Pilot Name: Elora Liu'un
Gender: Female

Pilot Type: Gifted Pilot
Background Potentials:
1. Humanity's Potential: Ever since her encounter with the Cruxi, Elora has felt like she was different from her fellow peers. She kept having strange dreams, and sometimes experienced strange things. It was these phenomena that convinced the Galactic Federation's local representative to refer for the program: she had yet to grasp what she was truly capable of.
2. Supporter: Elora is a dedicated support unit for the squad, sworn to do her best at intelligence gathering and application of the Data Analyzer System to benefit her allies.
3. Clairvoyance: Elora has sometimes seen strange visions. They started out as dreams, but eventually began to take place in the waking world as well. Usually they are muddied and make little sense...But the little glimpses she does get confuse her to no end. Why is she seeing these?
Perks:
1. Enhanced Uniform: Elora has a custom uniform she personally requested after she realized how loose the chest portion ended up on her. It seems Ritsu agreed, and took measures to ensure she got one that was as comfortable and useful as the nervous, self-conscious girl could have. It's still not great, but at least she got a new game out of it.
2. Memento: Elora has a heart-shaped locket with a picture of her parents inside. She sometimes opens it and looks at the picture to remind her of happier times..And a future she must fight for.
Age: 18
Personality: A shy and introverted girl, Elora has been shaken by the loss of her family back in her home planet of Verdigris, and has found it difficult not to burst into tears at the slightest provocation. Still, she has decided to do her best for the sake of her parents, and hopes to become stronger in the future...Unless the war destroys her spirit first.
Background: Elora's life growing up was fairly normal, if a bit lonely due to her introverted nature. But everything changed when the Cruxi arrived. The sky was filled with green fire, and hulking troopers marched through the streets, rounding people up and dragging them in chains back to their ships. It was only thanks to her father's sacrifice that she managed to escape, and his final words are something she won't ever forget. Now, after having been accepted into the Framewerk experimental pilot program, she hopes she can redeem herself for what she considered cowardice.
Notable Deaths or Missing People: Her family, consisting of her parents and younger brother, have disappeared. She hopes they are alive out there somewhere, and her memory of them keeps her going forward, no matter how hard it could be.
Additional information: Elora loves videogames, and tends to spend her free time playing games. Her favorite genres are RPGs and adventure games. They help distract from the war.

Framewerk Name: Logic Diver

Weight Class: Light
Framewerk Type: Specialist. Logic Diver is a support unit dedicated to intelligence gathering and data analysis, and relaying useful information to the rest of the squad.
Primary Weapon System: Logic Diver is equipped with an Automatic Battle Rifle (ABR), that has a high rate of fire and low recoil for a kinetic weapon, making for an effective weapon to provide covering fire with. It is most useful against groups or low-armor enemies, but has poor performance against high-armor targets.
Secondary System: Logic Diver's main mode of operation is collecting battlefield data which is achieved with the built-in Combat Analyzer, including a cloaking field that can render the Frame undetectable by all but the most advanced tracking systems, but the system deactivates upon opening fire. The Combat Analyzer's main use is in scanning enemy data for possible weak points or other noteworthy intelligence for the pilot to analyze and then relay to other pilots during a mission using the specialized antenna Logic Diver is also built with. While Logic Diver can collect data from a distance in a reasonable time, the process is accelerated with closer distance to the enemy, putting pressure on Elora to keep close during combat despite having poor offensive capability, putting her at risk of being found out. However, given the support of other Framewerks, the tactical advantage given by the collected data is sure to aid the entire squad.

Gender: Female
Age: 25
The commanding officer of the Framewerk squad. She is a strict, no-nonsense officer, but is reasonable and level-headed. Beneath her hard exterior, she sometimes shows compassion and empathy to her troops, but masks it as simply being part of protocol.

Gender: Male
Age: 70
The cantankerous yet brilliant scientist who is responsible for the new generation of experimental Framewerks. He has been given unofficial reign over the Framewerk Project, and Fortress Ship Solaire by proxy. His capricious, erratic nature can be difficult to gauge as either genuine insanity or a mask to intimidate others. For some reason, he continues to wear an eyepatch despite having access to quality cybernetic replacements.

Gender: Male
Age: 35
The higher link in the Galactic Federation's chain of command, Ritsu reports to Cain both about Lorenzo, the state of the Framewerk Project, and of course about the pilots who have been gathered. While a stern man, he seems genuinely interested in the pilots, and how they will fare on the battlefield.

Name: Minerva (Olympus Subject 17)
Gender: Female



Pilot Type: Skilled Pilot (Not Rolled)

Age: 21

Background Potentials (Not Rolled):

Clone: A creation of Olympus Program, Minerva’s base body is based from the genetic data taken from the corpse of Athena Rivera, a talented federation pilot who made her legend by giving the Cruxi’s their first sets of defeats through the combination of personal combat skills and ingenious tactics. Minerva felt inadequate when compared to this woman she never met.

Genetically Engineered: Aside from her original template, Minerva’s DNA is also mixed with genetic data from other heroes of the federation further breaking her sense of identity.

Perks (Rolled):

Enhanced Uniform: Minerva's Project Framewerk uniform is based on her Project Olympus uniform which in turn mainly uses nano-technology. This allows her to manipulate parts of her uniform into small objects or slowly regenerate any damage.

Memento: The only piece of clothing that is not nanotech in Minerva's clothing is a bright red hair tie she wears when piloting her framewerk. It is the first and last gift she received from the researcher.

Networking: While Minerva is not the type to initiate connections, her unique background puts her in the eyes of people who knew or personally worked in Project Olympus. Due to this her words are given more weight in exchange for higher expectations on her.

Personality: Minerva takes the role of a cold, mission oriented pilot who is always found working on her framework or training to improve herself due to her upbringing. This is to hide her fears of failing to meet the potential represented by the source of her genetic data.

Despite this, she has been making steps to connect with other people in order to understand the actions of her former handler; she is still having trouble at taking the initiative though. Due to being raised to be an obedient soldier, most of her knowledge aside from the ones related to military or combat are lacking. This led to her being fascinated by things that are common knowledge to other people.

Background:

Project Olympus is humanity’s attempt at creating the next generation of warriors and heroes by creating the perfect warriors from the genetic material of humanity’s greatest defender combined with the latest advancements in genetic engineering. Olympus sample #17 christened as Minerva is one of these created warriors, who like her siblings will spend her entire childhood being forged into the perfect soldiers of the Federation. Unfortunately the ambitious program was cut short when an internal sabotage left the normally secured and secluded facility to an invasion of an unknown fleet leading to massive casualties on clones and researchers alike.

Minerva is one of the few survivors of the attack and the only clone that is found in the aftermath. With the Olympus project now disbanded, she worked at various branches of the military before being selected to pilot the experimental frameworks.

Notable Deaths or Missing People:

Before the project fell down, there was a weird researcher who took the role of being her handler. She is awfully chatty and is always asking how everyone is including the ‘tools’ like her and her siblings. She will never admit it but she misses her even if she doesn’t know her name.

The pilot who serves as Minerva's template had perished a long time ago, yet her name is still being whispered as a legend.

Additional information: Minerva is teaching herself how to cook, finding the current rations subpar. While her attempts are deemed passable, she still has a lot to learn about the art.

Framewerk Name: Argo



Weight Class: Medium

Framewerk Type:

Frontliner: Your Framewerk is a spearhead for your squad, first to reach the enemy, and the first to see the lights of their eyes (if they have eyes, that is). As a pointman, you engage most directly, whether it is it at medium ranges with machinegun and shotgun-style weapons, or up close with a superheated laser blade or rocket-powered hammer. You also deal with enemy attacks, drawing attention with a speedy Frame or absorbing damage like a shield.

Bonus to weapon damage equal to two lower or higher levels of weight class when fighting at closer ranges.

Primary Weapon Systems:

Multiform Rod: A specialized energy rod that can form into one of several forms: a powerful naginata-like weapon with considerable slashing and piercing power, a pair of dual short-swords that have a higher attack speed at the cost of some attack power, or a powerful energy spear that has lower attack speed in exchange for an increase of offensive capabilities and nearly unstoppable piercing power. It has two energy modes: regular mode, which gives the weapon energy a silver color, and disruption mode, which colors the energy red. While regular mode is most effective against physical targets compared to disruption mode, the latter has the capability to jam electronic systems. For example, it can be used to disable stationary weapon systems or disorient mechanical enemies. Modes can be changed once per turn. Use of disruption mode has a two-turn cooldown.

Missile Launchers: Shoulder-mounted arrays of missile launchers that can deliver various payloads including armor-piercing, high-explosive and incendiary missiles. Automatically lock on and track targets based on heat signature. Can launch up to eight missiles at once, 4 per shoulder

Secondary Systems:

Muscle Memory Operations Recall Precision Generator (MMORPG): An augmentation system based on an onboard computer that saves and stores data on maneuvers, and calculates variations on maneuvers as well. These are triggered when the pilot begins a maneuver, removing latency and allowing the Framewerk to move far faster than should be feasible. Observers might mistakenly think that the Framewerk itself possesses reflexes. Because of the importance of reading the pilot's intentions, there is a complex control system within the Framewerk that gives the pilot 'free' movement, though still restrained by a harness system. The actions of the pilot internally are replicated by the Framewerk, with internal shock sensors that prevent the pilot being thrown around during maneuvers and combat. The system self-improves through simulation and repetition, which allows it to gather more data on the same movement pattern ahead of time to the point of master-like precision.

Utility Drones: Your Framewerk's shoulders are enlarged and capable of releasing one drone each. While not as efficient or numerous as other types of drones, these drones can fly swiftly and perform a single role of your choosing including fire support, repairs, protection, surveillance or data gathering, and are equipped to serve that role. The two drones can have different roles.

Power Engine: Mounted on the Frame's back, it is a power-increasing device that increases speed equal to one lower level of weight class, and power equal to a level of higher weight class. It also improves carrying capacity, allowing the Framewerk to lift up and carry ally Framewerks as a free action for that turn. The device needs to recharge for one turn before it can be used again.

Pilot Sheet

• Name: Zane Korrin
• Gender: Male
• Appearance:
• Pilot Type: Gifted pilot
  
  Age: 20
• Background Potentials:
  Metal Mind and Synchronized Agility: Zane has always been better with machines than with people, even able to perform minor modifications or repairs without any training. However these skills really seemed to manifest when he got his own Framewerk. Zane was not only able to add a new function to his unit but despite being given a slow long range Framewerk is able to control it with more grace than it was designed for.
  Humanity's Potential: Zane has weird things happen around him his entire life. At first it was believed to be just coincidence but it happened often enough that combined with his family connections he was chosen for the program.
• Perks:
  Memento: Zane wears a crystal around his neck that is capable of projecting a hologram of each of his family members of the past three generations
  Networking: The Korrin's are for the most part a military family. While no one is pressured into it it's expect that everyone will in some way involved with the armed forces whether it is behind the scenes or in the frontline
• Personality: Zane has always been Agoraphobic and awkward around people but also determined to keep up the family tradition. He would have preferred to do it as a mechanic rather than a fighter, but he understands how important the program is and is fully willing to give the war his best effort.
• Background: Growing up in a military family isn't easy for anyone but Zane's other issues certainly didn't help. His parents were supportive but he could always tell they were somewhat disappointed by him. As a result he has grown a desire to prove himself.
• Notable Deaths or Missing People: Zane's uncle on his father's side. A mechanic that shared his nephew's love for machines. He died when the Cruxi destroyed the military base he worked at.

Framewerk Sheet

• Framewerk Name: Goliath Buster
• Appearance:
• Weight Class: Very Heavy.
• Framewerk Type: Backliner +2 higher level weapon damage. Goliath Buster's lack of speed means it's hanging back behind it's allies so it comes with plenty of powerful ranged weaponry and even support functions in the form of its markers and repair drones
• Primary Weapon Systems:Marker Light: An experimental laser rifle that operates in two modes: Combat Mode and Marker Mode.
  Combat Mode: fires damaging laser shots. These rounds are light neon blue in colour and effective against barriers and energy-based protection.
  Marker Mode: fires non-damaging rounds that leave radioactive markers on whatever it hits. Marked targets emanate a unique signal that Framewerks can track, improving accuracy of all attacks against the target and preventing cloaking and other forms of stealth for three turns. Drones and other autonomous weapons also receive a damage bonus against the target. Both rifle modes are effective at medium and short ranges.
  
  Heavy Assault Gun: A slow-firing, semi-automatic ballistic system notable for its reliability and effectiveness given its weight and caliber class. This weapon's main strength is its ability to deliver effective and accurate firepower at long range in conjunction with the Framewerk's advanced fire control systems.
  
  In the case close quarters combat where the weapon system is difficult to operate effectively, a secondary autocannon system of much smaller caliber and less specialized construction is fitted on a separate appendage underneath the main gun and which can be used for manually sighted shots. The autocannon subsystem is fed with an internal belt that alternates 1 armor-piercing shell per 5 high-explosive shells. Its limited service in more conventional, non-Framewerk weapon platforms has shown it to be an excellent tool against enemy infantry and other soft targets.
  
  The main weapon system features a variety of shells which can be used to engage most targets effectively. These shells are:
  
  A.) APFSDS-A - Armor-Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discarding Sabot - Adamantinite. These super-heavy shells are made from an ultra-dense Adamantinite alloy. Through sheer kinetic power and penetrative ability, a regular target hit by these shells, even by a glancing blow, is sure to stagger. If they are not destroyed by the first shot, then subsequent, swift discharges will most likely destroy the target before it is able to recover completely.
  
  B.) HEFRAG-TF - High-Explosive Fragmentation - Timed Fuse. These shells are the system's main weaponry against soft and/or multiple targets. These shells use a substantially smaller cartridge, resulting in a lower muzzle velocity and therefore slightly more complicated aiming. However, this has given the shell itself more space for its high-explosive and fragmentation payloads. Its configurable timed fuse allows it to be detonated precisely in the midst of the foe and in mid-air, allowing for the most effective culling of enemy hordes through a combination of high-explosive shock and fragmentation shards. This shell can, as a last resort, be used to combat enemy air-or spacecraft by using it like a traditional time-fused anti-aircraft shell, although its low muzzle velocity makes it unsuited to the task.
  
  C.) SMOKE - Smoke rounds. Self-explanatory. These are used to provide cover on the battlefield for the Framewerk and nearby allies comrades. However, they are limited to a total of four uses per event.
  
  The Heavy Assault Gun has a fire rate of 15 rounds per minute. Combined with the accompanying advanced fire control system, it allows for all of these shots to be effectively aimed against an unobscured but erratically moving target the size of a standard 10-ton freight hauler up to 30 kilometers away using APFSDS-A shells, and up to 8 kilometers away for HEFRAG-TF shells. The weapon system is also able to provide limited artillery support up to 60km away with its HEFRAG-TF shells, although it is primarily a short-to-medium-range direct-fire weapon and is not suited for this role.
• Secondary Systems: Repair Drones, Tank Treads, Kattai
  
  Since Goliath Buster is unlikely to be the center of attention its creators decided to give it repair drones so it can help repair damaged allies, tank treads to better distribute its weight and even the ability to combine with other suitable Framewerks for extra power. Zane also modded Goliath Buster's torso to be able to rotate 180 independently from its treads.

Name: Ved 'Wreking Ball'
Gender: Male
Appearance: 7'9 340 lbs of raw muscle

Pilot Type: Skilled

Age:30
Background Potentials:
Indomitable Will: You're a bastion of fortitude, capable of withstanding even the most relentless and deadly of onslaughts, and keep standing. Once per event, you may resist damage or a status condition that would incapacitate your Framewerk or you outside of it. However, you are also reckless and foolhardy, and tend to question the authority of your superiors, even at risk of punishment. The Man can't keep you down all the time.

Freight Train: You possess the ability to direct your will into your Framewerk, as if you were channeling your body's energy through it, allowing it to perform a devastating charge or leap. Twice per event, you may make a move or jump with a speed and range equal to three levels lower than your Weight Class. This move will damage targets caught in the path and knock medium-sized ones down or stagger larger ones. Can be aimed to shoulder tackle a single enemy, resulting in critical damage. You can also charge and jump with similar might outside your Framewerk, should you wish to do so. However, you are also bullheaded and stubborn, easy to anger and slow to placate unless given an outlet to vent your frustration, such as an arm wrestling contest or hitting the gym for some gains. Then you're happy as a clam, and laughing about it over a mug of beer.

Perks:
Athletic: You're a pinnacle of human physique, capable of running a marathon or wrestling a bear. You may even have competed in sports, earning gold medals. Your Framewerk piloting also gets some benefit, like increased speed of a lower weight class and stronger melee attacks of a heavier weight class.

Signature Move: Wreking Bomb-he jumps high into the air before coming down on a mech with all the wight of his plus the force of his thruster's.

Proficient: CQC.

Personality: Ved is a simple man with simple wants, good food, good beer, good friends and a good fight. Despite his size and love of a good scrap Ved is actually quite a jovial man and you will rarely see him without a smile. He loves animals can be found helping out in shelters on some of his days off. He is quick with a smile and even quicker to offer aid. He can be a bit reckless and a lot stubborn but he'll always be the first one in and the last one out.

Background: Ved had always been a big lad, even in school as at 8 he was almost as tall as his mum. This growth lead to him excelling at many forms of physicality like football, wrestling, boxing, shot put, and soo much more. This got the eye of the recruiters as when they visited his high school he blew through every test they had. It didn't take long before they convinced him and right after he graduated he joined the army. It wasn't until later that they found out about his talent with a Framewerk and after that the rest was history.

Framewerk Sheet
Framewerk Name: Reaver
Appearance: Replace the legs with Tank treads.


Weight Class: Super heavy

Framewerk Type: Frontliner

Primary Weapon Systems:

Ripper Fists: These weapons are high-powered claw-like weapons with studded knuckles capable of both punching at meteoric velocity when closed or ripping through heavy armor with when opened. Reinforced joints and strong actuators alongside the arms complement the highly aggressive weapons. Specialized pistons are built into the Framewerk's limbs that, when used, pressurize the joint area at the moment of activation before letting the potential energy out as a quick burst. As a result, the Framewerk is capable of short but very quick bursts of movement. These can be used for close-ranged strikes and kicks. The system can't be activated rapidly enough to use properly for regular movement, but can still be useful initiating movement or to enhance it if used properly. Your enemies must feel doomed when facing these tearing terrors.

Slag Cannon: A shoulder-mounted weapon that fires superheated metal, for example tungsten, to melt through armor. The large amount of heat this generates limits the safe firing rate for the weapon to medium range, with close range risking damage. The weapon includes automated rapid loading and firing functions, allowing the first shot that hits a target to be immediately followed up with an additional shot with lesser power.

Shredder Shotguns: These twin-linked weapons fire high impact flak blasts with either incendiary or armor-piercing shells which chew up targets at the cost of a slow rate of fire. The ultimate close-range ranged weapons.

Secondary Systems:

Shield Generator: An energy shield system that works by making multiple layers of energy distortion around the Framewerk. The shield is broken into four sections: Front, rear, left, and right. Each section has it's own small independent generator, allowing the shield to be partially maintained even if one section is powered down or offline. The shield itself is projected via emitters built along the hull of the Framewerk. Each section can be reinforced by diverting extra power form the other sections to a single section. The shield provides balanced defense between energy and projectiles along with environmental hazards while it is active. The shield can be overpowered by enough damage. The shield requires two turns to recharge before it can be reactivated after failing. The shield is more effective on turns when no weapon attacks are made due to reduced energy usage.

Tank Treads: Your Framewerk's torso is situated on a sturdy base with grinding treads. This grants less speed and maneuverability when flying or in uneven terrain, but great speed and maneuverability on flat surfaces. You can also equip an additional Primary or Secondary System thanks to better load carrying capability.

Names: Sanro & Nero Marques

Gender: M (for both)

Age: 24 (for both)

Apperance:


Fundamentally, the Marqueses look the same. They are both the same height--just under six feet tall. They have roughly the same broad shouldered and athletic build--not bruisers, by any means, but perhaps sprinters or soccer players. Both have thick, blue-black hair that falls across their similarly colored eyes. Their defined jawlines, large hands, and short, upturned noses--all identical.

...Which is not to say that it's hard to tell the brothers apart. To begin with, they dress differently; where Nero tends to be meticulous about his uniform and his overall appearance, Sanro often neglects to brush his hair or make sure that his clothes are in presentable condition. Additionally, Nero's nearsightedness means that, while out of the cockpit, he chooses to wear reading glasses that double as an AR computer interface. Those details aside, the biggest differences between the two are in their bearings. Out of the cockpit, at least, Sanro bristles with nervous energy; he has a hard time sitting still, and is constantly tapping his foot, wriggling in his seat, or just moving around. Nero, by contrast, affects a calm and nonplussed demeanor; he's often standing at ease, hands clasped behind his back, looking straight ahead and seeming focused on the task at hand.

Type:
+ Sanro: Skilled
+ Nero: Gifted

Background Potential:
+ Twin Soul (They used to be triplets, but, well...)
Sanro
+ Synchronized Agility (Sanro is an athletic and coordinated person, and those skills have transferred almost too well to piloting a Framewerk; he's more comfortable in the cockpit than outside it)
Nero
+ Supporter (Despite not having practical piloting experience, Nero is determined not to be a burden on his brother, or on the rest of the unit.)
+ Awareness (Nero's greatest talent is pulling in a lot of data and making quick analyses; this turns out to transfer well to his role as the secondary pilot of Legionnaire)

Perks:
+ Memento (Necklaces; simple leather thongs, each with a third of a circle on them)
Sanro
+ Athletic (Sanro was always good at sports; his physical conditioning has only gotten better since enlisting.)
+ Networking (Sanro and Icaro were always well known and liked among their peers; since Icaro's death those same people who used to respect his brother do their best to show him kindness and sympathy, as much as he doesn't seem to want it.)
Nero
+ Book Smart (Framewerk Tactics and Tech - Nero has spent the last couple of years working in Framewerk R&D, and has a strong academic knowledge of their inner workings and applications.)

Personality: At first brush, the brothers are a study in contrasts. Where Sanro is anxious and impatient, Nero is calm and collected. Sanro tends to be dismissive of higher-ranked officers, to the degree he can get away with it; Nero always makes sure to show respect and use the proper address. Sanro is always moving, doing one thing or another; Nero is often content to sit and read or study for long periods of time.

However, the similarities run deeper than one might expect. For starters, once in the cockpit their demeanors seem to switch; Sanro becomes the collected, confident one, while Nero's mind goes off in a hundred directions at once. They both share a fundamental sense of responsibility, as well, that extends from the large--voluntarily enlisting to help defend mankind from the existential threat it faces--to the small--assisting their teammates in whatever way they can. While they both enjoy a good joke, they're also a bit on the serious side, and they can both get too wrapped up in their emotions when they feel like they--or worse, the other one--has been wronged.

Background: From the day they were born, everyone had high expectations for the Marques triplets. Their father was an accomplished government secretary; their mother had left her successful career as a soccer player to become a decorated military officer. The three young boys received the best education their parents could offer them, and were pushed into whatever extracurriculars they showed the least interest in, and to almost no one's surprise, they excelled in all endeavors.

Though all three showed an aptitude for whatever they tried their hand at, they distinguished themselves from each other at an early age. Nero was the academically-focused one. Sanro was drawn to sports and martial arts. Icaro excelled at both, and further surpassed his brothers by having an effortless sociability that endeared him to classmates and teachers alike. It didn't take long for him to become the "leader" of the three, and if Sanro or Nero resented him for that, you wouldn't be able to tell by the way the three stuck by each other.

They were just finished college when the true nature of the threat facing humanity was revealed, but all three brothers immediately followed in their mother's footsteps and enlisted in the armed forces. Icaro and Sanro were immediately tapped for the Framewerk corps, while Nero was pulled into R&D. Though separated for the first time in their lives, they sought to make the best of it.

Icaro and Sanro worked well together, but casualties against the Cruxi were always high, and fate plays no favorites. A sortie gone wrong left the two of them as the only remaining forces standing against a Cruxi incursion. Sanro's machine was too damaged to stop his brother from launching him back towards their retreating forces, and Icaro made the fatal last stand that allowed his brother to fight another day.

Just before his death, Icaro and Sanro had been chosen to pilot an experimental new Framewerk. Unwilling to reassign the duty, the brass instead pulled Nero out of the lab he was stationed in and reassigned him as his brother's co-pilot.

Notable Deaths: Their other brother, Icaro; died a few months ago in battle.

Pilot Bonuses Summary:
+ Sanro
- Increased chance to dodge (-1 Weight Class) [Synchronized Agility]
- Increased speed (-1 Weight Class) [Athletic]
+ Nero
- Free use of secondary systems to assist ally per turn [Supporter]
- Increased chance to dodge (-1 Weight Class) [Awareness]

Framewerk Name: Legionnaire
Appearance:


Remus forms an armor around Romulus; when combined, its cockpit sits behind and above the main cockpit of Romulus.

The wing is formed of Remus's attack drones, which are usually deployed; each attack drone looks like a needle shape that flies via passive antigravity and adjustment thrusters.

Weight Class: Medium
Framewerk Type: Specialist (+1 Weapons Damage, any range)

Primary Weapons Systems:
+ Shining Fingers
+ Arklight Thunder
+ Heavy Assault Gun

Secondary Systems:
+ Air Recon Drones
+ Attack Drones (x2)
+ Utility Drones (Configured as mobile shield generators)

Name: David Wright, Steel Wall of Weybridge
Gender: Male
Appearance:
Despite his body being past his prime, David still has an impressively built body. His muscles are not a hulking mass, but rather a sleek, athletic build that has efficient development of muscles. (And, the hulking mass he had shrunk as he gained age.) Still, his capabilities are far past an average soldier, sporting superhuman endurance mainly.
David has a rather bright skin tone, tanned from training days following the shape of his military standard t shirt from training days. He keeps his black hair in a clean buzz cut, with a beret on. He has green eyes.
Pilot Type: Experienced pilot

Age: 43
Background Potentials:
Supporter: You are an expert when it comes to providing assistance to others. While not flashiest role, you provide an essential duty, and become and anchor that the other pilots in the squad will rally behind when the going gets tough.
-You may receive an Additional Secondary System for your Framewerk.
-As a free action, you can use one of your Secondary Systems to assist one nearby ally once per turn.
-You may also perform a free reaction shot with your Primary Weapon at one enemy who performs an attack or move at medium range (think assault rifle range as a human equivalent).
However, you tend to brush aside or even forget your own needs, putting others before you, sometimes to a worrying degree.

Perks:
-Athletic: You're a pinnacle of human physique, capable of running a marathon or wrestling a bear. You may even have competed in sports, earning gold medals. Your Framewerk piloting also gets some benefit, like increased speed of a lower weight class and stronger melee attacks of a heavier weight class.
-Book Smart: You are knowledgeable and well-read in one subject of your choosing.

Personality:
David is, at his core, a numb person, in a figurative way. He feels it hard to attach to other people, be sympathetic and relate to their emotions genuinely, and put them before himself even for a moment. Having a hard time being genuine does not mean he doesn't do it, however- he tries his best to care, especially for his comrades. And if he tries hard enough, it becomes genuine.
Byrne's guidance, and his death, shaped David greatly. He learned to respect his colleagues and fight for them, regardless of whether he had a deep emotional link or not. He learned to try and care for them, and to put them before himself in the heat of battle. Byrne's character as a fearless commander and protector remains in David's mind as an idol-a figure to strive to be, despite the difference in nature he feels. Years of experience helped him shape himself closer to the hero he aspires to be.

Background:
Weybridge was a settlement near the outer rim, but now it is nothing but a name. Heroes were made and died on the colony when the Cruxi invaded, until humanity was forced to retreat with scarred minds and bodies. It is also where David began his journey as a soldier in a war against the Cruxi.
David was a selfish, prideful young ruffian who roamed the streets. His usual routine was picking on poor pedestrians, and use the change he took from them to get wasted for the day with food and alcohol. That was, until he happened to pick on a military officer-a framewerk pilot too, at that- and got what could only be described as comeuppance. But the officer did not end with just a beating. David was offered a chance of redemption, to use is brawn and brain for something better than getting drunk off of lunch money. David joined Weybridge's military, and with the officer's guidance, was able to advance both in rank and as a person, although it was slow. Then, the Cruxi arrived at Weybridge.
While the colony was relatively prepared, it was ultimately doomed to fall. When the statistics couldn't give them the sliver of hope of winning, command made a wise choice of evacuating the colony before lives were lost. The military forces did their best to hold the enemy off and secure as many people as they could, with a sacrifice. The officer that had recruited David was among them, who stayed back with a handful of other pilots to hold off Cruxi forces. David took on the mantle of continuing the fight, and fought until the last human left the surface of Weybridge. After his homeworld fell, David continued to contribute in the war against Cruxi-either in the battlefield or helping testing out experimental armaments, should the opportunity come. Countless battles were fought, whether he won or lost-but he survived, and so did the people by his side. With each battle, he gathered the necessary experience, and trained his capability as an unignorable presence in the battlefield.

Notable Deaths or Missing People:
Commander Byrne, nicknamed "The Mountain", was the one who taught young David a lesson and helped him better himself. He died on Weybridge, motivating David to personally try and continue his legacy as an unbreakable pillar of his colleagues.
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Framewerk Name: Flag Bearer
Appearance:
Flag Bearer is a heavyweight weapon of war, designed to be an impressive presence in battle that simply cannot be ignored, working as a core support framewerk with its hulking mass and the sheer amount of systems it can mount thanks to the base design.
The torso of the chassis, donned with a standard generator for its weight class, and an additional power engine on the back that works as a platform that powers the artillery mortars attached to the sides. Instead of having the standard transforming barrel, it has the barrel of each firing mode separately, additional manipulators attached to load shells to the appropriate receiver-aligned like a pair of crammed wings. Additionally, there are anchors mounted around the waist, in case the legs have to detach from the torso in battle and it has to stand by itself. (same goes for parts of the legs where they can detach)
On the shoulders of Flag Bearer are its Utility Drones, designed to look like gargoyles mounted onto the hulking bastion that may come to life when need be to provide extra support to the battlefield.
The general physique of the Flag Bearer resembles that of a thick, chunky charicature of a muscular knight rather than a hollywood actor style eight-head-figure framewerks people may think of- It was intentionally built that way, to give the image of an unbreakable force keeping its allies rallied.



Weight Class:
Very Heavy
Framewerk Type:
Backliner: Your Framewerk is all about ranged superiority, and taking the enemy out before they can reach you.
You may receive a bonus to your armor equal to two lower or higher level of weight class when fighting at longer ranges.

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