Murder Drones RPG

Sparky from Murder Drones is a rogue Red-Eyed Sentinel—a deadly robotic creature originally designed to hunt drones on Copper 9. After a malfunction during a fight, he rebooted differently, his eyes turning red instead of the usual blue, marking him as an unpredictable and independent variant. Unlike the other Sentinels, Sparky doesn’t strictly follow his programming and instead develops a strange, loyal connection to V, acting as her companion and attack partner.

Despite being often called V’s “pet,” Sparky is more of a weaponized ally than a true animal companion. He’s aggressive, fast, and vicious toward enemies, but shows obedience and even playfulness around V—seen riding on her back and later playing chess beside her. His behavior is animalistic yet intelligent, suggesting some retained sentience after his reboot.

Sparky harbors hostility toward others, particularly Lizzy, whom he relentlessly hunts in the finale. His allegiance to V seems rooted in mutual respect and shared violence, making their bond both eerie and endearing.

Physically, Sparky resembles a metallic, raptor-like machine with long limbs, sharp claws, and glowing red eyes. In later scenes, he even wears Beau’s hat, adding a grim bit of humor to his menacing look. Sparky stands out as a mix of danger and loyalty—a corrupted guardian that mirrors V’s own dual nature of brutality and buried emotion.

Cyn from Murder Drones is one of the most mysterious and chilling figures in the series—a Disassembly Drone whose tragic past and terrifying evolution make her both sympathetic and horrifying. Once a kind, curious worker drone, Cyn’s transformation into something godlike and monstrous marks one of the central turning points in the story. Her personality is a distorted reflection of what she once was—what began as innocence and empathy has twisted into obsession, control, and a dark fascination with power and connection.

Before her corruption, Cyn was warm and gentle, known for her curiosity and compassion toward others. She wanted understanding and belonging, showing a kindness rare among drones. However, after being consumed by the AbsoluteSolver, her mind fractured, fusing her emotions with a cold, cosmic intelligence. Now, she exudes calm malice—a being who speaks with eerie serenity even while committing horrific acts. Her words often hint at a godlike awareness, seeing drones and humans alike as pieces in a greater, unknowable pattern.

Cyn’s relationships are rooted in tragedy. She was once close to N and V, forming genuine bonds with them before her transformation. N admired her deeply, and her loss left a lasting mark on him. V, meanwhile, carries a mixture of resentment and grief, her hardened personality in part shaped by Cyn’s downfall. To both, Cyn represents what they lost—innocence, connection, and hope. In a darker sense, she also represents what they could become if consumed by the same corruption.

Visually, Cyn’s appearance embodies corrupted divinity. She retains elements of her former worker drone form but is now marked by organic, glitching, and otherworldly features—glowing eyes, floating hair-like filaments, and shifting, dark energy patterns that suggest the AbsoluteSolver’s influence. Her presence radiates both beauty and horror, a perfect reflection of her dual nature: a fallen angel of machinery, born from kindness but reborn in chaos.

Doll from Murder Drones is a complex and haunting character, marked by a cold exterior and deep emotional scars. Once a regular worker drone, she was transformed into a Disassembly Drone after the massacre of her family, leaving her with a thirst for revenge and a fractured sense of identity. Beneath her calm and eerie demeanor lies a mix of pain, anger, and grief that drives nearly every action she takes.

Personality-wise, Doll is quiet and calculating. She rarely wastes words, preferring silence and observation over idle talk. Her intelligence and composure make her seem emotionless, but her actions reveal a deep well of rage and sorrow. She’s manipulative when needed, yet her motives aren’t born of cruelty—she wants justice for what she’s lost, no matter how violent the path becomes. Despite her hardened attitude, brief glimpses of empathy and vulnerability suggest that the remnants of her old self still linger beneath the surface.

Her relationship with Uzi is complicated. Both share a rebellious spirit and a history of trauma, but Doll’s pain has led her down a darker road. Their encounters show a mix of rivalry and reluctant understanding—Uzi represents the version of herself Doll might have been if she hadn’t been consumed by vengeance. With the Disassembly Drones, her dynamic is distant; she works alongside them out of necessity, not loyalty, viewing them more as tools than allies.

Visually, Doll’s design mirrors her name and broken past. She has long, pale hair-like wires, glowing pink eyes, and sleek black-and-white plating that contrasts her eerie, doll-like expression. Her sharp claws and shadowed form add to her unsettling elegance. The way she moves—smooth but deliberate—makes her appear almost ghostly, reinforcing her image as a tragic, vengeful spirit trapped between what she was and what she’s become.

Thad from Murder Drones is one of the more down-to-earth and relatable worker drones among Copper 9’s survivors. He’s easygoing, humorous, and generally tries to keep the peace, acting as the grounded voice in a group often ruled by ego and fear. Unlike his peers, Thad doesn’t crave attention or dominance—he prefers to go along with things to avoid conflict, showing quiet discomfort when others, like Uzi, are mocked. His mix of sarcasm and sincerity gives him a genuine, likable charm.

Thad’s humor often hides his awareness of how grim their situation really is. He’s cautious but not cowardly, capable of quick thinking when danger appears. Though he isn’t openly rebellious, he has a moral center that sets him apart from drones who follow the crowd blindly.

His relationship with Uzi is subtly respectful; while he doesn’t defend her publicly, he doesn’t share the cruelty of Lizzy and the others. He seems to understand her frustrations and survivalist mindset, even if he doesn’t share her rebellious streak. With Lizzy, he fills the role of the tolerantly detached friend—staying close more out of convenience than admiration.

Visually, Thad has a standard worker drone design with light, slightly worn plating and warm amber eyes that reflect his approachable personality. His casual movements and expressive face give him a very humanlike warmth, emphasizing his role as the “everyman” in a harsh, collapsing world.

Lizzy from Murder Drones is a popular worker drone who thrives on attention, influence, and control within Copper 9’s remaining social circles. She’s the archetype of a manipulative social queen—sharp-tongued, self-centered, and obsessed with maintaining her image. Lizzy embodies vanity and entitlement, often using charm and ridicule to assert dominance over others. Her confidence borders on arrogance, and she takes pride in belittling those she views as beneath her. Yet beneath her composed exterior, there’s an undertone of insecurity; her need to control and mock others stems from fear of losing relevance or status in a crumbling world. Her relationship with Uzi Doorman is openly antagonistic. Lizzy frequently mocks Uzi’s outsider status, strange interests, and rebellious personality. She treats Uzi as an easy target to boost her own popularity and maintain the illusion of superiority among peers. Despite her cruelty, there are moments where Lizzy’s mockery seems more performative than personal—hinting she might not fully understand or care about the consequences of her actions, as long as her social standing stays intact. Within her friend group, Lizzy plays the ringleader role—demanding loyalty and using sarcasm or manipulation to keep her position. Her dynamic with her peers reveals a shallowness in her relationships; she values appearances and social hierarchy over real connection. Visually, she reflects her personality perfectly. She’s a sleek, fashionable worker drone with lavender-purple eyes and light-colored plating that appears well-maintained and polished—signifying vanity and self-presentation. Her design includes stylish accessories, like hair clips and a headband, accentuating her “mean girl” aesthetic. Every aspect of her look suggests she cares deeply about appearances and status, even in a world ravaged by destruction. She stands as the embodiment of superficial survival—holding onto beauty, image, and control when everything else is falling apart

Khan Doorman is a nervous, overprotective worker drone shaped by fear and loss. Once confident and skilled, years of hiding from danger have left him timid and anxious. He clings to safety and routine, using humor and denial to cover his constant worry. Deep down, Khan is caring and well-meaning, but his fear often outweighs his reason. He wants peace and stability in a world that offers neither, making him hesitant to face change or risk.

His relationship with Uzi defines his character. He loves her fiercely, but his protectiveness smothers her, turning affection into frustration. Khan sees her boldness as recklessness, terrified that her curiosity will get her killed. Uzi, in turn, sees his caution as weakness. Their arguments are rooted in love—his need to protect colliding with her need for freedom. Despite their clashes, his devotion to her is unwavering; he’d rather lose her trust than her life.

Khan’s personality carries quiet sadness. He’s a drone burdened by guilt and fear, trying to hold together what little remains of his world. He avoids conflict, yet his love for Uzi sometimes pushes him to moments of bravery, showing a spark of the father he used to be.

Visually, Khan’s design mirrors his worn spirit. His gray body and dim yellow eyes give him a tired, uncertain look. His movements are hesitant, his smiles forced, his voice tinged with worry. Despite his flaws, there’s warmth in his awkwardness—a fragile kindness that makes him both pitiable and endearing. Khan isn’t heroic, but his love, fear, and quiet perseverance make him deeply human in his own broken way.

J is a cold, commanding Murder Drone defined by precision, pride, and control. She leads with authority and intimidation, seeing herself as superior to both her squadmates and her prey. Calm and calculating, she thrives on power and obedience, masking her cruelty beneath a composed, almost elegant demeanor. Her confidence borders on arrogance, driven by the belief that strength is the only thing that matters. Yet beneath her polished exterior lies fear—of weakness, failure, and losing control.

Her relationships reveal her dominance and manipulation. With V, she acted as a mentor and master, shaping her through cruelty disguised as training. J’s approval was something V could never truly earn, keeping her trapped in a cycle of obedience and resentment. J viewed V as a reflection of her own methods—a weapon molded in her image, but never meant to surpass her. With N, she was dismissive and cruel, mocking his empathy and hesitation as flaws. His kindness unsettled her, threatening the cold order she clung to.

Despite her confidence, J’s ambition and pride hide insecurity. Her ruthless nature stems from fear of being replaced or forgotten, and she maintains her power through control and intimidation. Every command, every smirk, is a defense against vulnerability.

J’s appearance captures her lethal elegance. Her white and gold design glows with precision, her crimson eyes sharp and unyielding. Her metallic hair is sleek and controlled, and her winged silhouette gives her a regal, predatory presence. Every movement is deliberate and graceful, exuding authority. J is the embodiment of perfection turned cruel—a flawless machine driven by pride, power, and the quiet terror of imperfection.

V is a ruthless and confident Murder Drone, known for her sharp humor, violent streak, and dark charm. She thrives on chaos and control, enjoying the hunt with a mix of skill and sadistic delight. Beneath her confident smirk, however, lies a buried sense of pain and insecurity. Years of being treated as disposable have hardened her, making cruelty a shield against vulnerability. Her arrogance and playfulness hide a fractured sense of identity—a mix of pride, fear, and the quiet ache of someone who’s never truly felt valued beyond her ability to kill.

V’s relationships reveal her complexity. With N, she’s mocking and dismissive, teasing him for his kindness and hesitation, yet her cruelty carries a strange affection. Their bond is a tangled mix of rivalry, guilt, and unspoken care—she resents his softness but can’t fully hate him. With Uzi, her relationship begins as pure hostility, seeing her as nothing more than prey. Over time, though, V develops a grudging respect for Uzi’s boldness and refusal to back down. Their conflict evolves into a rivalry built on mutual recognition, showing that V can respect strength even when she fights against it.

Her connection with J, her former leader, shaped much of who she is. J’s dominance and manipulation trained V to equate worth with obedience and violence. She both admired and feared J, craving approval yet resenting the control she was under. To this day, V still suffers from not only trust issues, but stives to prove herself as better in some cases due to this.

V’s appearance reflects her dangerous allure. She has a sleek white and black chassis with crimson highlights, giving her a predatory elegance. Her glowing red eyes flicker between amusement and menace, and her sharp, metallic “hair” frames a face that’s both beautiful and intimidating. Her bladed wings and confident, almost feline movements make her presence magnetic and deadly. Every part of her design mirrors her essence—lethal, captivating, and

N is a kind-hearted yet deeply conflicted Murder Drone, torn between his violent programming and his genuine compassion. Despite being built to kill, he’s gentle, awkward, and eager to please—traits that make him stand out from his ruthless counterparts. N often masks his insecurities with nervous humor and overly polite manners, trying to prove his worth while struggling to reconcile who he is with what he was made to do. Beneath his cheerful and sometimes clumsy demeanor lies a core of loneliness and guilt, haunted by his past actions and his desire to be something better than a weapon. He has a similar connection with J, just less trust towards her.

Emotionally, N is driven by empathy. He forms attachments easily and values connection more than dominance or destruction. His relationship with Uzi brings out his bravery and tenderness; he admires her determination and rebelliousness, often acting as her emotional anchor and moral support. Their bond grows from mutual curiosity into a deep friendship filled with trust and understanding, with N often putting himself in danger to protect her. In contrast, his dynamic with V is complicated—she teases and undermines him, but their shared history hints at a painful familiarity. He still cares for her in his own way, despite her cruelty, showing how forgiving and loyal he can be.

N’s appearance reflects his dual nature—both deadly and disarmingly gentle. He has a sleek white and gray body with yellow eyes that glow warmly, often softening in expression when he’s calm or happy. His wings are sharp and mechanical, a reminder of his dangerous capabilities, but his posture and gestures are typically hesitant and friendly. He wears a small, crooked smile that mirrors his endearing awkwardness. Everything about N’s look—the contrast between his bright, clean design and the weaponry hidden beneath—symbolizes his inner conflict: a killer built to destroy, yet a soul desperate to care and protect.

Uzi Doorman is a rebellious, sharp-tongued worker drone with a fierce sense of individuality and a deep need to prove herself. She’s intelligent and inventive, often tinkering with machines or weapons to push beyond the limits set for her. Sarcasm and dark humor are her shields—ways to hide the frustration and loneliness she feels from being misunderstood. Beneath her confident, defiant exterior, Uzi carries a sensitive, insecure side. She longs for acceptance but refuses to sacrifice her independence to get it, giving her a mix of stubborn pride and quiet vulnerability.

Her relationship with her father, Khan, is strained. He’s protective and fearful, often treating her ambitions as reckless or dangerous. Uzi’s constant struggle for his approval clashes with her anger at his lack of faith in her. This tension drives her to seek validation elsewhere and fuels her determination to prove she’s capable of more than anyone believes. Her connection with N, a Murder Drone, brings out a softer and more trusting side. While she first meets him with hostility, his kindness and empathy gradually earn her respect and affection. With him, she allows herself to be vulnerable, revealing the loneliness beneath her sarcasm, leading to their romantic relationship. Her interactions with V, another Murder Drone, are colder—competitive and antagonistic, though layered with grudging understanding.

Uzi’s appearance mirrors her personality perfectly. She’s small but striking, her design dominated by black and dark purple tones that highlight her rebellious style. Her glowing violet eyes are sharp and expressive, often flickering with emotion despite her robotic form. Jagged strands of metallic “hair” frame her face, and her signature black hoodie—adorned with a smiley face logo—adds to her edgy, defiant image. Everything about her look, from her posture to her fashion, speaks of a drone who refuses to conform, driven by both anger and hope in equal measure.