Augs

   The most wonderful (and at the same time most horrifying) 
part of the Future is that you can do anything with yourself. 

Since you accept the first piece of steel and silicon inside your body, 
you can push it beyond all limits. 

Are you curious to understand exactly what can be achieved by chipping? 
Quiet, friendo. I got this list for you. 

Of course, not everything is there, but this should give 
you an idea of ​​what you can become. 

All of these powers can be yours if you are willing to pay the price. 
And no, amigo. 

I'm not talking about money. C'mon, you should have understood 
by now that in this world, in every exchange, there is always a rip-off. 

But do you know what they say? 

If you're thinking about the consequences ... 

You are not thinking cyberpunk.   

augmentations (also called implants, cybernetics, or in short, augs) are the method we use to express the abilities of a character in play.
In particular, each aug available in the game has a minimum role requirement (eg. Corp 1, Corp 2 or Corp 3): this number refers to the number of traits related to that Role that the character must have to use it.

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_ CHARACTER BUILDING _

For example, a plant with a Corp 2 requirement can only be used by characters with two Corp roles, either from the teaser or secondary traits. Consequently, a character who has the Corp teaser, who has chosen the Corp role as trait 1 and the Runner role as trait 2, can use the plant in question.

The systems presented below are all level 1, so they can be installed by all players who have at least one level of the indicated Role (whether it comes from the teaser or the traits).

Important Notes

1) The powers offered by the plants are narrative. To be used, they must therefore be interpreted in a dialogical way. For example, if a Fixer has the aug that gives him discounts, he will not ask for them as if they were due: he will pretend to be able to snatch them from the interlocutor thanks to his gab.

2) When an aug is used, if a specific target is required, it is necessary to attract his attention in a clear and obvious way, calling him by name, or at worst with a decisive: "Hey, you, listen to me!".

3) The act of using an aug is always evident to anyone who hears the keyword "OVERRIDE", even if they are not targets of the aug in question. Players have the freedom to interpret how they noticed the use of the power (for example, you may have noticed a sudden change of color in the user's digital pupils).

Runner 1

Ronin 1

Corp 1

Media 1

Fixer 1

Celeb 1

Boss 1

Hound 1

Tek 1

Generic 1