Jacob Blackmon Blogs

 Having recently finished Andor season 2, we got to see several KX-series security droid at work. When we originally saw K-2SO in Rogue One, we knew he was strong and powerful, but the feats of strength on display in Andor are incredibly terrifying.  As such, it inspired me to make a robot monster build for Tales of the Valiant / 5th edition fantasy for use with my Dark Mana space fantasy setting. If you enjoy this work, please send some money to my friend Owen to help with his cancer recovery . Security Robot This robot has an exaggerated humanoid frame, with a short torso, extended arms and legs, and a small head with softly-illuminated eyes. The armor plating suggests this robot to be an enforcer of some kind. OGR-class security robots, also referred to as Enforcer Robots, are a model of security robot manufactured by the Imperial Core. Enforcer robots come equipped with a built-in communications package, recharge port, and a computer interface arm that allows them to conne...

Skipping ahead a ways, due to this being a request of a build... This is going to be a long one, as it involves six villains, all of whom serve as component pieces for a larger whole. These are the contact builds for the Seacons and their gestalt combiner form: Piranacon . The Seacons are some of the last Decpticon combiners to be included in the G1 series. Have you ever wanted a collection of villains colored like a coral reef? Well, here you go! The mix of red, magenta, teal, black, and white was an eye sore!  Despite their visually appalling appearances, the Seacons are a collection of really terrifying villains with a monstrous theme (aquatic creatures) and a single  purple (to hunt!). Additionally, they help explain why the Autobot never successfully lay siege to the Earth headquarters of the Decepticons. If one considers that the sunken starship Victory is at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, that alone makes the base hard to locate, if to assault. But then include the Se...