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DC: with D&D Artificer

Follow Asher's journey in the Arrow-verse with an Artificer system. Witness his surprising creations, skill unlocks (yes, even the helm), and other useful or not-so-useful sub-classes. follow as Asher unravels why he was given such fate changing gift and the reason behind it, and in the process find out why his own brain has been lying to him. 2/?? Warning: This story mostly focuses on Asher's material search and creations. If you seek compact action or romance, you may find it elsewhere because this isn't it. P.S.: If the timeline of events in the Arrow-verse doesn't match up, please disregard it. I am aware. as I said the timelines will be confusing and it will even more confusing as the fangic goes on but hopefully you can keep up. and of you do get lost in the way, pray that Asher picks you up in the spellJammer Note: 100 Power Stones unlock an extra chapter. (Disclaimer: I only own my original character. Everything else belongs to their respective owners, including the cover.)

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plans to build a hover drone(edited!!!) (chapter 12)

Chapter 12

 a hint of disappointment crept in as he considered its limitations. "Hmm, it seems it only applies to repairs and upgrades, not when i am making new things," he thoughtfully pondered. Nonetheless, he found solace in the fact that Envision would aid him in identifying the required special materials and their locations. "It's not too bad," he concluded, stretching his fatigued body.

Deciding to take a break from his creative endeavours, Asher picked up his phone and headphones, then settled down with a soda on his right. Seeking refuge in his personalised YouTube home page filled with tech-related content, he allowed himself to unwind and lie low, mindful of the escalating tensions with the local gangs. After indulging in what seemed like an endless stream of tech videos, a sudden spark of inspiration struck him. "Wait, why bother creating a labour-inducing way of generating electricity when I could make an ionised plasma generator?" he pondered aloud, rising from his seat.

Fetching his trusty chalkboard, Asher quickly realised the need for an improved method to visualise his designs. "I should find a better way to bring my ideas to life," he affirmed to himself, "maybe, maybe one day i build a holographic projector" he chuckled at the idea, taking a moment to reflect. With renewed determination, he began drawing intricate plans, devoting hours upon hours to watch informative videos, referencing his collection of books and materials he has books, as he meticulously refined his blueprint. However, the exhaustive process left him hungry, the plan incomplete as he realised he had run out of food.

The scene unfolded in Asher's workspace, surrounded by an assortment of tools, scattered electronic components, and half-finished inventions. 

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Inside his hideout, Asher sat amidst a cluttered space, papers strewn about in every direction. Blueprints, schematics, and technical diagrams covered the surface of the table where he worked. The room was filled with an array of components, carefully organised but still creating an atmosphere of controlled chaos.

The plans he had laid out depicted a futuristic drone, a spherical design that exuded an air of elegance and innovation. The body of the drone required specific materials. Carbon fibre sheets, known for their lightweight yet durable properties, were chosen for the main frame structure, but he had other junks that had the material, so he just needed to salvage it from them, which he did in 10 minutes. Aluminium alloy or 3D-printed plastic components were set aside for supporting structures and attachment points but that required a 3D printer, so not for now, ensuring stability and flexibility.

As Asher pondered his creation, he absentmindedly placed his hand on his chin. Letting out a big sigh, he muttered to himself, "Well, a hover drone." He paused, a hint of scepticism in his voice, and scoffed. Moving the plans, he noticed that they weren't just about the drone; most of them centred around generators. "A nuclear generator," he chuckled, picking up another plan. "An ionised plasma generator," he thought, adding it to a box labelled "Lapel." The room seemed to whisper a sense of ambition, as if it knew the immense power these creations could unlock.

"Gosh, I lack power source," Asher muttered, a recurring theme at these, feeling the weight of his ambitions pressing upon him. His eyes drifted across the room, glancing over the plans scattered around. "And a transparent display monitor, a see-through screen," he mused, his mind racing with ideas. As he continued piling the plans, his gaze caught a glimpse of a stolen pistol resting on a nearby table. A mischievous grin formed on his face. "Well, if I am going to build a hover drone, I am going to mount a gun on it," he determined, imagining the unconventional combination.

With a renewed focus, Asher meticulously arranged the drone plans alongside the corresponding materials. The components for the frame and body were neatly organised, with the carbon fibre sheets and aluminium alloy parts clearly distinguishable. Each item represented a crucial piece of the puzzle, necessary for bringing his vision to life.

His attention now turned to the propulsion system. High-performance brushless electric motors were set aside, paired with lightweight carbon fibre or composite propellers. Lithium-polymer (LiPo) batteries with high discharge rates were sought after, ensuring ample power for the drone's flight capabilities.

The flight control and navigation section of the plans called for a compact flight controller board with integrated sensors, allowing for precise manoeuvrability. A GPS module was also essential to provide accurate positioning. Miniaturised inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors were earmarked for stability and smooth flight control.

Camera and sensor components were carefully chosen for capturing high-resolution visuals and audio. A high-resolution digital camera module was selected for stunning aerial shots, while a small and sensitive electret condenser microphone would capture clear audio recordings.

The hovering mechanism posed an interesting challenge. Two options were considered: a ductless fan system utilising lightweight carbon fibre ducts or a small jet turbine engine with thrust vectoring capabilities. Asher contemplated the possibilities, weighing the pros and cons of each option. Specialised materials would be required for heat resistance and efficiency if he decided to go with the jet turbine engine.

Amidst the plans and materials, Asher couldn't help but reflect on the sheer magnitude of his projects. He gave a wistful smile, a mixture of excitement and trepidation evident in his eyes. "Well, I have the plans and the materials," he mused, his voice filled with determination. Looking around the room, he let out a sigh and continued, "All I have to do is build the engine and find those Lithium-polymer batteries with high discharge rates." The weight of his ambitions settled upon him once again.