Reinforced Double-edged Broadsword

Flame-tempered Kite Shield

GEO-grade Ballistic Armor

OC Kinetic Boost AI Processing

Integrated gaming into lifestyle

High Endurance, stamina and strength

Adrenaline-fueled—always on the frontline

Tech-savvy and situationally aware (at all times)

Current driver is known for being somewhat reckless yet displays brute strength in tense situations. Over-attentive to physique and tends to be a bit of a show off. However, driver shows promise. Charges into battle headfirst. His gaming and lifestyle show similarities: brash, outgoing but care for his teammates. Can be a loud-mouth and is aware of it.

This particular avatar is perfectly designed to handle the heat, both in battle and out. Hellish landscape, volcanic fury and creatures straight out of nightmare have no effect. Helios’ GEO-grade armor is designed to absorb high thermals while the AeroBlade coolant allows for quick boosts to maneuver over rough, menacing terrain.

Adaptable Biokinetic / Reactive Armor

Giant-killer Takedown Gauntlets

Oracle-grade Cybernetic Eye Enhancements

Spartan Assault AI Processing

Genetically honed for strength and aggression

Engineering / hardware guru

Never shies away from a fight

Will defend team—no matter the cost

Resident rebel of the team. Driver is particularly skilled with all known tech and gadgetry and shows MacGyver-like resourcefulness. However, has a hot temper which results in devastated consoles, PCs and his own EGO. Suffers from “Alpha Male” competitiveness—often leading to conflict with Helios both on the battlefield and off. Despite drawbacks, will face off against hordes of enemies; allowing him to tap into his animalistic, primal nature.

The Orion EXOmech is designed to withstand extensive punishment. Often deployed in worlds where known life is hyper-aggressive, colossal and nanoplague afflicted. Environments tend to be “GEO active” and prone to sudden, violent quakes but are no match for Orion’s adaptable reactive plating and sheer size. Categorized as BANI (death) class, due to voracious wildlife, additional scans revealed these garish, scorched worlds once showed signs of growth and civilization.