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Cracking a maglock's case to access the electronics requires a {{Test|Locksmith +
Cracking a maglock's case to access the electronics requires a {{Test|Locksmith +
Agility [Physical] (Maglock Rating × 2, 1 Combat Turn)
Agility [Physical] (Maglock Rating × 2, 1 Combat Turn)
Extended Test}}. Reassembling the case afterwards requires the same test.
Extended}}. Reassembling the case afterwards requires the same test.


Whether or not physical violence (reat it as attempting to destroy a Barrier with Structure and Armor equal to the Maglock's Rating) is beneficial to bypassing a maglock depends on the site's security design. If the lock is designed to {{wp|fail-safe}}, smashing it will in fact open whatever it is securing, but will also inform the security system of the breach. If the system is instead designed to fail-secure, destroying the lock will not open whatever it is securing... and it will still inform the security system of the breach.
Whether or not physical violence (treat it as attempting to destroy a Barrier with Structure and Armor equal to the Maglock's Rating) is beneficial to bypassing a maglock depends on the site's security design. If the lock is designed to {{wp|fail-safe}}, smashing it will in fact open whatever it is securing, but will also inform the security system of the breach. If the system is instead designed to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fail-safe#Fail_safe_and_fail_secure fail-secure], destroying the lock will not open whatever it is securing... and it will still inform the security system of the breach.

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Cracking a maglock's case to access the electronics requires a Locksmith + Agility [Physical] (Maglock Rating × 2, 1 Combat Turn) Extended Test. Reassembling the case afterwards requires the same test.

Whether or not physical violence (treat it as attempting to destroy a Barrier with Structure and Armor equal to the Maglock's Rating) is beneficial to bypassing a maglock depends on the site's security design. If the lock is designed to fail-safe, smashing it will in fact open whatever it is securing, but will also inform the security system of the breach. If the system is instead designed to fail-secure, destroying the lock will not open whatever it is securing... and it will still inform the security system of the breach.