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A war droid was an armed combat [[robot]] which could be contracted to undertake or assist with missions, and stored in a deep freeze when not in use. Their weapons could include rapid-fire [[plasma]] guns, timed limpet mines, [[Electromagnetic pulse|EMP]] charges, and electroshock rams. | A '''war droid''' was an armed combat [[robot]] which could be contracted to undertake or assist with missions, and stored in a deep freeze when not in use. Their weapons could include rapid-fire [[plasma]] guns, timed limpet mines, [[Electromagnetic pulse|EMP]] charges, and electroshock rams. | ||
[[Artie (Prey)|Artie]] was a war droid contracted by [[Vienna Salvatori]] to help her find and kill [[the Master]]. He was disguised as a more menial service robot, and was programmed to explode if his contract were to be vacated, covering up any evidence of his existence or actions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prey (audio story)|Prey]]'') | [[Artie (Prey)|Artie]] was a war droid contracted by [[Vienna Salvatori]] to help her find and kill [[the Master]]. He was disguised as a more menial service robot, and was programmed to explode if his contract were to be vacated, covering up any evidence of his existence or actions. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Prey (audio story)|Prey]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 15 May 2024
A war droid was an armed combat robot which could be contracted to undertake or assist with missions, and stored in a deep freeze when not in use. Their weapons could include rapid-fire plasma guns, timed limpet mines, EMP charges, and electroshock rams.
Artie was a war droid contracted by Vienna Salvatori to help her find and kill the Master. He was disguised as a more menial service robot, and was programmed to explode if his contract were to be vacated, covering up any evidence of his existence or actions. (AUDIO: Prey)
