# Chippin' In

##### A Cyberpunk 2077 Conversion For D&D 5th Edition

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# Backgrounds

## Cyber Savant Cyberbiologists, Ripperdocs, "Chrome-Domes", and all that took an early interest in bodily modification, going so far as to take the scalpel to themselves or others with intent to surpass organic limits. ___ - **Skill Proficiencies:** Athletics, Medicine, Nature, Persuasion - **Tool Proficiencies:** smithing tools, Vehicles (land), Healers Kit - **Languages:** One of your choice - **Equipment:** Healers kit, soap, lamp, common clothes, blanket, a roll of bandages, smithing tools, a netrunner suit, an overpriced scalpel, and a belt pouch containing 10 GP #### Speciality During your time as a Cyber Savant, you handle your job in different ways in your profession. Choose your intended specialization, or roll on the table below. | d8 | Specialization | |:--:|:-------| | 1 | Cyberbiologist | | 2 | Nurse | | 3 | Doctor | | 4 | Trauma-Team Medic | | 5 | Ripperdoc | | 6 | Supervisor | #### Feature: Cyber-Technician Years of study and practice have left you with steady hands and the ability to swap meat for metal. At the DM's discretion, you can apply Cyberware to yourself and allies usually applied by a Ripperdoc. To do so you must expend half of the Eddies required by whichever part you're applying, as well as be in possession of a set of Doctor's or Ripperdoc's Tools. #### Suggested Characteristics As a Cyber Savant, Night City never changes but it can change you. You may stay sane or go insane from combat or from the sight of the injured people. | d8 | Personality Trait | |:--:| :-----------------| | 1 | I'm respectful and polite. | | 2 | I will never give up. | | 3 | Danger will not stop me from helping! | | 4 | I am always on the lookout for something that needs fixing. | | 5 | I'm haunted by memories of people I couldn't save... | | 6 | I have a sense of humor... sometimes an odd one. | | 7 | I have many stories of seeing serious injuries. | | 8 | I cannot sit still when there is so many more friends for me to make. | | d6 | Ideal | |:--:|:-----| | 1 | **Responsibility.** We will save lives, no matter the cost. (Lawful) | | 2 | **Greater Good.** We will sacrifice our lives if needed. (Good) | | 3 | **Independence.** We are not judges, our job is to save lives. (Neutral) | | 4 | **Soldier.** Sometimes to save a life, you must take a life. (any) | | 5 | **Solo.** Sometimes it's not worth risking my life for yours. (Evil) | | 6 | **Judge.** Listen, I'm the one who will decide if you live or not. (Chaotic) | | d6 | Bond | |:--:|:----| | 1 | I will risk my life to save another. | | 2 | I will never willingly leave anyone behind. | | 3 | The safety of my patients is my priority. | | 4 | I fight for those who cannot defend themselves. | | 5 | My family medical experience inspired me to save lives. | | 6 | I am all that remains of my team, and I will not rest until my fallen brothers and sisters have been avenged. | | d6 | Flaw | |:--:|:----| | 1 | My hesitation cost many people their lives. | | 2 | As long as the pay is good, I couldn't care less about the details. | | 3 | The injuries i've seen have haunted me. | | 4 | I will never forgive the enemy, even after it's all over. | | 5 | I can never get along with comrades that I dislike. | | 6 | I have no respect to anyone until they have proven themselves. |

BACKGROUNDS | CYBER SAVANT

\page ## Corpo Sympathiser Children of the wealthy, fathers of the one-percent, those that prefer the company of the wealthy, be it thanks to respect of those with a trust-fund, or safety in the presence of peers. Seasoned assets of international repute may be members of an international committee, or be employed by multinational companies for their experience in management and negotiating skills. ___ - **Skill Proficiencies:** Persuasion, Deception - **Tool Proficiencies:** Vehicles (land) - **Languages:** One of your choice - **Equipment:** A set of fine clothes in the form of a uniform, a personal document seal, a ream of stationary, an inkwell and quills, and a belt pouch containing 20 GP #### Feature: Familiar Face To the general public, those that see them on the news, Corpos show the least offensive and most well-groomed smile they possess. Once doors close and cameras shut down, however, Corpos face one another with a stare of knowledge, of power, of a man with a blade against your throat, waiting for the wrong, or maybe the right, words to come out of it. You know this face well, can recognize it, and mimic it. If you make a Persuasion or Deception check against any creature, you can choose to roll with advantage. You can do the same when rolling an Insight check against a person affiliated with a Corporation. You must finish a long rest before you can use this Feature again. #### Suggested Characteristics Corpo Sympathisers vary widely, coming from all walks of life and all arriving at the Mega-Corp from somewhere. | d8 | Personality Trait | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | I'm a misundertood genius and I make sure everyone knows it. | | 2 | I find myself perpetually tired from my work. | | 3 | I pretend to work hard so I have an excuse to play hard | | 4 | I believe violence is a last resort, we should use words first. | | 5 | I feel a need to stamp every document I own, whether official or otherwise. | | 6 | I tend to correct people when it comes to mistakes regarding factual information. | | 7 | I'm reluctantly adventuring. Talking to people and reviewing paperwork is more my speed.| | 8 | "I am a cranberry, thank you very much." (Loopy but functional)| | d6 | Ideal | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | **Voice.** The job gives me a platform for issues I hold dear to be heard. (Neutral) | | 2 | **Status.** I can use this position to further my standing above others, and use that power. (Evil) | | 3 | **Service.** I provide a much needed service for those who can't represent themselves. (Good)| | 4 | **Wealth.** I find that there is good money in this job. (Neutral) | | 5 | **Greed.** I bend deals in favor of the middleman, Myself. (Evil) | | 6 | **Justice.** I make it my goal to remain impartial as everyone deserves a fair-shake. (Lawful) | | d6 | Bond | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | A nobleman I was hired by. | | 2 | A merchant who needed my help and owes me a favor. | | 3 | I still fondly remember my place of employment, even if I might not be a part of them anymore. | | 4 | My current companions. | | 5 | I write my family letters weekly - they still don't know what I do. | | 6 | A Lawful (Good, Evil or Neutral) deity. | | d6 | Flaw | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | I feel a need to scrape extra profits off the top of any deal. | | 2 | I'm ashamed of my past and will lie like crazy to hide it. | | 3 | If I can't do it easily, it isn't worth doing. | | 4 | There is a paper-trail of something I've done. At least I'm sure there is. | | 5 | Too much excitement frightens/takes a toll on me. | | 6 | Cheating is the easiest way to win, so why shouldn't I? |

BACKGROUNDS | CORPO SYMPATHISER

\page ## Dropout Let’s face it, higher learning isn’t for everyone, and it definitely wasn't for you. You dropped out of a college, university, seminary, or other institute of knowledge, and have been trying to move on ever since. ___ - **Skill Proficiencies.** Choose two from the following: History, Medicine, Performance, Persuasion - **Tool Proficiencies.** Calligrapher's Supplies - **Languages.** One of your choice. - **Equipment.** Calligrapher's supplies, a set of common clothes in the school's colors, an insignia denoting your role at the school, an overpriced textbook, & a pouch containing 10 GP. #### Course Withdrawl No one quits school without a reason. Something forced you out, or led you to leave on your own. Choose a root cause or roll on the table below. | D8 | Course Withdrawl | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | I spent more time carousing than studying, and I quit before I was kicked out for poor marks. | | 2 | I didn’t get along with the teachers. Or the admins, or anyone else running the school.| | 3 | I should have been the one teaching the classes! It was all too easy for me.| | 4 | I had to take care of the people I care about - schooling could wait. | | 5 | I spent or lost my scholarship funds and couldn't pay for classes anymore. | | 6 | I cheated on my entrance exam, and left before they could find out.| | 7 | I was a legacy admission who never wanted to be there. I left at the first chance I got! | | 8 | A major social faux pas forced me to leave, or I'd be a laughingstock for the rest of my days there. | #### Feature: Student ID You retained a token of your former student status - a badge, scroll, or other form of identification marking you as a student. Many places will grant you access based on this identification - libraries, theaters, etc - and taverns may offer discounted food and lodging, at the DM's discretion. Anyone who attended the same institute of learning may be willing to give you an audience based on loyalty to their school, but someone from a rival school may treat you poorly. ``` ``` #### Suggested Characteristics Whether they see it as a mark of shame or of pride, most dropouts have a difficult relationship with their school days. Some let that failure define them, and some might see it as a springboard to a better future. | d8 | Personality Trait | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | I'm a misundertood genius and I make sure everyone knows it. | | 2 | I make fast friends and drop them just as quickly. | | 3 | I pretend to work hard so I have an excuse to play hard | | 4 | I love learning new things about obscure topics. | | 5 | I always have a great story about a classmate's shenanigans. | | 6 | Everything has an easy answer, if you look at it from the right angle. | | 7 | I am dedicated and focused in everything I do.| | 8 | Life's too short to take too seriously!| | d6 | Ideal | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | **Aspiration** Forget about the past! I'm going to make sure my future is better. (Any) | | 2 | **Apathy** Why put in extra effort when "good enough" does the job? (Neutral) | | 3 | **Knowledge** Information and education should be freely available to all. (Good)| | 4 | **Fairness** Hard work should earn an equal result. (Lawful)| | 5 | **Paranoia** Everyone is waiting to stab you in the back - I'll just have to take them down first. (Evil) | | 6 | **Inquiry** Question everything. Nothing is out of bounds when pursuing the truth. (Chaotic) | | d6 | Bond | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | I still keep in touch with a professor who truly believed in me. | | 2 | I will never forgive the person who ended my school career. | | 3 | I still remember the songs and traditions of my school, even if I'm not part of them anymore. | | 4 | It's not who you are, it's who you know - and I know everyone. | | 5 | I write my family letters weekly - they still don't know I quit. | | 6 | I admire an alumni of my school and hope to be like them some day. | | d6 | Flaw | |:-------:|:-----------| | 1 | If someone tells me what to do, I do the opposite. | | 2 | I'm ashamed of my past and will lie like crazy to hide it. | | 3 | If I can't do it easily, it isn't worth doing. | | 4 | I refuse to admit my mistakes. | | 5 | I never speak up, even to defend myself.| | 6 | Cheating is the easiest way to win, so why shouldn't I? |

BACKGROUNDS | DROPOUT

\page ## Nomad Cowboys, Scavengers, Smugglers, and just plain Travelers. Those that have made their way halfway across the planet and intend to make it halfway more. There is community to be found among these free-spirited Road-Ridden folk, as well as discrimination. The wild lands outside the cities have a lot to offer and gathering those goods was the way you made a living. Decide the nature of your profession or roll on the table below. Why did you leave that life to become an adventurer? ___ * **Skill Proficiencies.** Athletics, Nature * **Tool Proficiencies.** Engineer Kits, Toolboxes, Vehicles (land) * **Languages** One of your choice * **Equipment** A work knife, 50 feet of hemp rope, a stub of charcoal, a small diary, a set of travellers' clothes, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp #### Feature: Frequent Flyer As a Nomad and/or a Traveler, wherever you are, you've likely not been before, and likely won't remain for long. As consequence, you may have little to no stake in local conflicts, locals might not consider you very significant or threatening and might not give you a hard time where others may. In addition, when interacting with other Nomads, Travelers, or Frequent Flyers like yourself, they may very well find you comforting, or there may be familiarity to be had. When on the road, you can be sure to find safe and fairly priced housing in motels, and when in well populated environments, your status as a Foreigner may lighten or worsen the local perception of you at the DM's discretion. #### Alternate Feature: Exoticism A nomad's life is full and rich with music and tales to mesmerize a crowd. You live for the refinement of a tale, the discovery of a new song, and the applause of the crowd; not to mention all the coin it can bring. Your attire, accent, and traditions stand out and are unique, carrying the air of the mysterious and novel wherever you go. You can easily draw the attention of a crowd, whether you want it or not. #### Suggested Characteristics Whether you value a hard day’s work or not, you know what that kind of life is like. While some Nomads can be lazy and do what they can to get out of work, many are the first to step up and perform a task that needs to be done, even if it requires a few hours of backbreaking labor. Often a Nomad is proud of the work that they do, but some come to believe their professions take too much from nature. | d8 | Personality Trait | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I believe I work harder than anyone else. | | 2 | I am extremely careful with money. | | 3 | I listen to everyone else's opinion before I give my own. | | 4 | I enjoy learning about new technologies in my field. | | 5 | I believe every good job deserves a good reward. | | 6 | When I am in large crowds of people, I fidget. | | 7 | I use sayings my parents told me. | | 8 | I love a good dirty joke. | | d6 | Ideal | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | **Family.** Friends and family need come before everything else. (Neutral) | | 2 | **Power.** I take from the land as I would take anything from anyone too weak to resist. (Evil) | | 3 | **Community.** Working with my family, I am stronger and collect more rewards than I would alone. (Good) | | 4 | **Survival.** If you didn’t earn it, it’s not yours. (Neutral) | | 5 | **Generosity.** The rewards I get are for all to share. (Good) | | 6 | **Creativity.** I don't care how I approach a job, as long as it gets done. (Chaos) | | d6 | Bond | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I plan to be married as soon as I have enough money. | | 2 | My prize ride was stolen by a rival and I want it back. | | 3 | My best friend is in prison for a crime he did not commit. | | 4 | I will restore the lands from which I harvested too much. | | 5 | I always have a job waiting for me back home. | | 6 | My work tool has been in my family for generations. | | d6 | Flaw | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I often drink too much when I feel I've worked hard. | | 2 | I do not give in, even when I know I am wrong. | | 3 | I secretly worry about the effect my harvests have on the land. | | 4 | I borrow money with no intention of paying it back. | | 5 | I do not ask for help when I need it. | | 6 | I make fun of people for not knowing the things I know. |

BACKGROUNDS | NOMAD

\page ## Street-Kid The Children of the 99%, raised on smoke and food produced in a laboratory. Those that grew up in urban environments, and that understand the chaos of the streets, where to find sanctuary, and trouble, between the neon signs and adverts for sodas. You grew up on the streets alone, orphaned, or poor, You had no one to watch over you or to provide for you, so you learned to provide for yourself. You fought fiercely over food and kept a constant watch out for other desperate souls who might steal from you. You slept on rooftops and in alleyways, exposed to the elements, and endured sickness without the advantage of medicine or a place to recuperate. You've survived despite all odds, and did so through cunning, strength, speed, or some combination of each. You begin your adventuring career with enough money to live modestly but securely for at least ten days. How did you come by that money? What allowed you to break free of your desperate circumstances and embark on a better life? ___ * **Skill Proficiencies.** Athletics, Intimidation, Sleight of Hand, Stealth * **Tool Proficiencies.** Thieves' Tools, Disguise Kits, Toolboxes, Vehicles (land) * **Languages** Thieves' Cant, One of your choice * **Equipment** A small handgun, a map of the city you grew up in, a photo or token to remember a loved one by, a set of ragged common clothes, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp #### Feature: Street Smart Having familiarized yourself with the discord of the urban world, you know how to navigate sticky situations and it shows. You have Advantage on Intelligence checks to recall information about the city you were raised in. In addition, when interacting with people native to urban environments who are unaffiliated with a Corporation, if you make a Persuasion, Intimidation, or Deception check, you may do so with advantage, however must finish a long rest before you can do so again. #### Suggested Characteristics Street-Kids are shaped by lives of desperate poverty and violence, for good and for ill. They tend to be driven either by a commitment to the people with whom they shared life on the street or by a burning desire to find a better life and maybe get some payback on all the rich corpo fat-cats who treated them badly. | d8 | Personality Trait | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I hide scraps of ammo and trinkets away in my pockets. | | 2 | I am extremely careful with money. | | 3 | I like to squeeze into small places where no one else can get to me. | | 4 | I enjoy learning about new technologies in my field. | | 5 | I believe every good job deserves a fair cut. | | 6 | When I am in large open spaces, I fidget. | | 7 | I think anyone who's nice to me is hiding evil intent. | | 8 | I bluntly say what other people are hinting at or hiding. | | d8 | Ideal | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | **Respect.** All people, rich or poor, deserve respect. (Good) | | 2 | **Change.** The low are lifted up, and the high and mighty are brought down. Change is the nature of things. (Chaotic) | | 3 | **Crew.** We have to take care of each other, because no one else is going to do it. (Lawful) | | 4 | **Survival.** If you didn’t earn it, it’s not yours. (Neutral) | | 5 | **Retribution.** The rich need to be shown what life and death are like in the gutters. (Evil) | | 6 | **Creativity.** I don't care how I approach a job, as long as it gets done. (Chaotic) | | 7 | **People.** I help the people who help me-that's what keeps us alive. (Neutral) | | 8 | **Legend.** I'm going to prove that I'm worthy of a better life. (Any) | | d8 | Bond | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I plan to be married as soon as I have enough money. | | 2 | My prize ride was stolen by a rival and I want it back. | | 3 | My best friend is in prison for a crime he did not commit. | | 4 | My town or city is my home, and I'll fight to defend it. | | 5 | I owe a debt I can never repay to the person who took pity on me. | | 6 | No one else should have to endure the hardships I've been through. | | 7 | I sponsor an orphanage to keep others from enduring what I was forced to endure. | | 8 | I escaped my life of poverty by robbing an important Corpo, and I'm wanted for it. | | d8 | Flaw | |:---:|:------------| | 1 | I often drink too much when I feel I've worked hard. | | 2 | I do not give in, even when I know I am wrong. | | 3 | If I'm outnumbered, I will run away from a fight. | | 4 | I borrow money with no intention of paying it back. | | 5 | I'd rather kill someone in their sleep then fight fair. | | 6 | I make fun of people for not knowing the things I know. | | 7 | It's not stealing if I need it more than someone else. | | 8 | People who can't take care of themselves get what they deserve. |

BACKGROUNDS | STREET-KID

\page ## The Chair jockey

##### The Chair Jockey | Level | Proficiency Bonus | Features | Hacks Known |OS Limit | RAM | Will | |:---:|:---:|:---|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | 1st | +2 | Remote Hacking, Access Devices, Cyberware | 2 | 2 | 8 |5| | 2nd | +2 | Moral Compass | 4 | 2 | 10 |5| | 3rd | +2 | ─ | 6 | 2 |16|5| | 4th | +2 | Ability Score Improvement | 8 | 2 |18|5| | 5th | +3 | - | 10 | 4 |22 |10| | 6th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement, Life Path Feature | 12 | 4 |24|10| | 7th | +3 | ─ | 14 | 4 | 26|10| | 8th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement | 16 | 4 |28|10| | 9th | +4 | ─ | 18 | 6 |32|15| | 10th | +4 | ─ | 20 | 6 |34|15| | 11th | +4 | ─ | 22 | 6 |36|15| | 12th | +4 | Ability Score Improvement |24| 6 |38|15| | 13th | +5 | ─ | 26 | 8 |42|20| | 14th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement, Life Path Feature | 28 | 8 |44|20| | 15th | +5 | ─ | 30 | 8 |46|20| | 16th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement | 32 | 8 |48|20| | 17th | +6 | ─ | 34 | 10 |52|25| | 18th | +6 | Net Adept | 35 | 10 |54|25| | 19th | +6 | Ability Score Improvement | 38 | 10 |56|25| | 20th | +6 | Net Mastery | 40 | 10 |58|25|

## Class Features As a Chair Jockey, you gain the following class features #### Hit Points ___ - **Hit Dice:** 1d6 per Chair Jockey level - **Hit Points at 1st Level:** 6 + your Constitution modifier - **Hit Points at Higher Levels:** 1d6 (or 4) + your Constitution modifier per Chair Jockey level after 1st #### Proficiencies ___ - **Tools:** Consoles - **Saving Throws:** Intelligence, Wisdom - **Skills:** Choose two from Investigation, History, Nature, Persuasion, Deception, Stealth, or Sleight of Hand #### Equipment You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background: ___ - • *(a)* a common pistol - • *(a)* five viral shards or *(b)* five crash shards - • *(a)* a concealed portable drive - • *(a)* a personal link installed in your wrist ``` ``` #### Multiclassing Requirements ___ - An intelligence score of 13 #### Proficiencies Gained from Multiclassing ___ - **Tools:** Work stations, Computers, Machines ## Remote Hacking As a Chair Jockey, you've had experience jacked into a chair, your mind being thrust through the net. You know how to navigate and manipulate the world from a single location with nothing but a keyboard and a connection. When connected to a chair or at a work station or computer you can use your knowledge of hacking to apply hacks to people and devices you can access. At level one you know how to reliably perform 2 hacks. You learn more as you level up. You can make a hacking check to hack into a person or device as a bonus action. Your Remote Hacking roll modifier is your prof. bonus + int. Modifier. Your Remote Hacking Save DC is 8 + Prof. Bonus + Int. Modifier. Hacked people/objects count as Accessed Devices. Jacking into someone/something physically automatically accesses it. You can have a # of people/objects combined hacked at a time = your prof. bonus plus your int. modifier. \page > ##### Your Home Console > Consoles are devices you jack into to access your allies or nearby devices and through them access others and etc. > These Include devices such as computers, wireless printers, and even outlets that you must manually jack into to access. Many Netrunners and Chair Jockeys have a "Chair" of their own, a console with which they carry out a majority of their hacks. Such Consoles are called "Home Consoles". To make a Console your "Home Console" you must either use the same Console to carry out at least one hack a day for 6 months, OR the Console must have designed by you, or specifically for you with input from you on what you require as far as specs and other accomodations. When jacked into a Home Console of yours, your Proficiency Bonus is doubled. ## Access Devices: You know how to access machines and people as though you were with them from the safety of your chair. At first level you gain the following benefits: - Accessed Devices: Accessed Devices are, plainly, devices you have accessed. Once a device is accessed, you may perform a hack. Hacks specify what they require of the device or of you to be performed. You may access a # of devices equal to your proficiency bonus + your int. Modifier at a time. Again, Jacking into someone/something physically with your personal link automatically accesses it. - Four-Eyed Stare: As a bonus action, you may access the vision of your allies, granting you a perception identical to the sum of theirs, and when you are, the eyes of the person count as Accessed Devices but the eyes of allies do not count toward your Devices Limit. Allies you're seeing through can Jack into things/people for you, treating their jack as your own. - Top-Down: From an Accessed Device, as an action, you may try to produce a map of the area the device is in. When doing this, make a Remote Hacking Check. At the DM's discretion, you may succeed at producing a map from the net. For Example, if you are seeing through an Allies eyes and they enter an unfamiliar apartment, you may try to find a map of the apartment. Say in total you roll a 9, but the DM says an apartment's floor plan is barely a google search away and very easy for someone of your talents, and you successfully recieve a floor plan. When you recieve such a floor plan, the information is only percieved by you, and anything it contains may have to be relayed verbally or otherwise should you wish to share it. The map comes in the form of a floor-plan and does not include locations of devices or people in the same building or area. - Tendrils of the Net: From devices you've accessed, you may access other devices and people within 30 feet of the device you've accessed. When trying to access a mechanical object, as an action, make a Remote Hacking check. At the DM's discretion, you will have accessed it. When accessing a person, they must make an intelligence save against your save DC. If they fail, you will have successfully accessed them as well, granting you the effects of Four-Eyed stare and rendering them an Accessed Device.

##### OS Limits and RAM Your Chair Jockey has an **OS Limit** and an amount of **RAM** as determined by their level on the class table. Every hack has a RAM cost, how much RAM it takes to perform the hack. The hack specifies this cost in its description. An OS Limit is how much RAM you can spend on a hack at once. For example, say I were playing a Level 4 Chair Jockey. I would have 18 RAM but an OS Limit of 2. Let's say I have a hack that costs 1 RAM to perform, and another that costs 2 RAM to perform. If I wanted, I could spend my RAM performing the first hack 18 times, or the second hack 9 times, or the first hack 10 times and the second hack 4 times, in whatever combination, but because my OS Limit is 2, I can't perform a hack that costs 3 RAM because it would simply be too much for my system. At the end of every **Long Rest**, you regain all of your spent RAM.

## Moral Compasses: Depending on your upbringing, your personal set of beliefs, or how the world has forged you, you may possess a different set of morals... At level two, select which of the follwing suit you best: ## Cyberware Having lived in a world in which Cybernetic enhancement is more common than not, you're very likely to not only have been exposed to Cybernetic Modifications, but to have made some to yourself. At first Level you can choose to start with no Cyberware, or as much as you'd like, keeping in mind that with every Cybernetic Modification you make, you lose a bit of "Humanity". "Humanity" is calculated by adding your Constitution modifier to your "Will", marked on your class table. The total is your "Humanity". Every piece of Cyberware specifies how much "Humanity" it takes to make the modification. If all of your modifications combined meet or exceed your Humanity, you may very well fall to a mental phenomenon referred to as "Cyber-Psychosis", best avoided... \page ## The 1-Percenter Maybe you were born wealthy, earned your wealth, or stole your wealth, or maybe you're not wealthy at all, but still wield respect for the successful, awe for the cold and heartless, and seek such a thing yourself. This may be your moral compass: - At 2nd Level you gain the "Pickpocket" hack if you do not already have it, and it does not count against your number of hacks known. When performing the hack "Pickpocket", the victim has disadvantage on their save to resist it, and you may roll the d% to see how much you take from their bank account with advantage. In addition, at 2nd level, if you reduce a creature's hp to 0 by way of a hack, you automatically perform the hack "Pickpocket" on them just before they fall, taking what you can before you move on. - at 6th level, your respect for corporations fuels your hacks. You have advantage on ALL remote hacking checks against people and devices who are not associated with a corporation, and when you deal damage to someone unassociated with a corporation, you may re-roll the lowest damage die you roll and choose which roll to keep. - at 14th level your time working for or admiring corporations has seen you produce a pair of mechanical bodygaurds. As an action, you can place two metal plates upon the ground. After you do, they spring upward, shifting and growing in the air, landing in the form of 2 Robotic bodygaurds. These robots listen to your every word and will spend all of their actions seeing to your orders as best they can. If you've not given an order they will simply defend you. If there is no present danger they will stand watch within 10 feet of you. The gaurds last until they both are defeated, however you must finish a long rest before you can summon them again, and may only have 2 summoned at once. ## The Street-Kid Maybe you were born to the streets, maybe you moved to them. Maybe you don't live in an urban place at all but you respect the troubles of the folks that do. You may be a street kid, and here's what they have: - at 2nd Level, when you attempt to acrue a map of an area such as an apartment, a neighbourhood, a low-end home or anything unaffiliated with a Corporation, you have advantage on the Remote Hacking check to do so, in addition, at 2nd Level, when you successfully acrue a map of an apartment, house, room, or building smaller than an entire neighbourhood, the map includes locations of people within the noted complex. - at 6th Level, the unity and family you've had to maintain or watch be maintained to survive on the street inspires your hacks. As a reaction you can grant an ally who's sight you currently have under your Four-Eyed stare advantage on an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw. You must do so before they make the roll. You can do this a # of times equal to your intelligence modifier, and regain all uses of this feature when you finish a long rest. - at 14th Level your time spent struggling or witnessing struggle has left you with a passive, smoldering rage. When your Hit Points are brought to 0 and you are rendered unconscious but still alive, you can choose to come back into consciousness with 1 Hit Point. After doing this once, you must finish a long rest before you can do it again. ## The Wanderer Maybe you're a Nomad hailing from the Badlands, maybe you just don't like to Affiliate yourself, maybe you do hacks for anyone who pays well enough. Regardless of why you wander, this may be your Moral Compass. - at 2nd Level, you learn the "Irregulate" hack, if you didn't already have it, and it does not count toward your # of hacks known. When performing the "Irregulate" hack, the Victim has disadvantage on their saving throw to resist it. In addition, at 2nd Level, you gain proficiency with vehicles and maneuvering cars, AND can use the technological makeup of most vehicles as a Console, jacking directly into the workings underneath the wheel. - at 6th level, your unwavering independence starts to affect how you hack... Once per long rest, you can add your Charisma modifier to Remote Hacking checks of any kind. - at 14th Level your varied experience has seen you interacting with all kinds of people, you've started to notice patterns... Once per long rest, When attempting to locate a specific person or object, you can have them make an intelligence save against your Remote Hacking DC. If it is an object, it automatically fails. If it is a person or object protected by another hacker or firewall, it makes the save. If it is a person or object with which you are familiar, they have disadvantage on the save. You automatically know the location of people or objects that have failed the save, you learn nothing about those that succeed. ## Net Adept Starting at 18th Level, whenever you are targeted by a hack that has you make a saving throw and you succeed, you immediately know the location of the hacker responsible. ## Net Mastery Starting at 20th Level, your time as a Chair Jockey has familiarized you with every hack there is to perform. As a result, whenever you, an ally under your Four-Eyed Stare, or an object or creature you've accessed are targeted by a hack, you immediately know the name of the hack. If the hack has you or the targeted object/creature make a saving throw, you or they have advantage, and if the hack has the hacker make a hacking check, they have disadvantage. \page ## The Martial

##### The Martial |Level | Proficiency Bonus | Features | Will | |:---:|:---:|:---|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | 1st | +2 | Motivation, Resistance, Cyberware | 20 | | 2nd | +2 | Commit | 20 | | 3rd | +2 | Obsession | 20 | | 4th | +2 | Ability Score Improvement | 20 | | 5th | +3 | Extra Attack | 30 | | 6th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement | 30 | | 7th | +3 | Obsession Feature | 30 | | 8th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement | 30 | | 9th | +4 | ─ | 40 | | 10th | +4 | Obsession Feature | 40 | | 11th | +4 | Extra Attack (2) | 40 | | 12th | +4 | Ability Score Improvement |40| | 13th | +5 | ─ | 50 | | 14th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement | 50 | | 15th | +5 | Obsession Feature | 50 | | 16th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement | 50 | | 17th | +6 | ─ | 60 | 18th | +6 | Obsession Feature | 60 | 19th | +6 | Ability Score Improvement | 60 | | 20th | +6 | Extra Attack (3) | 60 |

## Class Features As a Martial, you gain the following class features #### Hit Points ___ - **Hit Dice:** 1d10 per Martial level - **Hit Points at 1st Level:** 10 + your Constitution modifier - **Hit Points at Higher Levels:** 1d10 (or 6) + your Constitution modifier per Martial level after 1st #### Proficiencies ___ - **Armor:** All Armor - **Weapons:** Simple weapons, Martial Weapons, Cybernetic Weaponry. - **Tools:** None - **Saving Throws:** Strength, Dexterity - **Skills:** Choose two from Athletics, Acrobatics, Intimidation, or Perception ``` ``` ##### Equipment You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background: ___ - • *(a)* a personal link installed in your wrist - • *(a)* a simple pistol or *(b)* any simple melee weapon - • *(a)* an Automatic Rifle or *(b)* any bladed weapon #### Multiclassing Requirements A Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution Score of 13. #### Proficiencies gained from multiclassing: Martial and simple weapons, Cybernetic Weaponry. ## Motivation The reason one fights varies from person to person, their history shaping who they are, why they do what they do, and *how*. At 1st Level, you choose one of the following to be yours: - Ranger: Maybe you were a nomad, hunting what remained of the wildlife down in the Badlands, maybe a lawman used to a pistol. Regardless, ranged weapons are your forte, and you gain a flat +2 to all ranged attack rolls. \page - Boxer: Maybe you were a boxer, a member of the animals, or maybe your parents were just *really* bad. Regardless, when you make an unarmed strike as an action, you may make another as a bonus action. - Dual-Weapon Fighter: Maybe you were trained to handle two blades at once, maybe two attackers at once, or maybe it's just a hobby. Regardless, when wielding two one-handed weapons at once, your AC increases by 2. - Dueler: When an attacker within your melee range misses you with a melee attack, you can use your reaction to make a single melee attack against them. ### Resistance At 1st Level, once per long rest, as a reaction, upon a single instance of damage, you may roll 1d8 + your Constitution Modifier + Half your Martial Level rounded up and reduce the damage by that much. ## Cyberware Having lived in a world in which Cybernetic enhancement is more common than not, you're very likely to not only have been exposed to Cybernetic Modifications, but to have made some to yourself. At first Level you can choose to start with no Cyberware, or as much as you'd like, keeping in mind that with every Cybernetic Modification you make, you lose a bit of "Humanity". "Humanity" is calculated by adding your Constitution modifier to your "Will", marked on your class table. The total is your "Humanity". Every piece of Cyberware specifies how much "Humanity" it takes to make the modification. If all of your modifications combined meet or exceed your Humanity, you may very well fall to a mental phenomenon referred to as "Cyber-Psychosis", best avoided... ### Commit Starting at 2nd Level, you learn to momentarily forget hesitation and fling all you have into a single moment. Once per long rest you may take a second action on one of your turns. ### Obsession Starting at 3rd Level, you've grown attached to a certain style of fighting... Regardless of what it is, it has you hooked, and you may choose one of the following: ## Guns Maybe taking the wings off of a fly with a bullet from across a megacomplex gives you an unrivaled sense of capability. Maybe carrying 7 pistols in holsters strapped to your chest is the only way you feel safe enough to walk down the street. Regardless, guns grant you a sense of self, and the following: - At 3rd level 19's count as Crits as well as 20's whenever you make a ranged attack roll with a weapon with which you are proficient. In addition, whenever you wield a firearm with which you are proficient, it's effective range is doubled, and you can reload such weapons as a bonus action. - At 7th Level, when rolling damage for a firearm with which you are proficient, you may re-roll the lowest of the damage die and choose which to keep. In addition, your ranged attack rolls now ignore half and 3/4 cover. - At 15th level, 18's count as Crits as well as 19's and 20's whenever you make a ranged attack roll with a weapon with which you are proficient. - At 18th Level, Whenever you use an action to make a ranged attack roll, you may use your bonus action to make an additional ranged attack roll. ## Blades: Leaping into a field of gun-toating enemies with nothing but a sword and your sense was something mother specifically advised against doing... But now, it grants you a sense of capability, and the following: - At 3rd Level 19's count as Crits as well as 20's whenever making a melee attack roll with a bladed weapon with which you are proficient. In addition, when wielding a bladed weapon with which you are proficient, your movement speed increases by 10 feet (Increases to 20 ft at 15th level and 30 at 18th.) - At 7th Level, when rolling damage for a bladed weapon with which you are proficient, you may re-roll the lowest of the damage die and choose which to keep. In addition, whenever you make a melee attack roll with a bladed weapon with which you are proficient as an action, you may dash or dodge as your bonus action. - At 15th Level 18's count as Crits as well as 19's and 20's when making a melee attack roll with a bladed weapon with which you are proficient. In addition, when wielding a bladed weapon with which you are proficient, your movement speed increases by 20 feet (Increases to 30 ft at 18th Level) - At 18th Level when wielding a bladed weapon with which you are proficient, your movement speed increases by 30 ft. In addition, once per long rest, whenever you miss a melee attack with a bladed wepaon with which you are proficient, you can instead hit. ## Fisticuffs: Maybe denting skulls with your knuckles makes you feel impenitrable, maybe the art and flow of combat is just as important to you as the feel. Maybe you just wanna stop a moving car with a kick. Regardless, engaging in fisticuffs grants you a sense of power, and the following: - At 3rd Level 19's count as Crits as well as 20's whenever rolling to hit with an unarmed strike. In addition, your unarmed strikes deal 1d4 damage (changes to 1d8 at 7th Level, then 1d10 at 15th, and 1d12 at 18th). This unarmed die is added to the existing damage die of the Gorilla fists if you are using them. - At 7th Level, when rolling damage for an unarmed strike, you may re-roll the lowest of the damage die and choose which to keep. In addition, your unarmed strikes now deal 1d8 upon a hit (changes to 1d10 at 15th Level, and 1d12 at 18th.) \page - At 15th Level 18's count as Crits as well as 19's and 20's when making an attack roll to hit with unarmed strike, and your unarmed strikes now deal 1d10 upon a hit. (changes to 1d12 at 18th Level) - At 18th Level, once per long rest, when you hit with an unarmed strike, you can choose to make the attack a crit. When you do this, the creature you hit is also stunned until the beginning of your next turn. In addition, your unarmed strikes now deal 1d12 upon a hit. ## Extra Attack Starting at 5th Level, whenever you take the attack action on your turn, you can attack twice instead of once. (This increases to three times at 11th Level and Four times at 20th Level) \page ## The Netrunner

##### The Netrunner | Level | Proficiency Bonus | Features | Hacks Known |OS Limit|RAM|Will | Netdie | |:---:|:---:|:---|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | 1st | +2 | Quick Hacking, Cyberware, Netdie | 1 |1| 2 |10|d4| | 2nd | +2 | ─ | 2 | 1 | 3 |10|d4| | 3rd | +2 | Occupation | 3 | 2| 6 |10|d4| | 4th | +2 | Ability Score Improvement | 4 |2| 7 |10|d4| | 5th | +3 | Net Die Improvement | 5 |3 | 9 |15|d6| | 6th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement | 6 |3 | 10 |15|d6| | 7th | +3 | Occupation Feature | 7 |4 | 11 |15|d6| | 8th | +3 | Ability Score Improvement | 8 | 4 | 12 |15|d6| | 9th | +4 | Netdie Improvement | 9 | 5| 14 |20|d8| | 10th | +4 | ─ | 10 | 5| 15|20|d8| | 11th | +4 | Occupation Feature | 11 | 6 | 16 |20|d8| | 12th | +4 | Ability Score Improvement |12| 6 | 17 |20|d8| | 13th | +5 | Netdie Improvement | 13 |7 | 18 |25|d10| | 14th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement | 14 |7 | 19 |25|d10| | 15th | +5 | Occupation Feature | 15 | 8 | 20 |25|d10| | 16th | +5 | Ability Score Improvement | 16 | 8| 21 |25|d10| | 17th | +6 | Netdie Improvement | 17 | 9 | 22 |30|d12| | 18th | +6 | ─ | 18 | 9 | 23 |30|d12| | 19th | +6 | Ability Score Improvement | 19 | 10 | 24 |30|d12| | 20th | +6 | Lucky Break | 20 | 10 | 25 |30|d12|

## Class Features As a Netrunner, you gain the following class features #### Hit Points ___ - **Hit Dice:** 1d8 per Netrunner level - **Hit Points at 1st Level:** 8 + your Constitution modifier - **Hit Points at Higher Levels:** 1d8 (or 5) + your Constitution modifier per Netrunner level after 1st #### Proficiencies ___ - **Armor:** Light and Medium - **Weapons:** Simple wepaoms - **Tools:** Thieves' Tools, Investigator's Tools ___ - **Saving Throws:** Dexterity, Intelligence - **Skills:** Choose two from Investigation, History, Stealth, Acrobatics, Persuasion, or Sleight of Hand #### Equipment You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment granted by your background: - *(a)* a simple pistol or *(b)* two daggers - *(a)* five viral shards *(b)* five crash shards - a portable wireless device with which you may access nearby devices. - a personal link installed in your wrist #### Multiclassing Requirements A dexterity or intelligence score of 13
#### proficiencies gained from multiclassing: Simple Weapons and Thieves' Tools ## Quick Hacking: As a Netrunner, you've grown familiar with technology and can access it and have your way with it so long as it's near you and you've got some kind of connection to it. At Level one you can reliably perform 1 hack, and you learn more as you improve. Your Quick Hacking roll Modifier is your prof. bonus + your int. Modifier, and your Quck Hacking Save DC is 8 + Prof. Bonus + Int. modifier. You can hack a # of people/devices combined equal to your int. modifier. \page - If you can see a device or person that is within 30 feet of you, you can try to Quick Hack it. As a bonus action, make a Quick Hacking check. Upon a success, you will have accessed the device and can then apply one of your known hacks to it. Hacks specify what they require of the device and of you to be performed. Once a hacked person or object exits the 30 foot radius, they are no longer hacked. ## Cyberware Having lived in a world in which Cybernetic enhancement is more common than not, you're very likely to not only have been exposed to Cybernetic Modifications, but to have made some to yourself. At first Level you can choose to start with no Cyberware, or as much as you'd like, keeping in mind that with every Cybernetic Modification you make, you lose a bit of "Humanity". "Humanity" is calculated by adding your Constitution modifier to your "Will", marked on your class table. The total is your "Humanity". Every piece of Cyberware specifies how much "Humanity" it takes to make the modification. If all of your modifications combined meet or exceed your Humanity, you may very well fall to a mental phenomenon referred to as "Cyber-Psychosis", best avoided... ## Netdie: At 1st Level you gain a Netdie, a d4. This increases to at 5th level to a d6, 9th to a d8, 13th a d10, and 17th a d12. Using your Netdie you can do the following a # of times equal to your proficiency bonus. - When an enemy makes an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check within 30 feet of you, you can roll your Netdie and subtract the number rolled from the attack roll - When you or an ally you're aware of makes an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check, you can roll your Netdie and add the number rolled to the roll. - When you roll damage, you can roll your Netdie in addition to the damagedie and count the number rolled in the total damage ## Occupation: Most Netrunners do what they do because they're getting paid. Some are detectives, police, some under the arm of a corporation or protecting a gang stronghold. Regardless, typically Netrunners come down a line of work, one of the following: ## Investigation Maybe you're a detective, a cop, or just plain clever. Regardless, your job as an investigator has given you perception unrivaled in addition to the following: - Starting at 3rd Level, you gain a flat +2 to all investigation, perception, and Insight checks. In addition, for 24 hours after hacking someone, you always know where they are unless they enter the radius of a jammer or otherwise lose your signal, at which time you immediately know that you've lost connection and where they were last. This effect is only applied to the most recent person you've hacked. - At 7th Level your motivation to seek the truth keeps you hearty. As a reaction, when you take a single instant of damage, you can spend a use of your Netdie and reduce the damage taken by the number rolled. - At 11th Level you've developed some muscle memory in your hacking. When performing a hack that takes an action to perform, you can spend a use of your Netdie and instead perform it as a bonus action. - At 15th Level you've "seen it all", as so many veterans in your field say. You cannot be surprised and roll initiative along with and take your turn on enemy surprise rounds. ## Net Security Maybe a corporation has installed you as their sole security officer in their server room, maybe a gang is digitally laundering eddies and wants them protected, regardless, your time in security has taught you what it means to be patient in addition to the following: - Starting at 3rd Level you can spend 10 minutes for every 2500 sq ft of a room converting it into a "Hole". When in a Hole of yours, using your Netdie DOES NOT consume actual uses of your Netdie and you gain a +5 to initiative. You can only have one Hole at a time, however if you sleep somewhere at least three times a week for 6 months, it becomes a Hole of yours that does not count against how many you can have at once. - At 7th Level, when enemies enter a "Hole" of yours, you are immediately alerted. You also have advantage on all stealth and Sleight of Hand checks when in an area classified as your Hole. - At 11th Level, your knowledge of security has also educated you on breaching security. You have advantage on all Quick Hacking Checks to open doors, break locks, or deactivate alarms. You also have advantage on all checks involving Thieves' tools. - At 18th Level you've mastered both establishing and breaching security. If you hack into a device in a building, you can expend a use of your Netdie to immediately understand the layout and flaws of the building, granting it the features of a Hole of yours. In addition, any prior Hostile Security Systems deactivate once you've done this. ## Lucky Break Starting at 20th Level, whenever you roll iniative with half or less than half of your Netdie uses remaining, you regain 3. \page

##### Simple Weapons | Weapon |Rate of Fire|Magazine size |Price |damage|range| |:---:|:---:|:---| | Semi-Automatic Pistol | 1 | 8 |250|d8|60/120 ft| | Revolver | 1 | 6 |250|d8|100/250 ft| | Semi-Automatic Rifle | 1 | 10 |300 |d10|250/300 ft| | Dagger | ─ | ─ |10|d4|5 ft| | Machete | ─ | ─ |100 |d8|5 ft| | Bat | ─ | ─ |20 |d6|5 ft| | Staff | ─ | ─ |300 |d6, versatile d8|5 ft| | Simple Shotgun | 1 | 6 |4000 |2d12|10/20 ft|

##### Martial Weapons | Weapon |Rate of Fire|Magazine size |Price |damage|range| |:---:|:---:|:---| | Automatic Pistol | 3 | 18 |500|d4|60/120 ft| | Corporate Handgun | d4 | 12 |1000|d10|120/250 ft| | Automatic Rifle | d8 | 60 |5000 |d6|220/280 ft| | Katana | ─ | ─ |1000|d10, versatile d12|5 ft| | Spiked bat | ─ | ─ |1000 |d10|5 ft| | Baton | ─ | ─ |800 |d10|5 ft| | Wakizashi | ─ | ─ |800 |d6, versatile d8|5 ft| | Folding Blade | ─ | ─ |2000 |d10, versatile d12|5 ft| | Pop-Staff | ─ | ─ |800 |d6, versatile d8|5 ft| | Sniper Rifle | 1 | 4 |6000 |d10|500/1000 ft|

##### Items | Item |Description |Price | |:---:|:---:|:---| | Viral Shard | Shard, injectable into a person or robot's input in the back of their head. Once injected, this shard grants the recipient disadvantage on Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution checks, and, starting when it is first injected, forces the recipient to make a con save once every 24 hours, taking 6d6 poison damage on a failed save and half as much on a successful save. Effects last until shard is removed or the virus is neutralized. If injected into machinery including robots, the machinery is rendered inactive until the shard is removed | 100 | | Crash Shard | Shard, injectable into a person or robot's input in the back of their head. Once injected, this shard has the creature make a constitution save. Upon a failure, the creature's system crashes and they are rendered unconscious. Upon a success, the shard breaks and the creature is alerted of the attempt if they were not aware already. | 100 | | Personality Shard | A person's personality and digital construct replicated onto a shard. If injected into a creature, the creature can see and communicate with the personality within. If injected into a robot or otherwise empty body, the personality will occupy the body until the shard is removed. If kept in the input of a creature for 3 weeks without removal, however, the personality occupies the creature's body as well. | 50000 |

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##### Items | Item |Description |Price | |:---:|:---:|:---| | Hypo | Injectable adrenaline and healing stimulant, heals 1d6+2 HP when injected into the body of a creature as an action. | 250 | | MaxDoc v.1.0 | Early Medicinal Inhaler, heals 2d6+4 HP when inhaled as an action. | 500 | | MaxDoc v.1.0.2 | Recent Medicinal Inhaler, heals 3d6+6 HP when inhaled as an action. | 1000 |

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## Cyberware

As a Chair Jockey, when you visit a "Ripperdoc", a doctor specializing in biomechanical modification, you may have the follwing Cybernetic modifications performed on your body. However, every piece of Cyberwear comes at two prices, an actual one involving currency, and another involving "Humanity", the sum of your body's will, hardiness, and connection to humanity's moral compass. Once you are too much machine than man, you very well may suffer from something called "Cyber-Psychosis", a phenomenon in which a person finds themselves lacking in humanity and falls to madness. Common among chrome junkies. Some Cybernetics overlap. You cannot have two such cybernetics applied at once. Your maximum Humanity is calculated by your Will, detailed in your class table, plus your constitution modifier. - Infralenses, toggle Infra-red vision, a reading of heat. Cost: 2100 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 3 - Low Light Lenses, toggle Night-Vision, allowing sight in dark/obscured areas. Cost: 2000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 3 - Subepidermal Plating, (Minimum Constitution of 13) makes armor class 12+Dex Mod. Cost: 5000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 6 - Net Lenses, (Minimum intelligence of 12) Eyes connected to the Net, get readings on people's social media, identities, and criminal records provided you can see them and they are within 30 feet of you. Cost: 2000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 3 - Roller Heels, (Minimum Dex Score of 12) increases movement speed by 20 feet. Cost: 5000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 9 - Monowire, Melee weapon, sharp wire concealed in one's forearm, reach: 10 feet, damage upon a hit: 2d6 slashing. Cost: 12000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 10 - Mantis Blades, (Minimum Dexterity of 13) Melee Weapon, sharp blades concealed in one's forearm, reach: 5 ft, damage upon a hit: 2d10 piercing. Cost: 25000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 11 - Gorilla Arms, (Minimum Strength of 13) grants advantage on strength checks involving your arms, increases unarmed strike damage by 2d10 bludgeoning. Cost: 25000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 12 - Cybernetic Immune System: Veins hit by the genetic scalpel, grants advantage on ALL constitution checks. Cost: 11000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 8 - Titanium Skeleton: A sub-epidermal layer of impenitrable metal. Makes your AC 19 but grants disadvantage on Stealth checks and if you go a night without sleep you automatically fail your constitution check to resist exhaustion and gain 2 points instead of 1. Cost: 25000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 12 ``` ``` - Chrome Tail: a long limb protruding from your back that can be used as an additional arm. Reach: 5 feet. Cost: 13000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 9 - Hex Face: A crossed pattern of red lights resembling spiders' eyes engraved in your skull, replacing your eyes. Grant advantage on all perception checks involving sight, allow you to toggle between normal, thermal and night vision, and grant a flat +3 to intimidation checks. Cost: 20000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity, 15 - Retractable Visor: two inch-long protrusions of metal are placed at the sides of your head. As a free action you can produce a visor from them that slides out and overwhelms your eyes like a set of glasses. When these are out you have advantage on perception, investigation, and insight checks. Cost: 8000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 8 - Reinforced Tendons: Artificial nerves and muscles replacing those in your ankles. With this Cyberware equipped, all fall damage you take is reduced by a number equal to 5 times your total level. Cost: 11000 Eddies, Loss of Humanity: 9 Many of these can be upgraded at the DM's discretion. If you wish to pursue cybernetic modification to its end, do so at your own risk... ## Firearms in Combat: ### Rate of Fire The rate of fire of a firearm is how many bullets the gun unloads in one action. When firing a gun, you make a ranged attack roll. If you hit, you roll the gun's rate of fire die. You roll the gun's damage die a number of times equal to the number you rolled on the rate of fire die. You also subtract the number rolled on the rate of fire die from your ammo count as you expend the bullets you fire. For example, say I have an automatic rifle, and I'm taking an action to fire it at someone within the automatic rifle's effective range. I make a ranged attack roll, and roll higher than their armor class. I then roll a d8, the Automatic Rifle's rate of fire die, and I roll a 3. I then roll 3d6, as a d6 is the Automatic Rifle's damage die, and I let 3 bullets fly in that action. Then I subtract 3 from my magazine, which is 60, leaving me with 57 bullets. \page ### Hack List - Pickpocket: As an action, have a person you've hacked make an Int save. If they fail, roll a d%. That percentage of the money in their bank account is added to yours. [0 RAM] - Irregulate: As an action, hack into the hormone regulators of a creature you've hacked and have them feel either positively or negatively about you and any creatures of your choice. If they feel positively about a creature, that creature has advantage on all charisma checks on them, if they feel negatively, disadvantage. [1 RAM] - Numb: As an action, on a creature you've hacked or an ally, hack their Cranal Processor and render it numb to pain for a moment, granting them a # of temporary hit points equal to 5 + your intelligence Modifier. [1 RAM] - Crack: As an action, you may 1. Close or open a door you have hacked, 2. Turn off or on a light you have hacked, 3. Deactivate or Activate an Alarm you have hacked, 4. Generally turn on or off a device such as a radio, television, or other such device at the DM's discretion. [0 RAM] - Overheat: As an action, have a creature you've hacked make a Constitution saving throw. You deal 3d10 damage as their Cyberware briefly emits fire, and hald as much rounded up on a failed save. [2 RAM, additional 1d10 for every RAM spent past 2] - Pop: Have a device you've hacked crackle with electricity for a moment, emitting a sound that travels about 50 ft and crackling visibly with electricity. [0 RAM] - Backdoor: As an action, leave a "backdoor" in something you've hacked. As long as the backdoor is present, you can travel as far as you like from the object or creature and still consider them hacked, not having to hack them again to access them. You may only have one backdoor up at a time. [3 RAM] - Trapdoor Overstimulate: As an action, leave a "trapdoor" in a person or object you've hacked. The next person to hack the same object makes an intelligence saving throw. Upon a failed save they take 4d10 as their nervous system lights up with fire and electricity, half as much on a failed save. [4 RAM, additional 1d10 for every RAM spent above 4] - Seize Limbs: As an action, have a creature you've hacked make an intelligence saving throw. If they fail, every part of their body of your choice immediately Seizes and remains motionless as though paralyzed until either you release them or stop hacking them. They may also retry the saving throw at the end of every turn of theirs and whenever they take damage, ceasing to be paralyzed upon a success. [2 RAM] - Alter Memory: As an action, have a creature you've hacked make a wisdom saving throw. Should they fail, you can alter their memory in any way you like until you release the hack or stop hacking them. [3 RAM] - Explode: As an action, make a hacking check. Should you succeed, an object of your choice that you have hacked explodes. If the device was connected to a gas line, every creature within 20 feet of it makes a dex save. Upon a failure, they take 8d6, half as much on a success. If the device was only connected to electricity, every creature within 5 feet of it makes a dex save, taking 4d6 on a failure and half as much on a successful save. [3 RAM] - Alter Perception: As an action, have a creature you've hacked see or hear something within 50 feet of itself. If it is an image, you produce, it has to fit within a 10 by 10 ft cube relative to the victim, if it is a sound, it cannot be louder than the shout of the average human. It takes a DC 12 investigation check to reveal that the image or sound is not real, but if the victim physically interacts with the image, they may immediately be put off by the fact that they cannot interact with it. [1 RAM] - Block Senses: As an action, have a creaure you have hacked make a constitution save. Upon a failure, you can choose to blind, deafen, render mute, without taste, or without touch, the creature. Lasts until you release the hack or stop hacking the creature. The creature may also retry the save at the end of every turn of theirs, regaining their senses on a success. [3 RAM] - Delayed effect hack: As an action, set the effect of a hack that targets a single creature into an object you've hacked. The next person to come within 5 feet of the object will trigger and suffer the effect. When you perform this hack, you may designate any number of specific creatures, or a general kind of creature, such as "people with horns", that will not trigger the hack. [2 RAM + RAM cost of stored Hack] - Induce Cyberpsychosis: As an action, have a creature you've hacked make a wisdom save. Upon a failed save, if it's a human, you briefly induce cyberpsychosis as they enter a rage for 1 minute in which they attack the person closest to them. If no one is around, they sit down and cry best they can until they do see someone. At the end of every turn of theirs during this rage they may retry the saving throw. Upon a success, they recover their sanity. At the end of the minute, this hack ends. Robots cannot be affected by this hack as they haven't any humanity to lose. [3 RAM] - Read Memory: As an action, when connected to a creature via a personal link, you may perform this hack. Once you have, you can scan through their digital memory of the last 24 hours, seeing their memories in a window in your vision from the perspective they percieved them from. [4 RAM] - Detect Pulse: As an action either from you or a person or object you've hacked, you emit a pulse. This pulse detects pulses/heartbeats within 50 ft of it's origin. [2 RAM] - Detect Technology: As an action, either from from you or a person or object you have hacked, you emit a pulse. This pulse detects all devices within 50 ft of it that are connected to a power grid [2 RAM] - EMP: As an action, from a device you've hacked that's connected to a power grid, make a Hacking attack roll against a single target. Electricity lashes out from the object and strikes them, dealing 4d6 upon a hit. In addition, the creature is stunned until your next turn. [1 RAM, additional 1d6 for every RAM spent above 1] - Mass EMP: As an action, from a device you've hacked that's connected to a power grid, you emit a pulse. This pulse is audible and visibly blue with electricity and travels in a 30 ft radius around the object. Every creature that falls within that radius at the time of the pulse must make a Constitution save. On a failed save, they take 4d6 and are stunned until your next turn, on a success they take half as much damage and are not stunned. [5 RAM, additional 1d6 for every RAM spent above 5] \page ### Hack List Cont. - Turn Machine: As an action, target a device such as a turret or robot or otherwise defensive device that you have hacked. If the target is a stationary device protected by another hacker, or firewall, you make a Hacking check contested by theirs, if you succeed, the following effects are applied to the device. If it is a sentient robot it makes an intelligence save against your Hacking save DC. If it fails, the following effects are applied; the device/robot considers you and your allies its allies and your enemies its enemies. It will use its turns fighting for you or helping you as best it can, or following orders directly given to it by you or allies of yours. You and your allies can order the device verbally, or as a free action you can communicate with it via your Hacking device without speech at all, so long as the device is still considered Hacked by you. The device/robot remains your Ally until you release the hack or stop hacking it. [5 RAM] - Redirect Attack (Prerequisite: Chair Jockey): If an enemy misses a melee attack targeting a creature under your Four-Eyed Stare, as a reaction you can have that creature make an intelligence save. If they fail, you can have that creature move up to half its movement speed and make an additional melee attack against a creature within their range. If they fail the saving throw and suffer the effects, their turn ends immediately afterward. [5 RAM] - Protective Field: As an action, centered on an object of your choice that you have hacked, you create a 20 ft radius sphere. The sphere is entirely invisible. While performing this hack you can designate any specific creatures or any kind of creature (i.e. "People with horns") that will not be affected by this hack. Creatures that are affected by this hack cannot, themselves, hack any object or person within the sphere, and when a creature starts their turn in the sphere or enters it for the first time, they must make a constitution saving throw. If they fail, they lose the benefits of any and all Cyberware they have equipped for as long as they remain in the sphere. Once they exit they regain the benefits of their cyberware. [6 RAM] - Blur vision: As an action, have a creature you have hacked make a Wisdom saving throw. Upon a failure their vision cracks and glitches. They are considered Blind until you release the hack or stop hacking them. They may also retry the save at the end of every turn of theirs, renormalizing their vision upon a success. [2 RAM] - Greater Delayed Effect Hack: Within an object or creature you have hacked, you may set the effects of another hack. This hack can effect either a single target or create an area of effect. When you perform this hack you designate a specific trigger, such as a phrase, event, or specific person coming within a specific distance of the stored hack. Once the trigger you specify is met, the hack is performed. [6 RAM + RAM cost of stored Hack] - Overstimulate: As an action, have a creature you have hacked make an intelligence save. Upon a failure, they take 8d10 as their Nervous system lights up with fire and electricity, taking half as much damage on a successful save. [7 RAM, additional 1d10 for every RAM spent above 7] - Overwhelm: As an action, select a creature or object you have hacked. From that object or creature, a pulse is emitted of a radius of 20 feet. Every creature of your choice that is included in the radius makes a Wisdom save. Upon a failure, they experience a sensory overload as their internal systems are overloaded with information. For 1 minute the creature is frightened and must use its action(s) attempting to flee in a direction opposite the origin of the pulse. Creatures affected can retry the save at the end of each of their turns, regaining their composure upon a successful save. [3 RAM] - Mental Prison: If a creature you have hacked has a Shard installed then as an action you can have them make an intelligence save. On a failed save their consciousness is replicated and stored onto the shard as their Physical Body takes 20d6 damage. If the creature survives, they are still alive, however is rendered unconscious as though comatose for the following 24 hours and, if the shard is removed, remains unconscious until the shard containing their conscious person is restored into their body. The shard is considered a "Personality Construct". [10 RAM] - Stain/Purge: Choose an object you have hacked. Over the course of 10 minutes, you can grant the object one of the following effects: Stain, as long as someone is physically connected to the object, be it by personal link or if the object is a shard, they have disadvantage on all strength, dexterity, and constitution checks, and, starting when they connect with the object, they must make a constitution save every 24 hours, taking 6d6 poison damage upon a failed save, and half as much on a successful one. Purge, if you perform decrypt with a number of RAM greater than the virus or walware was applied with, you remove any virus or walware from the object, if you virus or malware was performed with a greater number of RAM, you make a hacking check of a DC equal to 10+# of RAM used, removing any virus or malware upon a success.[1-10 RAM] - Encrypt: Choose an object you have hacked. As an action, try at one of the following effects: Encrypt, you spend any # of RAM you want that is equal to or less than your OS Limit, any information on the object is encrypted and rendered impossible to view or understand for anyone other than yourself. You may also set a trigger, as general or specific as you like that, when met, will decrypt the data. Decrypt, you spend any # of RAM you want that is equal to or less than your OS Limit. If any information on the object was decrypted using less or equal RAM, it is decrypted. If it was encrypted with more RAM, make a hacking check of a DC of 10+# of RAM used. Upon a success, you decrypt the data. [1-10 RAM] - Translate: Select an object you have hacked. As an action, if the object is displaying words in any language, you can alter it to be displaying them in a language of your choice that you know. [1 RAM] - Smoke: As an action, have an object you've hacked crack and spark as it creates a cloud of smoke, creating a 20 ft radius heavily obscured area centered on the device. The smoke lasts for one hour or until you release the hack [1 RAM] \page ### Hack List Cont. - Triggered Recording: Choose an object you've hacked. If the object has an audio output, such as a TV or Computer with speakers. You can record a length of audio no greater than 10 minutes within the device. When you perform this hack, you also designate a trigger that, when met, will have this device play its recording. This trigger can be as general or specific as you like. [2 RAM] - Cybernetic Intervention: If a hacker of other than you attempts to perform a hack on an object or person you have hacked, including allies accessed by Chair Jockey's, as a reaction, you can perform this hack. If the hack they were performing used 3 RAM or less, it is immediately shot down. If it used more, make a Hacking check of a DC of 10+# of RAM used. Upon a success, their hack is immediately shot down. If you perform this hack with a greater amount of RAM, then if you Hack you're intervening with was performed with an amount of RAM equal to or less than the RAM you're spending on this hack, it is immediately shut down. If not, you make the same Hacking check as if it were performed with 3 RAM. [3-10 RAM] - Cybernetic Rebellion: Choose a creature you have hacked, as an action, have them make an Intelligence saving throw. upon a failure, their Cyberware, if they have any, goes "rogue", and for the next minute it uses that creature's actions trying to harm them as best it can. If these attempts at harm take the creature out of your range or force you to stop hacking it, the effect ends. At the end of each of the creature's turns it can retry the saving throw, regaining control of its cyberware upon a success. [4 RAM] - Gaurdian's Arm: Whenever an ally within range of your hacking OR accessed via Chair Jockey's Four-Eyed Stare is forced to make a Saving Throw as an effect of another hack, as a reaction you can grant that Ally advantage on the roll. [1 RAM] - Search Engine Savant: Choose anything from a person, place, culture, group, archetype or anything quantifiable and with history. As an action, you can dig through the net, uncovering a brief but detailed summary of whatever the focus of the hack was. [5 RAM] - Hijack System (prerequisite, Chair Jockey): If an Ally under your Four-Eyed Stare finds a "core" for any system (a main security room or any other hub of information) and jacks into it, you can bring the information they gather over to your console and consider the core and the information included (i.e. a security system and the vision of every camera it's attached to) as a single accessed device. [2 RAM] - Ping: As an action, choose a device you've accessed and from it, know the existence and location of all devices connected to it, such as all the cameras connected to one core or every creature on one commwave. [3 RAM] - Marionette: As an action, you can select an object you have hacked. If it is powered and capable of moving, you can move it up to its movement speed. If it is a vehicle such as a forklift, or other multipurpose object, you can trigger it's functions as part of its movement. If you select a person, have them make a Constitution save. Upon a failure, you can move them up to their movement speed. Your control of the object or creature ends at the end of your turn or once you've moved them their entire movement speed. [4 RAM] - Jam Firearms: Select a creature or object that is a firearm that you have hacked. As an action, you can have the creature make an intelligence save. Upon a failure, every firearm on their person at the time of the save is rendered "Jammed". If you've hacked into a specific object that is a firearm it automatically fails the save unless protected by a firewall or other hacker in which case they make the save. [2 RAM] - Establish Firewall: Select an object or creature you have hacked. As an action, set up a firewall in the object/creature that makes it so that whenever the object or creature is hacked, instead of the hacker making a hacking check or the creature making an intelligence save, you make an intelligence save in their place. You have advantage on the save and whenever you have to make the save you immediately know that there has been an attempt to hack the person/object. [1 RAM] \page > ##### Sortilege Academy Layout > Below is a description of the layout of the Sortilege Academy and the significant locations within as observed in order from the highest point of the Academy to its lowest. > > ***The Headmaster's Office.*** The Mortar Minaret climbs for hundreds of feet before coming to a stop high above the Academy in a tiled conular turret surrounding the headmaster's office within, accessible from the Mortar Minaret by spiral staircase. > > ***The Walls and the Towers.*** The central and greatest structure within the Academy is surrounded by four walls, the Northern, Western, Southern, and Eastern Wall. The walls serve several purposes as each not only defend the campus within but house several floors of classes and dormitories alike. Additionally, students, staff, and guards can utilize the walkway at each wall's height to scout or move about the Academy. At the joints created by the intersections of the four walls are four towers, the Northeastern, Northwestern, and Southwestern tower, and then the Mortar Minaret to the southeast. Each tower consists of a spiral staircase allowing access to every floor within each wall to which the tower is connected, as well as several storage facilities spread throughout the towers themselves, particularly for sanitary staff. The Mortar Minaret is unique in that it is the tallest of the four towers and through it one may access the Headmaster's Office at its peak. > > ***The Keep.*** At the center of and surrounded by the four great walls of the Sortilege Academy is its greatest and central structure, affectionately referred to as "The Keep". The Keep is a sprawling and brutal complex equipped with the Academy's most modern laboratories fit for more demanding instruction, as well as the Academy's dining hall, a single colossal chamber equipped with long wooden tables where students can dine freely and a large wooden stage where staff and students alike can deliver announcements. The Keep also features a mechanical lift that descends into the Atheneum below. Set into the stone just outside of the entrance to the Keep is the Sortilege Academy's permanent Teleportation Circle. > > ***The Magus Gridiron.*** Attached to the Academy's Eastern wall are two additional shorter walls that join to create a triangular structure at its side. These Walls are equipped with long rows of benches overlooking the Magus Gridiron far below. The Magus Gridiron is a circular field of grass 360 ft. in diameter with two triangular golden goalposts across from one another at either side, arranged parallel to the Academy's Eastern wall. > > ***The Augustus Greenhouse.*** A large quarter-cylindrical structure attached to the northern wall of the academy, the Augustus Greenhouse was constructed by and named after Richter Crumbe shortly after he was made headmaster to provide the students and faculty with a place to pursue a comprehension of botany. The greenhouse is humid, lush, and absolutely overflowing with exotic greenery. > > ***The Atheneum.*** Set into a great chamber carved from the mountain beneath the academy, the Atheneum is a sprawling library equipped with legible resources for the students including textbooks necessary for the classes taught on campus and Spell Scrolls available at levels 1-3 for Students and 4-5 for Senior Students. > > ***The Dormitories.*** For quite a distance beneath and surrounding the Atheneum, Dormitories fill the hollow mountainside, many of which are fit with windows overlooking the Truncate below. > > ***The Threshold.*** The lowest ring of the Academy built into the mountain far beneath the Dormitories, "The Threshold" refers to a door that connects the Academy to one of the lowest layers of Sanctum's Catacombs. The Threshold remains shut and locked, largely inaccessible to both students and staff for the sake of safety as the Academy is the only structure in Sanctum besides its catacombs which continues so deep into the mountainside, and the catacombs are historically and infamously unstable.

> > ***Din's Own (15 gp per bottle, 3 gp per glass).*** Din's Own is a meticulously refined brandy that has been aged and augmented via a process devised by Din Pennshaw himself. Poured, it is a shimmering and opaque golden liquid. Some have said with certainty after drinking it that if they were to die right then they would do so having experienced the best thing life had to offer. > > ***Mottney (5 gp per bottle, 1 gp per glass).*** Named after the halfling who devised the system of creating it, Mottney is a kind of aged single malt whiskey. Poured, the drink is a flawless smooth golden brown liquid which many describe after drinking as "sweet, warm, and forgiving, as though being embraced by a lover". > > ***Din's Gin (4 gp per bottle, 8 sp per glass).*** Conceived by Din Pennshaw, Din's Gin is an unaged liquor described accurately as "dry and dehydrating, but rich and full of flavour that will see you returning for one sip after another." > > ***Grape Oil (2 gp per bottle, 4 sp per glass).*** Named for its simplicity, "Grape Oil" refers to a cheap Pennshaw wine that comes in both white and red. > > ***Dragon's Nip (1 gp per bottle, 2 sp per shot).*** Dragons Nip is a strong but unpleasant Pennshaw vodka. > > ***Shaw (8 sp per keg, 2 cp per pint).*** A "Shaw" refers to a simple but sweet Pennshaw ale, the most commonly consumed ale in Kryqstead. >

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