IG-11
Role: Assassin Droid
Group Affiliations: N/A
PL 8 (97)
STRENGTH 6
STAMINA --
AGILITY -2
FIGHTING 6
DEXTERITY 0
INTELLIGENCE 0
AWARENESS 0
PRESENCE 0
Skills:
Deception 4 (+4)
Insight 4 (+4)
Intimidation 6 (+6)
Perception 4 (+4)
Technology 2 (+2)
Vehicles 6 (+6)
Advantages:
Close Attack 2, Equipment 4 (Laser Blasters +6 Multiattack, Plasma Cutter, Bacta Spray- Healing Wounds), Fast Grab, Improved Critical (Lasers), Improved Grab, Improved Hold, Ranged Attack 10
Powers:
"Security Droid"
Protection 7 [7]
Immunity 30 (Fortitude Effects) [30]
Features 2: May Be Put Together Easily After Being Dismembered, May Self-Destruct in a Huge Explosion [2]
"360 Degree Field of Vision" Senses 1 (Radius Sight) [1]
Offense:
Unarmed +8 (+6 Damage, DC 21)
Lasers +10 (+6 Ranged Damage, DC 21)
Initiative -2
Defenses:
Dodge +6 (DC 16), Parry +6 (DC 16), Toughness +8 (+4 Impervious), Fortitude --, Will +6
Complications:
Responsibility (Their Programming)- IG-11 cannot be captured, so under his manufacturer's specifications, he must self-destruct.
Weakness (Magnets, Electrical Attacks)- Droids are made entirely of metal, and are thus vulnerable to certain things. They can even be shut down by losing access to their command units in starships floating above planets upon which they are deployed.
Prejudice (Droid)- Droids are not allowed in certain areas, treated like property, often have their MEMORIES WIPED, and even tortured in some weird parts of the world.
Total: Abilities: 10 / Skills: 26--13 / Advantages: 20 / Powers: 40 / Defenses: 14 (97)
-IG-11 is one of those things that's often talked about in
Star Wars circles, ever since the Bounty Hunter Droid IG-88 appeared in the Original Trilogy as a Backgrounder- the Combat Droid With Personality. Like
Rogue One's K-2SO, he's a super-strong, lethal adversary, but not just a mindless shell like the Combat Droids of the Prequels. Inspired by IG-88 and voiced by the director of
Thor III and the voice of Korg with a funny kind of blunt, unsarcastic speaking tone, he appears in the first episode of
The Mandalorian, working alongside Din Djarin, and points out that his mission was to assassinate their target ("The Child", a baby Yoda)- Din, refusing to see this happen, keeps the child alive by murdering his own partner.
-A memorable guy already, IG-11 reappeared- he'd been repaired by a vapor farmer and had gained a new personality during his re-training as a farm worker. Now much friendly, he was encountered by Din once more, and went with the mistrusting Mandalorian on his mission. Unfortunately, his new master was killed by Stormtroopers, and the Child was abused by two others- in a spectacularly-violent display, IG-11 then snapped one's arm, then bludgeoned the other one into his own speeder until he died- a terrific showcase of the terrible mechanical violence a killer robot could inflict (machines are very... direct and without flourish, making their violent actions quite startlingly inhuman and precise). He met up with the group again, proved his loyalty by saving Din's life, and ultimately sacrificed his own, initiating a self-destruct to take out the Stormtroopers who threatened to overwhelm the heroes. Thus he pulls a "Rogue One" and seems to have ended up a very memorable character.
-IG-11 is much like K-2SO- a lethally-strong Kill-O-Bot, but also adds in freakish accuracy and stopping power with multiple laser weapons that he can fire in multiple directions. With a 360-degree field of vision, he specializes in mowing down fools while standing in the middle of combat.
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