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Funkabhör- Gefechtvorhersage- Verhöhr- Replika (Radio interception-, battle prediction-, interrogation- replika)

Type: Gen 5 bioresonant surveillance tech specialist

Frame: Biomechanical with Polyethelene shell and Graphene Skeleton

Height: 185cm

“Cunning, solitary and resilient, the FGVR specializes in long – term stakeouts, both in reconnaissance and espionage. While these units lack the raw power of other bioresonant Replikas, they are specialists in remote viewing, espionage and technological interfacing. With their lower cost (compared to other bioresonant models) and long lifespans, they can be deployed close to enemy lines and settlements and remain undetectable for months or even years. In the rare of event of their discovery, the FGVR will erase all evidence of their discovery and swiftly relocate to a new position to resume their task. Their distinctive throat patch allows them to subvocally communicate to any Replika outfitted with a Radio Module should the need arise, allowing our forces to always remain one step ahead of the Empire.”

Known issues:

"FGVR units are remarkably resistant to Persona degradation as the neural pattern this unit is based on has a strong inclination to subconsciously avoid anything that reminds him of his past life. These units are extremely asocial, it's highly recommended they only be deployed with ONE other FGVR unit, for placements that do not exceed two months. Longer term placements should only be done with a lone unit.

When not in active deployment, their Personas can be stabilized by providing them with isolated living spaces with access to a library of diverse movies. Rather than journals, FGVR units prefer to write on loose sheets that can be easily burned once used up. The Fetish Objects required to stabilize their personas are reusable butane lighters and lighter fluid. FGVR units should never be given more than six days of downtime between deployments, in order to maintain Persona stability. It is not necessary to reassign them to the same living space between deployments.”

Description

Funkabhör- Gefechtvorhersage- Verhöhr- Replika (Radio interception-, battle prediction-, interrogation- replika)

Type: Gen 5 bioresonant surveillance tech specialist

Frame: Biomechanical with Polyethelene shell and Graphene Skeleton

Height: 185cm

“Cunning, solitary and resilient, the FGVR specializes in long – term stakeouts, both in reconnaissance and espionage. While these units lack the raw power of other bioresonant Replikas, they are specialists in remote viewing, espionage and technological interfacing. With their lower cost (compared to other bioresonant models) and long lifespans, they can be deployed close to enemy lines and settlements and remain undetectable for months or even years. In the rare of event of their discovery, the FGVR will erase all evidence of their discovery and swiftly relocate to a new position to resume their task. Their distinctive throat patch allows them to subvocally communicate to any Replika outfitted with a Radio Module should the need arise, allowing our forces to always remain one step ahead of the Empire.”

Known issues:

"FGVR units are remarkably resistant to Persona degradation as the neural pattern this unit is based on has a strong inclination to subconsciously avoid anything that reminds him of his past life. These units are extremely asocial, it's highly recommended they only be deployed with ONE other FGVR unit, for placements that do not exceed two months. Longer term placements should only be done with a lone unit.

When not in active deployment, their Personas can be stabilized by providing them with isolated living spaces with access to a library of diverse movies. Rather than journals, FGVR units prefer to write on loose sheets that can be easily burned once used up. The Fetish Objects required to stabilize their personas are reusable butane lighters and lighter fluid. FGVR units should never be given more than six days of downtime between deployments, in order to maintain Persona stability. It is not necessary to reassign them to the same living space between deployments.”