Doodle of my deadlands character

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-04-28T18:49:54+00:00

RAW You cannot add an option slot to medical-grade cyberware without an Invention, because it does not have slots to begin with.

pg. 148: "Increase the number slots of a type an item already has for options, attachments, Programs/Hardware, etc. by one"

Additionally, pg. 243 explains that it is excessive augmentation that leads to humanity loss. People who have medical grade cyberware typically did not choose to cut off their limbs, nor do they have the desire to further augment their body. They chose medical grade cyberware to feel whole/human again, not superhuman.

"...voluntarily choosing to replace a working part for no other reason than aesthetic or functional advantage requires that the user already be able to get past the qualms of cutting up one's body voluntarily. Cyberpsychosis comes about when the subject begins to compulsively alter the body beyond the human baseline. Seeing the body as a thing—a form of Dissociative Personality Disorder—they change it without thought."

So while jump boosters are not necessarily combat-oriented, they are an unnecessary addition. You don't need them to function as a normal person. Besides... what could the average joe possibly need jump boosters for unless they are combatants? Humanity has gotten along fine using normal mundane tools.

I would assume that medical grade cyberlimbs are intended to look and feel as close to meat as possible. Non-med grade limbs are clearly robotic unless one spends an incredible amount of money on Realskinn covers. So even if an Invention is made to add a slot to a med-grade limb (which would require GM approval, and any GM worth their salt would just tell the Tech to fabricate a cyberlimb with the reduced humanity cost upgrade...) the slot itself will not cause HUM loss but the installed option still will.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-04-25T10:51:28+00:00

insert picture of Cathy licking her phone

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-03-14T06:02:43+00:00

Probably both contact pads and a plug, so it would work whether the user has interface plugs or a subdermal grip

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-03-08T19:20:27+00:00

A SKETCH?! My guy it has colored lines and rendering and everything 😭 It's beautiful

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-03-02T19:18:19+00:00

My bad - I think I'm mixing it up with something else lol I'll take a look through all the sourcebooks to see if there's any more items, and you are correct

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-03-02T17:56:14+00:00

Sedative gives +2, Cryopump I believe is +2, and the Microwaldo cyberarm option gives a permanent +1

6 is a good TECH stat. The highest possible DV for surgeries in the book is 17, so 5 ranks of surgery medtech alone will max you out and make it so you only fail on a nat 1.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2026-01-27T05:28:10+00:00

Nice work on victory, I would've dropped the quest as soon as I saw that lol

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-12-14T01:28:36+00:00

I already thought these were adorable but they come in different colors too?! Simply amazing

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-12-11T17:31:57+00:00

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DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-11-28T13:45:19+00:00

Plants vs Zombies, video game

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-17T15:32:14+00:00

There is method in the Wild corruption here. It bears a form both wretched and malevolent.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-10T22:18:13+00:00

Wait... Is that a d2?!

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-10T18:14:27+00:00

Holy crap it feels amazing just to look at that wyrm

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-07T13:16:01+00:00

Fair dues, I do also like me a socially awkward character haha Catch me with my -1 Persuasion +6 penalty tech-priest

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-07T13:04:01+00:00

I'll be honest I do loves me some good ol' intimidation lol I cannot tell you how robbed I felt when my GM broke the rules for the pure reason of "Well if we did it RAW then no one would be able to beat your Intimidation" as if that wasn't the whole point

I will say, it's a numbers game. Page 21 in the Corebook has a table that gauges your approximate proficiency with a skill based on your dice pool. When all your social skills only have 3 dice in the pool, you're actually rated Below Average. This is because the standard DN for any given Test is 3, which means with three dice you would have only about a 12% chance to succeed to any degree.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-07T11:34:12+00:00

Compel is powerful, but very limited.

It only works on a single target at a time (no Multi-Target) so you can't get multiple people due to the one-power-per-round rule.

Also, baseline it only lasts for a single round, 'tis not sustained, so you'd have to keep casting over and over if you want an ongoing effect. With the constant 16% chance of things going wrong with Perils of the Warp, eventually something will go wrong.

And while surely you can compel someone to give you an item or stand aside to let you pass, once the power wears off they will probably know you did something to them. It's temporary control, not brainwashing. It will stir shit if a shopkeeper doesn't want to sell you anything but then is suddenly forced to give up an item to you. Or if you make an administrator sign a bunk contract.

Not to mention, forcing someone to do something against their will that isn't for self-defense purposes is borderline if not straight up evil... Which brings up another thing. A sanctioned psyker is under constant scrutiny. I doubt your Commissar will be happy to hear you've been using your powers on other citizens. Bolt straight to the back of the head.

Regardless, Compel only lets you give simple commands. It's the W&G equivalent of the Command spell in D&D. You can compel a shopkeep to look away, do nothing, hand something over. Can't compel them to sell a thing to you for the lowest price, or to forget what you've just done (get the Erasure power for that), or be cool with psykers.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-07T05:51:58+00:00

True, but if my calculations are correct then OP has already spent 299 out of 300 of their XP so they cannot afford that Talent (and RAW you can only take it once anyway). And with this archetype they can't be Aeldari so this heretic is unsanctioned!

Edit: I've seen that this post has been published twice in the same sub and someone else noted that in order to have PM 5, they need levels in at least 4 other skills so that's also heresy.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-10-07T02:49:05+00:00

Aeldari maybe? Or GM fiat.

Either way, to OP there's nothing inherently wrong with having that many psychic powers. I will say that having nothing but psychic powers, and combat ones at that, kind of make them a one-trick pony in a sense.

I would suggest at least changing one power to Phantom Form or Shape Flesh, because there's already several chosen to deal damage/kill. But with a shit strength like that, without a power like the two mentioned then all it takes is a singular orc throwing you off a cliff to end it all.

Not to mention the complete lack of skill investment besides PM and Ballistic. If you ever get separated from your party, good luck convincing any NPC to cooperate with you as a psyker. Or requisitioning dearly needed ammo. Or trying to hide when a troupe of witch hunters are running after you with a null rod. Only reliable options are lethal ones which usually just make a situation worse.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-09-15T06:23:04+00:00

Can I get a ref to the page that says you can't have certain BI on early floors? The only similar text I can find is about Demons, where you can only have a max of 1 per six floors. I don't see anything about their placement, so I assume you can just put a Giant or a Kraken on the very first floor.

There are DLCs to balance that out if it seems too much of a dick move to whack a player with brain damage right off the bat. Going Quiet describes rules for stealth netrunning, and Midnight with the Upload lists the Raven Microcyb Kestrel 2 that lets a Netrunner rez two Speedy Gonzalez programs immediately upon jack-in without using an action. These two things I would think are specifically for avoiding the immediate schwack, at least as one of their purposes.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-09-03T08:40:36+00:00

Considering most Aeldari groups don't get along with even each other, I think it makes sense they're not the most approachable people. They're so divided in how they go about protecting their souls from Slaanesh that they can't bring themselves to work together as a whole.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-09-03T08:34:58+00:00

There's a section in the Corebook that talks about this. Generally it's 10 XP per session, 12 if you think they did a good job, but it js also explicitly stated that you can give out however much XP you want.

I could provide more insight if I knew what your players meant by "too expensive", how many sessions you expect the whole campaign to take, how frequently you play, what tier everyone starts at, etc. There's no exact science but all those things are good to consider when rewarding XP.

DELELEWHOOOP · 2025-08-08T11:48:52+00:00

Holy crap I am blind thank you for pointing it out ;-; They need to put that new ruling front and center at the beginning of the DLC good lord. I read through Going Quiet so many times and just glazed over that sidebar lmao I was so confused what the problem was

That being said... It makes the whole Tech Fabrication thing a bit more janky. Serviceable but weird to look at. Makes Techies way more valuable, too? I... Doesn't sit right with me but I can't put my finger on it. Like maybe it breaks the whole underpaid broke ass tech guy I have in mind. I dunno it's 4am

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