Statistics & References: Enhancements

Bionics &amp; Cybernetics
Covered in d20 Future, d20 Future Tech, and d20 Cyberscape.

Full-Conversion Borg Template

Bone Runes
Some bioware replacements are considered as bone runes, as per d20 Cyberscape. These include tattoo magic and are generally unavailable to player characters.

Grafts
Some bioware replacements are considered as grafts, as per Fiend Folio. These are generally unavailable to player characters.

Necrotics
Some bioware replacements are considered as necrotics, as per d20 Cyberscape. These are generally unavailable to player characters.

Wetware
Most bioware is covered as "wetware" as per d20 Cyberscape.

Temporary Enhancements
Drugs

Permanent Enhancements
All of the Juicer procedures have the following in common:


 * 1) Reduced lifespan - Recalculate the character's lifespan as if born on the day of conversion, with all aging effects beginning at 10% of the duration from birth prior to conversion. If a character begins feeling the effects of the Middle Age category at age 40, for instance, the effects hit the character 4 years after conversion.
 * 2) Chemical dependency - If the character is unable to secure the appropriate chemical treatments and refills at least once every six months, he must make a Fort save (DC = 15+Character Level) or suffer a -2 cumulative penalty to all attributes. Roll once per week until chemical treatments available.

Juicer Templates

Mind-Over-Matter Enhancements
MoM technology includes implant versions of the psitech devices in d20 Future Tech and any cybernetic technology that gives the user psionic abilities. Otherwise, it is covered as normal cybernetic installation.

MoM-Based Templates