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So, you want to know about body modifications, chummer? Pull up a seat and let old Rock tell you what he knows.
Eye Modifications
| Name | Code Effects | TableTop Effects |
|---|---|---|
| Eyeware camera | Allows you to take pictures that are stored in headware memory | Same |
| eye datajack | A replacement eye that functions as a datajack | Dataport located behind the iris of a cybereye. You can pop the eye open to use it, and you can't see out of the eye when it's in use. |
| image link | Allows you to display images (and video) from your headware memory or piped in from a datajack in your field of vision | |
| low-light vision modification | Gives you low-light vision | Allows you to see normally in light levels as low as starlight |
| thermographic vision modification | gives you thermal vision | Allows you to see the infrared spectrum, letting you see heat patterns. Bright lights have no effect, but strong sources of heat can blind you |
| Retinal Clock | Gives you a time accurate to the minute with the “time” command | Displays an accurate time/date stamp in your field of vision. It can be modified for region/season as well as including stopwatch and timer functions. |
| Optical magnification | Allows you to scan further and reduces penalties for firing at range, but can be seen by people with enough perception | Same |
| Electronic magnification | As above, but cannot be seen in a visual inspection and prevents magicians from targeting their spells. | Same |
Hand-based Cyberware
| Name | Code Effects | TableTop Effects | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| smartlink system | -2 to TNs with a smartlink-equipped gun | Displays a targeting indicator corresponding to a smartlink-equipped weapon's line of fire, giving a -2 TN | Does not stack with a laser indicator |
| smartlink-2 system | -3 to TNs with a smartlink-2 equipped gun | -2 TN when paired with a smartlink-equipped gun. Reduces the called shot penalty from +4 TN to +2 TN | Does not stack with a laser indicator |
| hand razor | (STR)L damage | same | small blades that replace your fingernails |
| retractable hand razor | (STR)L damage | same | small blades that can slide out of sight under synthetic nail replacements |
| improved hand razor | (STR+2)L damage | same | cannot be retracted |
| hand spurs | (STR)M damage | same | a narrow blade attached to the user's bone, either a single blade extending from the wrist or a set of three smaller blades anchored to the back of the hand |
| hand spurs (retractable) | (STR)M damage | same | spurs that can be retracted |
| handblade | (STR+3)L damage | same | a blade that slips out the side of the hand opposite your thumb |
| handblade (retractable) | (STR+3)L damage | same | a retractable handblade |
| Cyberfins | (STR-1)L damage | Also allows you to swim at half your normal walking or running rate | Unsure if there is any coded benefit for swimming |
| Fingertip compartment | Allows you to store one very small item | Replaces the last joint of a finger and can store an item as small as a datachip or monofilament whip | |
| retractable climbing claws | (STR-1)l damage | same, but also -2 TN for all climbing or clinging tests | Unsure if climbing/clinging works in code |
Bodyware
| Name | Code Effects | TableTop Effects | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bone Lacing (plastic) | (STR+2M) Stun, +1 bod | You can choose to have your unarmed attacks deal physical damage, but at half force | |
| Bone Lacing (Aluminum) | (STR+3)M Stun, +1 bod/+1 impact armor | You can choose to have your unarmed attacks deal physical damage, but at half force | |
| Bone Lacing (Titanium) | (STR+4)M Stun, +2 bod/+1 impact and ballistic armor | You can choose to have your unarmed attacks deal physical damage, but at half force | |
| Bone Lacing (Ceramic) | (STR+3M) stun, +1 bod/+2 impact armor | You can choose to have your unarmed attacks deal physical damage, but at half force | |
| Bone Lacing (Kevlar) | +1 bod/+2 ballistic armor | ||
| Dermal Plating | Increases Bod by rating | Does not assist in healing | |
| Dermal Sheathing | Increases bod by rating and impact armor by half the rating (round up) | Smoother and less bulky than standard dermal plating | |
| Boosted Reflexes I | +1d6 initiative bonus | A one-time electrochemical treatment that increases your natural reflexes | Incompatible with wired reflexes or a vehicle control rig |
| Boosted Reflexes II | +1 reaction, +1d6 Initiative | ||
| Boosted Reflexes III | +2 reaction, +2d6 Initiative | ||
| move-by-wire system I | +1 qui, +2 reaction, +1d6 initiative, +1 dice for athletics and stealth | You're having constant seizures | |
| reaction enhancer | +1 reaction | can be taken up to six times | |
| wired reflexes | +2 reacion, +1d6 initiative per level | Users tend to be twitchy if they don't have a reflex trigger | |
| Reflex trigger | Allows you to turn off wired reflexes | ||
| Skillwires | Allows you to use activesofts (along with a chipjack) up to the rating | Does not allow you to use pools like combat pool | Currently, code seems to allow you to use your combat pool when using a skill from a chip |
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