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COMBAT SUMMARY
• Combat is handled as an Opposed Test.
• Attacker rolls attack skill +/– modifi ers.
• Melee: Defender rolls Fray or melee skill +/– modifi ers.
• Ranged: Defender rolls (Fray skill ÷ 2, round down) +/– modifi ers.
• If attacker succeeds and rolls higher than the defender, the attack hits.
• Critical hits are armor-defeating (armor does not apply).
• Armor is reduced by the attack’s Armor Penetration value (AP).
• The weapon’s damage is reduced by the target’s modifi ed Armor rating (unless
the attack is armor-defeating).
• If the damage exceeds the target’s Wound Threshold, a wound is also scored. (If
the damage exceeds the Wound Threshold by multiple factors, multiple wounds
are infl icted.)
SEE
193
EP
COMBAT MODIFIERS
GENERAL
MODIFIER
Character using off-hand
–20
Character wounded/traumatized
–10 per wound/trauma
Character has superior position
+20
Touch-only attack
+20
Called shot
–10
Character wielding two-handed weapon with
one hand
–20
Small target (child-sized)
–10
Very small target (mouse or insect)
–30
Large target (car-sized)
+10
SEE
203
EP
WEAPON RANGES
Very large target (side of a barn)
+30
Visibility impaired (minor: glare, light smoke,
dim light)
SHORT
RANGE
MEDIUM
RANGE (–10)
LONG RANGE
(–20)
EXTREME
RANGE (–30)
–10
WEAPON TYPE
Visibility impaired (major: heavy smoke, dark)
–20
Firearms
Light Pistol
Blind attack
–30
0–10
11–25
26–40
41–60
MELEE COMBAT
MODIFIER
Medium Pistol
0–10
11–30
31–50
51–70
Character has reach advantage
+10
Heavy Pistol
0–10
11–35
36–60
61–80
SMG
0–30
31–80
81–125
126–130
Character charging
–10
Assault Rifl e
0–150
151–250
251–500
501–900
Character receiving a charge
+20
Sniper Rifl e
0–180
181–400
401–1,100
1,101–2,300
RANGED COMBAT (ATTACKER)
MODIFIER
Machine Gun
0–100
101–400
401–1,100
1,001–2,000
Attacker using smartlink or laser sight
+10
Railguns
as Firearms, but increase the effective range in each category by +50%
Beam Weapons
Cybernetic Hand Laser
Attacker behind cover
–10
Attacker running
–20
0–30
31–80
81–125
126–230
Attacker in melee combat
–30
Laser Pulser
0–30
31–100
101–150
151–250
Defender has minor cover
–10
Microwave Agonizer
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Defender has moderate cover
–20
Particle Beam Bolter
0–30
31–100
101–150
151–300
Defender has major cover
–30
Plasma Rifl e
0–20
21–50
51–100
101–300
Defender prone and far (10+ meters)
–10
Stunner
0–10
11–25
26–40
41–60
Seekers
Seeker Micromissile
Defender hidden
–60
5–70
71–180
181–600
601–2,000
Aimed shot (quick)
+10
Seeker Minimissile
5–150
151–300
301–1,000
1,001–3,000
Aimed shot (complex)
+30
Seeker Standard Missile
5–300
301–1,000
1,001–3,000
3,001–10,000
Sweeping fi re with beam weapon
+10 on second shot
Spray Weapons
Buzzer
Multiple targets in same Action Phase
–20 per additional target
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Indirect fi re
–30
Freezer
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Point-blank range (2 meters or less)
+10
Shard Pistol
0–10
11–30
31–50
51–70
Short range
—
Shredder
0–10
11–40
41–70
71–100
Sprayer
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Medium range
–10
Torch
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Long range
–20
Vortex Ring Gun
0–5
6–15
16–30
31–50
Extreme range
–30
Thrown Weapons
Blades
To SOM ÷ 5
To SOM ÷ 2
To SOM
To SOM x 2
Minigrenades
To SOM ÷ 2
To SOM
To SOM x2
To SOM x 3
Standard Grenades
To SOM ÷ 5
To SOM ÷ 2
To SOM
To SOM x3
SEE
208
EP
HEALING
CHARACTER SITUATION
DAMAGE HEALING RATE WOUND HEALING RATE
Character without basic biomods
1d10 (5) per day
1 per week
Character with basic biomods
1d10 (5) per 12 hours
1 per 3 days
Character using nanobandage
1d10 (5) per 2 hours
1 per day
Character with medicines
1d10 (5) per 1 hour
1 per 12 hours
Poor conditions (bad food, not enough rest/heavy activity, poor shelter and/or sanitation)
double timeframe
double timeframe
Harsh conditions (insuffi cient food, no rest/strenuous activity, little or no shelter and/or sanitation)
triple timeframe
no would healing
ACTION TURN
Step 1
: Roll Initiative ((INT + REF) x 2) + 1d100
Step 2
: Begin First Action Phase (Speed 1)
Step 3
: Declare and Resolve Actions
Step 4
: Rotate and Repeat (Speed 2–4)
REPUTATION NETWORKS
SEE
287
EP
NETWORK NAME REP NAME
NETWORKING
FIELD
FACTIONS AND
OTHERS
The Circle-A List
@-Rep
Autonomists
anarchists, Barsoomians,
Extropians, Titanian, and scum
CivicNet
c-Rep
Hypercorps
hypercorps, Jovians, Lunars,
Martians, Venusians
EcoWave
e-Rep
Ecologists
nano-ecologists,
preservationists, and reclaimers
MODIFIER SEVERITY
SEE
115
EP
Fame
f-Rep
Media
socialites (also artists, glitterati,
and media)
Guanxi
g-Rep
Criminals
criminals
SEVERITY
MODIFIER
The Eye
i-Rep
Firewall
Firewall
Minor
+/–10
Research Network Associates r-Rep
Scientists
argonauts (also technologists,
researchers, and scientists)
Moderate
+/–20
Major
+/–30
ACQUIRE INFORMATION
SEE
290
EP
TEST DIFFICULTY
SEE
115
EP
LEVEL SERVICE
1
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
MODIFIER
Common Information
: Where to eat. What biz a certain hypercorp is in. Who’s in charge.
Effortless
+30
2
Public Information
: Make gray market connections. Where the “bad neighborhood” is.
Obscure public database info. Who’s the local crime syndicate. Public hypercorp news.
Simple
+20
Private Information
: Make black market connections. Where an unlisted hypercorp facility
is. Who’s a cop. Who’s a crime syndicate member. Where someone hangs out. Internal
hypercorp news. Who’s sleeping with whom.
Easy
+10
3
Average
+0
Diffi cult
–10
4
Secret Information
: Make exotic black market connections. Where a secret corp facility is.
Where someone’s hiding out. Secret hypercorp projects. Who’s cheating on whom.
Challenging
–20
Hard
–30
5
Top Secret Intel
: Where a top secret black-budget lab is. Illegal hypercorp projects.
Scandalous data. Blackmail material.
COMPLEMENTARY SKILL BONUS
SEE
123
EP
NETWORKING MODIFIERS
SKILL RATING
MODIFIER
SEE
287
EP
SITUATION
MODIFIER
01–30
+10
31–60
+20
Favor level exceeds Rep level
–10 per level
61+
+30
Rep level exceeds favor level
+10 per level
Keeping quiet
–Variable (see p. 288)
Burning Rep
+Rep amount burned
REPUTATION LEVELS
SEE
287
EP
Paying extra
+10 per level
REPUTATION SCORE REPUTATION LEVEL
0–19
FAVORS
Level 1
SEE
289
EP
20–39
Level 2
BURNING
REP COST
REFRESH
RATE
40–59
Level 3
FAVOR LEVEL TIMEFRAME
60–79
Level 4
1 (Trivial)
1 minute
0
1 hour
80–99
Level 5
2 (Low)
30 minutes
1
1 day
3 (Moderate)
1 hour
5
1 week
MESH GEAR MODIFIERS
SEE
247
EP
4 (High)
1 day
10
1 month
5 (Scarce)
3 days
20
3 months
MODIFIER SOFTWARE/HARDWARE
–30
Bashed-up devices, no-longer-supported software,
relics from Earth or the early expansion into space
ACQUIRE/UNLOAD GOODS
SEE
289
EP
–20
Malfunctioning/inferior devices, buggy software,
pre-Fall technology
LEVEL SERVICE
1
Acquire/unload item with an expense of Trivial.
–10
Outdated and low quality items
2
Acquire/unload item with an expense of Low.
0
Standard ectos, mesh inserts, and software
3
Acquire/unload item with an expense of Moderate.
+10
High-quality goods, standard security-grade products
4
Acquire/unload item with an expense of High.
+20
Next-generation devices, advanced software
5
Acquire/unload item with an expense of Expensive.
+30
Newly developed, state-of-the-art, top-of-the-line tech
>+30
TITANs and/or alien technology
ACQUIRE SERVICES
SEE
290
EP
ONLINE SEARCHES
LEVEL SERVICE
1
Trivial favor
: Get someone to perform services for 15
minutes. Moving a chair. Browbeating someone. Catching a
ride. Researching someone online. Borrow 50 credits. Other
Trivial cost services.
1. Common data = automatic acquisition
2. Uncommon data:
a. Research Task Test (timeframe: 1 minute) modifi ed by data obscurity
to accumulate data
b. Measure of Success determines depth of data found
3. Analysing data:
a. Research Task Test (timeframe: GM call) using complementary skill
to understand data
2
Minor favor
: Get someone to perform services for an hour.
Moving to a new cubicle. Roughing someone up. Loaning a
vehicle. Providing an alibi. Healing vat rental. Minor hacking
assistance. Basic legal or police assistance. Borrow 250
credits. Other Low cost services.
Moderate favor
: Get someone to perform services for
a day. Moving to a habitat in the same cluster. Serious
beatings. Lookouts. Short-distance egocast. Short shuttle
trip (under 50,000 km). Minor psychosurgery. Uploading.
Reservations at the best restaurant ever. Major legal
representation or police favors. Borrow 1,000 credits. Other
Moderate cost services.
3
SUBVERSION DIFFICULTIES
SEE
259
EP
Major favor
: Get someone to perform services for a
month. Moving a body. Homicide. Getaway shuttle piloting.
Industrial sabotage. Large-volume shipping contract on
bulk freighter. Medium-distance egocast. Mid-range shuttle
trip (50,000–150,000 km). Moderate psychosurgery.
Resleeving. Get out of jail free. Borrow 5,000 credits. Other
High cost services.
MODIFIER TASK
4
Execute commands, view restricted information, run
restricted software, open/close connections to other
systems, read/write/copy/delete fi les, access sensor
feeds, access slaved devices
–0
Partnership
: Get someone to perform services for a
year. Moving a dismembered body. Mass murder. Major
embezzlement. Acts of terrorism. Relocate a mid-size
asteroid. Long-distance egocast. Long-range shuttle trip
(150,000 km or more). Borrow 20,000 credits. Other
Expensive cost services.
–10
Change system settings, alter logs/restricted fi les
–20
Interfere with system operations, alter sensor/AR input
5
–30
Shut system down, lockout user/muse, launch
countermeasures at others
THE HACKING SEQUENCE
TASKS
RESULTS
1. Defeat the Firewall
Infosec Task Action (10 minutes)
2. Bypass Active Security
Opposed Infosec Test
a. Hacker Wins with Excellent Success, Defender fails
Hidden status/admin privileges/+30 all Subversion Tests (p. 256, EP)
b. Hacker Succeeds, Defender Fails
Covert Status (p. 256, EP)
c.Both Succeed
Spotted Status/passive alert/–10 all Subversion Tests (p. 256, EP)
d. Defender Succeeds, Hacker Fails
Locked status/active alert/–20 all Subversion Tests (p. 256, EP)
COUNTERMEASURES
SEE
257
EP
PASSIVE ALERT (–10 MODIFIER TO INTRUDERS)
Locate Intruder
: Opposed Infosec Test; if successful, intruder becomes Locked
Re-authenticate Users
: Next Action Turn, intruder must make Infosec Test to log in again
Reduce Privileges:
Limit user acces privileges (see p. 246, EP)
ACTIVE ALERT (–20 MODIFIER TO INTRUDERS)
Counterintrusion
: If Trace (see below) is successful, launch intrusion attempt on intruder’s home system
Lockout
: Opposed Infosec Test; if successful, intruder dumped from system.
Reboot/Shutdown
: Takes 1 Action Turn to 1 minute (GM discretion); all users ejected from system.
Trace
: Trace intruder to home system with a Research Test (-30 if in privacy mode)
Wireless Termination
: At end of Action Turn, all wireless connections terminated; wireless users ejected.
SUBVERSION EXAMPLES
In addition to the tasks noted under the Subversion Diffi culties table,
these modifi ers present some additional example actions.
GAME RULES SUMMARY
SEE
259
EP
MAKING TESTS (P. 115)
• Roll d100 (two ten-sided dice, read as a percentile amount, from 00 to 99).
• Target number is determined by the appropriate skill (or occasionally an aptitude).
• Diffi culty is represented by modifi ers.
• 00 is always a success.
• 99 is always a failure.
• Margin of Success of 30+ is an Excellent Success.
• Margin of Failure of 30+ is a Severe Failure.
• A roll of doubles (00, 11, 22, 33, etc.) equals a critical success or failure.
MOD TASK
Hacking Bots/Vehicles
–0 Give orders to drones
–10 Alter sensor system parameters, disable sensors or weapons systems
–20 Alter smartlink parameters, disable sensors or weapon systems
–30 Lockout AI or teleoperator, seize control via puppet sock
Hacking Ectos/Mesh Inserts
–0
Interact with entoptics, befriend everyone in range, make online purchases
using user’s credit, intercept communications, log activity
–10
Alter social network profi le/status, adjust AR fi lters, tweak sensory interface,
change AR skin, change avatar, access VPN
–20
Block or shuffl e senses, inject AR illusions, spoof commands to drones/slaved
devices
–30 Boo user out of AR
Hacking Habitat Systems
–0 Open/close doors, stop/start elevators, operate intercom
–10
Adjust temperature/lighting, disable safety warnings, replace entoptic skin,
lock doors, switch traffi c timers
–20
Disable subsystems (plumbing, recycling, etc.), disable wireless links, dispatch
repair crews
–30 Override safety cutoffs
Hacking Security Systems
–0 Move/manipulate cameras/sensors, locate security systems/guards/bots
–10 Adjust patterns of sensor sweeps, view security logs, disable weapon systems
–20 Delete security logs, dispatch security teams
–30 Disable alerts
Hacking Simulspace Systems
–0 View current status of simulspace, simulmorphs, and accessing egos
–10
Change domain rules, add cheats, alter parameters of story, alter simulmorphs,
change time dilation
–20 Eject simulmorph, alter/erase character AIs
–30 Abort simulation
Hacking Spimes
–0 Get status report, use device functions
–10 Adjust AI/voice personality settings, adjust timed operation schedule
–20 Disable sensors, disable device functions
Hacking Simulspace From Within
SUCCESS TEST (P. 117)
• To succeed, roll d100 and score equal to or less than the skill +/– modifi ers.
OPPOSED TEST (P. 119)
• Each character rolls d100 against their skill +/– modifi ers.
• The character who succeeds with the highest roll wins. If both characters fail, or
both succeed but tie, deadlock occurs.
SIMPLE SUCCESS TEST (P. 118)
• Simple Success Tests automatically succeed.
• Success or failure on the roll simply indicates if the character succeeded strongly
or poorly.
DEFAULTING (P. 116)
• If a character does not have the appropriate skill for a test, they may default to the
skill’s linked aptitude.
MODIFIERS (P. 115)
• Modifi ers always affect the target number (skill), not the roll.
• Modifi ers (positive or negative) come in 3 levels of severity:
■ Minor (+/–10)
■ Moderate (+/–20)
■ Major (+/–30)
• The maximum modifi ers that can be applied are +/– 60.
TEAMWORK (P. 117)
• One character is chosen as the primary actor; they make the test.
• Each helper character adds a +10 modifi er (max. +30).
TAKING THE TIME (P. 118)
• Character may take extra time to complete an action.
• On Complex actions, each minute taken adds +10 to the test.
• On Task actions, every 50 percent extension to the timeframe adds +10 to the test.
APTITUDES (P. 123)
• Aptitudes range from 1 to 30 (average 15).
• Aptitudes are: Cognition, Coordination, Intuition, Refl exes, Savvy, Somatics, and
Willpower.
LEARNED SKILLS (P. 123)
• Skills range from 1-99 (average 50).
• Each skill is linked to and based on an aptitude.
• Morphs, gear, drugs, etc. may provide skill bonuses or penalties to individual skills.
–0
Analyze simulation parameters, view domain rules, shape appearance of
simulmorph, switch simulmorph character or morph type
–10
Change probability of test outcomes, become invisible (“out-game”) to others
SPECIALIZATIONS (P. 123)
• Specializations add +10 when using a skill for that area of concentration.
• Each skill may have only one specialization.
–20
Interfere with simulation (e.g. make it rain, generate earthquakes), generate
items, ignore domain rules, kill or lockout other simulmorphs
–30
Go into god mode, command simulated characters, take over the sim
ACTION TURNS (P. 120)
• Action Turns are 3 seconds in length.
• The order in which characters act is determined by Initiative.
• Automatic actions are always “on.”
• Characters may take any number of Quick Actions in a Turn (minimum of 3),
limited only by the gamemaster.
• Characters may only take a number of Complex Actions equal to their Speed stat.
TASK ACTIONS (P. 120)
• Task Actions are any action that requires longer than 1 Action Turn to complete.
• Task Actions list a timeframe (anywhere from 2 Turns to 2 years).
• Timeframe reduced by 10% for each 10 points of MoS.
• If character fails, they work on the task for a minimum period equal to 10% of the
timeframe for each 10 points of MoF before realizing it’s a failure.
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