Кристаллизация | ходы игроков | Основная комната

C No $500 0.5 2, очень тонкие черные перчатки из нановолокна, с уплотнениями на костяшках для увеличения силы удара. Соединены с магнитным браслетом-батарей у запястья для электропитания. Перчатки токни и не дают СП, но зато не снижают чувствительность пальцев.

groin, legs 18/6* $280 2.8 3, стилизованы под пару черных джинсов.

arms, torso 18/6* $450 3 3, стилизован под бежевый свитер

feet 18/9 $150 3 4. тяжелые высокие ботинки с кевларовыми вставками на магнитных замках

, защищает в от ветра и дождя. Довольно тонкий, СП не дает.

: Contains a bandage spray can
(p. 197), ointments, etc. It gives a +1 (quality) bonus to First
Aid skill, or +2 when using the bandage spray to treat bleeding.
$50, 2 lbs. LC4.

This drug instantly awakens an unconscious person,
regardless of his HP or FP. Someone using this drug cannot
fail a HT roll to avoid unconsciousness. After the drug wears
off, roll vs. HT. Failure causes 1 HP damage, while critical
failure also results in a heart attack. $100 per dose. LC2.

This drug puts the patient into a deep, dreamless sleep.
The user gets a HT-3 roll to resist; failure results in the user
falling asleep for eight hours times the margin of failure. It
is a reliable, powerful sleeping pill, often available only
through prescription. If injected, it works in one second.
$10 per dose. LC3.

This device looks like a deodorant stick with a small
control at the base. It is an applicator-programmer that
releases a swarm of microscopic machines (“groomers”).
The user sets the groomer to “mark,” then sprays out
boundary-marker machines that delineate the area to be
groomed; the spray nozzle adjusts to cover an area from a
square inch to a square foot. Then the user resets to one of
a dozen “groom” settings and releases groomers into the
bounded area, which they won’t leave.
The groomers trim body, facial or head hair or fur down
to the setting-specified minimum length in millimeters (a
setting of zero will depilate). They also can be set to remove
dirt or dandruff, or to apply dye. The job takes about 30 seconds.
Used ‘bots self-destruct within an hour or two: they
are non-toxic and will degrade harmlessly if exposed to
ultraviolet light or intestinal flora. Grooming spray is $10,
0.1 lb. (30 uses). LC4.

(бритва, расческа, запас сигарет и.т.п.)

, 2 фт. вмещает до 40 фт

The smallest multi-purpose computer in regular use. It’s
used as a wearable computer or implant, or built into gadgets
or robots. It is Complexity 5 and stores 1 PB (at TL9).
$50, 0.05 lbs., 2A/20 hr. LC4.

(TL9): This is a 3D video display
integrated into glasses or a helmet visor, or designed to be
projected onto a windscreen. A HUD can also be printed
onto a flat surface. See Using a HUD (below). Many vehicles,
suits, sensor goggles, and the like incorporate a HUD
at no extra cost, and direct neural interfaces (pp. 48-49)
make a HUD unnecessary. If bought separately: $50, neg.,
uses external power. LC4.подключен к компу и очкам

(Рохинский-всеобщий как родной, все остальные 38 фракций с акцентом, итого 1200)
100GB database на каждую. Complexity 4-5

Микронаушники

eyes 15 $100 +0.1 4
+Night Vision Glasses (“Night Shades”) (TL9): Night
Vision 8 and 2¥ magnification. $250, 0.1 lb., A/10 hr. LC4.
+Infrared Video Glasses (TL9): 1¥ magnification. $500, 0.1
lb., A/10 hr. LC4.

(TL9): This projects a 15-yard beam.
May be helmet-mounted or attached to a firearm accessory
rail. $10, 0.25 lbs., B/24 hr.

(TL9)
These tablets or paste-filled tubes provide all the
vitamins and calories that an active person requires.
They also incorporate appetite suppressants. A one-day
supply (usually split into six to 12 individual meals) is
$10, 0.75 lbs. коробка из 12 штук, вес 1фт

: These are the most common energy source for
personal beam weapons, tools and high-power electronics.
Equipment designed for larger or smaller cells often has an
adapter for C-cell operation. An ultra-tech battlefield may
be littered with expended C cells. Each cell is about the
same size as a pistol magazine. $10, 0.5 lbs.

: These small cells are often used in clothing or consumer
goods that require low power outputs. They’re about
the size of a watch battery, or postage stamp-sized for flexible
cells (see below). $2, 0.005 lbs. (200 A cells weigh 1 lb.)

: An easy-to-conceal grenade the size
of a golf ball. It has the effect of a 40mm warhead. $10, 0.25
lbs.
1. Strobe
2. Riot gase
3. Radiant Prism
4. Colored Smoke

This is used as a notebook or wearable computer, or the
brain of a small robot. It has Complexity 4 and stores 10 TB
(at TL9). $100, 0.5 lbs., 2B/20 hr. LC4.

Nanoweave Tacsuit
Space Combat Helmet
Heavy Clamshell кираса (торс, пах, шея)
Light Clamshell поножи и наручи
разгрузка

Head-Up Display на визор шлема(HUD)

Hyperspectral Visor (TL9): 2¥ magnification.
An integral feature of many suit helmets, or available for
$2,000, 0.6 lbs., B/10 hr. LC4.

2 Prism Smoke granade


4 ЭМИ гранаты

4 High Explosive (HE)

Psionic mind-shield


9 Sniper Railgun, 7mm 6d¥2(3) pi 7+3 2,400/10,000 20/1.4 1 30(3) 11B† -6 2 $18,000 2 [4] +4 магазина.

10 Gauss Pistol, 4mm 3d(3) pi- 3 500/2,100 2/0.5 3 40(3) 9 -2 2 $1,700 3 [3] 2 шт +4 магазина к ним.

Targeting program +2 (в моем КПК, guns rifles guns pistols) 4000

Примечание: В полной броне штраф за второй слой - к 1 DX.



В остатке 5 000 кредитов

"Nanoweave Subdermal Armor (TL10)
Advanced flexible armor implanted under the patient’s
skin. It has DR 18 vs. piercing and cutting damage and DR
6 vs. other damage.
Statistics: DR 12 (Limited, Piercing and Cutting, -20%;
Tough Skin, -40%) [24]; DR 6 (Tough Skin, -40%) [18]. 42
points.
Availability: Major procedure (minor at TL11-12).
$5,000. LC2."

Reinforced Skeleton (TL10)
Micro- or nanomachines can reinforce a patient’s skeleton
with carbon fibers, transforming his bones into structures
with the strength of metal. Implants take over the
function of bone marrow and produce blood cells. Weight
does not increase. While the reinforced bones do not show
up on metal detectors, they can be identified with X-rays,
diagnostic beds, and other advanced sensors.
Statistics: HP+5 [10]; DR 20 (Skull only, -70%) [30]; DR
10 (Limited, Crushing, -40%; Tough Skin, -40%) [10]. 60
points.
Availability: Radical procedure (major at TL11-12).
$50,000. LC3.

"Bioplastic Skin (TL10)
This modification covers the recipient’s body with a
sheath of living smart bioplastic (p. 171). It is thin and sensitive
enough that it looks and behaves like normal skin,
and even heals itself. It is invisible armor covering the
entire body. It has DR 15 vs. burning or piercing damage,
DR 5 vs. other types of damage.
Statistics: DR 10 (Limited, Burning and Piercing damage,
-20%; Tough Skin, -40%) [20]; DR 5 (Tough Skin, -40%)
[15]. 35 points.
Availability: Major procedure. $20,000. LC3.
If installed first, bioplastic skin reduces the cost and difficulty
of certain other cybernetic skin modifications."

"Filter Implant (TL9)
A self-regenerating particle-filtration system integrated
into the recipient’s lungs.
Statistics: Filter Lungs [5].
Availability: Minor procedure (simple at TL11-12).
$2,500. LC4."

"Boosted Heart (TL10)
This combination of a cybernetic heart upgrade and
arterial reinforcement allows the recipient to temporarily
boost his metabolism beyond human norms. It can be
added to either a healthy or a bionic heart.
Statistics: Basic Speed +1 (Costs Fatigue 1, -5%;
Temporary Disadvantage, Electrical, -20%) [15]; Immunity
to Heart Attack (Temporary Disadvantage, Electrical, -20%)
[4]. 19 points.
Availability: Major procedure (minor at TL11-12).
$10,000. LC4."

"Boosted Reflexes (TL9)
These implanted glands release chemicals on mental
command, triggering a controlled adrenaline-like response.
Statistics: Basic Speed +1 (Costs Fatigue, 1 FP, -10%)
[18]. 18 points.
Availability: Major procedure (minor at TL10-12).
$9,000. LC3."

"Biological Operating System (BOS)
Implant (TL10)
This implant controls biofeedback systems and diagnostic
monitors, as well as nanomachine drug factories that
that help the user manage his body’s physiological state.
Statistics: Alcohol Tolerance [1], Deep Sleeper [1],
Metabolism Control 1 [5], No Hangover [1]. 8 points.
Availability: Major procedure (minor at TL11-12).
$10,000. LC3."

"Neural Jack (TL9)
This is a socket implanted in the body (usually the back
of the neck, base of the spine, or skull) with a communications
interface. The user can plug an optical cable (p. 43)
into it and connect to a phone line, modem, etc.
Statistics: Cable Jack (Sensie, +80%) [9]. 9 points.
Accessibility: Major procedure (minor at TL10-12).
$4,000. LC3."

"Accelerated Reflexes (TL10)
A system of electronic nerves and computer hardware
that replaces large sections of the nervous system.
Statistics: Extra Attack 1 (Temporary Disadvantage,
Electrical, -20%) [20]. 20 points.
Availability: Radical procedure (major at TL12).
$50,000. LC2."

Biomonitor Implant (TL9)
This implant monitors vital signs: pulse, heartbeat,
blood pressure, respiration, brainwaves, blood sugar, and
alcohol levels, as well as the overall condition of the user’s
other cybernetics. It includes a small wrist display, and can
connect to a neural interface (p. 48) or computer implant
(p. 215). It gives a +2 bonus to any First Aid, Diagnosis or
Physician rolls on the cyborg, as long as the medic can see
the display. Halve the bonus if the user can see it but has to
describe it to the medic. If the medic has a neural interface
or a computer, he can jack it into a port beside the visual
readout and monitor the cyborg directly.
His left eye was artificial and
his face bore dozens of tiny,
threadlike scars; for not even the
marvelous plastic surgery of that
age could repair entirely the
ravages of space-combat.
– E.E. “Doc” Smith,
Galactic Patrol
Statistics: Accessory (Biomonitor) [1]. 1 point.
Availability: Minor procedure (simple at TL10-12). $100.
LC4.

Flesh Pocket (TL9) 2 level
This is a surgically implanted pocket or pouch, sealed by
a flap of skin. It can be used to smuggle small objects. A
flesh pocket is normally installed in the torso; up to five levels
are possible. Each level allows the pocket to hold up to
Basic Lift/10 lbs. If placed elsewhere, a maximum of one
level can be installed, and the amount of weight that can be
carried is divided by 4 (leg), 8 (arm), or 16 (head or neck).
Statistics: Payload 1-5 [1/Level]. 1-5 points.
Availability: Simple procedure. $200 per le

$100. LC4.

(Statistics: Cable Jack (Sensie, +80%) [9]. 9 points.) $4,000. LC3.

(Statistics: Accessory (Tiny computer 10TL-Fast-hardened, hight-capacity) [1]; Photographic
Memory (Temporary Disadvantage, Electrical, -20%;
Recorded data only, -20%) [6]. 7 points.)

The smallest multi-purpose computer in regular use. It’s
used as a wearable computer or implant, or built into gadgets
or robots. It is Complexity 5 and stores 1 PB (at TL10).
$50, 0.05 lbs., 2A/20 hr. LC4.
Fast (TL9):
A powerful computer, with capabilities
equivalent to a system one size larger. This option may not
be combined with Slow or Genius. +1 Complexity.
Multiply the cost by 20.
Hardened (TL9):
The computer is designed to resist electromagnetic
pulses, microwaves, and other attacks that target
electrical gadgets. Add +3 to HT to resist these effects.
Double the cost, double the weight.
High-Capacity (TL9):
The computer can run 50% more
programs simultaneously (three programs of its own
Complexity, and so forth). Cost is 1.5 times normal.

A software tool (p. 25) useful for combat troops, TacNet
helps a leader monitor a combat force by tracking and displaying
their positions, firing arcs, blind spots, command
relationships, and more. This gives a bonus to Tactics if all
parties are in communication. Complexity 5 (+1 Tactics),
LC3 or Complexity 6 (+2 Tactics), LC2.
10 times normal cost.

This optical recognition program specializes in identifying
targets of military interest and providing background or
technical data. The quantity and accuracy of supporting
information depends on the databases used. High-quality
commercial databases offer expensive subscriptions and
constantly updated content, but lack detail. Military databases
are usually encrypted and contain very detailed information,
including hyperspectral emission profiles, countermeasure
tactics, and usage instructions. Military databases
require Military Rank or Security Clearance. Complexity 5;
double normal cost.

This software tool augments the capabilities of a HUD
link (above) by improving target acquisition speed, ballistic
modeling, environmental compensation (adjusting
for air pressure, wind, humidity, temperature, etc.), and
WEAPONRY 149
The program gives a bonus to a single Gunner or Guns specialization if
used with a HUD link. Complexity 3 (+1 skill) or
Complexity 4 (+2 skill). Five times normal cost. LC2.

all 75/45 $10,000 30 2

This is a sealed suit of combat armor designed for operations
in a terrestrial environment. It is heaviest over the
torso, but articulated plates and molded pieces also protect
the rest of the body. An anti-radiation layer provides radiation
PF 2.
It incorporates an inner garment including biomedical
sensors (p. 187), a waste relief system (p. 187), and a microclimate
control system (p. 171). The back of the torso
clamshells open so the user can step into the armor (it takes
three seconds to step in or out). The helmet is not included.
When worn with either a combat infantry helmet (p. 180)
or space helmet (p. 180) the suit is sealed, with climate control
(-140° F to 140°F) and radiation protection (PF 5).
A hardsuit isn’t pressurized and can’t operate in vacuum,
but with air tanks and a mask or appropriate helmet,
it can operate in areas with unbreathable or contaminated
air.

head 60/45 $3,000 7 – 2

Space Combat Helmet (TL9-12): A heavily-armored
combat helmet often worn in conjunction with space
armor (pp. 179-180). It has hearing protection (p. 171), a
small radio (p. 44), and an infrared visor (p. 61).

feet 18/9 $150 3 4

torso, groin 24/10* $900 9 2

6d+2(3) pi- 7+2 1,200/4,800 8.5/1.4 12 60(3) 10† -4 2 $7,100 2 [3]

8d pi++ 4 200/1,000 10/1.5 15 30(3) 10† -4 3 $2,400 2 [3]

3d(3) pi- 3 500/2,100 2/0.5 3 40(3) 9 -2 2 $1,700 3 [3]

Multiple-projectile rounds are available for grenade
launchers, shotguns (including Gauss shotguns), and
gyrocs. Divide the damage by 4, reduce the damage type
from Pi++ to Pi, halve Range, add a ?9 multiplier to RoF,
and reduce Rcl to 1. Normal cost. LC4.

These small cells are often used in clothing or consumer goods that require low power outputs. They’re about the size of a watch battery, or postage stamp-sized for flexible cells (see below). $2, 0.005 lbs. (200 A cells weigh 1 lb.)

These power wearable computers, tiny radios, small tools, and other devices with modest power requirements, including some low-powered weapons. A typical B cell is the same size as a pistol cartridge or an AA battery. $3, 0.05 lbs.

These are the most common energy source for personal beam weapons, tools and high-power electronics. Equipment designed for larger or smaller cells often has an adapter for C-cell operation. An ultra-tech battlefield may be littered with expended C cells. Each cell is about the same size as a pistol magazine. $10, 0.5 lbs.

This is the standard grenade, about
the size of a baseball. It has the same effect as a 64mm
warhead. $40, 1 lb.

An advanced sedative, such as an engineered variant of
the heroin molecule, mixed with a skin-penetrating agent.
It causes rapid incapacitation. It is a contact agent that
requires a HT-6 roll to resist. Failure results in unconsciousness
lasting for minutes equal to the margin of failure,
followed by ordinary sleep. $0.50 per dose. LC2.

Smoke is used to obscure or mark an area. Screening
smoke is white, gray, or sand-colored and gives a -10
penalty for visually aimed attacks or sighting through
them (see Obscure, p. B72); it also blocks ladar. Smoke
clouds take one second per five yards of burst radius to
form. They linger for one to four minutes, depending on
weather conditions.

Has the same effects as normal smoke. It
also (-7) penalizes Infravision, Hyperspectral Vision, and Night
Vision. $0.15 per dose. LC4.

This dissolves sticky foam (tangler) bonds in one second.
$1 per dose. LC4.

These broadcast communicators use radio waves. All
incorporate spread-spectrum technology in which communications
clarity and reliability is improved by spreading
the signal over a range of frequencies. The frequency hopping
also keeps the transmitter from being “bright” in any
given frequency, making it very hard to detect.
Radio range may drop by a factor of 10 in urban environments
or underground. The data transfer rate is 0.1 GB
per minute, but range drops significantly (divide by 10)
when transmitting real-time audio-visual signals.

This is a belt-sized tool kit. It gives a -2 (quality) equipment
modifier for the specific skill and specialization it is
designed for. Mini-Tool Kits for most Armoury,
Electrician, Mechanic, or Machinist specializations are
$200, 4 lbs., 5B/10 hr. Those for Electronics Repair,
Armoury (Force Shields), and Mechanic (Micromachines
or Nanomachines) are $400, 2 lbs., 5A/10 hr. LC4.

A small backpack or haversack.
From the French and Indian War until 1900, soldiers typically
carried packs of this size. Holds 50 lbs. Double cost at
TL8. $60, 3 lbs. LC4