HEAVY METAL: Septette has no aptitude for stealth whatsoever. Her footfalls are loud and resounding; her movements are accompanied by a distinctive mechanical whirr; some of her components glow in the dark. Even on instruments like radar or thermal cameras, she stands out like a fireworks display.
THE FLESH IS WEAK: As a mechanical defender of mankind, she's grown used to perceiving organic beings- 'ordinary' humans in particular- as frail, precious things that need protecting, and tends not to view them as serious adversaries until she has evidence to the contrary. She's also reluctant to put too heavy of a burden on her human allies, taking hits for them wherever possible- even if they don't really need her aid. At her worst, this can turn from unnecessary chivalry into outright arrogance.
ELECTROMAGNETIC SENSITIVITY: Despite her durability, electrical shocks or sufficiently strong magnetic forces are capable of stunning her, forcing her to recalibrate before being able to move again. Repeated shocks in a short period of time grow less and less effective at disabling her, but it can still provide an enemy with a critical opening.
SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE: Septette doesn't heal naturally, and can't benefit from many types of healing magic. Instead, she needs to spend time repairing herself (or being repaired by someone with the relevant expertise) in order to recover from structural damage- the more severe the damage, the longer the repairs take, from a few minutes for superficial injuries to several hours for crippling wounds. Of course, if she doesn't have the required tools and materials, she can't repair herself at all!
MENTAL AIR-GAP: As an extra precaution against being subverted by the Deep Ones, Septette was specifically built to be incapable of mentally linking with electronic devices (and other synthetic intelligences). Now that they're no longer a threat, this "safeguard" is just a straitjacket on her abilities; it prevents her from transferring her consciousness to other bodies or storage devices, and restricts her to interacting with electronics through their normal user interface.
