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MJ12 Commando: /* Mark V */

2015-09-16T20:15:02Z

Mark V

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	: Melee 3		: Melee 3
	: Firearms 4		: Firearms 4
	: Stealth 2		: Stealth 1
	~~: Subterfuge 2~~
	Armor 3H/6d (6d [3] or 12d total soak), 3d Primium Countermagic<br>		Armor 3H/6d (6d [3] or 12d total soak), 3d Primium Countermagic<br>
	Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-1/-1/-1/-2/-2/Disabled/Destroyed<br>		Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-1/-1/-1/-2/-2/Disabled/Destroyed<br>
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	===Mark V Tactical Variant===		===Mark V Tactical Variant===
	Post-Reckoning improvements on the Mark V chassis have given it superior social ability and independent function.		Post-Reckoning improvements on the Mark V chassis have given it superior social ability and independent function.
	: As Mark V Upgrade, but with +2 to Manipulation. Adds Etiquette 2, ~~increases~~ Subterfuge ~~to 3~~, Stealth to 3.		: As Mark V Upgrade, but with +2 to Manipulation. Adds Etiquette 2, Subterfuge 2, increases Stealth to 3.

	===Mark V Security Variant===		===Mark V Security Variant===

MJ12 Commando at 20:13, 16 September 2015

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MJ12 Commando: /* HITMark Upgrades */

2015-06-27T01:46:47Z

HITMark Upgrades

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	* Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.		* Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.
	* Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which touches the HITMark. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 Bashing damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.		* Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which touches the HITMark. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 Bashing damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.
	* Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. ~~Mostly coincidental~~.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +[2] Strength for damage and feats of strength, as if HITMark had Potence. Can be vulgar if physical feat is outrageous enough.
	* Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.
	* Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +3 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.		* Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +3 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.
	* Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.		* Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +4d armor, +2d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.
	* Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.		* Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.
	* Improved Musculature: +[1] automatic success on Strength rolls, 1 extra -0 HL. Can be upgraded twice. Vulgar.		* Improved Musculature: +[1] automatic success on Strength rolls, 1 extra -0 HL. Can be upgraded twice. Vulgar.
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	* Multi-Core processor: Improved multitasking gives the combat synthetic +1 Wits and +1 Dexterity.		* Multi-Core processor: Improved multitasking gives the combat synthetic +1 Wits and +1 Dexterity.
	* Multispectral Sensors: The HITMark gains Awareness 3 and the equivalent of Forces/Life/Mind 1 sensory effects.		* Multispectral Sensors: The HITMark gains Awareness 3 and the equivalent of Forces/Life/Mind 1 sensory effects.
	* Optimized Software: +8 ability dots total~~, no ability may go over 4~~. May be taken ~~multiple~~ times.		* Nanotube Muscle: The HITMark gains the equivalent of Potence 1 and +1 to Dexterity and Stamina. Can be taken up to 3 times, each iteration after the first adding [1] to the HITMark's strength and +1 to the HITMark's Stamina.
	* Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection.		* Nanoweave Armor: +2d armor. Can be taken twice.
			* Optimized Software: +10 ability dots total. May be taken any number of times.
			* Overdrive Network: Arete 5, Life 3 "Better Body." Successes add to the HITMark's physical attributes for the scene. Coincidental unless effects are used for ludicrous feats.
			* Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection. Can be purchased twice.
	* Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the combat synth in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.		* Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the combat synth in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.
	* Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.		* Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.

MJ12 Commando: /* Mark V */

2015-04-26T18:30:14Z

Mark V

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	Armor 3H/6d (6d [3] or 12d total soak), 3d Primium Countermagic<br>		Armor 3H/6d (6d [3] or 12d total soak), 3d Primium Countermagic<br>
	Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-1/-1/-1/-2/-2/Disabled/Destroyed<br>		Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-1/-1/-1/-2/-2/Disabled/Destroyed<br>
	Inbuilt Weapons: ~~Primium~~ Claws (Str + 3A damage), Modular Armaments Subsystem<br>		Inbuilt Weapons: Retractable Blade/Claws (Str + 3L damage), Modular Armaments Subsystem<br>
	Paradox: 5<br>		Paradox: 5<br>

MJ12 Commando: /* HITMark Upgrades */

2015-04-25T09:13:26Z

HITMark Upgrades

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	==HITMark Upgrades==		==HITMark Upgrades==
	These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.		These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.
			* Agility Enhancement: +2 Dexterity, +1 Athletics, ignores up to 2 points of difficulty penalty from unsteady ground or other obstacles. Generally coincidental, especially since parkour is the big thing.
	* Backup Systems: +2 -0 HLs. Can be taken up to 3 times.		* Backup Systems: +2 -0 HLs. Can be taken up to 3 times.
	* Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it only 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.		* Battle Claws: Melee attacks now do Str + 3A damage and roll 2d to unweave mystical protection (roll it as 'Arete' to unweave force fields, bans, or the like, or just subtract it from soak from active spells).
			* Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it "only" 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.
			* CQB Optimization Programming: -2 difficulty for Brawl attacks, -1 difficulty to dodge melee or unarmed attacks.
	* Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.		* Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.
	* Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which ~~hits~~ the HITMark ~~in melee combat~~. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 ~~Lethal~~ damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.		* Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which touches the HITMark. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 Bashing damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.
	* Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.
	* Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.
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	* Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.		* Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.
	* Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.		* Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.
			* Improved Musculature: +[1] automatic success on Strength rolls, 1 extra -0 HL. Can be upgraded twice. Vulgar.
	* Infiltration Programming: +1 Manipulation, +3 Subterfuge, +2 Streetwise.		* Infiltration Programming: +1 Manipulation, +3 Subterfuge, +2 Streetwise.
	* Mimetic Paneling: +2 to the HITMark's Stealth dice pools, +1 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Attacks made at longer than point-blank range are at +1 difficulty. Generally coincidental.		* Mimetic Paneling: +2 to the HITMark's Stealth dice pools, +1 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Attacks made at longer than point-blank range are at +1 difficulty. Generally coincidental.
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	* Optimized Software: +8 ability dots total, no ability may go over 4. May be taken multiple times.		* Optimized Software: +8 ability dots total, no ability may go over 4. May be taken multiple times.
	* Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection.		* Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection.
	* Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the ~~Mark III~~ in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.		* Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the combat synth in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.
	* Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.		* Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.
	* Secondary Movement System: Wheels in the machine's feet give it the ability to move at 60 km/h with no paradox cost. While using the SMS, the Mark III is less agile and dodging or other difficult maneuvering is done at +1 difficulty. Deploying or undeploying the wheels takes 1 unrolled action. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.		* Secondary Movement System: Wheels in the machine's feet give it the ability to move at 60 km/h with no paradox cost. While using the SMS, the Mark III is less agile and dodging or other difficult maneuvering is done at +1 difficulty. Deploying or undeploying the wheels takes 1 unrolled action. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.
	* Self-Destruct System: The HITMark, when disabled, explodes and deals ~~12L~~ to all people within 10 yards. The HITMark may also self-destruct at will. This may be taken ~~multiple times. Twice gives~~ the HITMark a 20L explosion that maims or kills everyone within 20 yards.		* Self-Destruct System: The HITMark, when disabled or destroyed, explodes and deals 15L to all people within 15 yards. The HITMark may also self-destruct at will. This may be taken twice, giving the HITMark a 20L explosion that maims or kills everyone within 30 yards. The self-destruct system takes 1 full turn to activate, giving people time to get out of the radius or otherwise figure out a way to survive.
	* Self-Repair System: The HITMark may reflexively roll its Stamina + Computers once a turn. Success allows it to heal 1 Bashing or Lethal health level.		* Self-Repair System: The HITMark may reflexively roll its Stamina + Computers once a turn. Success allows it to heal 1 Bashing or Lethal health level.
	* Stealth System (MkIV/MkV): The HITMark's core systems are compressed into its primium endoskeleton, which is fitted with a 'cloaking device' to hide it from scans. Gives the equivalent of 3 successes to mask the HITMark's true nature from magic, and the HITMark is nearly impossible to out as inhuman without a medical examination (at Difficulty 9) or taking more than 5 HLs of Lethal/Aggravated damage, at which point the exposed skeleton moving around is kind of to ignore. HITMarks with Stealth Systems cannot mount any internal weapons.		* Stealth System (MkIV/MkV): The HITMark's core systems are compressed into its primium endoskeleton, which is fitted with a 'cloaking device' to hide it from scans. Gives the equivalent of 3 successes to mask the HITMark's true nature from magic, and the HITMark is nearly impossible to out as inhuman without a medical examination (at Difficulty 9) or taking more than 5 HLs of Lethal/Aggravated damage, at which point the exposed skeleton moving around is kind of to ignore. HITMarks with Stealth Systems cannot mount any internal weapons.
			* Targeting System: -2 difficulty to Firearms attacks. Coincidental.
	* Thermo-Optical Camouflage: +3 to the HITMark's Stealth, +3 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Ranged attacks against the HITMark are made at +2 difficulty. Borderline.		* Thermo-Optical Camouflage: +3 to the HITMark's Stealth, +3 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Ranged attacks against the HITMark are made at +2 difficulty. Borderline.
			* Vibroblade: Arm-deployable vibroblade deals Str + 5L damage. Vibroblades add +2 difficulty to enemy soak rolls. Semi-coincidental: Cutting a guy in half is no more vulgar than a regular HITMark, cutting a tank in half is super vulgar.

	=Non-HITMark Combat Units=		=Non-HITMark Combat Units=

MJ12 Commando: /* HITMark Upgrades */

2015-04-25T04:33:13Z

HITMark Upgrades

MJ12 Commando: /* HITMark Upgrades */

2015-04-25T04:31:24Z

HITMark Upgrades

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	==HITMark Upgrades==		==HITMark Upgrades==
	These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.		These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.
			: Backup Systems: +2 -0 HLs. Can be taken up to 3 times.
	: Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it only 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.		: Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it only 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.
	: Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.		: Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.
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	: Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.		: Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.
	: Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.		: Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.
	: Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +2 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.		: Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +3 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.
	: Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.		: Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.
	: Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.		: Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.

MJ12 Commando: /* Mark VI */

2015-04-25T04:21:48Z

Mark VI

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	Armor 4H/8d (7d [4]/15d total soak), 5d Primium Countermagic<br>		Armor 4H/8d (7d [4]/15d total soak), 5d Primium Countermagic<br>
	Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/Disabled/Destroyed<br>		Health Levels: -0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/-0/Disabled/Destroyed<br>
	Inbuilt Weapons: RAPTOR Mk II Vibroblades (Str + 4A damage, enemy soaks at +3 difficulty), Fusion Lance (Arete 6 Forces 3/Prime 2 aggravated damage)<br>		Inbuilt Weapons: RAPTOR Mk II Vibroblades (Str + 4A damage, enemy soaks at +3 difficulty), Fusion Lance (Arete 7 Forces 3/Prime 2 aggravated damage)<br>
	Paradox: 10<br>		Paradox: 10<br>
	Special Effects: "Arete" 5 ~~for submodules~~, Forces 1/Life 1 ~~multispectral vision, Dimension Science 2~~ Phase Generator (can touch spirits)~~, Prime 3 Antimagic Field~~ (~~roll~~ arete to ~~activate, each success adds +1~~ difficulty for all ~~magic use~~)		Prime Energy Battery: 50 (uses 1 Prime Energy per round while active, spends 1 Prime Energy per vulgar action it takes or per botch it makes to mitigate Paradox gains, spends 1 Prime Energy per Fusion Lance shot)<br>
			Special Effects: (Submodules roll at Arete 5)
			:Anti-Deviance Shielding (Attempts to harm the Mark VI with magic, static or dynamic, are at +2 difficulty)
			:Emergency Retrieval System (Corr 3 emergency teleport. Automatically activates if the Mark VI runs out of Prime Energy)
			:Multispectral Sensors (Forces/Mind/Life 1 sensing)
			:Phase Generator (Dsci 2, can touch spirits)
			:Psi-Suppression Systems (may attempt to use its 'arete' to countermagic with one of its actions)
			:Improved Combat Subroutines (-3 difficulty for all attack and defense rolls)

	===Mark VI Submodules===		===Mark VI Submodules===
	Mark VIs are sometimes deployed clean, but often are deployed with submodules added on. A Technocratic operator with Life 4, Matter 4, and Correspondence 4 can hot-swap these submodules with a standard rote. Oftentimes these submodules are extraordinarily expensive and require external input as well, which is why they're Mark VI-specific ones.		Mark VIs are sometimes deployed clean, but often are deployed with submodules added on. A Technocratic operator with Life 4, Matter 4, and Correspondence 4 can hot-swap these submodules with a standard rote. Oftentimes these submodules are extraordinarily expensive and require external input as well, which is why they're Mark VI-specific ones.

	'''Acausal Hypercomputation'''		'''Acausal Hypercomputation''' (Time 2)
	: A Mark VI with this submodule is given the ability to reroll any single failed or botched roll it makes in a turn.		: A Mark VI with this submodule is given the ability to reroll any single failed or botched roll it makes in a turn.

	'''Combat Teleportation Module'''		'''Combat Teleportation Module''' (Correspondence 3/Time 3)
	: A Mark VI with this submodule can ~~use Correspondence 3 teleportation~~.		: A Mark VI with this submodule can reflexively and rapidly teleport across the battlefield. This can be used to make surprise attacks or close distances rapidly.

	'''Fault-Tolerant Predictive Analysis'''		'''Fault-Tolerant Predictive Analysis'''

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MJ12 Commando: /* MiniCRAB */

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MiniCRAB

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	===Propulsion Systems===		===Propulsion Systems===
	: Ground Movement (5 successes)		: Ground Movement (10 successes)
			:: Can drive on any surface, even walls and ceilings. Forces magic is awesome like that.

	===Armor===		===Armor===
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	===Total Costs===		===Total Costs===
	~~170~~ successes, 10 background dots		175 successes, 10 background dots
	: Variant with the ability to carry 1 passenger/driver costs an additional 7 successes, and ~~the same~~ background ~~dot cost~~.		: Variant with the ability to carry 1 passenger/driver costs an additional 8 successes, and 11 background dots.

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	==HITMark Upgrades==		==HITMark Upgrades==
	These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.		These upgrades are applicable to all HITMarks unless they mention their compatibilities specifically. Most HITMarks in low-priority areas and many security versions will be 'clean' (or at most have Multispectral Senses) but ones used for offensive operations will often have 1-5 upgrade packages dependent on the priority, resources, and just how much the Technocracy hates you and you particularly.
	: Backup Systems: +2 -0 HLs. Can be taken up to 3 times.		* Backup Systems: +2 -0 HLs. Can be taken up to 3 times.
	: Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it only 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.		* Child Frame (Mk5 only): The Neotenic Infiltrator Package, also known as the KIDMark, rebuilds a HITMark V to a childlike proportion. The KIDMark has -1 Strength and Stamina, +1 Dexterity, and 2 fewer health levels. Its armor is also reduced by 3d (giving it only 8d soak). This is almost always paired with the Stealth System and Infiltration Programming, as otherwise it's fairly easy to detect said HITMark. KIDMarks cannot mount normal size weapons internally and must make use of external weapons.
	: Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.		* Digital Computer Upgrade (Mk2 only): Refitting the Mark II with a superior processor gives it +1 Paradox, +1 Perception, +1 Intelligence, and +1 Dexterity.
	: Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which hits the HITMark in melee combat. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 Lethal damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.		* Electrical Discharge: The Electrical Discharge submodule reactively harms any enemy which hits the HITMark in melee combat. This system has an "Arete" of 4 and deal Forces 3 Lethal damage. They are mostly coincidental as long as it's possible that the HITMark is wearing something that can discharge electric shocks.
	: Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Arms): +2 Strength for damage and feats of strength. Mostly coincidental.
	: Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.		* Electromagnetic Rams (Legs): Double ground movement speed and jump height. Mostly coincidental.
	: Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +3 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.		* Exoskeleton (Mk4/Mk5): +2 Strength, +2 Stamina, +3d Armor, +3 -0 HLs. Can no longer pass for human, +1 Paradox.
	: Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.		* Heavy Armor: Can only walk or jog without Secondary Movement, +3d armor, +1d countermagic. +2 difficulty to dodge.
	: Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.		* Heavy Machine Gun (Mk2/Mk3): The HITMark can deploy a HMG dealing 10L damage, Range 150, RoF 5, Magazine 200.
	: Infiltration Programming: +1 Manipulation, +3 Subterfuge, +2 Streetwise.		* Infiltration Programming: +1 Manipulation, +3 Subterfuge, +2 Streetwise.
	: Mimetic Paneling: +2 to the HITMark's Stealth dice pools, +1 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Attacks made at longer than point-blank range are at +1 difficulty. Generally coincidental.		* Mimetic Paneling: +2 to the HITMark's Stealth dice pools, +1 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Attacks made at longer than point-blank range are at +1 difficulty. Generally coincidental.
	: Move-By-Wire System: The HITMark gains 1 extra Time 3 action and +2 Initiative. Borderline coincidental. Can be stacked twice, which is definitely Vulgar.		* Move-By-Wire System: The HITMark gains 1 extra Time 3 action and +2 Initiative. Borderline coincidental. Can be stacked twice, which is definitely Vulgar.
	: Multi-Core processor: Improved multitasking gives the combat synthetic +1 Wits and +1 Dexterity.		* Multi-Core processor: Improved multitasking gives the combat synthetic +1 Wits and +1 Dexterity.
	: Multispectral Sensors: The HITMark gains Awareness 3 and the equivalent of Forces/Life/Mind 1 sensory effects.		* Multispectral Sensors: The HITMark gains Awareness 3 and the equivalent of Forces/Life/Mind 1 sensory effects.
	: Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.		* Optimized Software: +8 ability dots total, no ability may go over 4. May be taken multiple times.
	: Optimized Software: +8 ability dots total, no ability may go over 4. May be taken multiple times.		* Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection.
	: Primium Countermeasures: +2d extra Primium protection.		* Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the Mark III in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.
	: Reactive Armor: The HITMark has an extra +4d soak and ignores armor-piercing modifiers. However, roll this soak pool separately from its other soak. If this extra soak pool rolls more 1s than successes, the reactive armor is expended and no longer provides its extra soak or any protection from armor-piercing weapons. Anyone foolish enough to attempt to attack the Mark III in melee automatically takes 8L damage if they hit and deal more than 3 levels of Bashing or Lethal damage pre-soak. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.		* Rocket Launcher: one arm of the HITMark is replaced with a rocket launcher dealing 20L damage, Range 150, RoF 1, Magazine 5. For a HITMark IV or V, this can be disguised as a prosthetic limb, which will have no more functionality than a middling-end Sleeper prosthetic.
	: Secondary Movement System: Wheels in the machine's feet give it the ability to move at 60 km/h with no paradox cost. While using the SMS, the Mark III is less agile and dodging or other difficult maneuvering is done at +1 difficulty. Deploying or undeploying the wheels takes 1 unrolled action. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.		* Secondary Movement System: Wheels in the machine's feet give it the ability to move at 60 km/h with no paradox cost. While using the SMS, the Mark III is less agile and dodging or other difficult maneuvering is done at +1 difficulty. Deploying or undeploying the wheels takes 1 unrolled action. This is coincidental on the Mark III, but vulgar on the Mark IV or V unless they have an Exoskeleton.
	: Self-Destruct System: The HITMark, when disabled, explodes and deals 12L to all people within 10 yards. The HITMark may also self-destruct at will. This may be taken multiple times. Twice gives the HITMark a 20L explosion that maims or kills everyone within 20 yards.		* Self-Destruct System: The HITMark, when disabled, explodes and deals 12L to all people within 10 yards. The HITMark may also self-destruct at will. This may be taken multiple times. Twice gives the HITMark a 20L explosion that maims or kills everyone within 20 yards.
	: Self-Repair System: The HITMark may reflexively roll its Stamina + Computers once a turn. Success allows it to heal 1 Bashing or Lethal health level.		* Self-Repair System: The HITMark may reflexively roll its Stamina + Computers once a turn. Success allows it to heal 1 Bashing or Lethal health level.
	: Stealth System (MkIV/MkV): The HITMark's core systems are compressed into its primium endoskeleton, which is fitted with a 'cloaking device' to hide it from scans. Gives the equivalent of 3 successes to mask the HITMark's true nature from magic, and the HITMark is nearly impossible to out as inhuman without a medical examination (at Difficulty 9) or taking more than 5 HLs of Lethal/Aggravated damage, at which point the exposed skeleton moving around is kind of to ignore. HITMarks with Stealth Systems cannot mount any internal weapons.		* Stealth System (MkIV/MkV): The HITMark's core systems are compressed into its primium endoskeleton, which is fitted with a 'cloaking device' to hide it from scans. Gives the equivalent of 3 successes to mask the HITMark's true nature from magic, and the HITMark is nearly impossible to out as inhuman without a medical examination (at Difficulty 9) or taking more than 5 HLs of Lethal/Aggravated damage, at which point the exposed skeleton moving around is kind of to ignore. HITMarks with Stealth Systems cannot mount any internal weapons.
	: Thermo-Optical Camouflage: +3 to the HITMark's Stealth, +3 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Ranged attacks against the HITMark are made at +2 difficulty. Borderline.		* Thermo-Optical Camouflage: +3 to the HITMark's Stealth, +3 difficulty to Alertness rolls to detect the HITMark. Ranged attacks against the HITMark are made at +2 difficulty. Borderline.

	=Non-HITMark Combat Units=		=Non-HITMark Combat Units=