After watching the movie Get Hard (yes, alcohol was involved), I got to thinking that keistering might be a perfect example of a droid using this talent to hide objects within itself. Of course, the movie showed humans capable of doing it with the equivalent of blaster pistols and vibroknives...

This forum has taught me so much...

This forum has taught me so much...

Is that a good thing?

Hiding a blaster pistol in that manner requires at least a Formidable: Discipline, with possibly some subsequent Resilience checks...

This forum has taught me so much...

Is that a good thing?

Most times. Other times... not so much.

I thought about this too, but doesn't the cybernetic cavity cover this?

Or utility belt?

Image: An x-ray image showing batman, with all his gadgets kiestered, and his utility belt as just a robotic arm that can pull out the needed item, captioned: The only physically possible conclusion.

After watching the movie Get Hard (yes, alcohol was involved), I got to thinking that keistering might be a perfect example of a droid using this talent to hide objects within itself. Of course, the movie showed humans capable of doing it with the equivalent of blaster pistols and vibroknives...

R2-D2 didn’t “Keister” Luke’s lightsaber in RotJ. But it was hidden internally.

I can think of lots of ways that an object could be in a hidden compartment in a droid, without necessarily being stored in that manner. Some cybernetics are specifically designed for just this sort of thing on biologicals, so I don’t see why droids couldn’t easily do the same.

Anyone who did use this method would want to be real careful how the object is extracted — you wouldn’t want it activating prematurely.

I'm sure it'll be included in one of the splatbooks rule wise....."how to conceal items in your prison locker."......

prison locker

Ah, its a specific named talent

gonna have my guy get good enough to keister a death star

"Prison Locker" sounds like quite the upgrade from "Jail Wallet."