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• Machinist's Intuition - Sometimes, in times of great need, something just needs to work. By using considerable quantities of ambient magic, in desperate times, Irving can use the language of machinists make a contraption work. With this spell, any object, despite its status as broken, incomplete, or impossible to function will perform its intended function for a short period of time. This process is not without its quirks. For instance, with this spell, a car with no gasoline or engine, can be made to move, but it might not be able to turn left. An airship may be made to lift off, but it might not be able to stop.

• Cyberarm - Designed by himself, Irving's left arm is in fact a cybernetic limb. The mechanical limb is made of high quality carbon-fiber reinforced alloys and synthetic muscle bands, plated by lightweight titanium alloys and coated with a layer of removable synthetic fur. The arm itself has a range of movement considerably greater than a biological arm, with the elbow capable of bending 225 degrees and rotating a full 360. The wrist joint as well allows the hand to continuously rotate 360 degrees.
  
  • Cyberarm Integrated Weapons Suite - Irving's Cyberarm also comes with a small arsenal of compact, easily concealable weapons for his own personal use.
    
    • Integrated Mono-filament Whip - Deployed from inner wrist, Irving can use a thin, but sturdy mono-filament whip to attack his foes. The whip can be charged with plasmatic energy due cut more easily through armor, and flesh.
    • Integrated Molecular Blade - A blade deployed from the inner wrist with the express purpose of stabbing. It can be charged with plasmatic energy to increase its piercing potential.
    • Swiss-Army Fingers - Irving has a variety of tools quite literally at his fingertips. Deploying from the tips of fingers, Irving has access to small screwdrivers, saws, corkscrews, lockpicks, you name it. Irving even has a plasma powered finger-blowtorch, alongside a variety of mechanical plugs and jacks. His outer forearm has a jack for miniature computers and handheld devices to be plugged in.
    • Multilauncher - Mounted on the top of Irving's wrist is a multi-purpose launcher. With cartridges loaded in behind the launcher, Irving can launch climbing cables, stun wires, darts, and smoke
    • Force Knuckles - Mounted on the knuckle portion of his cyberarms are small Force beads. Smaller in scale than typical force weapons, these small beads nonetheless apply a small kinetic blast upon contact.
• Force Gauntlet - to pair with his cyberarm knuckles, Irving wears a glove on his right hand with force beads embedded in the knuckles.
• Rail-lock Rifle - (Ignore the Scythe blade) As his primary armament, Irving carries a bolt-action Rail rifle. Capable of firing 5 rounds form an internal magazine, the rifle's sights are synced to Irving's goggles.
• Goggles of Thurma - Not actually Thurma's personal goggles, the term Goggles of Thurma refers to specially made goggles used by machinists. Often the first thing a machinist creates, this device is often created as their rite of passage for following Thurma. These goggles are fairly simple in function, they allow one to zoom in considerable distances, as well as detect amounts of ambient magic in the air, making them useful for inventing and creating. Irving's goggles are synced to his rifle, to allow him to use his goggles as a scope.
• Machinist's Cuirass - Armor meticulously crafted by Irving himself, the magically enhanced alloys in the jacket's plating allows it to slowly repair itself over time. It is backed by a sheath of leather, and comes with multiple ports and slots for Irving to hook items onto. Irving currently has two daggers and two bandoleers of rifle cartridges strapped to his cuirass.
• Artificer's Rucksack - A magically enchanted satchel that Irving bought from another Artificer at Angel's Landing. The satchel is enchanted to never bounce against the user's legs or body while they run, so as to not hinder the user while in motion. The satchel is also designed to neatly organize and sort anything placed inside of it, thus keeping the contents of the bag always neat and easy to access. Inside of this satchel, Irving stores a variety of mechanical parts and alchemical substances.
• Mana-grenades - Alchemical explosives, there are many methods of creating these explosives, and most are fairly easy to obtain off the black market. These small, brass cylinders are filled with some sort of gaseous-liquidous green substance, and once primed, explode after 4 seconds, filling the local area (approximately 10 meter radius) with harmful magical fire and concussive force.

• Irving's Workshop - A small workshop located by the Angel's Landing's airdocks. A rather small garage/building, a variety of machines and contraptions, both magical and non-magical can be found filling the spaces here. While the majority of Irving's business comes from members within the Knights of the Star, few people- if any ever leave dissatisfied.
• Omicron - A simple service android that can be found at Irving's workshop. It takes care of menial tasks and physical labor, as well as manages the shop while Irving is away.

• Artificing - An adept machinist by trade, there is very little that Irving cannot build, given a schematic and appropriate materials. Capable of creating a variety of weapons, tools, and gadgets, magical and nonmagical, Irving often creates inventions exclusively for members of the Knights of the Star. He also carries enough supplies to make field repairs to most common mechanical devices.
• Sabotage - A saboteur by nature, Irving is adept at the art of underhanded destruction. Explosive traps, cutting fences, disabling machinery, with the right tools, Irving can render common machinery not only inoperable, but potentially dangerous to its targets as well.
• Marksmanship - While no sniper by far, Irving is a decent shot with his rifle, and generally avoids direct combat, preferring to fight from beyond arms reach, with his rail-lock rifle.
• Close Combat - While he prefers ranged combat, Irving is not opposed to engaging in close quarters battle. While incapable of holding his own against a trained swordsman or professional fighter in a stand up fight, Irving rarely enters melee combat straight on. Instead, he prefers to sneak up on enemies, and use surprise and flanking attacks to defeat larger foes.
• Stealth - Despite Irving's abundance of loud-noise causing contraptions and inventions, Irving's background and family heritage has instilled in him the values of stealth, and he understands its concepts fairly well.

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