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|plural=Vortex suites | |plural=Vortex suites | ||
|image=vortex-suit.gif | |image=vortex-suit.gif | ||
| − | |desc=Whether you're fighting an | + | |desc=Whether you're fighting an alien race of gigantic warriors, or slugging it out with half biological/half mechanical robot monsters created by an Evil Corporation, this suit will serve you well. Based on secret alien technologies, something called the "Mima formula", and created by a mysterious woman of vague origin, this hard suit will turn your average work-a-day schlub into a super-powered crime fighter. Thought that would get your attention. |
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| + | In addition to the extensive weaponry (such as soda-can missiles), the suit can also morph, transform, or shift into the form of a battle-ready motorcycle. | ||
{{donation|June 2011 Item of the Month}} | {{donation|June 2011 Item of the Month}} | ||
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|noretcon=yes | |noretcon=yes | ||
|usable=yes | |usable=yes | ||
| + | |ench=Occasional super weapon attacks.<br> | ||
| + | {{modifier|absorb|+6}} | ||
| + | {{modifier|metaldrop|+25%}} | ||
| + | {{modifier|metaldropnote|+5%}} | ||
|obtain=Using a [[Vortex cycle]]. | |obtain=Using a [[Vortex cycle]]. | ||
|used=Rotating a pair of mechanical grips activates the suit's internal servos. In a slightly disorientating moment you find the suit has transitioned into a motorcycle, which you are seated atop. | |used=Rotating a pair of mechanical grips activates the suit's internal servos. In a slightly disorientating moment you find the suit has transitioned into a motorcycle, which you are seated atop. | ||
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You strike a dramatic pose and shout out at the top of your lungs, "Gunnnnnnnnn BUSTER!" and claw at the front of your suit. A giant vortex of energy blasts out and hits your foe for {{col|fire| Z (fire) damage}}. | You strike a dramatic pose and shout out at the top of your lungs, "Gunnnnnnnnn BUSTER!" and claw at the front of your suit. A giant vortex of energy blasts out and hits your foe for {{col|fire| Z (fire) damage}}. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
* '''W''' values are <code>Level±2</code>, with a minimum of 3. | * '''W''' values are <code>Level±2</code>, with a minimum of 3. | ||
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* The "A tiny little laser" messages grants an extra 3XP upon victory (+6FT during the battle). This amount stacks with the number of messages. | * The "A tiny little laser" messages grants an extra 3XP upon victory (+6FT during the battle). This amount stacks with the number of messages. | ||
* '''Y''' values are <code>Level - 2*Level</code>, with a minimum range of <code>3-6</code>. Both values are independent from one another. | * '''Y''' values are <code>Level - 2*Level</code>, with a minimum range of <code>3-6</code>. Both values are independent from one another. | ||
| − | * '''Z''' values are <code>20 + floor((Level-5)/ | + | * '''Z''' values are <code>20 + floor((Level-5)/10)</code>. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | * | + | * ''Mima formula'' is a reference to {{wikipedia|Key the Metal Idol}} anime series. |
* Also refers to the transformable VR series of {{wikipedia|Beta_Veritech#Cyclone|Veritech Cyclone motorcycles}} which came from the ''{{wikipedia|Genesis_Climber_MOSPEADA|Genesis Climber MOSPEADA}}'' franchise. | * Also refers to the transformable VR series of {{wikipedia|Beta_Veritech#Cyclone|Veritech Cyclone motorcycles}} which came from the ''{{wikipedia|Genesis_Climber_MOSPEADA|Genesis Climber MOSPEADA}}'' franchise. | ||
| − | * The gargantuan humans | + | * The gargantuan humans refer to the Vendradi/ Meltran of the Macross Series. |
* The image and description refer to the VR series Ride Armor designed by ARTMIC's Shinji Aramaki. | * The image and description refer to the VR series Ride Armor designed by ARTMIC's Shinji Aramaki. | ||
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* Attacks come from the 3 shown versions of the VR ride armour. | * Attacks come from the 3 shown versions of the VR ride armour. | ||
** the VR-038 Bartley having shoulder and arm fires can shaped missles. | ** the VR-038 Bartley having shoulder and arm fires can shaped missles. | ||
** The VR-041 Saber having retractable blades in the fore arms. | ** The VR-041 Saber having retractable blades in the fore arms. | ||
** VR-055 Devastator having shoulder mounted laser/ pulse cannons. | ** VR-055 Devastator having shoulder mounted laser/ pulse cannons. | ||
| − | * | + | * Much of the item description refers to {{wikipedia|Bubblegum Crisis}}; including hard suits and boomers. |
| − | + | {{IotM|date=June 2011|cur=Vortex cycle|pre=Rigoletto's Compleat Jester kit|suc=Major Twilight's stalwart scutum}} | |
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Vortex suit
Plural: Vortex suites
Whether you're fighting an alien race of gigantic warriors, or slugging it out with half biological/half mechanical robot monsters created by an Evil Corporation, this suit will serve you well. Based on secret alien technologies, something called the "Mima formula", and created by a mysterious woman of vague origin, this hard suit will turn your average work-a-day schlub into a super-powered crime fighter. Thought that would get your attention.
In addition to the extensive weaponry (such as soda-can missiles), the suit can also morph, transform, or shift into the form of a battle-ready motorcycle.
June 2011 Item of the Month
Full-body suit
Power: 90
Item cannot be auto-sold
Usable
Item cannot be worn in runs with a 'no pulls' restriction
Occasional super weapon attacks.
+6 damage absorption
+25% base metal drops
(titanium, plasteel, cybertronium, tok'l)
How Obtained
Using a Vortex cycle.
Rotating a pair of mechanical grips activates the suit's internal servos. In a slightly disorientating moment you find the suit has transitioned into a motorcycle, which you are seated atop.
You got an item: Vortex cycle 
Sometimes during combat, you'll get one of the following super weapon attacks:
A long pair of crackling whips slide out of your suit's wrists, slashing at your foe for W (electric) damage.
or
Twin daggers pop out from your suit by the back of your wrists, and you slash quickly for X + X damage.
or
A tiny little laser pops out from the shoulder of your Vortex suit and carves your initials into your foe. It's really more annoying than painful. Great.
or
The back of your Vortex suit opens up, flipping up a pair of rocket launchers which fire about a million soda-can-shaped missiles at your foe, dealing Y (fire) + Y (sonic) damage.
or
You strike a dramatic pose and shout out at the top of your lungs, "Gunnnnnnnnn BUSTER!" and claw at the front of your suit. A giant vortex of energy blasts out and hits your foe for Z (fire) damage.
Notes
- W values are
Level±2, with a minimum of 3. - X values are
round(Level/2) - Level, with a minimum range of2-4. Both values are independent from one another. - The "A tiny little laser" messages grants an extra 3XP upon victory (+6FT during the battle). This amount stacks with the number of messages.
- Y values are
Level - 2*Level, with a minimum range of3-6. Both values are independent from one another. - Z values are
20 + floor((Level-5)/10).
References
- Mima formula is a reference to Key the Metal Idol anime series.
- Also refers to the transformable VR series of Veritech Cyclone motorcycles which came from the Genesis Climber MOSPEADA franchise.
- The gargantuan humans refer to the Vendradi/ Meltran of the Macross Series.
- The image and description refer to the VR series Ride Armor designed by ARTMIC's Shinji Aramaki.
- Attacks come from the 3 shown versions of the VR ride armour.
- the VR-038 Bartley having shoulder and arm fires can shaped missles.
- The VR-041 Saber having retractable blades in the fore arms.
- VR-055 Devastator having shoulder mounted laser/ pulse cannons.
- Much of the item description refers to Bubblegum Crisis; including hard suits and boomers.
| Item of the Month | ||
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| Preceded by Rigoletto's Compleat Jester kit |
June 2011 Vortex cycle |
Succeeded by Major Twilight's stalwart scutum |
