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====Cold One Hunting Rifle====
Designed specifically to pierce the thick reptilian hides of Cold Ones when they are hunted for food on Sihi, these are some of the strongest shooting Gauss Rifles the Court produces.
====MIR-142 Anti-Material sniper mag cannon====
The standard-issue rifle designed for The Order of the Mystic Dragons,. With superior optics and deadly large calibre firepower, they are designed to take down heavily armoured targets from a maximum of three thousand yards away. Firing massive Mag projectiles at near Mach speeds.
 
 
===Thermite Cannon===
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====Galat’s Plasma Caster====
Syr Galat, a prominent member of the Order of the Bright Forge, invented the Plasma Caster shortly after the Tereket Wars, inspired by weapons used by the Tereket Dynasty he improved on the design of the weapon that they used against the Court. Making it usable at a personal scale if only as an entrenched gun emplacement as well as a model that could be wielded by Mechs instead of tanks and warships.
====OPR-14 Plasma Gatling Cannon====
When one is outnumbered, you call upon the mighty OPR-14, a massive Gatling cannon capable of flinging hot plasma at a very rapid rate. It is not operable by a typical person, so it is usually manned by someone in a mech. There is only a small number of them available.
 
 
=Melee Weaponry=
==Traditional Swords==
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===Mono-Blades===
Modern Starlit Court swords. knives and other bladed weapons generally fall under the larger category of Mono-Blades. A Mono-Blade is an edged weapon sharpened to such a fine point that it’s edges could shave atoms from almost any material, the chief notable exception being Gwyrlon Power Plate, Although the Plate will fail if hit with a powerful enough cut on a thin enough location. Can be scaled to Mech Sizes.
 
===Mono-Whip===
A razor-sharp mono-wire whip whose handle contains a small power source allowing the whip to be electrified when in use, most effective against lightly armoured targets or creatures. It is a regular part of a beastmaster’s standard issue kit, and it can also be used non-lethally to wrap around limbs.
 
===Kay Szar’s Graviton Mace===
Created by the Great Syr Kay Szar the Black Hole, and only capable of being invented after the Bleed was discovered. A user of the Gravity art could channel their powers through this focus and use it to great and harmful effect on their intended target. Amplifying the Bleed as it travels through the haft of the Mace it doubles any output given. This weapon can be used as a standard mace but it can only trump Power Plate in the hands of a Gravity Bleed user.
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Once a tool used in the foundries of Sihi’s past, the thermal lance is now a weapon that requires extreme strength to use, usually by a Knight in powered armor or attached to a Mech. Similar in design and function to the Plasma-Sword, the Thermal Lance is not a plasma field contained within a magnetic edge, but rather a hardened ceratok-tungston weapon (most often a Lance or maul), over which a plasma field is generated and contained. Typically these weapons often come with an extended energy reserve, carried on the back of the user, to allow for the plasma field to be extended or reduced for the user’s wishes.
(this weapon is often favored by the Order of the Red Dragon)
===Thermite Garrote===
A tungsten wire coated in thermite that can be used to strangle people in power armor. The thermite charge is of course one use. Can still be used as a normal garrote when needed. This is a weapon typically used by the Crows of La Fae.
 
===Mass Driver Gauntlet===
A mass driver gauntlet is a weapon which enhances the punching force of a warrior after making contact with a target’s body. Most standard Mass driver gauntlets use pneumatic or tension driven impact cylinders to impart a large concentrated secondary impact or to drive a spike into an opponent. Some Mass Driver gauntlets make use of chemical reactions or mag weapon technology to fire a point blank shot into the target. While normally designed for power armor or mechs, stand alone gauntlets are not unheard of. Mass Driver Gauntlets are a favorite weapon among the Order of the Fist.
 
 
=Personal Armor=
===Drake Class Powered Dragonscale Plate Mk.VI===
Drake Class Powered Dragonscale Plate was created from the genetically altered metallic scales of the space dragons which are humanely harvested.The armour is capable of withstanding blows from court mono-blades, as well as small arms, though less so than heavier models, to make up for this the scales are capable of blending into certain environments depending on the colour of the scales. The suit is designed to enhance the stealth, maneuverability, dexterity and speed of the wearer. Its central interface, codename “Quinn” is a sudo-artificial-intelligence, which automates basic suit functions allowing the wearer to better combat focus.The primary weapon’s systems are two concealed mono-blades which can be retracted from the side of both legs, the secondary weapons are small coil emitters installed in the palms replacing the need for a side arm.
 
===Gwyrlon Class Power-Plate Mk.4===
The Gwyrlon Class Power-Plate is named after the Ancient Great Smith who originally invented the Power-Plate back on Elentar, in the days long before the High King. The Plate was designed to amplify the Strength, Speed, Balance and Dexterity of the user inside it, as well as protect the wearer from the extreme G forces that are induced on the body during piloting of Mechs. The Gwyrlon series of Power Plate can be fitted to any of the many species on Sihi as it has to be specifically crafted for the user of the armor. It is currently on its fourth iteration, lightening the design while still maintaining its resistance to Court Mono-Blades.
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Are mechanical drones sometimes deployed by the Order of the Red Dragon as a means of area control/denial. A drone typically has a walking speed similar to that of a human, though they can be fitted with external propulsion to allow them to fly at speeds of up to 15 miles per hour. Typically a single drone is roughly a foot long and six inches tall, it comes equipped with a canister of highly flammable liquid that, unmodified, it can project out to a range of 6 meters. Each drone comes with enough of the liquid that in theory it could produce a gout of flame for up to 10 min of continuous spray. However, most often a drone is deployed in an indoor or close quarters setting as a means of denying the enemy the ability to advance on a corner or to corner them in for Thunderhead squads to wipe up the enemy. The liquid inside a Firestarter drone can burn for up to 20 min, not including anything else the flames catch onto.
(due to the perceived cruelty of this drone, it doesn’t see much use outside of the Order.
 
===Omnidirectional Weaponless Observation Drones===
 
Small gravity drive drones equipped with a sensor suite and a loudspeaker. They are kept small to make them harder to detect which limits their range. They require a hub for regular recharging. Such a hub typically carries 10 drones. While they carry no explicit weapons the effectiveness of any drive system as a weapon is directly proportional to its effectiveness as a drive system. As such a drone’s drive can be overcharged to use it as a sacrificial kinetic weapon in an emergency. These are regularly employed by the Crows.
 
===Adjuncts:===
Adjuncts are a mech scale drone weapon that can normally be controlled by a knight or a Fae. Due to the coordination and neural load normally required to control an Adjunct most knights can only manage to control one or two at a time while operating their mechs. Adjuncts are lightly armored, possess independent omnidirectional movement in atmosphere or the void, and typically mount a single small rail gun as its offensive payload.
 
The Beast wardens make extensive use of the Adjuncts, augmenting their use with their animal companions. Through the implantation and bonding of a lead, a knight can instead offload the burden of controlling their leads to an animal companion. Most companions can control two or three leads at a time, with exceptionally well trained or skilled companions controlling entire swarms of four or five.