Name: [Impulse Drive IV] - Attachment
Blueprint: To craft Impulse Drive IV requires the below and is installed while crafting a different Ingeniarius Machine on top of the requirements of the associated blueprint.
Dahlitium Lateris x2
Dahlitium Volantis x2
*While you can make it with higher grades, if that what available, there no real benefit aside from durability
Acquisition: A invention based off an anomaly once contained by the organization, Antigone drafted the blueprint after carefully reviewing files of the anomaly in question. While unable to fully categorize the anomaly complete mechanism, he was able to replicate the end-product through enough experimentation.
Description: A blueprint describing the construction and installation of Impulse Drive IV. The motor itself is a circular attachment that can be added to almost any object created with Terra Regia and must be crafted into a machine created by the Art of Ingeniarius . Of technomagic construction, the device can be affixed with little modification to underlying designs. Likewise, the motor is highly adaptive and can be freely engaged and disengaged from a variety of machines. Limited only by the user’s creativity, the motor can integrate with preexisting machine.
Ability: The Impulse Motor IV attachment can be freely integrated with any preexisting machine in one turn. When installed, the motor functions identically to any standard electric rotar providing a continuous flow of mechanical force. The flexibility of this item improves on even simple objects such as pulleys by eliminating the need for human force to be applied. The motor in this iteration is capable of outputting a maximum amount of 100 horsepower due to the efficient conversion of visae and the quality of the Terra Regia used for construction, even if the size of the motor is relatively small and can be fit on a simple droid.
By paying 250 vigor to activate the current, the motor is capable of operating for 3 turns independently before requiring a single turn to cooldown. The motor can be freely attached and detatched, but can only interact with one machine at a time. Detaching the motor immediately places it on cooldown.