Apparel Mods

Apparel Mods

Apparel Mods are a type of Item. Apparel Mods may be installed on your Apparel with the help of merchants or with a Character's own skill through the process of Modding.

On this page you will find a list of all Apparel Mods sorted by Subtype. Each Mod is delivered in the format below:

Mod Name
Product Line:[Corp Name] - Giga-Corp Slogan
Archetype	Archetype Name	Subtype	Subtype Name
Requirement	Hardpoint Tax	Value	Upkeep
[Brawn]: 0	0	0c	0c
Traits
Traits
Effects
Effects and their descriptions

Mod Name: The name of the Mod.
Archetype: The broad category a Mod falls into. Determines what Items a Mod may be installed in.
Value: The Value in Credits to purchase the Mod. Unless specified through effects such as [Signature Range] this does not include other modifiers to price or the cost of installation. See Modding for more info.
Requirements: The Stat Requirement of the Mod. When installed in an Item, the higher of the two Requirements must be met to use the Item.
Traits: The Mod's Traits. When installed in an Item these Traits are applied to any Checks, Attacks, Saves or Tests the Item is involved in as Appropriate.
Effect: The Mod's effects. When installed in an Item these effects are applied when the Item is used as Appropriate.

Product Line:[Corp Name]: Which [Gigacorp] primarily makes the Mod. Most Mods are produced by nearly all of the [Corps], the manufacturer listed is usually the brand most associated with that Mod, you should feel empowered to personalise your Mods however you see fit, including which [Corp] made it.
Subtype: A more narrow descriptor of the Mods type. Determines what Items a Mod may be installed in.
Upkeep: The Value in Credits to maintain the Mod. Upkeep is paid each 10 [Period] [Cycle], if you cannot or choose not to pay the Upkeep for a Mod, it becomes functionally useless. Any benefits such as Traits and effects are inactive until you pay its Upkeep. Unpaid Upkeep can be paid at anytime to restore the functions of a Mod as Appropriate.
Hardpoint Tax: The total Hardpoints required by a Mod to be installed on an Item. An Item must have an equal or greater amount of Hardpoints than the Hardpoint Tax of a Mod to install it.

Mod Name
Product Line:[Corp Name] - Giga-Corp Slogan
Archetype	Archetype Name		Subtype	Subtype Name
Mk	Requirement	[Hardpoint Tax]	Value	Upkeep
Mk.1	Brawn: 0	0	0c	0c
Mk.2	Brawn: 0	0	0c	0c
Traits
Traits
Effects
Effects and their descriptions

Mod Name: The name of the Mod.
Archetype: The broad category a Mod falls into. Determines what Items a Mod may be installed in.
Value: The Value in Credits to purchase the Mod. Unless specified through effects such as [Signature Range] this does not include other modifiers to price or the cost of installation. See Modding for more info.
Requirements: The Stat Requirement of the Mod. When installed in an Item, the higher of the two Requirements must be met to use the Item.
Traits: The Mod's Traits. When installed in an Item these Traits are applied to any Checks, Attacks, Saves or Tests the Item is involved in as Appropriate.
Effect: The Mod's effects. When installed in an Item these effects are applied when the Item is used as Appropriate.

Product Line:[Corp Name]: Which [Gigacorp] primarily makes the Mod. Most Mods are produced by nearly all of the [Corps], the manufacturer listed is usually the brand most associated with that Mod, you should feel empowered to personalise your Mods however you see fit, including which [Corp] made it.
Subtype: A more narrow descriptor of the Mods type. Determines what Items a Mod may be installed in.
Upkeep: The Value in Credits to maintain the Mod. Upkeep is paid each 10 [Period] [Cycle], if you cannot or choose not to pay the Upkeep for a Mod, it becomes functionally useless. Any benefits such as Traits and effects are inactive until you pay its Upkeep. Unpaid Upkeep can be paid at anytime to restore the functions of a Mod as Appropriate.
Hardpoint Tax: The total Hardpoints required by a Mod to be installed on an Item. An Item must have an equal or greater amount of Hardpoints than the Hardpoint Tax of a Mod to install it.

Restrictions

All Mods have restrictions on what types of Item they may be installed on, this is indicated by the Mod's Archetype and Subtype. Should a Mod share an Archetype and Subtype with the Item you wish to install it on, you may do so. If it does not share an Archetype and Subtype then you may not.

Requirements

Both Mods and Items have Brawn Requirements. when adding a Mod to an Item, the greater of the two Brawn Requirements is the Item's new Brawn Requirement

Example: A Mk.1 Woven Plastic Plating has a Brawn Requirement of 4 and if installed in a set of Fly Duds, Which has a Brawn Requirement of 1, would increase the Requirement to 4.

List of Apparel Mods

Light Armour Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Medium Armour Mods

Webbing

Plating

Heavy Armour Mods

Webbing

Plating

Industrial Armour Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed Telemetry Devices

Light Clothing Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Medium Clothing Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Heavy Clothing Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Industrial Clothing Mods

Underlayed General

Underlayed Telemetry Devices

Light Robe Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Medium Robe Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Heavy Robe Mods

Webbing

Plating

Underlayed

Industrial Robe Mods

Underlayed General

Underlayed Telemetry Devices

Table of Contents

Apparel Mods

Restrictions

Requirements

List of Apparel Mods

Light Armour Mods

Medium Armour Mods

Heavy Armour Mods

Industrial Armour Mods

Light Clothing Mods

Medium Clothing Mods

Heavy Clothing Mods

Industrial Clothing Mods

Light Robe Mods

Medium Robe Mods

Heavy Robe Mods

Industrial Robe Mods