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Rules and such / Re: Body Shop: Modular Cyberlimbs
« Last post by Xenon on <08-17-23/1723:02> »Mounts should have a capacity cost.If installed in a cyberlimb (between two cyberlimbs) rather than between flesh and cyberlimb. Yes I agree.
Mounts should have a capacity cost.If installed in a cyberlimb (between two cyberlimbs) rather than between flesh and cyberlimb. Yes I agree.
How would you code a modular full arm with a modular forearm?1. Modular connector between meat shoulder and full arm add essence cost of the full arm
2. Capacity cost for the elbow connector between upper arm and forearm is subtracted from full arm capacity
3. Capacity of forearm is subtracted from full arm capacity
How would you code a modular full arm with a modular forearm?1. Modular connector between meat shoulder and full arm add essence cost of the full arm
There is no direct connection between the Seed and anything in Earthdawn. What it refers to is the rise of Resonance sensitivity "the Seed of Knowledge" caused by the magical storage of information at the end of the last high mana cycle. In addition to the reference in Neo-A-Streetpedia, the Seed is mentioned in Third Parallel (pages 78-79), Hack and Slash (pages 134 and 155) and it's explored a little more in last chapter of Astral Ways (there will also be some information about it in Falling Point). You can also research UnITy, Nous, and the Noosphere.
if the adjusted item is ...Not sure I understand what you mean with "adjusted item" :-/
The intent is that the essence cost goes into the bigger body part (or adds to the limb's preexisting essence cost)When you say it adds to the limb's cost it sounds like you're making a case for the limb and the mount to be the same grade. That would suck.
if you have a cyberarm/leg and then have a swappable forearm/lower leg, that partial's capacity should be subtracted from the "upper" limb's.If this type of pairing is possible... then yeah that needs a lot of clearing up. If I want to have a non modular cyberarm with a modular forearm, intuitively that mount should cost capacity, not essence.