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Aspects

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	Common aspects usable in cyberpunk will be Physical (or combat), Social and Humanity.		Common aspects usable in cyberpunk will be Physical (or combat), Social and Humanity.

	'''Humanity''' is lost when you get implants and Humanity Damage may be caused by hacking attempts. Losing all your Humanity gives the one who hacked you control of your implants.		'''Humanity''' is lost when you get implants and Humanity Damage may be caused by hacking attempts. Losing all your Humanity gives the one who hacked you control of your implants.

1d4chan>Shadowplay: /* Intro */

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Intro

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	This is an expansion with concepts and ideas usable with the Simple d6 system. This page will not discuss specific rules for the SD6 system but rather give suggestions for skills, qualities, equipment, character concepts, aspects and common themes you might find useful when running a cyberpunk/transhumanistic game in Simple D6.		This is an expansion with concepts and ideas usable with the Simple d6 system. This page will not discuss specific rules for the SD6 system but rather give suggestions for skills, qualities, equipment, character concepts, aspects and common themes you might find useful when running a cyberpunk/transhumanistic game in Simple D6.

	The current version of Simple D6 can be found here~~: [[Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition\|Link~~]]		[[Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition\|The current version of Simple D6 can be found here]]

	==Common themes in Cyberpunk==		==Common themes in Cyberpunk==

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Intro

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	This is an expansion with concepts and ideas usable with the Simple d6 system. This page will not discuss specific rules for the SD6 system but rather give suggestions for skills, qualities, equipment, character concepts, aspects and common themes you might find useful when running a cyberpunk/transhumanistic game in Simple D6.		This is an expansion with concepts and ideas usable with the Simple d6 system. This page will not discuss specific rules for the SD6 system but rather give suggestions for skills, qualities, equipment, character concepts, aspects and common themes you might find useful when running a cyberpunk/transhumanistic game in Simple D6.

	The current version of Simple D6 can be found here: ~~http://1d4chan.org/wiki/~~Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition		The current version of Simple D6 can be found here: [[Simple_D6_-_Third_Edition\|Link]]

	==Common themes in Cyberpunk==		==Common themes in Cyberpunk==

1d4chan>Shadowplay: /* Q&A Section */

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Q&A Section

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	;Why does more implants make you easier to hack?		;Why does more implants make you easier to hack?
	:The simple answer is that more tech means more places the hacking tools can hook on to and therefore it becomes easier to hack heavily augmented opponents. Alternatively, you can say that more machinery makes you less human and therefore more subject to the rules of machinery than free will or the soul. It all depends on what logic you want to apply to your setting. From a technical stand point, the Humanity cost is there to give players a choice between more augmentations weighed up against greater risk of getting hacked by opponents. If you want a ton of augmentation and implants in your game, you can always rule that it´s not possible to hack characters.		:The simple answer is that more tech means more places the hacking tools can hook on to and therefore it becomes easier to hack heavily augmented opponents. Alternatively, you can say that more machinery makes you less human and therefore more subject to the rules of machinery than free will or the soul. It all depends on what logic you want to apply to your setting. From a technical stand point, the Humanity cost is there to give players a choice between more augmentations weighed up against greater risk of getting hacked by opponents. If you want a ton of augmentation and implants in your game, you can always rule that it´s not possible to hack characters. Note though that few implants are hooked up to the ethernet and even fewer can actually be hacked by a normal computer. It requires special hardware, only accessable in items like the Blackbird or the Falcon, to hack implants at all and even then you have to be very close to your target.

	;Is there an easily printable version somewhere?		;Is there an easily printable version somewhere?

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	\|- align='center'		\|- align='center'
	\| Humanity \|\| Implant \|\| Effect		\| Humanity \|\| Implant Example \|\| Example of Effect
	\|- align='left'		\|- align='left'
	\| 1 \|\| Wrist-Index-Pc \|\| PC implant in wrist, no hacking		\| 1 \|\| Wrist-Index-Pc \|\| PC implant in wrist, no hacking

1d4chan>Shadowplay: /* Equipment */

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Equipment

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	High tech weapons can be anything you think fits like:		High tech weapons can be anything you think fits like:

	'''Pulse Rifles''' are full automatic weapons which fire in small controlled bursts giving +1 dice to attack		'''Pulse Rifles''' are full automatic weapons which fire in small controlled bursts giving +1 dice to attack

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	==Q&A Section==		==Q&A Section==
			[[File:Simple d6 settings - Cyberpunk.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Simple d6 - Cyberpunk expansion resource in jpeg form for sharing on image boards or easy print]]

	;Those hacking attacks - how do they work?		;Those hacking attacks - how do they work?

1d4chan>Shadowplay: /* Equipment */

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Equipment

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	'''Garrian Side Arm''' which is a multi-purpose pistol which can be set to stun or even mini explosives.		'''Garrian Side Arm''' which is a multi-purpose pistol which can be set to stun or even mini explosives.

	'''Artarial T-3 Rifle''' which fires armor piercing rounds and has thermic scope is a sniper rifle which gives +1 dice to attack and also ignores up to 2 Defense (walls count as having around 1 Defense per foot/30cm)~~[[File:Simple d6 settings - Cyberpunk.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|Simple d6 - Cyberpunk expansion resource in jpeg form for sharing on image boards or easy print]]~~		'''Artarial T-3 Rifle''' which fires armor piercing rounds and has thermic scope is a sniper rifle which gives +1 dice to attack and also ignores up to 2 Defense (walls count as having around 1 Defense per foot/30cm)

	'''PG Infiltrator''' or '''“the Perrington Greeting”''' is small enough to fit in a small pocket and has a single round of high explosives, powerful enough to kill most people or robots or even blow in doors.		'''PG Infiltrator''' or '''“the Perrington Greeting”''' is small enough to fit in a small pocket and has a single round of high explosives, powerful enough to kill most people or robots or even blow in doors.