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In the case of '''keypads''', either the character has the code or they don't. | In the case of '''keypads''', either the character has the code or they don't. | ||
If they don't have the code, they must access the innards as described in '''Cracking the Case'''. They can then attempt to rewire the circuits and/or bypass the code. The character makes a {{Test| | If they don't have the code, they must access the innards as described in '''Cracking the Case'''. They can then attempt to rewire the circuits and/or bypass the code. The character makes a {{Test|Locksmith + Logic [Mental] (Maglock Rating × 2, 1 Combat Turn) Extended}}, and may add the rating of a sequencer{{src|sr5|ref=448}} to their die pool. | ||
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In the case of keypads, either the character has the code or they don't.
If they don't have the code, they must access the innards as described in Cracking the Case. They can then attempt to rewire the circuits and/or bypass the code. The character makes a Locksmith + Logic [Mental] (Maglock Rating × 2, 1 Combat Turn) Extended Test, and may add the rating of a sequencer[1] to their die pool.
- ↑ Shadowrun Fifth Edition Core Rulebook (p. 448)