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 Cyberware can only be installed through a surgical procedure, this procedure can be performed by two categories of practitioner: Cyberware can only be installed through a surgical procedure, this procedure can be performed by two categories of practitioner:
   * **Official Doctor** - The Cost of the Cyberware you wish to install is unmodified and you suffer no ill-effects from having it installed.   * **Official Doctor** - The Cost of the Cyberware you wish to install is unmodified and you suffer no ill-effects from having it installed.
-  * **Chop Doc** - The Cost of the Cyberware you wish to install is reduced by 10% (//Additive with any other reductions//), but upon installation you are inflicted with the Chrome Sickness Injury:+  * **Chop Doc** - The Cost of the Cyberware you wish to install is reduced by 10%, [Stacking] additively with any other reductions, but upon installation you are inflicted with the Chrome Sickness Injury:
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 ^  Chrome Sickness  ^ ^  Chrome Sickness  ^
 |  Injury; Severity 30  | |  Injury; Severity 30  |
-|Obtain D4 <wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Conditions:Nauseated]]</wrap> Stacks at the start of an [[:Game_Mechanics:Encounter]].|+|Obtain D4 <wrap preview>[[:Game Mechanics:Afflictions:Nauseated]]</wrap> Stacks at the start of an [[:Game_Mechanics:Encounter]].|
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 Replacing large portions of your natural form can come at quite a cost, Cyberware represents these costs through 3 Taxes and of course the Credit cost, for a description of each and how they work, continue reading. \\  Replacing large portions of your natural form can come at quite a cost, Cyberware represents these costs through 3 Taxes and of course the Credit cost, for a description of each and how they work, continue reading. \\ 
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-**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Hardpoint Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose an amount of <wrap preview>[[ratings:hardpoints]]</wrap> equal to the total Hardpoint Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If your <wrap preview>[[:Character]]</wrap> does not have enough Hardpoints to install a piece of Cyberware, you can't install the Cyberware. Additionally once you have spent 10 or more Hardpoints TBA \\ +**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Hardpoint Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose an amount of <wrap preview>[[:Ratings:Hardpoints]]</wrap> equal to the total Hardpoint Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If your <wrap preview>[[:Character]]</wrap> does not have enough Hardpoints to install a piece of Cyberware, you can't install the Cyberware. Additionally once you have spent 10 or more Hardpoints TBA \\ 
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-**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Ward Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose [[:Shortcuts#Ward]] equal to the total Ward Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If you would have more Ward Tax than Ward, then you have 0 Ward. You can't go into negatives.\\ +**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Ward Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose [[:Ratings:Ward]] equal to the total Ward Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If you would have more Ward Tax than Ward, then you have 0 Ward. You can't go into negatives.\\ 
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-**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Mana Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose [[:Shortcuts#Mana]] equal to the total Mana Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If you would have more Mana Tax than Mana, then you have 0 Mana. You can't go into negatives, however, for every Mana Tax that isn't paid upon installation, gain a <wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Scar]]</wrap>.\\+**<wrap preview>[[Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Mana Tax]]</wrap>** - You lose [[:Ratings:Mana]] equal to the total Mana Tax of all of your installed Cyberware. If you would have more Mana Tax than Mana, then you have 0 Mana. You can't go into negatives, however, for every Mana Tax that isn't paid upon installation, gain a <wrap preview>[[:Game_Mechanics:Definitions:Scar]]</wrap>.\\
 (//For Example: Jim-Bob Jones wishes to install a Mk. 10 Reinforced Synth-Skin, which has a Mana Tax of 3 but he only has a total of 1 Mana. Therefore, if he were to install it, he would have 0 Mana and immediately gain 2 Scars//).\\ (//For Example: Jim-Bob Jones wishes to install a Mk. 10 Reinforced Synth-Skin, which has a Mana Tax of 3 but he only has a total of 1 Mana. Therefore, if he were to install it, he would have 0 Mana and immediately gain 2 Scars//).\\
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-===== Slots ===== +===== Cyberware Slots ===== 
-<WRAP left 500px> +{{page>[[:Character:Cyberware Slot]]&noheader&inline}}
-^  Slot  ^  Number  ^ +
-|  Dermal  |  2  | +
-|  Neural  |  1  | +
-|  Sensory  |  1  | +
-|  Arms  |  2  | +
-|  Core  |  3  | +
-|  Legs  |  1  | +
-|  Misc  |  N/A  | +
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-Each person can only field so much Cyberware on each part of their body,The Table to the left tells you how many pieces of Cyberware may be installed in their respective slots (//Some Jobs like [[:Jobs:Chromer]] or [[:Jobs:Technomancer]] increase the amount available of some of these slots//).+
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