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MJ12 Commando: /* Weapon Mods */

2009-04-30T14:12:45Z

Weapon Mods

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	=== Weapon Mods ===		=== Weapon Mods ===
	Electroshock<br>		'''Electroshock'''<br>
	Added to a melee weapon (not including ranged weapon melee attachments) an electroshock system adds +2 to a weapon's damage, or allows one to use its handle as a stun baton (listed above). Electroshock mods cost 500 T.		Added to a melee weapon (not including ranged weapon melee attachments) an electroshock system adds +2 to a weapon's damage, or allows one to use its handle as a stun baton (listed above). Electroshock mods cost 500 T.

	Vibroblade<br>		'''Vibroblade'''<br>
	A vibroblade system can only be added to edged weapons (obviously) and add +1 to damage and +2 to armor penetration. A Vibroblade costs 1,500 T more than a non-vibro version.		A vibroblade system can only be added to edged weapons (obviously) and add +1 to damage and +2 to armor penetration. A Vibroblade costs 1,500 T more than a non-vibro version.

	Kinetic Energy Storage System<br>		'''Kinetic Energy Storage System'''<br>
	The Kinetic Energy Storage System increases the force of a blunt weapon blow, the additional torque and difficulty to handle said impact adding 2 to its Exertion rating but also adds +2 to damage and +3 to armor penetration. A KESS costs 4,000 T.		The Kinetic Energy Storage System increases the force of a blunt weapon blow, the additional torque and difficulty to handle said impact adding 2 to its Exertion rating but also adds +2 to damage and +3 to armor penetration. A KESS costs 4,000 T.

	Customized Grip<br>		'''Customized Grip'''<br>
	A customized grip for a melee weapon conforms to the user's hand, giving him or her a +1 to all checks using it but giving others a -1 to use. Custom grips cost 50-100 T in general.		A customized grip for a melee weapon conforms to the user's hand, giving him or her a +1 to all checks using it but giving others a -1 to use. Custom grips cost 50-100 T in general.

	Extended Magazine<br>		'''Extended Magazine'''<br>
	An extended magazine adds +50% (round up) to the amount of ammunition carried in the weapon's magazine, but adds 0.5 kg to weight and costs 200 T.		An extended magazine adds +50% (round up) to the amount of ammunition carried in the weapon's magazine, but adds 0.5 kg to weight and costs 200 T.

	C-Mags<br>		'''C-Mags'''<br>
	Many assault rifle and SMG types can use C-Mags, increasing their magazine capacity to 100. This costs 200 T as well.		Many assault rifle and SMG types can use C-Mags, increasing their magazine capacity to 100. This costs 200 T as well.

	Smartlink<br>		'''Smartlink'''<br>
	A smartlink improves weapon accuracy when interfaced with a DNI. Combining a camera rig, a wireless connection, and specialized software, a Smartlinked weapon is common in the hands of elite security personnel and well to-do criminals with cyberware. Smartlinks for a ranged weapon give +3 to all rolls to use it, mass 0.5 kilograms, and require the user to have a wireless DNI. A smartlinked weapon doesn't require smart targeting but it allows the user to make use of it without a scope. Smartlinks cost 2,000 T.		A smartlink improves weapon accuracy when interfaced with a DNI. Combining a camera rig, a wireless connection, and specialized software, a Smartlinked weapon is common in the hands of elite security personnel and well to-do criminals with cyberware. Smartlinks for a ranged weapon give +3 to all rolls to use it, mass 0.5 kilograms, and require the user to have a wireless DNI. A smartlinked weapon doesn't require smart targeting but it allows the user to make use of it without a scope. Smartlinks cost 2,000 T.

	Smart Targeting<br>		'''Smart Targeting'''<br>
	A smart targeting computer analyzes windages, ranges, and other factors to ensure accurate distance shots. Smart targeting makes it significantly easier to compensate for these factors, and a gyrostabilizer reduces the amount of sway that the weapon undergoes. Mountable on SMGs, assault rifles and sniper rifles, smart targeting increases by 50% the distance needed for a given DR modifier. If the weapon gains +1 DR for every 10 meters, it now gains +1 DR for every 15 meters instead. Smart Targeting costs 3,000 T.		A smart targeting computer analyzes windages, ranges, and other factors to ensure accurate distance shots. Smart targeting makes it significantly easier to compensate for these factors, and a gyrostabilizer reduces the amount of sway that the weapon undergoes. Mountable on SMGs, assault rifles and sniper rifles, smart targeting increases by 50% the distance needed for a given DR modifier. If the weapon gains +1 DR for every 10 meters, it now gains +1 DR for every 15 meters instead. Smart Targeting costs 3,000 T.

	Kinetic Accelerator<br>		'''Kinetic Accelerator'''<br>
	A coilgun system built around the barrel combined with a low-friction coating, a kinetic accelerator adds 1 to a firearm's damage and costs 1,000 T.		A coilgun system built around the barrel combined with a low-friction coating, a kinetic accelerator adds 1 to a firearm's damage and costs 1,000 T.

	Recoil Compensator<br>		'''Recoil Compensator'''<br>
	A gas-vent recoil compensator makes a weapon more controllable on automatic or rapid semi-automatic fire, but is incompatible with flash or sound suppression. A gas-vent recoil compensator reduces the Exertion rating of any firearm by 1 (to a minimum of 3 for pistols/SMGs and 4 for rifles) but is incompatible with silencing. A weapon with an integral silencer cannot be equipped with one. A Recoil Compensator costs 1,500 T and mass 0.2 kilograms.		A gas-vent recoil compensator makes a weapon more controllable on automatic or rapid semi-automatic fire, but is incompatible with flash or sound suppression. A gas-vent recoil compensator reduces the Exertion rating of any firearm by 1 (to a minimum of 3 for pistols/SMGs and 4 for rifles) but is incompatible with silencing. A weapon with an integral silencer cannot be equipped with one. A Recoil Compensator costs 1,500 T and mass 0.2 kilograms.

	Recoil Control Stock<br>		'''Recoil Control Stock'''<br>
	A recoil control stock is designed to ensure that recoil is in line with the shoulder, increasing the accuracy of rapid fire. A recoil control stock weighs 0.5 kilograms, costs 2,000 T, and reduce the Exertion rating of any firearm by 1 (to a minimum of 3 for pistols/SMGs and 4 for rifles). Note that a recoil control stock on a pistol significantly reduces how concealable it is.		A recoil control stock is designed to ensure that recoil is in line with the shoulder, increasing the accuracy of rapid fire. A recoil control stock weighs 0.5 kilograms, costs 2,000 T, and reduce the Exertion rating of any firearm by 1 (to a minimum of 3 for pistols/SMGs and 4 for rifles). Note that a recoil control stock on a pistol significantly reduces how concealable it is.

	Underbarrel Shotgun<br>		'''Underbarrel Shotgun'''<br>
	Well it's a semi-automatic shotgun that you stick under the barrel of an assault rifle. Most assault rifles can mount one. Primarily useful for shooting out locks, but sometimes the short-range lethality of a shotgun is useful.		Well it's a semi-automatic shotgun that you stick under the barrel of an assault rifle. Most assault rifles can mount one. Primarily useful for shooting out locks, but sometimes the short-range lethality of a shotgun is useful.
	Field: Small Arms<br>		Field: Small Arms<br>

MJ12 Commando: /* Cyberware */

2009-04-30T12:25:46Z

Cyberware

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	'''Effect:'''<br>		'''Effect:'''<br>
	+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 15,000 T.<br>		+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 9,000 T.<br>
	Impurity Rating 8		Impurity Rating 8

MJ12 Commando: /* Cyberware */

2009-04-30T11:50:37Z

Cyberware

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	'''Effect:'''<br>		'''Effect:'''<br>
	Level 1-+2 to Reaction-3,000 T<br>		Level 1-+2 to Reaction-3,000 T<br>
	Level 2-+4 to Reaction 3-6,000 T<br>		Level 2-+4 to Reaction-6,000 T<br>
	Impurity Rating: 2/level		Impurity Rating: 2/level

MJ12 Commando: /* Cyberware */

2009-04-28T00:06:27Z

Cyberware

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	This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.		This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.

	'''~~EFFECT~~:'''<br>		'''Effect:'''<br>
	+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 15,000 T.<br>		+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 15,000 T.<br>
	Impurity Rating 8		Impurity Rating 8
	'''
	Forearm Blade 'Vibro' Option'''<br>		'''Forearm Blade 'Vibro' Option'''<br>
	Forearm Vibroblades modify a user's forearm blades to vibrate rapidly, increasing cutting power. Vibroblade systems for forearm blades add Armor Penetration 2 and cost 2,000 T.		Forearm Vibroblades modify a user's forearm blades to vibrate rapidly, increasing cutting power. Vibroblade systems for forearm blades add Armor Penetration 2 and cost 2,000 T.

	'''Ground Speed Booster'''<br>		'''Ground Speed Booster'''<br>
	The Telan Blitzkrieg is the latest in movement enhancement technology, using a combination of leg and pelvic reinforcement as well as state of the art artificial muscle to leave its competitors in the dust. Unlike normal cyberlegs, the Blitzkrieg increases speed without the need to replace the entirety of your legs with metal and plastic. The net result of these enhancements greatly increases ground speed.		The Telan Blitzkrieg is the latest in movement enhancement technology, using a combination of leg and pelvic reinforcement as well as state of the art artificial muscle to leave its competitors in the dust. Unlike normal cyberlegs, the Blitzkrieg increases speed without the need to replace the entirety of your legs with metal and plastic-although it certainly helps. The net result of these enhancements greatly increases ground speed. Speed Boosters cost double if implanted in a subject without a pair of cyberlegs.

	Effect:<br>		'''Effect:'''<br>
	Level 1-Walk, Run, Sprint, and Monkey Run Movement Rates multiplied by 2-2,000 T<br>		Level 1-Walk, Run, Sprint, and Monkey Run Movement Rates multiplied by 2-2,000 T<br>
	Level 2-Walk, Run, Sprint, and Monkey Run Movement Rates multiplied by 3-4,500 T<br>		Level 2-Walk, Run, Sprint, and Monkey Run Movement Rates multiplied by 3-4,500 T<br>
	Impurity Rating: 3/level		Impurity Rating: 3/level

			'''Wired Reflexes'''<br>
			Wired Reflexes increase a person's reaction speed by installing coprocessors and superconducting wiring in their nervous system to speed up the transmission of sensory data as well as motor responses. The latest model from Telan, the Lightning, shows significant improvement over human norm, greatly increasing reaction speed. Overhauling an AI with superconducting wiring is also possible and a common modification in combat designs.

			'''Effect:'''<br>
			Level 1-+2 to Reaction-3,000 T<br>
			Level 2-+4 to Reaction 3-6,000 T<br>
			Impurity Rating: 2/level

			'''Sensory Coprocessor'''<br>
			A helpful modification, a sensory coprocessor filters through the data received by one's senses but is ignored in favor of what is seemingly more important, improving the sensory acuity of the user. They come with several optional submodules for use, including a threat indicator, a weapons database, and other data filtering methods. Most critically, they receive the data first, allowing them to be programmed to filter out distractions and irrelevancies.

			'''Effect:'''<br>
			Level 1-+1 to Alertness checks, additional +1 for Detection checks,-1,000 T<br>
			Level 2-+2 to Alertness checks, additional +2 for Detection checks-2,000 T<br>
			Impurity Rating: 1/level

			'''Additional Sensory Coprocessor Modifications''':<br>
			Threat Indicator-A Threat Indicator module increases the sensory coprocessor's ability to detect threats, adding an additional +1 to all Sense Action checks made. Cost 500 T.<br>
			Weapons Database-A Sensory Coprocessor with a weapons database can identify any common type of weapon at a glance. Updating this database requires some form of DNI installed. Cost 250 T.<br>
			Biomonitor-A biomonitor allows a person to note their current condition at a glance, including bleeding, injuries, fatigue, and any other problems. It adds +3 to medicine rolls, as long as the one doing the treatment can see the output of the biomonitor. In general, this requires some form of DNI, although there are some more obvious but cheaper options. Cost 300 T.

	=== Melee Weapons ===		=== Melee Weapons ===

MJ12 Commando: /* Houserules */

2009-04-27T23:48:43Z

Houserules

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	== Houserules ==		== Houserules ==
			=== Starting ===
	All player characters start with double starting cash (i.e. 5,000 T). It should be enough to get a decent weapon or two, a not-bad set of armor and some ammo. Windfall cash bonuses are also doubled.		All player characters start with double starting cash (i.e. 5,000 T). It should be enough to get a decent weapon or two, a not-bad set of armor and some ammo. Windfall cash bonuses are also doubled.

			=== Combat Tweaks ===
	All armor has its Melee Kinetic DT and DR increased by 2 each if it possesses either. This is due to the extreme prevalence of armor penetration on melee weapons. Finally, crossbows don't do more damage, at a longer range, than most shotguns, while at half the price. These changes should be reflected in your character stats.		All armor has its Melee Kinetic DT and DR increased by 2 each if it possesses either. This is due to the extreme prevalence of armor penetration on melee weapons. Finally, crossbows don't do more damage, at a longer range, than most shotguns, while at half the price. These changes should be reflected in your character stats.

	Damage Modifiers: Use the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier table to calculate ranged weapons damage (except based off Physical Acumen instead of Athleticism). Double the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier for melee weapons. This does increase the effectiveness of unarmed melee attacks somewhat.		Damage Modifiers: Use the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier table to calculate ranged weapons damage (except based off Physical Acumen instead of Athleticism). Double the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier for melee weapons. This does increase the effectiveness of unarmed melee attacks somewhat.

	Unarmed Attacks: Without a modifier such as, for example, forearm blades, Unarmed Attacks do damage equal to the largest die in the attacker's Strength dice pool. So a person with an Strength dice pool of, for example, 1d6 + 5d4, would do 1d6 damage instead of 1d4 damage. Brass knuckles increase this by 1 step (1d4 to 1d6, 1d6 to 1d8, 1d8 to 1d10, 1d10 to 1d12, 1d12 to 1d20). Forearm blades double the amount of dice rolled.		Unarmed Attacks: Without a modifier such as, for example, forearm blades, Unarmed Attacks do damage equal to the largest die in the attacker's Strength dice pool. So a person with an Strength dice pool of, for example, 1d6 + 5d4, would do 1d6 damage instead of 1d4 damage. Brass knuckles increase this by 1 step (1d4 to 1d6, 1d6 to 1d8, 1d8 to 1d10, 1d10 to 1d12, 1d12 to 1d20). Forearm blades double the amount of dice rolled. These are not cumulative.

	Hollow-point/AP ammunition cost 100% more per round instead of 1T more per round.		Hollow-point/AP ammunition cost 100% more per round instead of 1T more per round.
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	Weapons tweaks listed below.		Weapons tweaks listed below.

			=== Augmentations ===
	Bioware or Mesh Augmentations can be bought as cyberware for equal cost. Certain cyberware or Mesh augmentations can be bought as bioware, ask about this first.		Bioware or Mesh Augmentations can be bought as cyberware for equal cost. Certain cyberware or Mesh augmentations can be bought as bioware, ask about this first.

	Characters may be able to purchase certain genetic deviations as cyberware. Costs and Impurity Ratings forthcoming.		Characters may be able to purchase certain genetic deviations as cyberware. Costs and Impurity Ratings forthcoming.

			Cyberarms and Cyberlegs gain different effects-they are far stronger than human normal but also limited by the structure of the rest of what they're mounted on. Note that having cyberarms or cyberlegs prevents one from spending endurance on any action that they give bonuses to. So someone with cyberlegs couldn't spend Endurance to increase their movement speeds, and someone with cyberarms can't spend Endurance on throwing, grappling, or climbing. Due to these improvements in their usefulness, cyber-arms and cyber-legs cost double.

			Cyberarms increase unarmed melee damage as if the user was wearing brass knuckles. Furthermore they add +3 to any skill or quality checks where their improved endurance over flesh and strength would be useful, including grappling, climbing, and throwing. Finally they give the equivalent of the Steady Hands Ability (cumulative with the actual Ability) if both arms are replaced. If the user has bone lacing or a Endoskeletal Replacement these bonuses to skills and qualities are increased to +5 and add a further +1 to melee damage because of their strength and speed. If only one arm is replaced, the bonuses are halved.

			Cyberlegs add +3 to any skill or quality checks where their tireless movement and potent strength would be useful, such as running. They also increase a character's movement speeds by 1 step. These bonuses require both legs to be replaced. If the user has bone lacing or an Endoskeletal Replacement the bonus to quality or skill checks is increased to +5 and character movement speeds are increased by 2 steps.

	== Player Characters ==		== Player Characters ==

MJ12 Commando: /* Cyberware */

2009-04-27T23:37:20Z

Cyberware

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	Horsepower!		Horsepower!

	'''~~Augmented~~ Endoskeleton'''<br>		'''Endoskeleton Replacement'''<br>
	This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.		This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.

MJ12 Commando: /* Bioware */

2009-04-27T23:36:59Z

Bioware

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	When activated, Adrenaline Overproduction adds +2 to all physical skill or quality checks, and removes any penalties from wounds, but costs 1 Endurance per active segment. Costs 3,000 T.<br>		When activated, Adrenaline Overproduction adds +2 to all physical skill or quality checks, and removes any penalties from wounds, but costs 1 Endurance per active segment. Costs 3,000 T.<br>
	Impurity Rating 2		Impurity Rating 2
	'''
	Blood Surrogate'''<br>		'''Blood Surrogate'''<br>
	Blood Surrogate from Vendar replaces your blood and bone marrow with superior, genetically-engineered tissue, greatly increasing healing rates and decreasing the chance of bleeding out. Our patented Quik-Clot (TM) technologies ensure that all but the most grievous wounds will be sealed in seconds. As a side effect of the patented oxygen carrier enhancements, endurance will be increased by an average of 25 to 50% as well.<br>		Blood Surrogate from Vendar replaces your blood and bone marrow with superior, genetically-engineered tissue, greatly increasing healing rates and decreasing the chance of bleeding out. Our patented Quik-Clot (TM) technologies ensure that all but the most grievous wounds will be sealed in seconds. As a side effect of the patented oxygen carrier enhancements, endurance will be increased by an average of 25 to 50% as well.<br>
	'''
	EFFECT:''' <br>		'''EFFECT:''' <br>
	Level 1-doubled regeneration rates, bleeding rate decreases five times as fast (every two cycles), +5 Endurance. Costs 1,800 T.<br>		Level 1-doubled regeneration rates, bleeding rate decreases five times as fast (every two cycles), +5 Endurance. Costs 1,800 T.<br>
	Level 2-tripled regenerating rates, bleeding rate decreases ten times as fast (every combat cycle), +10 Endurance. Costs 3,600 T.<br>		Level 2-tripled regenerating rates, bleeding rate decreases ten times as fast (every combat cycle), +10 Endurance. Costs 3,600 T.<br>
	Impurity Rating 1/level		Impurity Rating 1/level
	'''
	~~Skeleton~~ Lacing''' <br>		'''Bone Lacing''' <br>
	Tired of broken bones? Plate your skeleton in high-tech organic polymers and reinforce it with lightweight amorphous diamond fibers to increase its strength.		Tired of broken bones? Plate your skeleton in high-tech organic polymers and reinforce it with lightweight amorphous diamond fibers to increase its strength.

MJ12 Commando: /* Cyberware */

2009-04-27T23:36:20Z

Cyberware

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	Augmented Endoskeleton<br>		'''Augmented Endoskeleton'''<br>
	This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.		This extremely invasive surgical procedure involves removing the entire skeleton and replacing it with a far heavier model with servo-motors and an internal powerplant to run this skeleton. Surrounding vital organs with heavy fibrasteel plates greatly increases survivability, but the extensive modification (it requires the replacement of the entire skeleton) is expensive and difficult to employ at best. This is incompatible with Skeleton Lacing. An Augmented Endoskeleton also allows characters to make better use of cyberarms and cyberlegs-greatly increasing their bonuses.

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	+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 15,000 T.<br>		+6 to Strength, +2 to unarmed damage, +1 to damage thresholds, +10 HP, Halved falling damage. Cost 15,000 T.<br>
	Impurity Rating 8		Impurity Rating 8
			'''
	Forearm Blade 'Vibro' Option<br>		Forearm Blade 'Vibro' Option'''<br>
	Forearm Vibroblades modify a user's forearm blades to vibrate rapidly, increasing cutting power. Vibroblade systems for forearm blades add Armor Penetration 2 and cost 2,000 T.		Forearm Vibroblades modify a user's forearm blades to vibrate rapidly, increasing cutting power. Vibroblade systems for forearm blades add Armor Penetration 2 and cost 2,000 T.

	Ground Speed Booster<br>		'''Ground Speed Booster'''<br>
	The Telan Blitzkrieg is the latest in movement enhancement technology, using a combination of leg and pelvic reinforcement as well as state of the art artificial muscle to leave its competitors in the dust. Unlike normal cyberlegs, the Blitzkrieg increases speed without the need to replace the entirety of your legs with metal and plastic. The net result of these enhancements greatly increases ground speed.		The Telan Blitzkrieg is the latest in movement enhancement technology, using a combination of leg and pelvic reinforcement as well as state of the art artificial muscle to leave its competitors in the dust. Unlike normal cyberlegs, the Blitzkrieg increases speed without the need to replace the entirety of your legs with metal and plastic. The net result of these enhancements greatly increases ground speed.

MJ12 Commando: /* Custom Gear */

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Custom Gear

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 Misca Annihilator: damage 2d6 x 2, uses 10 rounds per burst, fires 6 bursts/segment (60 rds/segment)<br>
 Forearm Blades: As above-double the amount of dice rolled for unarmed damage. A person who does 1d6 unarmed damage would now do 2d6.<br>
 === Cyberware ===
 Horsepower!
 Forearm Blade 'Vibro' Option<br>

MJ12 Commando: /* Houserules */

2009-04-25T16:04:40Z

Houserules

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	Damage Modifiers: Use the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier table to calculate ranged weapons damage (except based off Physical Acumen instead of Athleticism). Double the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier for melee weapons. This does increase the effectiveness of unarmed melee attacks somewhat.		Damage Modifiers: Use the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier table to calculate ranged weapons damage (except based off Physical Acumen instead of Athleticism). Double the Melee Weapons Damage Modifier for melee weapons. This does increase the effectiveness of unarmed melee attacks somewhat.

	Unarmed Attacks: Without a modifier such as, for example, forearm blades, Unarmed Attacks do damage equal to the largest die in the attacker's ~~Athleticism~~ dice pool. So a person with an ~~Athleticism~~ dice pool of, for example, 1d6 + 5d4, would do 1d6 damage instead of 1d4 damage. Brass knuckles increase this by 1 step (1d4 to 1d6, 1d6 to 1d8, 1d8 to 1d10, 1d10 to 1d12, 1d12 to 1d20). Forearm blades double the amount of dice rolled.		Unarmed Attacks: Without a modifier such as, for example, forearm blades, Unarmed Attacks do damage equal to the largest die in the attacker's Strength dice pool. So a person with an Strength dice pool of, for example, 1d6 + 5d4, would do 1d6 damage instead of 1d4 damage. Brass knuckles increase this by 1 step (1d4 to 1d6, 1d6 to 1d8, 1d8 to 1d10, 1d10 to 1d12, 1d12 to 1d20). Forearm blades double the amount of dice rolled.

	Hollow-point/AP ammunition cost 100% more per round instead of 1T more per round.		Hollow-point/AP ammunition cost 100% more per round instead of 1T more per round.