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--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}GG-Series hospitality droids | --><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}The GG-series protocol droid is best received in environments where it serves as host, receptionist, or greeter that then escorts visitors to deal with a living representative of the company. On the banking world of [[Telerath (location)|Telerath]], GG-Series hospitality droids greet newcomers and usher them to a banking representative, an experiment in customer service that proves exceptionally popular because the GG-Series droids do not replace biological employees and instead act as go-betweens. Corporations use GG- Series hospitality droids in their corporate offices as receptionist and communications specialists, even as secretary droids for high-ranking executives. However, corporations stop using GG-Series hospitality droids when a scandal reveals that Adascorp has planted command routines in the processors of droids sold to other companies, allowing the hospitality droids to spy on their owners and report back to Adascorp.</p><!-- | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:52, 11 September 2025
GG Series Hospitality Droid
Designed to act as a receptionist, host, and greeter, the GG-Series hospitality droid is a new take on the traditional role of the protocol droid, focusing less on raw knowledge and more on interacting with living beings. Manufactured on Arkania by Adascorp, the GG-Series hospitality droid is slightly more expensive than the standard protocol droid but is favored by large corporations and other entities wishing to provide customer service without taking up the time of executives or other biological employees. Though their introduction heralds a new level of Human-cyborg relations that the traditional protocol droid could not live up to, consumer response to the GG-Series hospitality droid turns lukewarm. Customers find that GG-Series hospitality droids are only a partial solution to the difficulties of dealing with large corporations. They resent the presence of these droids because they are yet another wall between a company and its consumers.
The GG-series protocol droid is best received in environments where it serves as host, receptionist, or greeter that then escorts visitors to deal with a living representative of the company. On the banking world of Telerath, GG-Series hospitality droids greet newcomers and usher them to a banking representative, an experiment in customer service that proves exceptionally popular because the GG-Series droids do not replace biological employees and instead act as go-betweens. Corporations use GG- Series hospitality droids in their corporate offices as receptionist and communications specialists, even as secretary droids for high-ranking executives. However, corporations stop using GG-Series hospitality droids when a scandal reveals that Adascorp has planted command routines in the processors of droids sold to other companies, allowing the hospitality droids to spy on their owners and report back to Adascorp.
GG-Series hospitality droids can be played as droid heroes.
Adascorp GG-Series Hospitality Droid (CL 0)
Knights of the Old Republic, page 83.
Medium droid (3rd-degree) nonheroic 2 nonplayable
Initiative: +3; Senses: Perception +7
Languages: Basic, Binary, translator unit (DC 10)
Defenses: Ref 12 (flat-footed 10), Fort 9, Will 11
Hit Points: 5; Damage Threshold: 9
Immune: droid traits
Speed: 6 squares
Melee: unarmed +0 (1d3−1)
Base Attack: +1; Grapple: +2
Abilities: Str 8, Dex 13, Con —, Int 10, Wis 12, Cha 15
Feats: Skill Focus (Persuasion), Skill Training (Knowledge [bureaucracy], Knowledge [galactic lore], Perception)
Skills: Knowledge [bureaucracy] +6, Knowledge [galactic lore] +6, Perception +7, Persuasion +13
Systems: walking locomotion, basic processor, 2 hand appendages, vocabulator
Possessions: comlink
Availability: Licensed, Cost: 4,000