20, 22 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 5) (hist | edit) [4,654 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|right === Temptation of Evil === The use of prosthetics is especially dangerous to those who believe in and use the Force. The unnatural combination of man and machine makes tapping the Force harder, but also opens the person to the temptations of the Dark Side once the Force has been called upon. Each prosthetic has a set number of '''cyber points'''. When a character calls upon the Force, he must roll a die. If...")
02:5002:50, 22 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 4) (hist | edit) [5,037 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "thumb|right")
01:0701:07, 22 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 3) (hist | edit) [4,113 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Speeder Bike can be improved from 3D+2 to 4D+2, 5D+2, or 6D+2. Jury-rigging requires a successful technology roll. The difficulty is determined by the degree of improvement. == Adding New Abilities == Specialized devices can be made from spare parts or an existing item can be modified to have an ability it never had before (for example, juryrigging a blaster so that the user gets bonus dice to hit a target). Changes of this nature are described on a case-by-case basis...")
00:4100:41, 22 July 2025 Cracken's Rebel Field Guide (Page 2) (hist | edit) [3,860 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Category:Cracken's Rebel Field Guide thumb|right Cracken's Rebel Field Guide is a supplement for Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game. The marvelous technology of the Star Wars universe is one of the great curiosities for gamemasters and players. This book contains many new items for Star Wars adventures, and explains how inhabitants of the universe alter and manipulate that technology. New areas discussed include...")

07:2307:23, 21 July 2025 Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Reference) (hist | edit) [393,670 bytes] Sham Hatwitch (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= Chapter I = IT was a vast, shining globe and it cast a light of lambent topaz into space—but it was not a sun. Thus, the planet had fooled men for a long time. Not until entering close orbit around it did its discoverers realize that this was a world in a binary system and not a third sun itself. At first it seemed certain nothing could exist on such a planet, least of all humans. Yet both massive G1 and G2 stars orbited a common center with peculiar regularity, an...")
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