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{{Construct | |||
| name = Gaz-Niki ''Kensetsu-Jū'' | |||
| type = Drone | |||
| color = yellow | |||
| image = deus spider p.webp | |||
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Sold as the ''Kensetsu-Jū'' (literally translated as "Construction Beast") in most regions, but called the Renraku ''Work Spider'' in the less language-tolerant UCAS and CAS markets, this medium construction drone is a four-legged walker with two mechanical arms. The mechanical arms can be equipped with a variety of modular tools — saws, drills, grippers, and so on — a small selection of which can be carried in the drone's rear equipment bay. These tools can be hot-swapped by the carrying drone, or handed off to other drones. | |||
These drones are remarkably dull-witted. Once a Spider has been assigned a task, it will doggedly pursue its objective until it completes the chore or receives a new task. These constructs generally pose no risk to metahumans unless one gets in the way of their duties or actively attacks them. Rule of thumb: don't bother them, and they won't bother you. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:37, 11 September 2024
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Sold as the Kensetsu-Jū (literally translated as "Construction Beast") in most regions, but called the Renraku Work Spider in the less language-tolerant UCAS and CAS markets, this medium construction drone is a four-legged walker with two mechanical arms. The mechanical arms can be equipped with a variety of modular tools — saws, drills, grippers, and so on — a small selection of which can be carried in the drone's rear equipment bay. These tools can be hot-swapped by the carrying drone, or handed off to other drones.
These drones are remarkably dull-witted. Once a Spider has been assigned a task, it will doggedly pursue its objective until it completes the chore or receives a new task. These constructs generally pose no risk to metahumans unless one gets in the way of their duties or actively attacks them. Rule of thumb: don't bother them, and they won't bother you.