Cybernetic Enhancement: Arm

Name:
Cybernetic Enhancement: Arm

Type:
Weapon / Cybernetic Enhancement

Class:
A

Length:
Ordinary arm length and size.

Weight:
Slightly lighter than a human's arm without an attachment, slightly heavier with, depending on the type of attachment.

(In general, ranges from lighter than human to roughly five pounds heavier for heavier attachments)

Description:
An enhanced Cybernetic Enhancement created by Lillie for her own use, this arm allows for Lillie to not only be able to perform all of the actions that a normal human is capable of with a flesh and blood arm but also has been given the ability to attach different pieces of specially made equipment to it in order to supplement her own abilities and keep enemies from guessing.

As previously mentioned, this cybernetic arm is the same size as a normal human's with the exception being in it's weight, with the arm weighing slightly less than a human's when not having an attachment currently on it and up to roughly five pounds heavier with an attachment depending on how heavy aforementioned attachment is.

The arm, by itself, has a singular property in that if an enemy grabs hold of it the arm can produce a small shock due to its mechanical nature that - while not enough to truly harm someone - is hopefully enough to surprise them into letting go.


Strengths:
- Allows the attachment of various equipment (limited via tier, at this rank being 3)

- Can withstand roughly the same amount of damage as Lillie herself due to the material it was created with, preventing it from easily being cut off.

Weaknesses:

- Since it is not flesh and blood, Lillie cannot feel pain through or tell how badly the arm is hurt.

- Vulnerable to rusting if not properly taken care of.

- Requires maintenance to properly function.

If it does any damage, even slightly, like what it does with the shock, it needs to be listed as a strength. Unless it literally just does no damage.

(The shock itself is only meant to startle an enemy, it isn't powerful enough to really hurt someone without being in conjunction with anything else - like an attachment. I can still add it as a strength if I need to though)

Alright, some people like to pull stuff out their ass and whatnot. But I trust you. So it is what it is.

Lillie Elric wrote:

Name:
Cybernetic Enhancement: Arm

Type:
Weapon / Cybernetic Enhancement

Class:
A

Length:
Ordinary arm length and size.

Weight:
Slightly lighter than a human's arm without an attachment, slightly heavier with, depending on the type of attachment.

(In general, ranges from lighter than human to roughly five pounds heavier for heavier attachments)

Description:
An enhanced Cybernetic Enhancement created by Lillie for her own use, this arm allows for Lillie to not only be able to perform all of the actions that a normal human is capable of with a flesh and blood arm but also has been given the ability to attach different pieces of specially made equipment to it in order to supplement her own abilities and keep enemies from guessing.

As previously mentioned, this cybernetic arm is the same size as a normal human's with the exception being in it's weight, with the arm weighing slightly less than a human's when not having an attachment currently on it and up to roughly five pounds heavier with an attachment depending on how heavy aforementioned attachment is.

The arm, by itself, has a singular property in that if an enemy grabs hold of it the arm can produce a small shock due to its mechanical nature that - while not enough to truly harm someone - is hopefully enough to surprise them into letting go.


Strengths:
- Allows the attachment of various equipment (limited via tier, at this rank being 3)

- Can withstand roughly the same amount of damage as Lillie herself due to the material it was created with, preventing it from easily being cut off.

Weaknesses:

- Since it is not flesh and blood, Lillie cannot feel pain through or tell how badly the arm is hurt.

- Vulnerable to rusting if not properly taken care of.

- Requires maintenance to properly function.