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BRUSILOV
Controller/Striker
The Brusilov platform is the ill-fated result of the “RAIN SEASON” project, an
effort to get the best and brightest young minds in the Purview, and bring them
together to work on a line of chassis and pilot equipment.

The project would draw heavily from the HORUS Manticore p-g, as well as recent
advancements in Blinkspace manipulation. While initial testing panned out well,
the project would soon deteriorate as HORUS and Harrison design principles
clashed against each other. Hemorrhaging developers and funding, the team was
subject to an unexpected audit by the Think Tank; declared inefficient and
underperforming, the project as a whole was mothballed.

Looking up the Brusilov, the majority of its researchers, project Rain Season,
or the whereabouts of Dr. Katya Han are liable to get a Purview citizen flagged
by automated civilian audit C/Cs.

CORE STATS CORE SYSTEM

Size: 1 Save Target: 11 BLINKSPACE SHREDDERS
Armor: 0 Sensors: 8 “I've never met Los Voladores, but you should
HULL SYSTEMS take what they say seriously, you can't just…
HP: 12 E-Defense: 8 Do this and then leave it behind. Clean up after
yourself. Stitch the tears shut. We see these
Repair Cap: 4 Tech Attack: +0
things-- Omnihooks, Omninodes, Blinkgates, --as
AGILITY SP: 6 like, radars or antennas. That's not really it.
Evasion: 8 ENGINEERING The Blink is uh, it's like... A lake. And
Speed: 3 Heat Cap: 8 there's this fabric, stretched all over it.”

“*This* is the needle.”

TRAITS
MANTLE OF RAZORS: GRUBER/PEÑA SPATIAL GASH
1/round, 1 heat (self)
The Brusilov gains 1 armor while in the Danger
Zone or in a space which deals damage (e.g. During its turn, the Brusilov may create a size 1 space of
dangerous terrain or deployables), and 2 while in disruptive energy within a free space within Range 3 and
line of sight. Characters must pass an Engineering Save
both.
when they end their turn in this terrain or move into it for
the first time in a round. It deals 3 AP Energy damage
SELF-IMMOLATE on a failed save. Your mech can only have 3 of these
spaces active at a time. Creating a new one while 3 are
While in the Danger Zone, the Brusilov may take active destroys the oldest existing one.
an equal amount of AP energy damage instead of
Heat.
REALITY UNSPOOLER
UNSTABLE SYSTEM Active (1 CP), Quick Action
When the Brusilov is destroyed, it explodes at the Your mech lashes out at reality, tearing space asunder.
end of your next turn as though it had triggered a For the rest of the scene, the maximum amount of
reactor meltdown. dangerous spaces you can create increases to 6, and
you can place 2 per protocol. When you place these
spaces, you can draw the range from any one already
MOUNTS existing space you have created, as well as your mech.

Additionally, these spaces no longer damage you.

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2 SP, Invade
Gain the following Invade options:
FATZ_OUT: Your target teleports up to 1d3+1
spaces to a space of your choice. If this effect
would move them to a space occupied by a
character, object, or piece of terrain, the teleport
fails.
HEAT//SYNC: Take 1d3 AP Energy Damage. You
and your target’s Heat average out. (E.G., if you
have 6 heat and your target has 0, both of your heat
becomes 3.) You can only use this option 1/round.
The design, being derived from the
Manticore pattern group, required the
chassis to adopt a crawling position.
Harrison Armory, so deeply poisoned by
their own ego and ideology, venerates the
human form above all else. Look at the
Barbarossa, it is man dwarfing all things.
Some might argue that this was because of
the hardsuit roots, but if these machines
didn't have any cultural baggage then we
would have shifted to something far more
practical eons ago.
So old man, I ask you: how could we sell
them on something that did not worship
those who helmed it?
Impossible Trident
Main Melee, Thrown 3, 1 SP
[Threat 1] [1d3+2 Energy Damage]
When you throw this weapon, it sticks in the space
of impact (sharing the space with its target, or
sticking into terrain), discharging unstable energy to
terrain within Burst 1. Characters who enter these
spaces or the first time on their turn, or start their
turn adjacent to it, must pass an Agility Save or
take 2 Energy damage. This area persists until you
retrieve it. (If a talent or system automatically
retrieves thrown weapons, you can opt not to).
The duty of the empire is thus: to wear
us down, day by day. Your worth is only
recognized by your ability to be of use.
Their utter contempt for you is masked by
a veneer of loathing for anyone who does
not participate within their structures.
You will be ground down every day into a
fine point. The empire has fashioned us
into weapons. Now, we wield ourselves
against it.
— Thorn in the Side: A Manifesto (Banned
on Ras Shamra and throughout the Purview)
LICENSE II: HYPEROBJECT ARMOR, HAN’S BASILISK

Hyperobject Armor Han’s Basilisk

2 SP, Unique, Shield, Quick Action,
Limited (2)
You may expend a use of this system as a Quick
Action, gaining Overshield equal to 4 + Grit. While
you have this Overshield, you may Teleport when
you make your standard move.
Projecting a triangle onto a sphere allows
you to create right angles that add up to
more than ninety degrees. Project
something down into our dimension, and you
can fold the vectors of shapes into
infinites we could never perceive until
the deflection and the sharpness of their
continuities could split bullets around
them. A suggestion: press your thumb to
the spike on the finial, here, and watch
the point slide between atoms without
brushing them.
2 SP, Full Tech, Invade
Gain the following Full Tech options:
Nostalgic Loop: Make a Tech Attack against a
target within sensors and line of sight. On hit, your
target takes 2 Heat and whenever they pass a
check or save, they take +1 difficulty on the next
check or save they make, continuing to a maximum
of 3 difficulty. When they fail a save, this effect is
cleared. Only one target may suffer from this effect
at a given time.
Definition Sharpener: Make a Tech Attack against
a target within sensors and line of sight. On hit, your
target treats Standard Terrain as Difficult Terrain,
and Difficult Terrain as Dangerous Terrain until
the end of their next turn. The damage type caused
by Dangerous Terrain is determined by the GM
depending on the locale or narrative.

Attempts to both stem the spread of the

"Thorn in the Side" manifesto or the
BRUSILOV print data have ultimately only
been partially successful; the manifesto
itself contains liturgicode seeds which
can be easily extrapolated into print
data. Likewise, the print data strain
itself modifies even civilian-grade
printers to be able to handle the process,
and in turn spreads more data for the
manifesto, adverts, etc- a full adoption
of the pattern-group format.

LICENSE III: STUTTERER, MORGANA-CLASS NHP

Stutterer
Heavy CQB, 1 Heat (Self)
[Range 3] [3 Threat] [1d6+4 Explosive Damage]
On a critical hit: Until the end of their next turn, your target rolls twice and takes the lower result
when they have to make a Check or Save.

The first emergence of this weapon was an impractical use-- a Lieutenant Governor
found pinned to a billboard with the spikes of this weapon, still attached to the
head of the chassis, body absent. Recovery and examination revealed the weapon to
be a 'paracausal tuning fork' of a sort.

Since the incident, the iconography of a body being pierced by a triangle has
become synonymous with revolutionary thought within the mainstream of Purview
culture and politics.
MORGANA-Class NHP
3 SP, Unique, AI
Gain the AI property and the FATA MORGANA Quick Tech.

We will give you 2 slivers of a life. Listen carefully:

“They aren’t your property. I don’t expect you to understand them anymore.”

“No, I ah- I’ve never met someone else like me before.”

Do not use this system. It promotes thought unbecoming of a Legionnaire.

— TT-AUDATA, Think Tank paramind.

FATA MORGANA
Quick Tech
A target within sensors must pass a Systems Save. On a failed save, your target projects distorted
images of themselves in a burst 1 space around them until the end of their next turn. They count as
standing in these spaces for anything other than attacks, cover, or obstructions. (Mines,
Dangerous/Difficult Terrain, Drones, non-tech attack systems which use sensor range all can interact
with these spaces).

The target cannot use this space to calculate range for their attacks or systems, and attacking these
spaces does not count as attacking them.