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“The future has imploded into the present

With no nuclear war, a new battlefield is on people's minds and souls
Mega-corporations are the new governments
Computer generated info domains are the new frontiers
And though, there is better living between science and chemistry
We are all becoming cyborgs

The computer is the new cool tool

Though we say, "All information shall be free," it is not
Information is power and currency of the virtual world we inhabit
So mistrust authority

Cyberpunks are the true rebels

Cyber-culture is coming in under the radar of ordinary society...
An unholy alliance with the tech world, and the world of organized dissent
Welcome to the Cyber Corporation...

...Cyberpunks”

- Intro, Billy Idol

Based on The Goblin Laws of Gaming by Arnold Kemp at goblinpunch.blogspot.com

Art Credits
Cover: photoshop of artwork by Arnold Kemp (Gretchling head) and Doug Anderson (everything
else) with additional font Fuji Quake Zone

Design comments are presented in Italics. Some information is listed redundantly in multiple
areas where relevant, because page flipping can be annoying.

Thanks to Josh at riseupcomus.blogspot.com for feedback, proofreading, and insults

Additional material can be found at wayspell.blogspot.com
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Table of Contents
Credits 1 Weapons 22
Table of Contents 2 Equipment 23
Overview 3 Breakage 23
Base Character 3 Gear Price List 24
Level 3 Equipment 25
Base Mechanics 4 Breaking and Entering 25
Stats 4 Drones 25
Other Numbers 4 Medical 25
Conviction 5 Surveillance and Countermeasures
Skills 5 25
Combat 6 Personal Entertainment 26
Initiative 6 Tools 26
Action Economy 6 Drones 28
Attacking 6 Making Your Own 28
Defense 6 Features 28
Combat Maneuvers 6 Augment Price List 31
Damage 7 Augments 32
Hit Points 7 Installation 32
Assists 7 Augment Descriptions 32
Death and Dismemberment 8 Replacements 35
Injuries 8 Packages 35
Interesting Scars 9 Making Your Own (Package) 36
Healing and Intoxication 10 Hacking and Programs 37
Character Generation 11 Hacking 37
Starting Items 11 Programs 37
Leveling Up 11 Cassettes 37
Armor and Weapon Proficiencies 11 CyberDeck 37
Failed Careers 12 Faults and Snowcrashes 38
Templates 14 Modifications 38
Augmented 14 Programs 39
Face 15
Fixer 15
Grizzled Cop 16
Hacker 17
Street Samurai 18
Tweeker 19
Contacts, Groupies, and Mercenaries 20
Inventory and Gear 22
Encumbrance 22
Armor 22
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Overview
CyberGLoG is based on Arnold K.’s “Goblin Laws of Level
Gaming” homebrew system, also known as the GLOG. A measure of your character's power. It goes
I type it as “GLoG” and can not provide adequate up as you gain XP.
reasoning as to why.
At each level you gain an additional template (up to a
Original game rules and content can be found at max of 4) and the accompanying abilities, in addition
goblinpunch.blogspot.com to the base character listed above. You can also test a
single stat of your choosing to see if it improves. To do
The following content is meant to be a cyberpunk so, roll 3d6. If it is equal-or-higher than the current stat,
flavoring of that core rule set, and as such borrows it improves by 1.
heavily from it, with a few adjustments here and there.
At level 4 a character has access to their full array of
Base Character abilities, and is considered “fully trained”.
The following describes your character before the
application of templates. Gaining abilities past 4th level is done in one of two
ways:
1. Cash - It’s the future of the 80’s where money
rules everything. For the right price, you can
purchase augments and upgrade your body.
Level HP Attack Save Fame
2. Surviving weird shit - Survive a blast from an
experimental phase-shifter cannon from a
zaibatsu science technician? Well, now you
1 Con - 4 11 6 0 can force your way through solid materials.
2 Con - 2 12 7 500
Alternatively, anytime you gain a new level at 5th or
3 Con - 8 1000 higher, you've the option to retire your character in
4 Con +2 13 9 1500
safety - out of the reach of the GM. Characters retired
before level 5 may return as macguffins or NPCs, their
5 +1 Assist - 10 2500 lives fully susceptible to loss or betrayal.
6 +1 Assist 14 11 3500

7 +1 Assist - 12 4500

8 +1 Assist 15 13 6000

9 +1 Assist - 14 7500

10 +1 Assist - 15 9000

+1 +1 Assist - - +2000

Base Mechanics
Almost everything is based on rolling a d20
against a target number. If you roll equal to or under
the target number, you succeed (“meeting is beating”).
Roll over it, and you’ve failed. 1 is always success, 20
is always failure. “Roll under” and “Test” will be used
throughout the text as a short-hand.
Situational bonuses and penalties are usually +/- 2 or 4.
Contested checks are also resolved in this manner. The
player makes their check with an adjustment based on
how far the opponent's stat is from 10.
Examples:
Shoving: The PC has Str 11, the Hobo Tweaker has Str
16. The PC needs to roll 5 to succeed, since 11 – 6 = 5.
Attacking: The PC has Attack 12, the Heavy Security
Guard has Defense 16. The PC needs to roll a 6 or less
to succeed, since 12 – 6 = 6.
Stats
Characters have 6 stats, which serve as vague
descriptions of their physical and mental prowess.
Strength:​ Tested when you attempt feats of Strength:
Shoving, climbing, forcing open doors, etc. Effects the
number of items you can carry.
Dexterity:​ Tested when trying to dodge traps, leap over
obstacles, or perform delicate operations under
pressure. Half of your Dexterity is the number of
“Quick Inventory” items you can have.
Constitution:​ Tested when trying to resist disease,
drowning, radiation, and the like. Your hit points are
based on your Constitution and level.
Intelligence​: Tested when asking esoteric questions
about the world.
Wisdom​: Tested when attempting to discern lies, spot
hidden dangers, and to resist mind altering effects. It
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also determines your initiative. You’ll test initiative
every round of combat to see if you act before or after
opponents.
Charisma​: Test to flatter or beguile. While social
interaction is done at the table, potential edge cases are
determined via Charisma test. It also affects the
number of Hirelings you can manage.
Other Numbers
These are basically sub-stats. Listed are their
primary modifiers, however Templates, Augments, and
Gear may potentially modify them as well. See these
particular sections for more details.
Attack:​ Starts at 11, and increases with level per the
chart. Roll under Attack, modified by the target's
Defense, to hit.
Defense​: Starts at 10, modified by Armor. Light Armor
is +2, Medium armor is +4, Heavy Armor is +6.
Shields offer +1. Roll under Defense, modified by
target’s Attack, to defend.
Initiative​: Starts at Wisdom and modified by
Templates, Augments, and/or Gear. Written separately
here as a quick reference.
Movement​: Starts at 12. Determines how far you can
move (about 60’; 5’ per 1 Movement), and is used in a
contested test to safely disengage with an enemy in
melee. Affected by Armor (-0 for Light Armor, -2 for
Medium Armor, -4 for Heavy Armor)
Save​: Starts at 5 and increases with Level. If an attack
or challenge doesn’t fall neatly, or agreeably, under
any other stat or value, roll Save. It represents the
character’s luck and ability to spit in the face of Fate.
Stealth​: Starts at 5 and acts as a penalty to opponents
Wisdom to notice you. Affected by Armor (-0/-2/-4),
Encumbrance, and environment.

Conviction
This life you’ve found yourself in is out right
dangerous, more so given the world you live in. The
lifestyle is often uncomfortable, morally questioning,
and did I mention dangerous? No one takes it up
without a good reason. All the better to stay a corporate
cog, consuming mindless entertainment and corn-based
substances. But not for you. You long for something
better, something meaningful. You’ve been cursed with
Conviction.
Not everyone has Conviction, especially in these days,
but Player Characters always do. A Conviction is your
character’s answer to one of these questions:
● Why did I start this lifestyle?
● What am I willing to risk my life for?
● What principles will guide my actions?
There are two blank spots on your character sheet for
Convictions. You can fill these in whenever you want.
Have a clear picture of the character when you start?
Fill them in. Not sure about who your character is?
Play them for a bit, get the feel of them, and fill it in
when their Convictions reveal themself to you.
However, you can’t gain or spend Conviction points
until you have at least one Conviction.
A Conviction might be “Find my brother.” Or “Bring
down Marcone.” Shoot, even “Sup, girl?” can be a
Conviction.
You gain Conviction points whenever following a
Conviction gets you into trouble. Or, at least, when
following the Conviction is not an optimal strategy, yet
you follow it anyway. If you leave a crime boss for the
cops instead of putting a bullet in his because you have
the Conviction of “Due Process,” knowing full well he
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can send goons after you from prison, take a
Conviction point. You’re doing what you know to be
Right, not easy.
Conviction Points can be spent to get a bonus on a d20
roll.
● If the roll is related to a Conviction: +8
● If the roll is unrelated to a Conviction: +4
You can only receive the large bonus if the roll is
related to your Conviction. If your Conviction is “Find
my brother” and the action leads you closer to finding
said wayward brother, take a +8. However, if you need
some help dealing with an Everglades methgator,
you’ll get the +4.
Typically, characters can only have 1 point of
Conviction at a time. Some Templates may modify
this.
Skills
Skills are just a word that describes something
your character knows how to do. If you can convince
the GM the skill applies for a test, you take a +2 bonus.
You start off with three skills, determined by your
Failed Career, your level 1 Template, and 1 of your
choosing.
Skills cannot be used directly in combat.

Combat
Switch to Combat Rounds when there’s a
chance a fight will break out. Combat Rounds are
roughly 3 seconds, a Moment. I’ve never seen this
matter, but it might.
If someone, or someones, attacks by surprise, they get
to act before Initiatives are rolled for a round. Unless
the targets being ambushed have an ability to not be
surprised, then they can attempt to act on this round, as
normal, per the wording of their ability. Once all
ambushers have acted, Initiatives are rolled normally.
Initiative
Each round of combat, PC’s must roll their Wisdom.
Success means they act before the enemies. Failure
means they act after their enemies. PCs may act in any
order they wish as, technically, they’re acting
simultaneously. Some unusual enemies may act out of
order, multiple times, or even impose a penalty to Pc’s
Wisdom.
Action Economy
On their turn, PCs or enemies may do ONE of the
following, plus move about 60’:
● Make an Attack against a target
● Run about 60’
● Activate Gear
● Reload a weapon
● Attempt a Combat Maneuver
● Attempt to remove a Fatal Wound from a
target
Talking, dropping an item, or retrieving one from their
Quick Inventory can all be done freely, even on other’s
turns. Spending a Help Point may also be done,
specifically, on other people’s turn (See Hit Points
below).
Attacking
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Roll under Attack, modified by the target's Defense, to
hit.
Example: Miguel, a level 3 Street Samurai wielding his
family heirloom katanas, tries to hit a Rent-A-Cop in
light armor. Miguel’s Attack is 11 plus his Template
bonus of 4, or 15. The Rent-A-Cop’s Defense is 12,
due to Armor, imposing -2 against Miguel. The Player
must therefore roll 13 or below for Miguel to bypass
the Armor and do damage.
Defense
Roll under Defense, modified by the attacker’s Attack,
to defend.
Example: The Rent-A-Cop, badly wounded but still in
the fight, draws his light pistol on Miguel and fires
with a 12 Attack. Miguel, in Medium Armor, has a
defense of 14. Miguel’s player must roll 12 to
successfully Defend.
Combat Maneuver
Whenever you attempt to shove or trip an opponent in
combat, make a contested roll based on the maneuver,
using the target’s Attack as penalty. If you succeed,
you perform the maneuver and the target takes the
condition you’re trying to inflict. If you fail, the target
gets an automatic hit against you.
Opposed Strength: for shoving and grappling
Opposed Dexterity: for tripping and disarming
The core rules have Combat Maneuvers split into two
rolls. However, in the spirit of combining rolls where
possible, they’ve been combined into one.

Damage
When you fail to Defend, you’re going to take damage.
● Light Weapons (daggers, pistols) deal 1d6
damage
● Medium Melee Weapons (clubs, automatic
pistols, rifles) deal 1d8 if they take up one
hand or 1d10 is wielded two handly.
● Medium Range Weapons such as automatic
pistols deal 1d8, but offer a free hand. Rifles
deal 1d10, must be fired with both hands.
● Heavy Weapons (chainsaws, BFGs) deal 1d12,
but take two hands to operate.
Hit Points
When you take damage, it’s going to affect your Hit
Points (HP). Usually negatively. Hit Points represent
the injuries you can take before facing serious
complications. There are no mechanical effects for
being at 0 HP, however any additional damage you
take is Lethal Damage, which involves a roll on the
Death and Dismemberment table.
HP is equal to your Constitution as modified by your
level, per the Base Character table. They max out at 20.
I insist a Hit Point check can be a thing, I’m just not
sure for what yet.
Level Hit Points
1 Con - 4
2 Con -2
3 Con
4 Con +2
Past Level 4 you begin to accrue Assists, at a rate of 1
per level. Again, Templates and Augments may adjust
this.
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Assists
Assists are assistance inside of combat that allow you
to modify an ally’s roll by an amount equal to the
number spent, up or down. Much like assisting
someone in a Strength check to provide a bonus, only
in combat. They are spent on other people’s turns,
multiple people can contribute simultaneously, and
there is no limit to how many can be spent at once.
The only limit is that you must be feasibly able to
affect your ally’s action.
● The Face shouts a warning, and the Street Sam
is able to catch an unseen club on his forearm,
rather than the back of the head.
● The Street Sam reaches out her riot shield,
stopping a bullet meant for the distracted
Hacker.
● The Tweaker, seeing his Face buddy in a fight
he can’t win, gets close to the attacker and
starts doing some tweaking shit, distracting the
attacker mid-swing.
● The Tweaker, still tweaking, now shirtless and
raving about the Unseen Agents of the Hand,
presents a larger source of fear than the Face,
allowing the Face to pop off a few successful
shots against his previous attacker.
If it seems plausible and reasonable, let ‘em be
badasses. No blocking bullets when they’re a block
away.
Assists are renewable with a good night’s rest in a Safe
House.
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Death and Dismemberment

So, you’ve decided to get shot. Not the choice I
would have made, but here we are. Well, you are.
Good luck.
Whenever you take Lethal damage (damage suffered
below 0), you’re gonna roll on the table below. On the
left is the result of the severity roll, the top is the
location hit or the element used.
You gain the listed injury, as well as all the Injuries
above it. The table can’t account for everything, so
interpret it logically. Augments in affected locations
are broken until repaired.
Hit Location = d6
Severity = 1d12 + Lethal Damage + # of current
Injuries

Non-Lethal Damage (stun gun, black jack, etc) results in Knocked Out for X round

Injuries Burned/Frozen​: Save. On success gain an Interesting

Some injuries listed aren’t on the table, but can Scar. On failure roll below:
be acquired through other means, GM choice, or 1. Lose an arm
deliberate actions. 2. Lose both arms
3. Lose a leg
Blind​: Cannot see. -8 to Attack and Defence. 4. Lose both legs
Automatically hit by area-of-effect attacks. Permanent. 5. Lose an eye
6. Lose both legs, arms, and eyes. Blind.
Bleeding Out​: You take 1d4 damage every turn until
healed (requiring First Aid Kit). Concussed​: Initiative is reduced to 4.

Blood Loss​: Your permanent HP is reduced by 1 for Cracked Ribs​: Maximum health is reduced by 4 (to a
every level you possess. minimum of 1).

Deaf​: Cannot hear. If ambushed, always act last.
Permanent.
Disabled​: The limb becomes unusable. A disabled arm
cannot hold things, dropping anything that was in that
hand. A disabled leg can’t be walked on without
significant assistance, cutting your movement in half.
Fatal Wound​: You have 3 rounds to get rid of ALL
your Fatal Wounds, or you die. You have a 1-in-6
chance of removing a Fatal Wound from yourself at the
end of each round. An adjacent ally can attempt to
remove a Fatal Wound by spending a standard action
doctoring you (requiring a First Aid Kit), and then
rolling under half their Intelligence score - unless they
have a useful skill. You cannot take conscious or
deliberate actions. Feel free to scream and flail. Oldest
Fatal Wounds are removed first.
Fatigue​: Each point of Fatigue damage takes up 1
Inventory slot (see below). This can be healed through
a Good Night’s rest.
Fried​: Save. If passed, gain an Interesting Scar. If
failed, roll below:
1. Deaf.
2. Lose an eye. -1 to range attacks.
3. Lose both eyes. Blind.
4. Nervous system damaged. Permanently lose 1
from a random stat.
5. Palsied. Permanent -2 to Attack and Defence.
6. Lose an arm and both eyes. Blind.
Mangled​: Save. If passed, gain an Interesting Scar. If
failed, lose a limb.
Mutation​: Roll on the mutation table, gain that
mutation.
Scorched/Frostbite​: Cannot wear armor. Difficulty
gripping and climbing.
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Sickened​: You are unable to keep the majority of your
food down. You do not benefit from Lunch.
Skull Cracked​: Save. If passed, gain an Interesting
Scar. If fail, roll below:
1. Permanently lose 1 Intelligence
2. Permanently lose 1 Wisdom
3. Permanently lose 1 Charisma
4. Blurred vision. Permanently -2 to Attack and
Defense.
5. Damage to the Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas.
Lose the ability to speak coherently.
6. Coma. Unconscious. Save means recovery in
1d6 days. Failure means 1d100 days.
Winded​: Automatically fail Initiative tests until you
rest.
Wracked​: Save. If passed, gain an Interesting Scar. If
failed, roll below:
1. Permanently lose 1 from a random stat.
2. Permanently lose 1 from all stats.
3. Lose a limb and an eye. -1 to range attacks.
4. Lose 2 from Strength and Constitution.
5. Enfeebled. Take double damage from
additional ingested poisons.
6. Heart pain. Cannot run.
Are some of these a little brutal? Maybe. But this is
also a world of body augments, so if your buddies can
drag you off and you can come up with the cash, most
are merely a nuisance.
Interesting Scars
Twisted marks of flesh revealing a violent past.
It proved a +2 bonus to Charisma while interacting
with people who appreciate that sort of thing.
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Healing and Intoxicants

Healing Intoxication
Healing hit points are primarily done in 3 main Ingesting alcohol or drugs bestoys points of
ways: intoxication, usually denoted in their details. Each
1. A good night’s rest in a Safe House restores all point of intoxication expands your critical fail/miss
Hit Points, as long as you have a pillow and a range by 1. So a character with 4 points of intoxication
blanket. Lacking these, it only restores would critically miss on a roll of 16-20. This lasts until
1d6+level HP. the next morning.
2. A good lunch restores 1d6+level HP, as long as
you have food and drink. This takes about an
hour.
3. A First Aid Kit restores based on it’s stats, as
do other emergency medical equipment. See
the Gear section for more details.

A Safe House is any secure location you can hold up

for a night. Cheap hotel; abandoned warehouse; shoot,
an unmarked van in an out of the way car park will
work. The important part is you have a blanket and
pillow. ​Have you ever been camping without them?
Absolutely miserable.

Lunch can be anything from take-out, home cooked

meal, dried cereal bar, to a bag of dried seaweed chips,
with accompanying drink. The point is you sit your ass
down and catch your breath in a safe (well, “safe-ish”)
location.

If a character has “negative” hit points, the next Lunch

or Good Night’s Rest heals them to 0 and no further.
Healing serious injuries from the Death and
Dismemberment table takes time to heal, as listed. Or,
possibly, experimental gear stolen from a Medtech lab.

Healing Stat points takes a day per point lost, if they

haven’t been lost permanently.

Purchasing and installing Augments is always an

optional shortcut in the healing process. A very popular
one.
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Character Generation
Now that the brass tacks are out of the way, it’s
time to get to making a character. It’s fairly easy and Level HP Attack Save Fame
quick, done through the following steps:
1. Roll your stats. 4d4 in order.
2. Roll for your Failed Career. Gain the Failed 1 Con - 4 11 6 0
Career as a skill, and the listed items. 2 Con - 2 12 7 500
3. Choose your first Template. Gain the A
abilities, skill, and listed items. 3 Con - 8 1000
4. Take another skill of your choosing. 4 Con +2 13 9 1500
5. Gain the starting items below.
6. Roll your starting cash (1d3 x1000Y) and 5 +1 Assist - 10 2500
purchase additional gear from the Gear section.
6 +1 Assist 14 11 3500
Pocket any extra cash.
7 +1 Assist - 12 4500
Starting Items
8 +1 Assist 15 13 6000
Starting players are assumed to have the
following, in conjunction with other Character 9 +1 Assist - 14 7500
Generated items:
10 +1 Assist - 15 9000
● Commlink
● Credit Chip +1 +1 Assist - - +2000
● 3 clips of ammo for starting weapons
● Lower class living space
Armor and Weapon Proficiencies
In a world where products are made to support
Obviously, the last one doesn’t take up an inventory
the lowest common denominator, armor sets and
space.
weapons come with detailed instruction manuals.
Anyone can use any armor or weapon.
Levelling Up
Leveling up is based on the sort of jobs you do,
the number of jobs you do, and the Fame generated
from doing such jobs. Enough Fame and you’ll find
yourself in a tougher world, doing harder jobs. You got
this though. When you earn a certain amount of Fame
(detailed on the chart) you gain a level.

Whenever a character levels, increase their HP, Attack,

and Save based on their new level, per the chart.
Additionally, a player may increase a stat of their
choosing. Simply declare the stat and roll 3d6. If the
result is over, increase the stat by 1.
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Failed Careers
Roll 1d100
Career​ - ​Starting Item(s)

1. Algae Cuisine Chef ​ - ​3 cubes of dehydrated 29. Data Security​ - ​2 cassettes

food grade algae 30. Deforester​ - ​Chainsaw
2. Algae Tank Sluice Operator​ - ​Waist-high 31. DIY Pharmacist​ - ​Vial of strange drugs
wellies 32. Drug Mule​ - ​Bag of drugs
3. Android Repair Man​ - ​Electronic Repair Kit 33. Environment Ministry Inspector​ - ​Breathing
4. Android-Pop Star Manager​ - ​Earplugs mask
5. Apocalyptic Street Preacher​ - ​Hollowed out 34. Experimental Moonshiner​ - J​ ar of high proof
bible alcohol
6. Art Dealer​ - ​AI made collage box 35. Feng Shui Consultant​ - F ​ eng Shui compass
7. Asteroid Miner​ - ​Frequency resonator 36. Forklift Mech Construction Worker​ - ​Hard
8. Astrodock Laborer​ - ​Magnetic boots hat
9. Bartender​ - ​Expensive bottle of top-shelf 37. Furry Cult​ - ​Animal canine teeth implants
hooch (1d6 bite attack)
10. Biochemist​ - ​Vial of hormones 38. Gene-Ripper​ - ​2 doses of CustomGenes​TM
11. Black Market SQUID Disc Dealer​ - 3​ 39. Genetically-modified Cat Exterminator​ -
recorded SQUID disc Hiku brand cat trap (slightly stained)
12. Bootleg Animal Dealer​ - ​A small, living 40. Genetically-modified Elephant Handler​ -
(artificial) animal. Pain inducer remote and collar
13. Buddhist Monk​ - ​Begging bowl 41. Gunsmith​ - ​Weapon repair kit
14. Bureaucrat​ - ​Bulletproof clipboard 42. Handsome Weeping Boy (Ikemeso Danshi)​ -
15. Calorie Man​ - ​Hand crank generator Fine silk suit
16. Cashier at Opium Den Fast Food 43. Hemp Farmer​ - B ​ ag of marijuana
Restaurant​ - ​3 doses of opium 44. Hinterland Surrogate​ - B ​ ag of drugs
17. Chatbot Backend​ - ​List of chatbot system 45. Hologram Artist​ - S​ tereoconversion goggles
passwords 46. Horse Historian​ - ​Bag of horse bones
18. Cheetah Blood Drainer​ - ​Collar with tap 47. HyperPolo Player​ - ​Polo motorcycle
19. CIA Informant​ - ​Bag of drugs 48. Implant Repo​ - D ​ issection kit
20. Cirque de Solie Performer​ - ​50ft of silk 49. J-Pop Star Bodyguard​ - ​Earplugs
21. Clone Decanter​ - ​Squeegee, rubber gloves 50. Jailbreaker​ - ​Electronic repair kit
22. Corporate Drone​ - ​ID card, stapler 51. Jeffery’s Tube Engineer​ - M ​ echanics tool kit
23. Corporate Geomancer​ - ​Geomancy tool 52. KGB Operative​ - ​1 dose of poison with
24. Cosmonaut​ - ​Tattoos of Lenin and Putin over umbrella for delivery, tattoo of Lennon and
heart, old space suit Putin
25. Counterfeiter​ - ​Fake traveling papers or 53. Locksmith​ - ​Lockpicks
license 54. Lunar Miner​ - ​Lunar pickaxe
26. Courier​ - ​Mysterious package 55. Machinist​ - ​Tool kit
27. Cyber Zen Guru​ - ​Recurrent wired vizzy 56. Mafia Family Member​ - ​Passcard to
28. Data Courier​ - ​Cranium drive augment penthouse
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57. Mall Santa​ - ​Wine stained fake beard 88. Solar Balloon Squatter​ - ​Electronic repair kit
58. Merchant Marine​ - ​Shipping charts 89. SQUID Recorder​ - ​SQUID magnetometer
59. Meth Cook​ - ​Bag of drugs 90. Street Surgeon​ - ​Bottle of high proof liquor
60. Muay Thai Competitor​ - ​Glass laced 91. Student​ - ​3 textbooks, crippling debt
knuckle-wraps 92. Surrogate Mother to Clone Babies​ - ​Third
61. Nail Salon Slave​ - ​Pain inducer collar and breast augmentation
remote 93. TacoCopter Specialist​ - ​Mini UAV
62. Nuclear Physicist​ - ​Slightly glowing rod 94. Tong Enforcer​ - ​Chinese cigarettes, length of
63. Oil Rig Worker​ - ​Hard hat chain
64. Organ Harvester​ - ​Dissection kit 95. Trade Magnate​ - ​Mysterious package
65. Organ Incubator​ - ​One extra organ of your 96. Transit System Worker​ - ​Lifetime pass
choice 97. Visigoth Gang Member​ - ​Fine gothic clothing
66. Orphan Catcher​ - ​Handcuffs 98. Yakuza Enforcer​ - ​Minus 1 pinky finger,
67. Panzerboy​ - ​Ignition key to a burnt out tank Fashionable clothes
somewhere 99. Yoga Instructor to the Stars​ - ​Disc full of
68. Paramedic​ - ​First aid kit celebrity secrets
69. Parkour Competitor​ - ​Climbing gloves 100. Zef Rapper​ - ​Fine silk boxers, Zef curse
70. Patent Classifier​ - ​Minus 1 will to live, 3
stolen patent data discs
71. Pimp​ - ​Little black book
72. Pizza Delivery​ - ​Shitty car
73. Pornographer​ - ​Holodisk of Android
pornography
74. Professional Apologizer​ - ​Auto-Tear duct
augment
75. Prostitute​ - ​Disease resistant patches
76. Ramen Cook​ - ​3 packs of expensive ramen
77. Rastafarian​ - ​Bag of weed
78. Renraku Prostitute​ - ​Still installed “cutout
switch”
79. Rent-a-Cop​ - ​Security uniform
80. Rickshaw Driver​ - ​Rickshaw
81. Ringleader of traveling Android Circus​ -
Top hat with PA system
82. Rock Star​ - ​Electronic instrument
83. Salary Man​ - ​Corporate handbook (full of
oaths, company songs, and standard practices)
84. Security Consultant​ - ​Remote motion sensor
85. SimLife Star​ - ​Sense-record unit
86. SimLife Star Impersonator​ - ​Fake
sense-record unit
87. Smack Supplier for Dolphins​ - H ​ eroin kit
(drug, lighter, spoon, needle)
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Templates
Augmented
You’re someone, who be it through a violent life or
merely idle boredom, has replaced a portion of their Ghost in the Machine
original body with high tech augmentations. Whether Upon becoming fully dead, lose half your
you’re “More machine than man” or “More human levels and rewrite as AI at the new level. You retain all
than human” you’re definitely an improvement over knowledge and digital holdings you had when you
the original human body. were alive.

For every Augment template you take, gain 1 Augment

Package, detailed further at the end of the Augment
section.

Starting equipment: Light Pistol, Light Armor,

Immunosuppressant Drugs
Starting skills: [1] - Cybernetics, [2] - Repair,
[3] - Biotech

A. Headspace
B. Encryption
C. Submerge
D. Ghost in the Machine

Headspace
You have a Head Drive. It’s free. It’s yours.
Additionally, the various processors of your augments
work more efficiently, giving you +2 storage space per
Augmented Template you take.

Encryption
Unwanted access to your Head Drive is harder.
You gain +4 in your Saves vs. Hacking on top of
whatever Counter Intrusion programs you’re carrying
in your head.

Submerge
Entering into a digital metaphor, you are able
to share data files in your Head Drive with other
submerged Augments instantly.

Face
You are a man about town. Your fingers are on the
pulse of the nightlife and social gossip. If you’re not
part of the ‘In crowd’, it’s because you’ve turned them
down and they’re the worse for it.
You gain +1 Groupie for every template of Face taken.
A groupie is like a hireling, but paid in favors rather
than money.
Starting Equipment: Small Pistol, Medium Baton, Silk
Suit (Medium Armor)
Starting Skill: [1] - Fashion, [2] - Pop Culture,
[3] - Recent News
A. Nice Threads, They Know Me Here
B. Street Cred, Pep Talk
C. Fanatic Groupies, Gang Uniform
D. Really Good Liar
Nice Threads
Until they start making armor in pinstripe or
egyptian silk, you’ll take your chances without. While
wearing fashionable clothing of the same cost as
related armor, you receive the equivalent defense, but
without expending Inventory Slots. The clothing is
Fragile however, and you suffer -1 def each time
you’re scorched, dirtied, shot, stabbed - anything that
would ruin such fine clothing.
They Know Me Here
You’re a regular at a local dive bar. The
patrons are Friendly towards you, and are usually
willing to lie for you, given plausible deniability. For a
smile and some sweet words to the owner, you can use
a backroom unmolested.
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Street Cred
By recounting your recent adventures to a
crowd, say a bar crowd, every character that
participated in the adventure, and the retelling, receives
an additional 10% of the XP received during the
adventure. Usable once per adventure.
Pep Talk
Once per session, as a free action, you may
give a rousing speech to attempt to bolster the spirits of
your allies. Any friends that can hear you regain 1d4
HP (the DM is encouraged to give a +1 or +2 bonus
based on vigorous gesturing and if the other players are
actually encouraged by the speech). Outside of combat,
the speech is worth 1d6.
Fanatic Groupies
Your good looks and honeyed words have won
over the crowds, to the point they’re willing to jump in
between you and danger at a moment’s notice. If you
take physical damage, you can choose to pass off the
damage to an adjacent hireling. They make no
additional check or save, merely take the damage
meant for you.
Gang Uniform
While wearing an outfit involving a symbol
representing the gang, any allies loyal to the gang and
wearing the same symbol receive a +1 to attack. The
symbol can be just about anything, as long as it
undeniably identifies the specific gang, and members
thereof.
Really Good Liar
Once per session, you may declare any excuse
or argument to be both valid and acceptable.
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Fixer
You’re a professional middle man. When people need
to find information or a special something, they come
to you. When people are in need of buyers or to have a
body go missing, they come to you. Making
arrangements between the two parties is your forte. To
you, information is just as good as currency, as it will
certainly be worth something.
You gain +1 Contact with every Fixer template taken.
Starting Equipment: Medium Body Armor;
Medium Pistol
Starting Skill: [1] - Black Market, [2] - Conspiracy,
[3] - Political Dealings
A. Well Connected, Well Prepared
B. Done your homework
C. Line of Credit, I Remember Reading About
That
D. I Know A Guy
Well Connected
When attempting to hire hirelings, treat your
charisma score as 2 higher.
Line of Credit
You’re known for being good to your word.
Where most illicit dealings require money up front,
usually in a nice briefcase or other easily verifiable
form, people who have heard of you or dealt with you
before are willing to extend up to 250,000 units of
standard currency (nuyen, bitcoin, dollars, whatever).
Mind you this is total, be it across multiple dealers or
all with one. Regular repayments are expected, with
rather unfriendly results should you seem to be
neglecting said payments.
I Remember Reading About That
Once per day, you may treat your Intelligence
as being 20, for the purposes of knowledge related skill
checks.
I Know A Guy
Once per session you can call in a favor owed
you by someone within your network of contacts, with
a 5-in-6 chance of them willing to accept without
payment.

Well Prepared
When in a shady back alley, you may spend
any amount of money to receive an unmarked box.
When opened, you declare what’s inside, as long as the
item(s) are equal or lesser in value than what you paid,
and use the correct amount of inventory slots. It is
possible to have a smaller box within a box.

Done your homework

Any very specific detail you learn about your
next job adds a point into a special conviction point
pool. This pool is usable by the team, may only contain
up to the fixer level's worth points, and these points are
only good for the specific job.
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Grizzled Cop
You’ve been on the force longer than most. In fact, of
those you graduated Academy with, you’re probably
the last alive. You’ve seen some shit, but you're
dedicated to the job and seeing the criminals of this
town brought to justice.
You gain +1HP and +1 Save vs Fear for every Grizzled
Cop template you have.
Starting Equipment: Medium Armor, Badge,
Service Revolver*
Starting Skill: [1] - Law, [2] - Loose Cannon,
[3] - Criminal Underground
A. Officer of the Law
B. Determined, Trained to Take a Hit
C. Thin Blue Line
D. Home-Field Advantage
Officer of the Law
You are a cop, and are allowed to engage in the
benefits of the position: free coffee at Donut Hut,
running red lights, and carrying a gun in restricted
areas. Oh, right, you’re also able to arrest people, call
in police backup, and push your weight around while
flashing the badge (targets Save vs Fear or be
compelled to answer questions). On the other hand,
you are also susceptible to Internal Affairs
investigations and people looking to film you abusing
your power. So, be careful. Or don’t. I ain’t the cops.
You are.
Trained to Take a Hi​t
You’ve been shot before. You’ve been stabbed
before. You’re not fond of them, but you know how to
take them, using your body armor to its fullest effect.
Once per day you can reduce incoming damage by
1d12 points. Or you can choose to ruin your armor and
reduce the damage by a straight 12 points.
Thin Blue Line
Adjacent allies can use your Save vs Fear in
place of their own. This ability has no effect if you are
currently afraid. Additionally all other Officers of the
Law allied to you get +1 Attack while in scene.
Home-Field Advantage
This job has taught you to be paranoid and
prepared. And that’s kept you alive. By reaching
under/behind any surface in a location that can be
considered “yours,” roll 1d6. On [1-4] you draw a light
pistol, on [5-6] you pull a medium pistol.
*Note: Service Revolver is a medium pistol with no
electronics. Six shots.

Determined
This job has cost you two marriages, countless
night’s sleep, and a working liver, yet you stuck with it.
You can have up to two points of Conviction, rather
than the standard one. Additionally, when spending a
point of Conviction to attack an enemy, you deal an
extra +1d8 base damage.

Hacker
You're a console cowboy; master of the realm digital.
You collect military grade computer hardware and AI
programs for nefarious activities in cyberspace. Stay
outta Memphis hotel rooms.
For every template in Hacker you take, you gain
+1 processing die, + 1 cache slot, +2 programs. What
do these mean? See the Hacking section for more
details.
Starting Skills: [1] - Coding, [2] - Cryptocurrency,
[3] - Dive Bars
Starting Equipment: CyberDeck; Light Pistol;
2 Cassettes
A. Modifications
B. Projection
C. Virtual Agent
D. Escape the Meat Prison
Modifications
You’ve built your CyberDeck by yourself,
piece by piece. Should you manage to acquire another
Hacker’s unbroken CyberDeck, you may attempt to
scrap it for parts to add to your own.
Projection
You've finally been able to afford the 'trodes
upgrade. While wearing them, you may close your eyes
and concentrate, leaving the prison of meatspace
behind. Your consciousness falls completely into
Cyberspace, allowing you to move freely through the
system. Spatial relations lose meaning, becoming more
abstract; PANs take on the form of geometric shapes.
Networks outside the Cloud appear as large, black
monoliths. AIs appear in their cold, logical true form -
four dimensional shapes, ever in motion and pulsing
with light.
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For purposes of other programs, your current
location within Cyberspace counts as the origin of the
range. You are fully visible to any in AR, and a silvery
digital trail leads back to your deck. Programs that
target a device can target your deck if your projected
location is within range.
Virtual Agent
You've managed to incorporate a secondary
array of RAM into your deck, and allowed an AI to
take up residence within it. It can perform simple tasks
on it's own, such as executing a program at a given
time, however it is only a mid-level AI and still
requires commands from you. Should the deck fall into
a "broken" state, it will take 24 hours after completely
fixing the deck for the AI to return.
Escape the Meat Prison
Should you die while Projecting, lose half your
levels and rewrite as AI at the new level. You retain all
knowledge and digital holdings you had when you
were alive.
The CyberDeck
This is your portable supercomputer. I say
portable, but I mean it in the way a cooler is portable.
“Yes, technically”, but still a pain in the ass. It takes up
two Inventory slots, and requires two hands to use.
While you can store up to 10 programs in the data
storage of the deck, only programs in the cache slot can
be executed. Loading programs are typically done
before deployment to the field, as they take roughly an
10 minutes to transfer.
The most typical way to interface with your Deck is
over AR (augmented reality) - a pair of goggles that
display the virtual world overlaid on the real world,
allowing for the viewing of both cyberspace and
meatspace at the same time.
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Street Samurai
You’re the Hero; the Protagonist; World’s Greatest
Swordsman. Or maybe you’re the Razor Girl; nerves
set to overdrive with fingers full of blades waiting to be
used. Whoever you are, you’re a student in the nearly
lost art of Ass Kicking, always on the lookout to fight
someone bigger and badder than you, until you prove
yourself a master.
You gain +1 HP for every Street Samurai template you
possess.
Signature Weapon
Choose a weapon you’ve used before. You
gain +2 to Attack when using that weapon.
Armed Shield
On a successful Grapple Maneuver against a
target with a ranged weapon, you may make a free
attack action against any other target, at a -2 attack
modifier, using the grappled target’s weapon.
Additionally, any attack made against you while the
grapple is held, gets redirected to the grappled target.

Starting Gear: Medium Armor, 2 Melee Weapons of Unstoppable

Choice, Medium Pistol When you fell an opponent down to 0HP with
Starting Skills: [1] - Stepping Razor, [2] - Soldier, an attack, you gain a free attack action with the same
[3] - Gang Tactics weapon.

A. Combat Expert, +1 Attack

B. Trophy
C. Signature Weapon, +1 Attack
D. Armed Shield, Unstoppable

Combat Expert
You gain +2 to Combat Maneuver rolls.
Further, if you get exactly the number you need during
an attack roll, make an opposed attribute check as you
would during a Combat Maneuver. On a success, you
make a free Combat Maneuver.

Trophy
You collect trophies from high status
opponents you defeat; be it a hachimaki of a rival
bosozoku leader or a scrap of cloth barring a Corporate
logo taken from a former security guard Captain - as
long as it is possible for someone to identify and
realize that they associate with the trophy. You gain a
+1 Attack against those sorts of people. These bonuses
stack, though after a while the bosozoku should run out
of people. The trophies also make negotiations with
that group more difficult.
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Tweeker
Dependant
Put simply, you’re a man that enjoys a chemical Keep those eyes open. Taking a dose of your
dependency. Doesn’t matter what it is: HyperCocaine, chosen drug adds 1d4 in temporary HP lasting as long
Synthohol, or Crystal Pepsi. You indulge nearly as the drug effects. Stackable up to your level (i.e. 3
constantly and have a tendency to lose yourself to the doses for 3d4 at level 3)
whims of the drug.
Drug Resistance
You can ignore +1 points of Intoxication for every When in the midst of your Drug Fueled Rage,
Tweeker template you take. should you take damage greater than half your
remaining HP, you may spend a Conviction point to
Starting Equipment: Light Pistol, Baton, ignore it
1d4 doses of your drug.
Starting skill: [1] - Streetwise, [2] - Chemistry, Becoming the Drug
[3] - Medical Centers You’ve entered a new state in your drug habit:
A toxic zen. Replace the bonuses from your drug
A. Drug Fueled Rage fueled rage with your level. This activates Dependant
B. Twitchy, Dependant for free.
C. Drug Resistance
D. Becoming the Drug, Burn Out Burn Out
Your heavy drug usage has ruined your
Drug Fueled Rage nervous system, dulling your connection with the
By taking a large dosage of your drug of world. All incoming damage is reduced by 2 points,
choice, you may enter a drug fueled rage. While even when you’re sober.
enraged you are immune to pain and fear, and gain +1
to your attack and defense. You do, however, lose
yourself to the drug. Any action described as
“defensive”, “curative”, “cooperative”, or “tactical” is
not one your drug addled mind can comprehend. The
drug says FIGHT, so you fight. Using technology any
more complicated than a gun, or a weapon implant, is
right out. While you won’t target your friends, anyone
that harms you (accidental or otherwise) in this fight
ain’t a friend until the rage ends.

Twitchy
The drug has left your nerves a complete mess.
When surprised, you have a 3-in-6 chance to act on the
surprise round anyway.

Contacts, Groupies, and Mercenaries
Contacts
Essentially these are your “business
contacts.” They’ll provide resources and assist in
tasks outside of combat for a price.
Examples:
● An arms dealer can arrange for weapons
without serial numbers.
● A black market dealer can provide
illegal goods.
● A greasy journalist or observant
bartender might be able to provide
promising rumors.
Contacts are made in game, through roleplay.
Also, more quickly, through the Fixer template.
Their loyalty is not guaranteed, and they will not
engage in combat on your behalf.
Groupies
Your charisma has acquired you a near
cult following. These are admirers of you, and
are willing to provide resources and assist in
tasks outside of combat. They will, however,
require a favor in return.
These people have a “normal life” inside of
society and what they’re capable of is
determined by a role on the “Failed Career” list.
Only, their career is still intact.
They are mainly acquired through the Face
template, and their loyalty is nearly guaranteed.
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They will not engage in combat unless Fanatic
(see Face template). They provide 10 inventory
slots, and +1 Attack and Defense, but do not
take combat turns.
Mercenaries
These are trained professionals of the
illicit arts. Thugs, assassins, guns for hire.
They’re skilled at what they do, and reflect that
through their hiring price, to be paid upfront.
In combat, each mercenary will provide a +2
Attack and +2 Defense to the person they’re
assigned to, but will not take combat turns
themselves. If you take damage that would result
in Lethal Damage, there is a 50% chance a
mercenary assigned to you takes it instead. You
can command up to a number of Mercenaries
equal to your Charisma attribute. It may not be
fiscally wise, however.
A mercenary can perform tasks based on their
advertised skill (A cat burglar will do cat
burglary things, etc). If they notice they’re being
ordered to take more risks than the PCs, prepare
for some resistance, and a loyalty check.
Leveled mercenaries will provide additional +1
Attack/Defense for every level over 1, as well as
additional abilities, however they will cost
substantially more.
Loyalty
Loyalty starts at 10. Poor treatment lowers
Loyalty by 1, 1d4, or 1d6 points. Good treatment
raises Loyalty by 1 or 2 points, to a maximum of
19. Overpayment also raises Loyalty.

Inventory and Gear
Inventory
PCs have a number of Inventory Slots equal to
their Strength. Inventory slots represent all items
carried, save for clothing (besides Armor), minor
jewelry, and other cosmetic items.
Most items take up one inventory slot. Two-handed
weapons take up two slots. Armor takes up an amount
of slots equal to its Defense rating. Negligible items
take up none, nor do coins and gems, should you
encounter those antiques in this digital age.
The first Dexterity divided by 2 slots are your Belt
Slots, and can be accessed easily at any time.
Everything else is considered to be in your Pack and
requires 1d6 rounds in combat to acquire, or 1 round of
dumping everything on the floor.
Encumbrance
You gain Encumbrance points in 2 ways:
1. Every Inventory slot filled past your Strength
score incurs 1 point of Encumbrance.
2. Each point of Defense rating over +3 gained
from Armor or Shield incurs 1 point of
Encumbrance.
Each Encumbrance point imposes a -1 penalty to
Stealth, Movement, and Dexterity checks.
With 6 points of Encumbrance, running is impossible.
At 10 points,
Like most things, both Inventory slots and
Encumbrance can be affected by Augments, Gear, and
Templates.
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Gear
Gear typically comes in 3 forms: Armor,
Weapons, and Equipment.
Armor
Armor is divided into three sizes (Light,
Medium, Heavy). Every armor takes up a number of
Inventory slots equal to its Defense rating, with any
defense rating over +3 providing 1 point of
Encumbrance.
Armor also affects your ability to swim, should it arise:
● You can swim in Light Armor without penalty.
● You must pass a Strength check to swim in
Medium Armor
● You can not swim in Heavy Armor.
Light Armor​ would be your leather jackets, gambeson,
or impact mesh. They provide a Defense bonus of 2,
and typically cost Y200.
Medium armor​ would be kevlar vests, flak jackets, or
those chainsaw safety pants things. They provide a
Defense bonus of 4, and typically cost Y500.
Heavy armor​ is standard riot gear - kevlar over
chainmail, interwoven with impact mesh. They provide
a Defense of 6 and will run you a hefty Y1100.
Riot Shields​ will run you Y1200, take up a free hand,
and provide +1 to Defense.
Weapons
Weapons typically come in three sizes (Light,
Medium, and Heavy) across two categories (Melee and
Ranged).
Light Melee​ would be your daggers, stun batons,
electro-brass knuckles. They do 1d6 damage and take
up a single Inventory slot. They typically cost Y100.
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Medium Melee​ would be your sword canes, rapiers,
police batons. They do 1d8 damage and take up a
single Inventory slot. If wielded with two hands, they
do 1d10. They typically cost Y400.
Heavy Melee​ would be your great swords, chainsaws,
jaws-of-life. They do 1d12 and must be wielded with
two hands. They take up two Inventory slots, and
typically cost Y650.
Light Range​ would be your hold out pistols and stun
guns. They do 1d6 damage and take up a single
Inventory slot. They typically cost Y150.
Medium Range​ weapons come in two forms: pistols
(revolvers, machine pistols) and rifles (AK47, M16).
Pistols do 1d8 damage, take up a single Inventory slot,
and allow for a free hand. Rifles do 1d10 damage, take
up two inventory slots, and need two hands to wield.
They typically cost Y350 for pistols, Y600 for rifles.
● “Cheap” has 1 point of Endurance
● “Standard” has 3 points of Endurance
● “High” has 5 points of Endurance
When a Weapon loses an Endurance point, it suffers a
cumulative -1 to Attack. At 0 Endurance points, it
becomes unusable.
When Armor loses an Endurance point, it suffers a -1
to Defense. Further loss of Endurance points do not
deplete the Defense rating further.
Endurance points can be restored with down time and
the use of either a Weapon Repair Kit or an Armor
Repair Kit.

Heavy Range​ weapons would be your miniguns, flame

throwers, and sniper rifles. They do 1d12 damage, take
up two inventory slots and require both hands to use.
They typically cost Y1500.

Grenades​ are technically ranged, and do 1d6 damage to

everyone in a 20 foot radius. Flashbangs, on the other
hand, force you to save vs blindness within the radius.
They both cost you Y150 each.

Equipment
Equipment is basically anything that isn’t
Armor or a Weapon, but not an Augment. It’s a wide
and varied category and, as such, descriptions and
prices are provided below.

Breakage (Optional)
Whenever you make an Attack or Defense
check and roll a Critical Failure (20), your Weapon or
Armor loses an Endurance point. Weapons and Armor
have Endurance points equal to their quality:
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Gear Price List

Prices are in NeuvoYen

Medical Glue Sprayer 150

Weapons Chemical Analyzer 700 Glue Solvent 90
Light Melee 100 Dissection Kit 250 Protective Goggles 200
Medium Melee 400 First-Aid Kit 50 Repair Kits 500
Heavy Melee 650 Medical Scanner 350 Rope 20/yard
Trama Patches 40 Spray Paint 20
Light Range 150 Tech Diagnostic Tool 250
Medium Range (1 Hand) 350 Surveillance and
Medium Range (2 Hand) 600 Countermeasures
Heavy Range 1500 Binoculars 50
Bug Scanner 500
Grenades 150 Hand Radio 500
Laser Microphone 600
Armor Night Vision Goggles 800
Light 200 Signal Jammer 500
Medium 500 Vampire Data Trap 300
Heavy 1100 White Noise Generator 300

Riot Shield 1200 Personal Entertainment

AR Goggle 750
Bag of Drugs (starting only)
Equipment Commlink 1000
Breaking and Entering Credit Chip 5
Autopicker 1000 Gargoyle Suit 1500
Explosive Breaching Charges µsofts 2500
250 Neural Brainwave Editor 800
Lockpicks 200 SimSense Player Unit 700
Sequencer 250 Stereo Conversion Goggles 500
Skeleton Passkey 2000
Tools
Drones Breathing Mask 300
Small 1000 Crowbar 50
Medium 5000 Cutting Torch 250
Large 10000 Electronics Kit 250
Huge 20000 Flashlight 25
Glowpaint 25/sq ft
Glowstick 10
Glowtape 25/yard

Equipment
Breaking and Entering
Autopicker​ (Y1000) - A gun shaped device that fits a
pair of lockpicks in the "muzzle" and used by pulling
the trigger. Adds +1 to lock picking attempts against
mechanical locks.
Explosive Breaching Charges​ (Y250) - For when
everything else in this section fails. Consumed on use.
Lockpicks​ (Y200) - Required for the use of the
lockpick skill against mechanical locks.
Sequencer​ (Y250) - RNG add-on for a Skeleton
passkey. Generates random combinations to attempt to
force an electronic lock. Adds +1 to lockpicking
against electronic locks.
Skeleton passkey​ (Y2000) - Blank keycard wired to a
small handheld terminal. Required for lockpicking
against an electronic lock.
Drones
Drones are nearly independent machines controlled
either remotely or by being simple commands. See the
Drones section for further details.
Small Drone​ (Y1000)
Medium Drone ​(Y5000)
Large Drone ​(Y10000)
Huge Drone​ (Y20000)
Medical
Chemical Analyzer​ (Y700) - A briefcase sized
laboratory used to analyze unknown chemical samples.
If a sample is not found within the on-board databases,
it will return a compound most similar.
Dissection Kit​ (Y250) - Used for field surgery. And
field dissection.
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First-Aid Kit​ (Y50) - Required for First Aid skill usage.
Consumed on use.
Medical Scanner​ (Y350) - Injects nanobots into the
patient to provide medical condition readouts to the
hand held remote. Provides +1 on First Aid usage.
Nanobots are Y50 a dose, are consumed on usage, and
eventually are absorbed safely by the host body.
Trama Patches​ (Y40) - Adhesive dermal patches (often
called "slap patches" due to how they're applied) that
are soaked in various pain medications and coagulators
that get absorbed into the skin. Temporarily (about an
hour) restores 1d4 hit points. Consumed on use.
Surveillance and Countermeasures
Binoculars ​(Y50) - You know what these are. Don't
fight me on this.
Bug Scanner​ (Y500) - Scans local signals for known
recording device (audio and video) signatures. Devices
must save to remain hidden.
Hand Radio​ (Y500) - Antiquated technology that uses
radio waves for communication. Your grandpa called
them "Walkie Talkies" for some reason. Comes with
earpiece and throat mic for an additional Y100.
Unhackable.
Laser Microphone​ (Y600) - Measures the vibration of
a smooth surface from up to 500 yards and translates to
audio data. Immune to White Noise.
Night Vision goggles​ (Y800) - Generates a false light,
green tinted image of the world around you, out to 150
yards, allowing you to effectively see in the dark.
Inflicts a -4 to saves vs bright lights while using.
Signal Jammer​ (Y500) - Illegal. Blocks all signals
within a 200' radius.

Vampire Data Tap ​(Y300) - A small clamp device with
plural spikes on the inside used for physically tapping
into network cables.
White Noise Generator​ (Y300) - Good for providing
white noise to ease your tinnitus so you can sleep at
night. Sucks, doesn't it? Oh how I regret the choices of
my youth and long for the sound of true silence.
Anyway, through turning the volume all the way up,
this can also be used to generate background noise to
throw off any audio recording devices.
Personal Entertainment
AR Goggle​ (Y750) - Allows for viewing of cyberspace
over the physical world.
Bag of Drugs​ (starting only) - 3 doses of your brand of
drugs. Drug rules ain't written yet. Time for some
rulings.
Commlink​ (Y1000) - Life in 20XX is built around
these. They act as modern cell phones, data chip
readers, cameras, audio recorder, audio player, AM/FM
radio, PAN hub controller, digital assistant and much
more. All this in a convenient 11"x8"x1" case! Buy
yours now, and be sure to pick up the latest
attachments today! (Commlink accessories are
typically compatible with cyberdecks.)
Credit Chip​ (Y5) - Like a digital wallet and debit card.
Law abiding citizens will note the convenience it
provides. Your sort of people will note the "eggs in one
basket" feature of it.
Gargoyle Suit​ (Y1500) - A body suit loaded with
communication equipment and transmitters for more
detailed interaction within cyberspace. Typically used
for video games, special batons allow for melee attacks
within All active Face abilities cease to function while
wearing this. You big nerd.
µsofts ​(Y2500) - Similar to modern day USB thumb
drive, but about the size of a thumbnail. On them is
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typically stored data related to a single subject,
including languages. Plugging one into a µsoft Drive
allows temporary access to a skill of that subject,
providing a +2 in a related check. Removing the µsoft
removes the bonus.
Neural Brainwave Editor ​(Y800) - An electrode system
used to alter the user's brainwaves to a desired emotion,
typically used for sleep induction. Called a "vizzy" by
the same sort of people that refer to a neck based
commlink as an "uvvy", cyberstoners typically rewire
the unit to generate feedback, allowing for a software
based high.
SimSense Player Unit​ (Y700) - Plays recorded or
broadcasted SimSense files. The user wears electrodos
that overwrites their own sensations with the SimSense
file. Many a celebrity has been made this way, from
people dreaming of a better life.
Stereo Conversion Goggles​ (Y500) - Converts viewed
2D image to 3D. Popular among the spray paint
tagging crowd.
Tools
Breathing Mask​ (Y300) - A standard mask covering
the user's nose and mouth, with dual replaceable filters.
Popular with Sprawl and Singapore city dwellers.
Gives +2 for saves against gas. More chic versions
allow for fresh air plug-ins, for the occasional treat of
clean air.
Crowbar​ (Y50) - Or "pry bar" for the anticorvites.
Useful in prying open a surprisingly large number of
things.
Cutting Torch​ (Y250) - Hand held torch powered by
oxy/acetylene gas in replaceable fuel tank. Often used
for cutting through metal. Replacement tanks are Y80.
Electronics Kit​ (Y250) - Used in and needed for
repairing electronics.
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Flashlight​ (Y25) - I shouldn't have to explain this one Gives a +1 situational bonus to computer device repair
either. skills.

Glowpaint​ (Y25/sq ft) - Glow-in-the-dark paint that

gives off a soft glow. Good for locating the covered
object in the dark, poor for seeing by.

Glowstick​ (Y10) - Six inch plastic tube chemical light.

Crack and shake to activate. Provides soft light for 6
hours that's bright enough to read by.

Glowtape​ (Y25/yard) - Like Glowpaint, but in tape

form.

Glue​ ​sprayer​ (Y150) - Mini aerosol canister of

industrial strength super glow. Contains a single usage,
which is enough to cover three square feet (such as
gluing a door shut). Makes a damn mess.

Glue solvent​ (Y90) - Mini aerosol opposite of the Glue

Sprayer. Dissolves away the glue in moments.

Protective Goggles​ (Y200) - Photosensitive protective

eyewear, typically used by welders. Provides +4 to
saves vs light.

Repair Kits​ (Y500) - Typically used for various repair

jobs, kits come specific to the task at hand. Electronics
kit is used to repair electronics, gunsmith kit is used in
repairing guns, mechanics tool kit is used for
mechanical repairs. Required to use those skills. Takes
two slots.

Rope​ (Y20/yard) - Nylon rope with interwoven carbon

fiber. Can hold about 2,000 lbs.

Spray Paint​ (Y20) - Comes in various colors and

covers roughly 25 square feet of surface area.

Tech Diagnostic Tool​ (Y250) - Handheld computer

(wrist mounted versions available) with diagnostic
programs, electronic probes, and schematic databases.
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Drones
Drones are semi-autonomous devices
that come in various sizes and are made for
various purposes. From maglev mounted
cameras to a weapons platform mounted on
Boston Dynamics' cheetah, each brings a unique
edge to a mission.
Controlling a drone takes a full round action to
issue a command to a single drone, unless one
has a Drone Control Unit. Then, you’re able to
control a single drone as a free action.
Making Your Own
I could provide a list of slightly different
drone after slightly different drone, but
inevitably it would be incomplete for potential
purposes. Also the basic equipment list nearly
killed me. So, you want the drone, you make it.
Making a drone is a simple act. Based on the
size of the drone, you have a number of slots for
optional features. Select the options you want,
then get back to the game.
Base Attack is N/A
Base Movement is N/A
Base Stealth is 5
HD is the hit die used to figure the drone's
structural integrity. Anything less than
maximum is dinged or scuffed in some way,
with a 1 being "technically functional."
Features
Mobility
Aquatic​ - Allows the drone to operate on, or
below, the water. Adds Base Movement of 12
when in aquatic environments. Subsequent
applications of this feature increase Movement
by 2
Flight​ - Allows for drone movement through the
air, including hovering. Adds Base Movement of
12 when in the air. Allows for safe take off and
landing. Subsequent applications of this feature
increase Movement by 2.

HD Size Number of Features Tread​ - Allows for the drone to move through
d4 Small 2 soft terrain, such as mud and gravel, with ease.
d6 Medium 3 Adds Base Movement of 12 when on the
d8 Large 4 ground, and ignores soft terrain penalties.
d10 Huge 5 Subsequent applications of this feature increase
Movement by 2
Small​ is roughly the size of a coffee cup or beer
can. Walker​ - It's got chicken legs. Also, it can climb
Medium​ is about the size of a house cat. A fat up, and over, obstacles, allowing for vertical and
one. upside-down movement. Adds Base Movement
Large​ is around the size of a stove. of 12 when on a solid surface. Subsequent
Huge​ clocks in at the size of a refrigerator. applications of this feature increase Movement
Base Defense is 10 by 2

Wheels​ - Comes with or without spinners. Adds
Base Movement of 14 when on flat, solid, firm
surfaces. Subsequent applications of this feature
increase Movement by 2
Other Features
Armor Plating​ - Adds additional armor to the
chassis. +2 to Defense.
Battering Ram​ - Hydraulic powered piston
specially designed to beat the hell out of things
in front of it. Adds 2-in-6 chance to break open a
standard door. Each additional application
increases the chance by 1-in-6. Structural
hardness applies penalties.
Cargo​ - An empty slot allowing for 1 inventory
worth of equipment to be stored and ejected.
Lockable.
Camera​ - Allows for remote visual.
Chameleon Plating -​ Array of microcameras are
installed along photoreactive panels. This allows
for the panels to display what’s on the exact
opposite of the Drone, effectively allowing it to
become invisible. Increases Stealth by +2.
Chemical Analyzer​ - Miniature laboratory that
analyzes collected samples. Popular feature on
Mars rovers.
Dog Brain​ - Not a literal one, but a backup
system that can carry out a simple command,
should remote control suddenly be lost. If a dog
could understand it, the command is simple
enough.
Electrical Shielding​ - Rubberized plates reduce
incoming electric damage by 2 points.
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Foam Sprayer​ - Used in suppressing riots. Fires
a foam that hardens when exposed to air, forcing
the target to Save vs Immobilization.
Fire Suppressant​ - Adds a fire suppressant
system with enough suppressant to extinguish a
campfire sized fire.
Guardian​ - Armor plates that fold out, providing
some measure of cover to those behind, at the
cost of being a bigger target. Adds +2 to targets
Defense, however suffers a -2 to own Defense.
Grenade Launcher​ - Launches grenades. Adds
base Attack of 11, or an additional grenade
based attack.
Gun​ - Installs a gun (d6 Damage) and ammo for
21 shots (manually refillable). Adds base Attack
of 11. Additional applications increase the gun
size (d6>d8>d10>d12>d12+d4)
Gyroscope​ - Adds a stabilizing gyroscope to the
Drone making it harder to knock over or off
course. +2 Defense against trip combat
maneuvers.
Lights​ - External lights that allow for
illumination. You know, like a light. Available
in various colors.
Manipulator​ - Adds a robot manipulator which
is capable of performing basic gripping
functions. Delicate operations are right out, i.e.
It can hold the gun, but pulling the trigger is too
fine of a motor function.
Melee​ - You ever been attacked by an automated
chainsaw on legs? Jesus. Adds base Attack of 11
for light melee. Additional applications increase
the melee size (d6>d8>d10>d12>d12+d4)
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Microphone​ - Allows for remote recording.

Mine Layer​ - Carries a single mine, which is

deploy-able. Critical attacks against the Drone
tend to activate the mine inside.

Reloader​ - Additional inventory slot for 21

rounds of ammo, which automatically reloads
when the base 21 are used.

Repair​ - Internal systems patch up any detected

damage, though it takes a while. Restores 1 HP
per hour.

Signal Jammer​ - Blocks all signals within a 200'

radius.

Stealth​ - Modifies the propulsion system to run

more silently. +2 to drone Stealth.

Targeting Array​ - Assists in remote aiming. +1

to all Attacks.

Target Tracking​ - Improves the weapons system

to better identify and track targets. Add +2 to
Attack.

Torch​ - Allows for cutting operations. Includes a

chemical tank to power the torch. Critical
attacks against the Drone tend to cause
explosions.
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Augment Price List

Prices are in Thousands NeuvoYen

Arms Torso
Extendable Arm 80k Adrenaline Injectors 150k
Extra Arm 200k Biomonitor Beacon 75k
Implanted Weapon 50k Gills 200k
Overclocked Muscles 75k Gyroscope 50k
Thief’s Hand 16k Healing Factor 300k
Venom Injectors 20k Hidden Cavity 16k
Internal Oxygen Supply 84k
SimSense Broadcasting Unit
Eyes 35k
Imaging Processing Array 25k SimSense Recording Unit 70k
Polygraphic Sensors 45k Sub-Dermal Armor 160k
Retinal Imitation 85k Synthetic Skin 130k
Sonar System 95k
Tactical Assessment 80k
Wireless Eye 20k Replacements
Obvious
Arm 15k
Head Eye 5k
Bainti Modulation 125k Head 10k
CB Radio 30k Leg 15k
Datajack 5k Torso 20k
Drone Control Unit 110k Lifelike
HeadDrive 100k Arm 20k
Internal Communication Device Eye 10k
62k Head 15k
µSoft Drive 85k Leg 20k
RearWatch 95k Torso 25k
Venom Injectors 20k
Voice Modulation 98k

Legs
Cheetah Blood Injectors 140k
Spider Legs 250k Look at me, with all this extra
Spiked Heel 87k space, hoping to add things later.
Spring Heel Jacked 115k Adorable.
WhisperSoles 140k

Augments
Installation
Fully installing Augments requires the
purchase of a Replacement part as well as the Upgrade
being installed. Additional installations to the same
limb can be purchased at the Upgrade cost, without
Replacement. You already have it, afterall.
Augment effects are stackable.
There’s no set limit to how much can be installed to a
limb section, save for your cash. There’s no set
aesthetic either. You want to jam all the eye augments
into a single eye? Fine. Want multiple electronic eyes
lining your face? Great! Get weird with it. You’re in a
world that fetishizes technology, nothing matters
anymore.
Purchasing Augments is restricted until level 5, and
must be acquired through Augment templates between
levels 1-4.
The Augments
Adrenaline injectors (​ Y150,000) - Sometimes you just
gotta act NOW. Flood your heart with synthetic
adrenaline (also spend a point of Conviction) to
automatically succeed on Initiative checks the rest of
the encounter.
Bainti Modulation​ (Y125,000) - Like the voice
modulation, only more so; and your throat is jam
packed with vocal equipment. Whenever you speak,
your voice rings with a digital quiver. When you shout,
well, that's when things get exciting. You receive 1d6
(consumed on 4-6) and, when rolled, brittle objects
within 25' of you must save or be shattered. People as
well must save or be Deafened for [sum] rounds, and
stunned for half that.
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Biomonitor Beacon​ (Y75,000) - Not really useful for
you, but anyone attempting First Aid on you, while
using AR, receives +2 on their attempt. Also allows
your teammates to see your health status, often
represented in a vague number equal to your current
HP score.
CB Radio​ (Y30,000) - An archaic form of
communication, yet one that still functions when away
from the Cloud. Send/receive unit with frequency
selection is installed in the skull, with the antenna
interwoven into the spine. Range is typically 1-2 miles.
A port at the base of the spine allows for exterior
antenna connection for longer range.
Cheetah blood injectors​ (Y140,000) - They might be
extinct in the wild, but somewhere there's a lab
draining their delicious clone blood. Inject it into
yourself for +4 to movement for the rest of the scene,
at the cost of 1 Conviction point. Winning.
Datajack​ (Y5,000) - A datajack allows external access
to your Head Drive via fiber optic cable. Sort of useless
without a Head Drive.
Drone Control Unit​ (Y110,000) - Typically, control of
separate drones over remote controls takes a full round
action, and only one may be controlled per action.
DCU allows for control of a single drone/vehicle
without loss of attention for the user, and, if multiple
are taken, all connected drones may be controlled on a
single action.
Extendable Arm (​ Y80,000) - Gain five extra feet to
your reach. However, you suffer -1 to Attack per every
five feet you've extended, due to awkwardness. At least
you no longer have to get up to get a beer from the
fridge.

Extra Arm​ (Y200,000) - You've an extra, mechanical
arm, and gain all the benefits and awkward clothing
situations that come with it.
Gills​ (Y200,000) - You remember Seaman Anthony
Piccolo from the second season of SeaQuest DSV? No,
of course not. Why would you? I’m not sure why I do.
Anyway, you’ve got gills now, right along your ribs.
Gyroscope​ (Y50,000) - You’ve taken a gyroscope out
of a modern motorcycle and jammed it into your chest.
Because of this you have +2 Defense against being
tripped.
Head Drive​ (Y100,000) - You’ve got a hard drive in
your head, and a cranial jack at the base of your skull.
You gain 5 “Inventory Slots” specifically for data.
These slots do not add to Encumbrance. Any Augment
that stores to an internal memory may now store
multiple files in these Slots. (Retinal Imitation can now
store multiple retina patterns; Voice Modulation can
now store multiple voices; etc)
Healing Factor​ (Y300,000) - Technically, a modified
cancer. You regain 1 HP every 10 minutes. You regain
3 CON per day (rather than 1). Missing limbs regrow
over a month, with slight deformities.
Hidden Cavity​ (Y16,000) - Gain an additional
Inventory slot. If you're ever searched, items stored
here are not found.
Imaging processing array​ (Y25,000) - Robot eyes
connected via silico/vivo interface to your brain.
Choose three of the below. Purchasing again allows for
selection of another three. All ranges are sight.
Includes 20/20 vision and the Utility option for free:
● Augmented Reality - Allows for the overview of
AR data with normal vision
● Camera - Records, and broadcasts if you choose,
from user's POV
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● Flare compensation - Provides +2 for saves vs
blindness
● Magnification - Allows for vision magnification up
to 50x
● Night - Imaging processor measures and estimates
light waves and allows for vision at night nearly as
well as daytime. Colors are muted and 8-bit, as the
processor has to guess on occasion.
● Radiation monitor - Adds false color to detected
radiation, as well as a display of estimated
sunshine units.
● Targeting - Interfaces with user's gun's computer,
providing +1 to Attack.
● Thermographic - Measures and displays infrared
heat signatures.
● Ultraviolet - Allows for vision in the ultraviolet
spectrum. Good for seeing residues and pollen.
● Utility - An assortment of useful tools: Compass,
GPS display, digital message ticker, digital clock,
friend tracking, augmentation report and
monitoring.
Implanted Weapon​ (Y50,000) - select a small/medium
melee or range weapon. That weapon is now integrated
into your forearm and is immune to being disarmed.
Internal Communication Device​ (Y62,000) - It's like a
flip phone, but inside your head. By concentrating on a
party member, you may contact their communication
device without need of verbal communication. Can be
set to party line mode.
Internal Oxygen supply​ (Y84,000) - Contains a 30
minute air supply, with an exterior valve for resupply.
µSoft Drive​ (Y85,000) - Why read when you can
know? A small port behind your ear allows for
connection to tiny storage chips known as µsofts
(microsofts). Plugging one in allows you to instantly
know the information contained on. Removing causes
you to forget.

Overclocked Muscles​ (Y75,000) - Upon activation,
you're treated as having strength 20 for one round.
Usage causes 1 Con damage each time.
Polygraphic Sensors​ (Y45,000) - While observing a
subject as they speak, you're able to detect when they're
lying. Not necessarily what the lie was, just that one is
present.
RearWatch​ (Y95,000) - Most people prefer to keep
their sensory implants where their sensory organs are.
Less traumatic and disorienting that way. You,
however, have radar installed in the back of your head;
gain a 5-in-6 chance to still act on a surprise round.
Retinal Imitation​ (Y85,000) - By uploading a detailed
scan of a retina to the augment's internal memory, the
user may mimic that retina pattern.
SimSense Broadcasting Unit​ (Y35,000) - Livestreams
user’s received input. Seeing, hearing, touch, taste; all
broadcasted to receiving units.
SimSense Recording Unit​ (Y70,000) - Records the
sensor input received by the host. Seeing, hearing,
touch, taste; all recorded. Has enough space to record
24 hours.
Sonar System​ (Y95,000) - Redundancy is great and all;
a life saver even. Though, when you take the Fishfinder
system off of a boat, wire it to a silico/vivo interface
and jam it into your skull, you gotta start asking
questions. Spend a Conviction point to ignore a
Blindness.
Spider legs​ (Y250,000) - Appearing as a standard pair
of bifurcated legs, only chromed. Upon command, they
further bifurcated into legs tipped with sharp dactylus.
This allows free movement up nearly any surface, with
your hands remaining free. Typically, climbing
requires all four limbs.
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Spiked Heel​ (Y87,000) - You've got a sharp, retractable
spike hidden within your foot. This allows for a
surprising 1d4 of damage against anyone grappling
you. No, I don't know how your foot and ankle still
bend.
Spring Heel Jacked​ (Y115,000) - You've replaced your
hamstrings with the spring out of a vehicle's
suspension. I can't claim to know your motives, but
falling damage is now reduced by 1d12 points. Also,
you can jump an additional 10’ without a test.
Sub-Dermal Armor​ (Y160,000) - Patches of ceramic
based non-Newtonian fluids are implanted just under
the skin, providing damage reduction of 1 to all
incoming attacks (to a minimum of 1)
Synthetic Skin​ (Y130,000) - More than just a skin
graph, a pigment modulator allows for a complete
changing of color to the user's skin. If a Head Drive is
installed with the modulator, the user has more defined
control over the pigment altering, to the point where a
user may display images and messages over their skin.
By adjusting to the primary color of the surrounding
environment, visual based stealth is increased by 2.
Word of warning though, it itches like a bastard for the
first week after surgery.
Tactical Assessment​ (Y85,000) - By running a live feed
of an opponent through the military training computer
you've decided to lodge in your head, you're able to
determine and estimate their tactics. After observing an
opponent for a round (as your action), you learn their
level, as well as gain +2 to Attack, Damage, and to
overcome the target's Save. This bonus lasts until the
end of the round.
Thief's Hand​ (Y16,000) - An array of tools for thieving
stored in a prosthetic hand.
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Venom Injectors (​ Y20,000) - Usually installed in Ambassador

fingertips, though some people like to replace their ● Biomonitor Beacon
canine teeth with it, this allows for a once per combat ● µSoft Drive
poison attack. Exact effects are based on the poison, ● Polygraphic Sensor
and drugs will probably be treated as poisons. A roll of
20 means you've injected your own dumb self. After Assassin
each usage the augment needs 20 minutes to synthesize ● Implanted Weapon
a new dosage. ● Synthetic Skin

Voice Modulation​ (Y98,000) - Given a sample of the Banshee

target's voice stored to the augment's memory, and an ● Bainti Modulation
hour for the Augment's neural network to train, you can ● Whisper Soles
mimic the target's voice. Time to confirm a bunch of
collect calls. Banshee 2
● Bainti Modulation
WhisperSoles​ (Y140,000) - Like a cat in Kitten ● Synthetic Skin
Mittens, your sound based stealth has increased by 2.
Breathing
Wireless Eye​ (Y20,000) - A simple cyberoptical ● Gills
prosthetic in communication with a receiver in your ● Internal Oxygen Supply
head. Given the nature of the IoT, in crowded
locations, distance of the connected could, potentially, Eye Array
be measured in miles. ● Imaging Processing Array (all options)

Eye Array 2
Replacements ● Retinal Imitation
These are basic prosthetics that return function ● Wireless Eye
to the limb, nothing more. Obvious replacements are
clearly cybernetic. Lifelike replacements look like flesh Go Fast
and blood. ● Cheetah Blood Injector
● Adrenaline Injector
Packages
The following is a list of packages available to Guy in the Van
Augment templates. Normal people have to deal with ● CB Radio
the hassle of money. You get a quick, easy selection. In ● Drone Control Unit
the case of numbered instances, the packages must be ● Internal Communication Device
taken in order (1 before 2 before 3 - you know how
numbers work). All packages include required Infiltrator
Replacements. ● Retinal Imitation
● Voice Modulation
● WhisperSoles
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Investigator Soldier 2
● Hidden Cavity ● Internal Oxygen Supply
● Imaging Processing Array (Radiation Monitor, ● RearWatch
Thermographic, Ultraviolet) ● Tactical Assessment
● Wireless Eye
Soldier 3
Juggernaut ● Healing Factor
● Gyroscope
● Sub-Dermal Armor Weird Fuck
● Extra Arm
Leg Array ● Extra Arm
● Spiked Heel ● Venom Injectors
● Spring Heel Jacked
Weird Fuck 2
Look Out ● Spider Legs
● RearWatch ● Spring Heel Jacked
● Wireless Eye ● Extendable Arm(s)

Molly
● Imaging Processing Array (Flare
Making Your Own
Compensation, Night, Utility) It’s easy enough. Select a combination ​roughly
● Implanted Weapon Y150,000, or one augment of a higher price.

Molly 2
● Adrenaline Injectors
● SimSense Broadcasting Unit

Scout
● Imaging Processing Array (Camera,
Magnification, Night)
● Internal Communication Device
● Wireless Eye

Smuggler
● Hidden Cavity
● Implanted Weapon
● Thief’s Hand

Soldier
● Biomonitor Beacon
● Imaging Processing Array (Flare
compensation, Targeting, Utility)
● Sub-Dermal Armor

Hacking and Programs
Hacking
To get straight to the point, the cyberspace of
20XX is heavily dependent on meatspace. The Internet
of Things distributed system makes up just about every
object now in the human sphere. Physical objects are
no longer disconnected from the virtual world, as they
now contain some form of processing capability,
rebroadcasting Internet services and allowing for
remote and Augment Reality based control. From the
gun at your side communicating with your cybereye to
provide a crosshair, to the bag of salted seaweed chips
advertising their price (and reporting your browsing/
purchasing habits) - everything is connected in the IoT.
Hacking, technically, takes place between meatspace
and AR - before the digital displays flood your vision,
IoT broadcasting points appear as points of light.
People appear as moving constellations of personal
networks. Single devices burn as singularities.
Hacking for Hackers
Do you know anything about hackers? Can you
jam with the console cowboys in cyberspace? Never
experienced the New Wave? Next Wave? Dream
Wave? ​OR​ Cyberpunk? Have you even ​read
Neuromancer?
Listen, ignore 12 year old Julia Stiles. Here’s what you,
as a Hacker template, are going to need to know:
Programs are kept on individual Cassettes until loaded
into your data storage of the CyberDeck.
You get one cache slot per Hacker template that can
hold a single program. Programs are loaded from
storage to cache, and take about 10 minutes to transfer
between the two.
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You get one processing die (d6) per level that can be
used to execute a program in cache. These are
refreshed by a night’s worth of defragmenting.
You execute programs by allocating your processing
die to a program in cache and then rolling them. The
more dice, the more effective the program execution.
Each die you invest has a 50% chance of returning (on
a 1-3) into your processing pool.
You do these on your CyberDeck.
Programs
These aren’t your publically available JWPce,
these are experimental military grade software
designed specifically for cyberwarfare. Low
intelligence AI generated to perform a very specific
purpose.
Cassettes
These are high capacity analog magnetic tape
that store the ones and zeros of a military grade
program. Taking the time to transfer the program onto
your CyberDeck provides you with an empty cassette
that can be reused. You can run directly from the
cassette, skipping cache and providing a free
processing die, however this destroys the cassette in the
process. Military security feature. You may allocate
additional processing dice to this process if you wish.
CyberDeck
This is your custom built, homemade
supercomputer. It takes up two Inventory slots, and
requires two hands to use. Initial internal storage is
enough space for 10 programs, or significant files.
Display is provided through AR goggles which allow
you to see both cyberspace and meatspace at the same
time.

Faults and Snowcrashes
Because of the experimental nature of it all,
sometimes you encounter system errors. Faults are
relatively minor errors and occur when the processing
die produces doubles. Snowcrashes occur when triples
are rolled, and are horrible. Don’t roll triples. Or quads.
Based on the digit rolled, consult the below tables:
Faults
1. Resource hog​ - Dice only return to your pool
on a 1-2 for 24 hours.
2. Ctrl+Alt+Del​ ​- Cannot execute any programs
for 1d6 rounds while the tasks restart.
3. Static Arc​ - CyberDeck takes 1 endurance
damage
4. Zombie process​ - An unterminated process is
taking up a processor. Lose one processing die
for 24 hours.
5. Feedback​ - Blinding patterns overwhelm your
AR interface. Blind for 1d6 rounds.
6. Short Circuit​ ​- Take 1d6 damage
Snowcrash
1. I/O board is Fried​ - It’ll take you 24 hours,
and parts, to fix it
2. Motherboard is Burnt Out​ - It’ll take you 72
hours, and parts, to fix it
3. Visual Cortex Feedback​ - Piercing light burns
out your eyes. Blind permanently.
4. Power Surge​ - A power overload destroys your
CyberDeck. It’ll take the better part of a week,
and the proper parts, to build a new one.
5. Bio-Short Out​ ​- Part of your brain has been
altered by the feedback. Roll 1d6 to determine
body location. It is now Disabled.
6. Prison of Your Own Flesh​ - A feedback error
causes you to hallucinate for 48 hours straight.
As it dies down, you find yourself unable to
return to your deck, the horrors you saw
scaring you off it again and again.
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Quads
The feedback is too much for your central
cortex to handle. Your brain is erased like an old
floppy disc exposed to magnets. Intelligence drops to 0
as you become Brain Dead. You’re effectively Dead.
Modifications
As stated, your CyberDeck is custom built by
you. Should you manage to get your hands on another
Hacker’s ​undestroyed​ deck, and live long enough to
keep it, you can dismantle the thing and add parts to
yours, improving it. Modifications take about a week to
integrate.
Roll 1d12 to see what you can scavenge:
1. AR Jack​ - Allow an additional person to view
your AR
2. Cache Memory​ - +1 to Cache slot
3. Cassette Slot​ ​- Gain an extra Cassette Slot
4. Intrusion Detection Neural Network​ -
CyberDeck gains +2 to Saves
5. I/O Board​ - Useful in replacing your burnt out
I/O board
6. Larger Drive​ - +2 to Internal storage
7. Motherboard​ - Useful in replacing your burnt
out Motherboard
8. Porn Stash​ - +1 Android Porn file
9. Processor Core​ - +1 Processing Die
10. Stored Program​ - +1 random program
11. Username/Password​ - +1 Username and
Password file
12. Virtual Agent​ - +1 Virtual Agent

Programs
Program names aren’t really useful, as they can be
renamed. Instead, each listing is under the Turing
Institute designated Genus Species classification
Programs (Genus::Species)
R: Range T: Target D: Duration
AI::Attack
R: 200’ T: AI D: Instant
Does [sum] damage to all higher level AI within the
sphere. Save for half. Reveals your location.
AI::Reveal
R: 100’ T: Device D: [sum] turns
Allows for pinging and probing a device to determine
if it’s an AI disguising itself. AI must save to remain
hidden.
AI::Static Wall
R: 100’ T: Location D: Concentration
Generates a solid wall of static in cyberspace. Moving
through the space in meat space does [dice] durability
damage to devices. AIs take [sum] damage.
Device::Control
R: 50’ T: Device D: [sum] minutes
Allows control over a remote device as though the user
was at the proper controls. The device may Save vs
Hack to deny access.
Device::Disguise
R: 50’ T: Device D: [dice] hours
Makes a device appear as another within Cyberspace.
Device::Feedback
R: 25’ T: Device D: Instant
Generates feedback in the device. The device must
save or take [dice] damage to durability.
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Device::Firewall
R: 50' T: Device D: [dice] turns
Adds +4 to device’s saves.
Device::JuryRig
R: Connected T: Device D: Instant
Communicates with the Device’s low level AI and
attempts to find a work around for the damage done to
the device, though at a price. Temporarily removes
[dice] quality checks for [sum] rounds, before breaking
completely until properly repaired.
Device::Knock
R: 30’ T: Device D: Instant
Injects a litany of various common “OPEN” commands
into the targeted equipment. Has a [dice]-in-6 chance
of working. You’d be surprised what uses an “open”
command: automated doors, smartgun actions,
parachutes, etc.
Device::Recover Log
R: Connected T: Device D: [dice] real time
minutes
You temporarily reactivate the low level AI in a broken
device and are able to query its memory. May know
how it broke if the event was logged in time.
Device::Sleep
R: 50’ T: Device D: 5*[dice] turns
Puts a device into a sleep mode.
Device::Translate
R: 20' T: Device D: [dice] real time minutes
Allows communication with currently functioning
device AI. Program translates between machine and
human.

Device::VirusScan
R: Connected T: Device D: 10 minutes
Detects whether current device has a virus or other
malicious code. Has a [dice]-in-6 chance of finding any
dangerous code present.
File::DataBomb
R: Connected T: File D: Until accessed or removed
Implants dangerous, harmful code within a file. Any
device accessing this file takes [dice] worth of damage.
File::Decryption
R: Self T: Self D: Concentration
A language program for decrypting or encrypting files.
The process operates on [dice] files at a time.
Network::Credentials
R: 20’ T: [dice] Device D: [sum] turns
Makes a device believe the user has authorized access.
Invest 3 [dice] to instead target an AI and convince it
you are an admin level user.
Network::Generate Noise
R: 20‘ T: Self D: Concentration
Your deck begins to spew garbage signals within a
radius around you, making it look like there are a
multitude of devices within the area, requiring [sum]/2
rounds to sort through to find you.
Network::GlobalQuery
R: Self T: the Cloud D: Instant
Through accessing various backdoors of common
public record databases, the user may ask [dice] yes/no
questions. If [sum] is 10+, the user may ask any
question using [dice] words.
Network::Intrusion
R: 20' T: Device D: Concentration
Allows for the accessing of networks not connected to
the Cloud. Any network worth breaking into has ICE
patrolling its systems, always comparing activity
against Suspicion Profiles. However, there is a
40
[dice]-in-6 chance the program will hide you well
enough for ICE to ignore you.
Network::SignPost
R: 0’ T: Location D: [dice] days
The user is able to leave a [sum] length message within
the cloud, bound to their current location. This message
is viewable by all. Note, this is different from Message
Boards or AR advertisements, as those require a
dedicated device. This steals a bit of space from
surrounding devices to avoid the need of a hosting
device.
Network::Watchdog
R: 50’ T: Self D: [dice] hours
Detects devices/AI/ICE moving within Range and
alerts the user.
User::Blind
R: 20’ T: User D: Instant
When targeted against visual equipment, generates
blinding light which...uh, blinds the user for [dice]
rounds. Save negates. Cyberoptic implants count as
“visual equipment.”
User::Deafen
R: 20’ T: User D: Instant
When targeted against audio equipment, generates a
high pitched squelch that deafens the user for [dice]
rounds. Save negates. Cybercochlear implants count as
“audio equipment.”
User::Stun
R: 20’ T: User D: Instant
Generates a power loop feedback in the device of a
user, doing [sum] damage to the user. Save negates.