Hit Points: 41/41
Programmed Responses: Aggression Program: You can adapt your tactics as necessary for combat with unfamiliar enemies. Leadership Program: You can lead the group in any situation. Navigation Program: You can travel through uncharted regions of space. Beam Suspension Program: You can switch from using your built-in weapons to use any alien weapons you find.
Height: (in Gravaton Meters): 169.
Pressure Tolerances: You can work in gravities up to 65 times greater than Cybos.
Weapon: Two Disintegration Ray Units attached to arms.
Damage: You have two attacks per Combat Turn. How much damage they do will vary depending on the conditions of the planet you are on. On Cybos, each Disintegration Ray does 3 damage.
E-Ben's Ally: Siss Starburner, Laser Barragebot, Secondary Star Unit
Hit Points: 16/16
Programmed Responses: Beast Destruction Program: Can fight as needed. Planetary Exploration Program: Can locate intelligent lifeforms on other planets. Communications Program: Can learn and speak alien languages.
Height: 92
Pressure Tolerances: Unit can work in gravities up to 58 times greater than Cybos.
Weapon: Laser Blast
Damage: Siss has one attack per Combat Turn. On Cybos, its Laser Blast does 4 damage.
E-Ben's Ally: Steeldon Massdon, Defense Bot, Tertiary Star Unit
Hit Points: 14/14
Programmed Responses: Humanoid Defense Program: Can fight as needed. Alien Destruction Program: Can react instantly to unexpected situations. Maintenance Program: Knows how to repair robots.
Height: 86
Pressure Tolerances: Unit can work in gravities up to 39 times greater than Cybos.
Weapon: Manglor Crushing Arms
Damage: Steeldon has two attacks per Combat Turn. On Cybos, its Crushing Arms do 2 damage each.
E-Ben's Ally: Cordon the Formulator, Quandary Star Unit
Hit Points: 13/13
Programmed Responses: Fixed Time Program: Can move efficiently through high gravities. Flight Program: Can fly the ship in emergencies. Planet Analysis Program: Knows how to repair robots.
Height: 56
Pressure Tolerances: Unit can work in gravities up to 34 times greater than Cybos.
Weapon: Mazon Rays
Damage: Cordon has one attack per Combat Turn. On Cybos, its Mazon Rays do 2 damage.
Ancient Robot:
Hit Points: 12/12
Weapon: 1 Attack
Damage: 10 cosmic damage everywhere
Your Ancient Robot has the original part you found in the Cybos system and the Lavender Star part. Four parts have been found.
Special Abilities: The Ancient Robot part you have gave Cybos the secret of greater-than-light-speed travel. It also gave you a map to its other parts
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(H) Indigo Star 3830: Gives the robot 10 Hit Points.
Azure Star 4234: Gives the robot the ability to heal an injured humanoid, restoring them to full health, 3 times during the course of the adventure. Not useful to robots.
Cerulean Star 4325: Gives the robot 10 Hit Points.
Emerald Star 3622: Gives the robot one laser attack per Combat Turn which does 7 damage if it hits.
Jade Star 3825: Creates an energy screen which will reduce each successful attack against your group by 1 point.
Ivory Star 3736: Gives the robot one particle beam attack per Combat Turn which does 9 damage if it hits.
Ebony Star 3437: Gives the robot 13 Hit Points.
Xanthous Star 3531: Energy insulator negates one energy attack against your group each Combat Turn.
Golden Star 3324: Gives the robot the ability to repair a damaged robot, restoring them to full health, 3 times during the course of the adventure.
Platinum Star 3035: Ion Nerve Stimulator: Can be used once during this adventure. Will cause one robot to gain a single extra attack.
(C) Silver Star 2629: Gives the robot 12 Hit Points.
Marine Star 4230: Gives the robot two energy dart attacks per Combat Turn, each of which does 5 damage if they hit.
Amethyst Star 2622: Whenever you move between stars while traveling in Black Hole regions, each member of your team will heal 1 damage.
(C) Lavender Star 3028: Gives the robot one cosmic attack per Combat Turn which does 10 damage if it hits.
Black Hole Star System
Crimson Star 1422: Gives the robot one stunning attack per Combat Turn, which does no damage but causes an enemy to miss their next turn if it hits.
Ruby Star 0329: Gives the robot 12 Hit Points.
Scarlet Star 0929: Solar Emitter halves one physical (non-energy) attack against your group each Combat Turn.
Burgundy Star 1329: Gives the robot one Device Drainer attack per Combat Turn, which does damage equal to half the target robot's current Hit Points if it hits (rounding damage fractions down, so this will never kill a robot with 1 Hit Point).
Wine Star 1729: Gives the robot one Pulsar Nerve Disintegrator attack per Combat Turn, which does damage equal to half the target protein being's current Hit Points if it hits (rounding damage fractions down, so this will never kill someone with 1 Hit Point).
Maroon Star 2029: Gives the robot 12 Hit Points.
Orange Star 1238: One enemy Combat Turn, whichever attack does the smallest amount of damage will be bounced back to the one who inflicted it, once per battle.
If you decide you desperately need to get out of your current situation, you can declare a retreat. This will mean you and all allies dash back to your ship and you explode the engine of one of your three scout ships, destroying that scout ship and sending your ship at great speed to an unknown location.
Your long-range sensors will tell you some information about each star system you can currently reach before you choose which one to go to. Mikael takes the first turn; once he has explored one star system as much as he intends to and chosen a new one to fly to, E-Ben takes his turn, and so on until the game ends.
In combat, your group always acts first unless you fighting Mikael's team, you are ambushed, or there is some other reason you would act second.
