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[b]Name:[/b] (The proper title of the machine)
[b]Alias:[/b] (The machine's nickname)

[u][b]Base Stats[/b][/u]

[b]HP:[/b] X (Machine Stats - Agility)
[b]Fuel:[/b] (If it can hold 4 Gallons put 4/4)
[b]Engine Rank:[/b] (D, C, B, A, or S?)

[b]Weight Limit:[/b] (If the Base can support 20 Weight put X/20)

[u][b]Machine Material Information[/b][/u]

[b]Material:[/b] (What material is your machine?)
[b]Durability/Strength:[/b]
[b]Weight:[/b]
[b]Materia Slots:[/b]
[b]Cost:[/b]

[u][b]Machine Stats[/b][/u]

[b]Intelligence:[/b] 5
[b]Strength:[/b] 5
[b]Endurance:[/b] 5
[b]Magic:[/b] 5
[b]Speed:[/b] 5
[b]Agility:[/b] Y = (Machine Skill)

[b]Parts:[/b]

[u]Basic Parts[/u] - Base, Engine, and Fuel Tank. (Basic Parts are a must for the Machine to actually work.)
[u]Important Add Ons[/u] - Transport and Arms. (Add-Ons will allow your Machine to move and work with limbs)
[u]Extras[/u] - Plating, Chips, and Materia Fitter. (Extras let you boost stats and customise the Machine further)
[u]Boosters[/u] - Speed Booster, Strength Booster, Magic Booster, Endurance Booster. (Boosters let you temporarily increase stats at the cost of Fuel)

[b]Weaponry, Items and Armour:[/b]

N/A

Machine Parts Form

 

The following parts will use this form: Base, Plating, Engine, Transport, Arms, Boosters, Chips, and Materia Slots.

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Health Points

 

A machine's health is equal to it's total stats, minus Agility.

HP = [All Stats - Agility] + [Base Bonus]

Fuel

 

A machine's maximum fuel is summed up through buying Fuel Tank(s).

You may refill the tank by buying fuel, but are not able to exceed the limit. Spares are allowed on hand if your character has the Strength, and possiby the machine, too, if it has the Strength.

Engine Rank

 

A machine's Engine Rank is summed up through buying Engines, and you must have a Fuel Tank if you have an Engine.

Depending on the Engine you buy, it will have a rank, which will dictate how much fuel is used per thread.

• Rank D: Consumes 3 Gallons a thread
  
• Rank C: Consumes 2 Gallon a thread
  
• Rank B: Consumes 1 Gallons a thread
  
• Rank A: Consumes 1/2 a Gallon a thread
  
• Rank S: Consumes no Gasoline (100% Efficient. Not possible at the moment)

Weight Limit

 

A machine's Weight Limit is summed up through buying a Base.

Depending on the Base you buy, it will have a Weight Limit attached to it, which simply limits the amount of weight the machine can support. It will also have a HP Bonus attached, which you may ignore when calculating the Weight Limit.

You calculate how much your machine weighs by dividing it's HP by 10. So if the machine's weight exceeds the Weight Limit, the machine will break for the base wouldn't be able to handle it. Also, if the Machine's Strength cannot exceed the weight, then it will not be able to move and the machine wont go anywhere. Your character may carry the machine if they have the required strength and speed though.

HP / 10 = Machine's Weight

Machine Material Information

 

The Machine's Material is decided by you when making the machine, although some materials are better than others.

Depending on the Material you decide on, it will multiply the Machine's Stats without an alteration to the Machine's HP or Weight. The machine must have the strength to carry it's weight though. Check the Materials Link up the top for details.

Stat Boost = [Current Stat] * [(Material's Durability)/10]
Weight = Material Weight
Cost = Material Cost

Intelligence

 

A machine's Intelligence is summed up through buying Chips.

Depending on the Chip(s) you buy, it will have a bonus attached to it stating how much Intelligence the machine has gained.

This Intelligence represents the skill a machine has, if able to use weaponry, fight, and other mundane things.

Weapon Skill = [Intelligence] + [Owner's Same Weapon Skill]
Hand-To-Hand = [Intelligence] + [Owner's Hand-To-Hand Skill]

Strength

 

A machine's Strength is summed up through buying Engines.

Depending on the Engine(s) you buy, it will have a bonus attached to it stating how much Strength the machine has gained.

If the machine's strength is lower than it's own weight, it cannot move itself.

This Strength represents the lifting, pushing, and carrying power of the machine. It also represents how much damage it can inflict with Strength like your own character.

Endurance

 

A machine's Endurance is summed up through buying Plating.

Depending on the Plating you buy, it will have a bonus attached to it stating how much Endurance the machine has gained.

This Endurance represents the defensive and grounding power of the machine. Instead of the normal 10% reduction in damage defended, a machine is more special and is able to reduce the damage by 30% of the Endurance stat.

Magic

 

A machine's Magic is summed up through buying a Materia Fitter.

Depending on the amount of Materia Slot(s) you buy, it will have a bonus attached to it stating how much Magic the machine has gained also.

This Magic represents the magical, mystical, and spiritual power of the machine. It also represents how much damage it can inflict with Magic like your own character.

Materia Slots depend on the Material of the Machine. Check the Material's Link up top for details on Materia Slots and Links for each Material.

Magic = [Materia Fitter Bonus] * Materia Slots

Speed

 

A machine's Speed is summed up through buying Transport(s).

Depending on the form of Transport you buy, it will have a bonus attached to it stating how much Speed the machine has gained.

This Speed represents exactly that, which is how fast the machine is able to move. It also represents how the machine actually moves - with wings, wheels, legs, propellers, etc.

Agility

 

A machine's Agility is summed up through your character's Machine Skill.

It works exactly the same as your own character's Agility, working in conjuction with the Speed stat as to how your machine will move.

Agility = [Machine Skill]