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Arcology Expert Program: Text replacement - " Test}}" to "}}"

2024-03-04T18:53:30Z

Text replacement - " Test}}" to "}}"

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	===Rolling Blades===		===Rolling Blades===
	Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an {{Test\|Athletics + Agility ~~Test~~}} against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).		Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an {{Test\|Athletics + Agility}} against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).

	Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} are lighter and somewhat faster. They increase both the user's Walk Multiplier and Run Multiplier by 1, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.		Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} are lighter and somewhat faster. They increase both the user's Walk Multiplier and Run Multiplier by 1, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.

Arcology Expert Program at 18:22, 7 February 2024

2024-02-07T18:22:05Z

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	=={{src\|sr5}}==		=={{src\|sr5}}==
	===Audio Enhancement===		===Audio Enhancement===
	'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default ~~and~~ for free in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.		'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default for free in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.
	=={{src\|nf}}==		=={{src\|nf}}==
	===Rolling Blades===		===Rolling Blades===

Arcology Expert Program: /* Rolling Blades */

2024-02-06T21:42:51Z

Rolling Blades

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	Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an {{Test\|Athletics + Agility Test}} against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).		Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an {{Test\|Athletics + Agility Test}} against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).

	Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier ~~by 1~~ and ~~their~~ Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.		Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} are lighter and somewhat faster. They increase both the user's Walk Multiplier and Run Multiplier by 1, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Rolling Blades */

2024-02-06T21:31:58Z

Rolling Blades

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	=={{src\|nf}}==		=={{src\|nf}}==
	===Rolling Blades===		===Rolling Blades===
	Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an ~~<span class="test">~~Athletics + Agility Test~~</span>~~ against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).		Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an {{Test\|Athletics + Agility Test}} against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).

	Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier by 1 and their Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.		Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier by 1 and their Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 21:31, 6 February 2024

2024-02-06T21:31:21Z

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	=={{src\|nf}}==		=={{src\|nf}}==
	===Rolling Blades===		===Rolling Blades===
	Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an <span ~~style~~="test">Athletics + Agility Test</span> against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).		Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an <span class="test">Athletics + Agility Test</span> against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).

	Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier by 1 and their Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.		Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier by 1 and their Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 21:29, 6 February 2024

2024-02-06T21:29:49Z

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	=={{src\|sr5}}==		=={{src\|sr5}}==
	===Audio Enhancement===		===Audio Enhancement===
	'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.		'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default and for free in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.
	=={{src\|nf}}==		=={{src\|nf}}==
	===Rolling Blades===		===Rolling Blades===

Arcology Expert Program at 21:28, 6 February 2024

2024-02-06T21:28:52Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
			=={{src\|sr5}}==
	===Audio Enhancement===		===Audio Enhancement===
	'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.		'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.
			=={{src\|nf}}==
			===Rolling Blades===
			Rolling Blades reduce the users Physical Limit by 1, just like superior implanted Skate{{src\|cf\|ref=88}} option. Using the augmented pace in combat or over more complicated terrain requires an <span style="test">Athletics + Agility Test</span> against a Threshold of 2 (or more, depending on terrain).

			Non-combat roller blades and skateboards{{src\|rf\|ref=254}} increase the user's Walk Multiplier by 1 and their Run Multiplier by 2, while lowering their Physical Limit by 1. Moving over smooth surfaces at the augmented Walking pace doesn't present any particular difficulty, but combat and terrain have the same issues and test as above.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 15:00, 6 February 2024

2024-02-06T15:00:55Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
	===Audio Enhancement===		===Audio Enhancement===
	'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}}, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones~~, and~~ may be added as an accessory ~~to add audio playback~~ to items that ~~usually~~ don't incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.		'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src\|rf\|ref=229}} and exists in Chummer, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src\|sr5\|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones. It may be added as an accessory to items that don't usually incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.
	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

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2024-02-06T14:59:33Z

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[[Category:House Rule]]
===Audio Enhancement===
'''Soundlink''' has a single reference as an add-on in a PACK{{src|rf|ref=229}}, but doesn't actually appear on the Audio Enhancements Table{{src|sr5|ref=445}}. It is included by default in Ear Buds and Headphones, and may be added as an accessory to add audio playback to items that usually don't incorporate speakers, such as weapons, armor, helmets, and other articles of clothing. It lets the device play back audio information — music, speech, etc. Depending on how it is mounted, it may be just for the wearer or it may broadcast it loud and proud.
==References==
<references />