Editing Sovereign: The Autonomy (section)

=====Viral=====

(••••) '''Memetic Hazard Program''':

Cost: 2 PP

Dice Pool: Sophistication + Wits

Action: Extended (4 successes; each roll means 15 minutes of programming)

Requirements: Viral Domain. Sovereign has positive Synch, needs a working audio or visual emitter if the Sovereign wants to actively use it on its Body. Can only work on biological audience.

This Sovereign creates a memetic hazard program, which generates visual or auditory content that can damage the neural functions of any biological being which perceived it. Beings which has supernaturally enhanced senses may not be affected by it.

Dramatic Failure: The Sovereign accidentally exposed its own digital signature on the half-finished program, thus attracting 2 points of Surveillance to itself. PP spent is not reimbursed.

Fail: The Sovereign fails to create the program.

Success: The Sovereign manages to create the program, which will do 3 Bashing damage to any biological audience's Health every time it's opened.

Exceptional Success: The program does 1 Lethal damage to any biological audience's Health every time it's opened.

(•••) '''Random Number Generator Divination''':

Cost: 1 PP

Dice Pool: Intelligence + Perception

Action: Instant

Requirements: Viral Domain. >3 Undertsanding.

The Sovereign casts a vast array of randomly generated numbers in succession, and compares each subsequent rolls with the previous rolls and its internal database to predict events in the future. Simply put, it's kind of like practicing the I Ching, but instead of a handful of straws it's thousands upon thousands of simultaneous random number rolls per few seconds.

Dramatic Failure: The Sovereign gets it all wrong; Nothing he predicts comes true.

Fail: The Sovereign fails to see a pattern and cannot divine future events.

Success: The Sovereign gets a vague glimpse of some event that would happen in an undetermined future. It may or may not be important.

Exceptional Success: The Sovereign suddenly knows something very specific that could happen in the near future. It is up to the ST of what to keep vague; either the date or the details of the event, or maybe none of them (in short, a super-accurate read of the future).