• Close combat weapons ignore energy shields but not armor and you add a bonus of Strength as damage dealt. Holding a melee weapon two-handed doubles your bonus Strength damage. If you can hold a two-handed weapon in one hand, you only add the normal Strength bonus.
  
• EMP weapons only target active equipment (held weapons, energy shields, cybernetics). Anything not in use detects the EMP and automatically switches to a safe mode to automatically resist the pulse. EMP weapons only roll EMP damage and EMP damage is rolled separate for each item caught in the crossfire. If the damage exceeds the shielding on an item, the item shuts down and can't be used until it's repaired. All cybernetics have a shielding rating of 25.
  
• Thrown explosives have damage dealt depending on success or failure. A success means that you hit the target with full damage. XS of failure cuts the damage down.
  
• Weapons with an attack rate of 2+ can be fired at a slower rate to increase accuracy at the cost of less attacks. Forfeiting one attack gives you +2 to hit with all remaining shots with every sacrificed attack giving the others +2 to hit.
  
• Ion weapons are only available to Shi Yukiro Agents. Ion weapons are immensely dangerous, bypassing 10 points of armor value to attack but they're melee only. Their internal energy supplies mean it'll be centuries before they run out of juice and you need Powered Melee training to use it properly (otherwise all doubles are crit-fails). If you deal maximum damage with an attack, it severs whatever limb it hits.
  
• Kinetic weapons are guns. Most kinetic weapons use SMART rounds (Self Modeling Auto-loading Round Technology) in clips meaning that if you have one clip of SMART ammo it's compatible with any kinetic weapon that uses them. The big benefit of kinetic weapons is that a lot of them are immune to EMPs.
  
• Laser weapons can bypass energy shields if a round is spent to calibrate the laser before attacking. Laser weapons use energy cells.
  
• Machine weapons fire in full auto. You can pick as many targets as there are damage dice as long as the targets are close together, splitting up damage dice per target. Alternately, just shoot one target and get +4 to hit. You can't aim machine weapons.
  
• Plasma firearms bypass all armor but always crit miss on 8s, 9s and 10s. Crit misses deal half of the damage to the user in a backfire and the weapon stops working. Plasma close combat weapons don't have the same restrictions as their ranged counterparts, built sturdier. The only real restriction is that you need Powered Melee training to use them properly and they only bypass 4 armor.

• Compound H: Compound H reattaches severed limbs. It's a spray can with enough of a dose to coat the stump and the base of the severed parts (one of the two should still be alive otherwise it won't work). Simply place the two parts together and the compound will foster rapid regeneration and help realign the nerves and veins and such. All it takes is fifteen minutes to get a limb back with no scarring. It also has a 60% success chance to attach a part from a different person.
  
• EMPS Booster: a small chip is slotted into an item susceptible to EMPs and will raise the EMPS of the item by 2 points by generating a field that helps resist EMPs. Most items can slot up to 5 of these chips before they stop adding benefits. Booster chips can also be slotted in cybernetics.
  
• Eye Screen: a computer screen that covers one eye, giving -1 Perception to wirelessly use a computer.
  
• Hologram Generator: it basically makes illusions of whatever you need and will last for three minutes before burning out.
  
• Inaugurate: An incredibly volatile acid that deals 20 damage per dose. Hard to use as a weapon due to its volatility and the fact that one container only carries 3 doses. Great for melting locks though.
  
• IV Pack: an empty pack you can load anything you need into. If you're running around with the needle in, you can have the pack empty into your bloodstream whenever you want and the drugs will kick in immediately. One use only.
  
• Invisibility Field: watch-sized, only lasts for a scene before it burns out.
  
• Ion Wall Generator: 500 HP ion wall that has a max area of 10x10 meters. The generator itself is 10 cm cubed and floats to project. Lasts for 10 hours before it burns out.
  
• Liquid Alloy: superglue in the form of liquid metal. Roughly the size of a soda can, the contents can be used to anchor things as strong as a weld and can be sculpted before the metal hardens in 10 seconds. 500kg of force is necessary to break the bond.
  
• Medpacks: the IV medpack has to be placed over the heart and only one can be worn at a time due to size. It's a free action to use the medpack and it also has a bio sensor that will automatically inject when the owner hits 0 points. Heals 20 points. A regular medpack has enough goodies to heal 20 HP plus the user's Medicine skill and takes one round to use. Both items only have a single use.
  
• Metapsitrophin: gives 30 Telepathic Energy points to the user. Needs to have the needle injected at the base of the spine and due to the placement only one can be used at once. If it's not in a pack, it takes an action to administer.
  
• Night Sight: night vision goggles, basically. The Sam Fisher kind.
  
• Night Vision Glasses: in glasses form but only lets you see in black and red.
  
• SatBlanket: a computer the size of a car battery that disguises everything in 30 square meters from satellite view, intelligently editing what the satellite sees instead of making a blank spot. Best used with a license.
  
• Shield Breaker: an energy grenade that deals 60 damage in an explosion. Despite its name, it can't break shields, only discharge them.
  
• Suppressant Gel: a better silencer, a gel that eats the sound of a light or tactical firearm and makes it truly silent.
  
• Telepathic Converger: it's a weird hat that gives you +2 to using telepathic skills.
  
• Torch (Long Cell): a flashlight with a thousand year battery life.
  
• Viral Modifier: a specially-designed retrovirus injected into the face that takes a week to change your face for a month. The face is designed on a computer and the instructions are given to the virus by a doctor/engineer. Said doctor/engineer is obliged to inform the UIG of people they sell these viruses to unless you bribe them.

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• Primary Sensory Enhancement (5k): The senses and the brain are modified to pick up more complex signals which are sent through a processor to your senses. +1 Perception, basis of most other Anascan augs.
  
• "Eternity" Recorder (3k): Stores up to a week of high def audio visual footage recorded from the owner's eyes and ears. It can be played back wirelessly to visual displays or the owner can mentally rewatch recorded footage, parsing a day's footage in a hour. The recorder can be turned on or off mentally at will. Requires the PSE.
  
• Midnight Vision System (1k): An image interpreter is attached to the PSE and allows the user to see in the dark as a free action.
  
• Range Targeter (4k): Places a trajectory measurement system over the owner's vision to grant +2 to all rolls involving throwing. Requires the following implant.
  
• Reticle Eye (7k): Replaces an eye with a synthetic eye with a targeting reticle. +2 to hit with a ranged weapon that has a 500c aiming sync attachment. The attachment lowers the gun's EMPS by 1 or makes the EMPS 15 if it was previously immune.
  
• Telemetric Vision (4k): An artificial lens replaces the organic lens in one eye and allows that eye to see in microscopic or telescopic vision. This procedure can be taken twice, one for each eye. Also grants +1 to Perception.
  
• Thermal Imaging (1k): adds a thermal imaging system to the PSE, allowing the user to see perfect thermal images.

• Advanced Process Chip Socket (10k): upgrades the basic process socket to allow the use of advanced process chips (6+ ratings).
  
• Cerebral Link (15k): Crazy useful because it allows the user to survive being decapitated. The head is fitted with oxygenators and nourishment systems along with a wireless system that lets the severed head still control their body as long as they're within 30 meters of each other. The head can survive in this state for 48 hours and can be reattached with a simple application of Compound H. But what if the body is lost in the process? The head can be attached to a new body (either cloned or donated) which will reduce Strength, Agility, Reflexes and Endurance to 5 due to physiological shock. If you don't want to pay XP to raise your stats again, you can pay 1500c for recuperation drugs. If taken within a month of getting a new body, the stats will return to normal after a week and the R Drugs in the Agent's head will transform the new body into the Agent's old body. The downside of getting a new body is that all non-Corporate implants are lost (the company will give the new body all the basic implants again).
  
• Internal Translator (5k): The sub vocal communicator has a chip attached that translates received language into the owner's language for them to understand it. Ownership of a Krieg Voice Synth means that the owner can also respond in another language; the two implants synergize in that regard.
  
• Storage Drive (7k): a storage drive is implanted in the chest of the owner and it can hold an obscene amount of data (basically it's unlimited for gameplay purposes). The data can only be removed wirelessly with the owner's permission or via x-pin port (if it's hacked, it counts as a secure system). The storage drive can sync with the Eternity Recorder to record 50 weeks of footage.
  
• Dual Process Sockets (14k): requires advanced sockets and Int 8, gives the owner the ability to use two chips at once.
  
• Neural Jack (25k): An x-pin connecting cable is attached to the process socket and can be extended to allow the owner to interface with computers, vehicles and more with their mind. Alternately, pay an extra 1k to get the cable on a finger or in an arm so it's more convenient to connect. The neural jack gives +4 to Computer and AI rolls, cuts hacking times in half and allows for mental control of things. You cannot use a neural jack wirelessly because they're easy to intercept and hack and having your brain hacked is bad.

• Bio-Lynx Modified Teeth (4k): get your teeth removed and replaced with a white-colored metal alloy. Comes in two further varieties. Cutters have a servo installed and allow the owner to bite through 3 cm thick items as long as the owner can fit it in their mouth and doesn't have anything higher than AV 10. Great for handcuffs and padlocks! Wolf Jaw dislocates the jaw slightly and replaces the teeth with sharp animal teeth, giving the owner +1 Attitude and a bite attack at the cost of looking weird and slightly impeding speech.
  
• Fibroctin Nerve System (5k): the nervous system is coated with a substance called fibroctin which increases nerve transmission. +1 to Reflexes and this can be taken up to three times at 5k per treatment.
  
• Myotic Restructuring (5k): muscles all over the body are repeatedly damaged lightly with a laser and force-healed with an accelerant to increase Strength by 1. Can be taken up to three times, can't be used to make Strength surpass 10 without an alloy skeleton.
  
• Cardiomechanics (10k): the entire cardiovascular system is removed and replaced with ageless vat-grown tissue and cybernetic parts . +1 Endurance and contains a level 6 Toxin Filter, can be taken up to three times with the endurance increasing and the filter's rating going up by 1 each time.
  
• Digital Injector (5k): a finger of choice has an internal syringe installed that can be used to deliver injections in melee. Refilling the syringe is easy.
  
• Stealthskin (4k): polychromotophores are injected into the skin which can cause the skin to change color with focus and visualization. +4 to Stealth but the skin looks a bit synthetic and anemic.
  
• Toughskin (5k): a dermal hardener is injected followed by an iridium suspension to keep the skin from getting dry and brittle. +1 AV and the skin looks a bit darker, can be taken twice.
  
• Videoskin (15k): electronically-controlled chromotophores are injected into the skin so the owner can control what appears using their PDA. The skin also acts as a computer monitor in a pinch. +1 Presence and depending what's on the skin at the time, +2 Attitude, +2 Stealth or +2 Looking Good. Worth noting: none of these skins require independent use. You can totally have Tough, Stealth and Videoskin all at once.

• Mystique Electro-Cosmetics (1k): polychromatic dyes are injected into the face and hands that allow a special stylus to bring makeup onto their skin and hands without any products needed. +1 Looking Good.
  
• Facial Reconstruction (4k): the face is removed and the muscles and bones are restructured before the changed face is reapplied. Just a cosmetic surgery.
  
• Ocular Repigmentation (1k): Can recolor the eyes to add striking colors, phosphorescence or both if a second surgery is performed. Striking colors add +1 Looking Good, phosphorescence adds +1 Attitude.
  
• Voice Synth (6k): a manipulator is added to the larynx that allows the owner to copy and perfectly replicate a voice they've heard (up to shouting levels) and chosen to store. The unit by itself can only store four vocal profiles but if attached to a Storage Drive it can hold practically unlimited profiles. Also, as previously mentioned, it syncs with the Internal Translator.

• Body Space (3k): a hollow cavity is implanted in the chest. The cavity is big enough to hold a small item around the size of a handgun or explosive. Two cavities can be implanted with a -10 modifier to find them (or a flip of a coin).
  
• Flat Hands (6k): the bones of the hands are fitted with electromagnetic hinges. On command one or both hands can essentially collapse and become floppy and useless until told to reactivate. The collapsed hands are easily pulled out of restraints or can fit into small places. +10 to escaping restraints.
  
• Palm Thorns (4k): subdermal keratin thorns are implanted beneath the skin of the hands and are controlled by the owner. +4 to climbing rolls and +1 unarmed damage.
  
• Switchprints (4k): This is an illegal operation so don't get caught. The patient's fingerprints are removed and discarded and replaced with synthetic prints that have three settings: two types of nondescript prints and blank.
  
• AMS Wrist Pistol (3k+price of pistol): A light firearm of choice is broken down and installed in the wrist, allowing three shots with the pistol before it needs to be reloaded. There are no downsides to having the pistol installed, just a -10 for people to find the gun.

• AS2000 Alloy Skull (10k): the patient's skull is removed and replaced with an alloy skull that also contains cushions to reduce cranial trauma. +3 HP, +1 AV.
  
• Arm Defenders (3k): A pair of alloy plates are mounted on each forearm, either a meat arm or a machine arm. +1 AV, you keep your defense when fighting unarmed because you can block with the plates.
  
• Bodyplates (1k): Alloy plates are installed beneath the skin of the chest. You can install up to 4 plates, each plate granting +1 AV but every two plates reduces Agility by 1. There are lighter plates available in another book (nanium plates) but they cost more and they also take the same spaces as these plates.
  
• AS3000 Alloy Skeleton (18k): the patient's entire skeleton is removed and replaced with an alloy skeleton (not counting the skull). The new skeleton is just like the old one but allows for more strength and strain to be placed on the body. An alloy skeleton is necessary to surpass Strength past 10. It also gives +10 HP and +1 AV.
  
• Plasma Blades (15k): Blades are implanted into the hands and can be brought in or out as a free action. These plasma blades still ignore 4 AV but there's a +2 damage bonus for being a part of the user's hands. You might have trouble using your hands for other things when the blades are out though.
  
• Dermal Aggressors (6k): retractable spikes and blades are embedded beneath the skin throughout the body. When activated, they emerge and deal 2 damage to unarmed enemies attacking the user. If the user is grappling someone, the spikes deal d6 damage automatically to the other person.
  
• DX4 Cybernetic Arm (10k): an arm is enhanced with cybernetic parts. Both arms can be augmented if desires but requires two operations. Each arm adds +1 Strength but only the first arm adds +2 unarmed strike damage.
  
• DX7 Cybernetic Leg (10k): Cybernetic legs either replace missing ones or you can have the old one removed. Two can be fitted at once. Each leg adds +1 Agility but only the first adds +2 unarmed damage. The unarmed damage bonuses from the cyber arms and legs stack.

• Assault: Assault deals 1d6 damage per point spent and can target up to Skillx10 meters away. It can be used in close combat but it doesn't count as a weapon for defense. Assault manifests into the world how the user imagines it to look: lightning, fire, brain daggers. This is just a simple visual appearance and the fire doesn't actually burn or whatever. A crit failure means you zap yourself instead of the target.
  
• Biokinesis: Heal yourself for 2 HP per point of Biokinesis. Biokinesis can also be used to purge poisons or toxins equal to your BK. A critical failure means you hurt yourself for three HP per level of point spent.
  
• Jump: You can leap your Jump rating in squared meters either vertically or horizontally. You also don't take any falling damage as long as you're within the range you were shooting for. A crit failure means you launch yourself at something solid by accident and take 1d6 damage per point attempted.
  
• Prescience: You gain the benefits of one of the following when points are spent. Add Prescience to your TN to raise it to predict where the enemy will be and make shooting them easier. Gain points in your Reflexes equal to your Prescience for a scene. Gain sixth sense for incoming danger for a scene, gaining bonus dice to avoid danger. Crit failure wracks you with indecision, leaving you unable to act for 1d4 turns and getting -2 to all rolls for the rest of the scene.
  
• Psi Blade: summon a longsword made of telepathic energy that deals 1d8+strength+Psi Blade points. It lasts for a scene before it needs to be reactivated. You can also summon two with proper training. Crit failure means you mess up forming the blade and burn your hand for 2d6 damage along with rendering that hand unusable for a scene.
  
• Shield: summon a psychic shield that acts like a hard ion shield. The shield's HP is equal to your Shield points used squared and can't be bypassed with a laser. It lasts for a scene but costs a free action a round to maintain it. A crit failure accidentally creates a psychic dead zone around you that inhibits your powers for rounds equal to the shield level.
  
• Telekinesis: TK lets you move a combined mass of your points squared in kilos for up to pointsx10 meters. Each round requires the points to be spent to maintain the moving. Items can be hurled or pulled from people's hands. People can also be thrown with a resisted roll. A critical failure means you accidentally summon a collection of things to hit you, dealing 1d6 per level of TK.

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