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Zenn’s Mechs & Mods

Zenn’s Mechs & Mods is a cluttered, dimly lit workshop crammed with half-assembled droid parts, mismatched chassis, salvaged components, and blinking shelves of restraining bolts, memory cores, and behavioral chips. The air smells faintly of ozone and old lubricants.     Inside, the shop is stacked floor to ceiling with:   Repaired astromechs, protocol droids, and labor units   Mod kits (weapon arms, sensor upgrades, language packs)   Black-market components (combat subroutines, illegal slicer nodes, memory wipes)   Droid companion rentals for mercs or explorers   Despite its chaotic look, Zenn knows exactly where every part is and takes pride in pairing buyers with the “perfect unit.”

Denizens

Droid Workers at Zenn’s Mechs & Mods   1. PL-K0 “Plinko” —   Model: LE-series repair droid (short, boxy, two small armatures)   Job: Works on delicate wiring, patching circuit boards, reattaching small sensors   Personality Quirk: Likes to whistle little mechanical tunes while working, often “talks” to the droids it repairs, scolding or complimenting them   2. G-TR3 “Gutter” —   Model: Narrow, spider-legged diagnostic droid   Job: Scuttles over larger droids and ship parts, running scans, plugging into access ports, and marking problem areas with glowing tags   Personality Quirk: Irritable and impatient; taps its metal legs on the floor when waiting for Vek to give it new tasks   3. R1-T4 “Rusty” —   Model: R1-series astromech, battered and patched with mismatched panels   Job: Moves heavy crates, manages the shop’s inventory database, and sometimes helps carry parts across the station   Personality Quirk: Proud and stubborn; often beeps in complaint if asked to do “menial” tasks and has been known to slap crates with its manipulator arm   4. HK-L3 “Snips” —   Model: Light-duty humanoid service droid, old but fast   Job: Delicate assembly, fine welding, and slicing hardware installations   Personality Quirk: Speaks in clipped, precise Basic; snarky toward customers, often remarks on how “organics always break things they don’t understand”   5. CL-DR “Cludder” —   Model: Large, wheeled load-lifter droid   Job: Moves heavy chassis, engine blocks, and crates of droid parts; often stationed near the back   Personality Quirk: Speaks only in low, booming mechanical tones; slow-moving but very careful, often humming low vibrations when idle

Valuables

Droids for Sale     R5-Series Astromech (New Model)   Price: 8,000 credits   Functions: Starship navigation, hyperspace plotting, hull diagnostics   Quirk: Crisp, polite chirps; newer personality core but a little stiff     SOV-3 Service Droid   Price: 6,500 credits   Functions: Cargo lifting, workshop assistance, minor environmental maintenance   Quirk: Cheerful but literal — doesn’t handle improvisation well     2-1B Medisurgeon Droid (Latest Issue)   Price: 13,000 credits   Functions: Emergency medical aid, surgery, bio-scan analysis   Quirk: Compassion module tends to over-apologize for discomfort     HL-99 Protocol Droid   Price: 10,000 credits   Functions: Multilingual translation, negotiation aid, etiquette programming   Quirk: Perfectly polite but sometimes overexplains cultural trivia     QX Recon Hover Drone   Price: 5,500 credits   Functions: Terrain mapping, environmental scanning, short-range recon   Quirk: Short battery life, constantly requests return to base for recharge     DLT-4 Surveyor Droid   Price: 9,500 credits   Functions: Geological and environmental data collection; popular with Republic science teams   Quirk: Occasionally gets distracted by interesting rock formations     Services Offered     Diagnostics & Repairs   Minor Service (sensor cleaning, joint lubrication, firmware patch): 300 credits   Major Service (part replacement, motivator swap, software debug): 1,500–3,000 credits     Memory Adjustments   Wipe & Reset: 1,000 credits   Memory Backup or Clone Transfer: 2,500 credits     AI Personality Packages   Stock (cheerful, formal, stoic): 1,500 credits   Custom-Tailored Responses (crafted to owner personality): 3,500 credits     Slicer Work (Discrete, Under the Table)   Access terminal bypass or data pull: 2,500–5,000 credits   Install covert monitoring routines: 6,000 credits     Upgrades for Sale   Enhanced Sensor Package (double range, improved detail)   Price: 4,000 credits     Protective Plating (light armor)   Price: 5,500 credits     Advanced Communication Relay (encrypted)   Price: 4,500 credits     Stealth Plating (reduced sensor signature)   Price: 6,000 credits     Load-Lifter Arms (heavy-duty lifting upgrade)   Price: 4,000 credits     Behavior Expansion Module (more complex responses, emotion emulation)   Price: 3,000 credits     Data Storage Upgrade (large-scale archives, research memory)   Price: 3,500 credits
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