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Tsu misses Marcus. D':

Perhaps he was there getting supplies, we aren't HIDING from the Hutts and people would be doing trading with the local mandos

Tattooine thread is up

By all means, they can meet and your character can aid with the evacuations, should Kiro approve

Cool! Have fun relaxing!

Done ^_^

Cool. Good luck with whatever you've got going tomorrow, and just post when you can. Since it's the weekend, I'll probably be online most of the time and could reply quickly.

Only because she feels like something is bothering him, and she isn't convinced by his explanation. Tsu's naturally very suspicious and cautious.

Yay :D

It'll be up tonight :CHappy
Mind if we avoid all serious fighting in it? Oh i dont mind if something little breaks out like a bloody nose or so if something happens, but I'm quite tired of combat threads frankly and don't want to start another one dedicated to just a fight unnecessarily xD.

Awesome!
It'll prolly be up tomorrow :3

The 501st are only deployed as elites to protect the Emporer during the occasional Sith party or in the case that an elite group of soldiers is needed to face alliance soldiers(which has never happened). Considering we've also been waiting almost a month for a 'group RP' He'd have a lot of time for the Mandos. Also, if he requests officially to be an 'imperial Liason to the Mandalorians' then he'd have even more time ICly.

No problem. Let me know if you get stuck for a solution.

T-shaped visor with some or all of the aforementioned equipment (Nasiri's sensor-specs, the macrobinoculars, the holorecorder, the audio pickups) installed in it.

A Mandalorian character I had on another site disagrees - that was pretty much his kit, plus a GLX Firelance or a Longblaster, a vibrobayonet, and a hand cannon of some kind. Mando it up with the stygium-triprismatic polymer plating, particularly to the shape of the helmet. Boba Fett used a lot of pre-existing tech, practically none of it custom-built but a lot of it customized.

Well, yeah. That's why I recommended the camo scout armor. It's pretty decent armor - especially if you reinforce it with additional plating made of a material designed to also be stealthy.

I have to say this: Flamethrowers are terrible weapons. They're risky and short-ranged. That said, the CZ wrist-mounted flame projector and the ZX miniature flame projector are both classic choices.

Re: Powersuit.
Suit yourself (Bwahahaha). In any event, it's not the sort of thing a scouty-type really, really needs. I recall seeing a number of Mandos with power armor, but I could be mistaken about that.

I'd say a holorecorder built into the helmet (perhaps also Ziko 1125 Heads-Up Macrobinoculars with low-light amplification and integrated infrared vision, and a Nero-Saav TeleSonic Audio Pickup over each ear. The audio pickup filters background noise and emphasizes sounds that stand out from the background, letting the user hear things from farther away and more clearly than he could otherwise.)
A repulsor-pack (such as the OKC-167) might be a good option for a scout, being that they're quiet. You could get really swanky and get a microweight, which can fold up into a small backpack.

If you look through Nasiri Lavii's gear, you'll find the Panthac Mk VI infiltration suit. That might also be a good thing to work with, most particularly the vambraces (one's basically a datapad, the other's essentially a wrist-mounted Security S-5 blaster), and then her sensor specs for the look-see portion of the program. You'll want a built-in comlink with heavy encryption and a tight-band broadcast, the better to not get detected while you're relaying the information you collect to your bosses.