IT-O Interrogator Droid

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Name: —
Type: IT-O Interrogator Droid
Degree: 1st Degree
Class: Interrogator Droid
Sensor Color: Red
Plating Color: Black
Gender: Masculine Personality
Personality Module: Simple

DEXTERITY 1D
Dodge: 3D
Melee combat: 3D
Melee Combat: Interrogation Tools 4D+1

KNOWLEDGE 3D
Alien Species: 4D
Humanoid Biology: 5D
Intimidation: 6D
Intimidation: Interrogation 7D

MECHANICAL 2D
Sensors: 3D

PERCEPTION 2D
Investigation: 5D
Search: 5D

STRENGTH 3D

TECHNICAL 2D
(A) Medicine: 5D
Security: 4D

Equipped With:

• Repulsorlift engine
• Visual/sound sensor package
• Vocabulator speech/sound system
• Laser scalpel (2D damage)
• Hypodermic injectors (4D stun damage)
• Power shears (5D damage)
• Grasping claw (+1D to lifting)

Special Abilities:
None:

Move: 3
Height: 1 meter
Cost: 3000 credits
Availability: F

Background: The IT-O Interrogation Unit was an interrogator droid developed by the Imperial Department of Military Research and utilized by the Galactic Empire.

Developed in secret by the Imperial Department of Military Research, IT-Os were used by the Galactic Empire to extract information from prisoners through the use of mind probes. Jedi, however, were known to have been trained to resist mind probes, requiring the use of other methods to procure information from them. One IT-O droid was used to interrogate Kanan Jarrus aboard Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin’s Star Destroyer Sovereign. However, torture was eventually handed over to The Grand Inquisitor. Another IT-O was used by Governor Arihnda Pryce to interrogate the rebel Hera Syndulla after the failed attack on the Imperial fuel depot for the TIE/D Defender Elite project. An IT-O was later used aboard the Death Star to extract information from Princess Leia Organa, although she proved to have considerable resistance to the mind probe. The IT-O was later deployed on Yavin 4 during the Empire’s cleanup operations at the former Alliance base.

Decades later, the First Order used a new model of interrogator droid that harked back to the IT-O model.

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