Marivox is a Addicted Tech who Has Eyes Everywhere in a Cyberpunk world
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Might:     ______ Pool: 10 Edge: 0 Defense: Practiced
Speed:     ______ Pool: 10 Edge: 0 Defense: Practiced
Intellect: ______ Pool: 14 Edge: 1 Defense: Practiced
Initiative: Practiced

Effort: 1
Armor: 0
Experience Points: 0

Recovery Roll: 1d6+1
	Rested > 1 Action > 10 Minutes > 1 Hour > 10 Hours

Damage Track:
	Hale > Impaired > Debilitated


Special Abilities
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Interaction skills
	You are trained in two skills in which you are not already trained.
	Choose two of the following: deceiving, persuading, public speaking,
	seeing through deception, or intimidation. You can select this ability
	multiple times. Each time you select it, you must choose two different
	skills. Enabler.

Knowledge skills
	You are trained in two skills in which you are not already trained.
	Choose two areas of knowledge such as history, geography, archeology,
	and so on. You can select this ability multiple times. Each time you
	select it, you must choose two different skills. Enabler.

Stealth skills
	You are trained in your choice of two of the following skills: disguise,
	deception, lockpicking, pickpocketing, seeing through deception, sleight
	of hand, or stealth. You can choose this ability multiple times, but you
	must select different skills each time. Enabler.

Datajack
	Costs 1 Intellect point
	With computer access, you jack in instantly and learn a bit more about
	something you can see. You get an asset on a task involving that person
	or object. Action.

Datajack
	Costs 1 Intellect point
	With computer access, you jack in instantly and learn a bit more about
	something you can see. You get an asset on a task involving that person
	or object. Action.

Hacker
	Costs 2 Intellect points
	You gain quick access to a desired bit of information in a computer or
	similar device, or you access one of its primary functions. Action.

All for me
	When the GM gives you 2 XP for a GM intrusion, you keep both instead of
	giving one to another player. You can use this once, and it renews each
	time you make a ten-hour recovery roll.


Skills
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Unusual skills (Trained)
	You become trained in your choice of two of the following skills:
	biology, chemistry, climbing, identifying, pickpocketing, running,
	seduction, sensing motive, or sneaking.

Light firearms (Practiced)
	Light Firearms

Light weapons (Practiced)
	Light Weapons

Medium firearms (Practiced)
	Medium Firearms

Heavy weapons (Inability)
	Heavy Weapons

Medium weapons (Inability)
	Medium Weapons

Might and intellect tasks to resist addiction, drugs, and chemical attacks (Inability)
	Chemicals of any kind are hard for you to resist. Might and Intellect
	tasks to resist addiction, drugs, and chemical attacks are hindered.


Attacks
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Punch
	A light might attack doing 2 damage.
	A right jab.

Cyphers
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Limit: 3

Darksight (Level 3, Subtle)
	Grants the ability to see in the dark for five hours per cypher level.
	(For a more realistic game, this cypher could instead make the user
	specialized in low-light spotting.)

Detonation (Pressure) (Level 4, Manifest)
	Projects a small physical explosive up to a long distance away that
	explodes in an immediate radius, inflicting impact damage equal to the
	cypher's level. Also moves unattended objects out of the area if they
	weigh less than 20 pounds (9 kg) per cypher level.

Speed Boost (Level 4, Subtle)
	Adds 1 to the user's Speed Edge for one hour (adds 2 if the cypher is
	level 5 or higher).


Equipment
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Money: 5,200

- You have two doses of one of the following drugs: Calcichloride®, Clickbait®,
crunch, Pixel®, or rampage.  Granted from Addicted.
- Appropriate clothing, a communicator implant, and $5,200. Granted from
Starting Equipment.

Advancements
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Tier: 1

[ ] Increase Capabilities
[ ] Move Toward Perfections
[ ] Extra Effort
[ ] Skill Training
[ ] Other


Background
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Tech
The Tech type is a cyberpunk variant of the Adept without any overtly
supernatural abilities. Hackers, medics, netrunners, choppers, and mechanics are
usually Techs.

Addicted
You are addicted to a drug, probably something illegal, expensive, or both. You
are usually in control enough to be a functional adult, holding down a job and
maintaining some personal relationships, but the hunger is always there,
threatening to fuck up your life. You have a unique insight about crime, or at
least how to interface with the criminal world so you can get your next score.
You know you have your addiction under control—your drug of choice helps you
cope with your illness, or the crapsack world you live in. Or you're looking for
help. Or you need to hit rock bottom before you realize how serious your problem
is. Or maybe you're too stubborn to realize this'll kill you sooner rather than
later. People who know about your addiction might pity you, want to save you, or
dismiss you as a junkie.

Has Eyes Everywhere
Let's be honest: you live in a surveillance state. Security cameras on every
corner, smartphones that track the user's activity, cybernetics that track the
wearer's movements. It's nearly impossible to avoid being tracked, but you've
made the most of it. You hack into these surveillance networks and use your
unauthorized access to monitor your environment.

It's up to you what you do with this access. You may serve as a lookout for
criminal associates, work dispatch for local vigilantes, or just keep an eye on
the neighborhood. You likely have multiple phones and computers, alternating
between them to obfuscate your activities.

Choose how you became involved in the adventure:
• You think one of the PCs is or knows a cheap source for your drug of choice.
• You sobered up to discover that you had agreed to work with the other PCs.
• Another PC saved your life (perhaps from an overdose or a hostile encounter
with a dealer), and now you're trying to repay them.
• One PC has been your friend since before you became an addict, and you want to
keep them around.

Background Connection
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You failed disgracefully at your initial formal studies and now proceed on your
own.

Focus Connection
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Pick one other PC. Something about them interferes with your abilities. When
they stand next to you, your focus abilities cost 1 additional point.

Notes
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Possible player intrusions based on your character type:
Advantageous Malfunction
A device being used against you malfunctions. It might harm the user or one of
their allies for a round, or activate a dramatic and distracting side effect for
a few rounds.

Convenient Idea
A flash of insight provides you with a clear answer or suggests a course of
action with regard to an urgent question, problem, or obstacle you're facing.

Inexplicably Unbroken
An inactive, ruined, or presumed-destroyed device temporarily activates and
performs a useful function relevant to the situation. This is enough to buy you
some time for a better solution, alleviate a complication that was interfering
with your abilities, or just get you one more use out of a depleted cypher or
artifact.

Clever Exploit
You recognize a device that someone is using (typically a weapon, implant,
cypher, or vehicle) and take advantage of a known flaw in that device. For
example, you can make a holocall to a MuxCom gorilla arm from a specific fake
number to put the implant into self-diagnostic mode for several rounds, jam a
piece of metal (such as a coin) into the trigger of an inhaler cypher to prevent
it from being activated, or activate a moving Kaisha SUV's emergency braking
assistant by standing in front of it with your arms crossed in an “X” shape. If
your intrusion is a reaction to another person's action (such as a foe using an
inhaler or trying to ram you with an SUV), you can do it even if it's not your
turn.

Know the Code
You studied the software you're trying to hack (perhaps you even wrote part of
it in an old freelancing gig) and know there's a backdoor you can use to bypass
its normal authentication and encryption barriers. For the next minute or so,
your tasks to interact with that system are eased by two steps, after which the
system closes the backdoor and you no longer have an advantage against it (but
by that time, you're probably already in and can keep working).

Unorthodox Modification
You make an improvised quick modification to a mechanical or electronic object
using whatever materials you have on hand (perhaps including taking bits from
your equipment or one of your implants). For example, you could reload a pistol
with a kit-bashed cartridge and slug when you're out of bullets, use some clips
and wires to make an adapter that connects your data cable to a proprietary data
port on a computer, or expose the electrical contacts on your cybernetic finger
so it works as a key to a car you're trying to steal. Generally, this
modification only works once—one shot from a pistol, one connection to the data
port, one ignition for the car, and so on—but it succeeds automatically.

Addiction
You are addicted to one drug from the list on page 61.
Granted from Addicted

Survivor
You get 2 additional points to divide among your Might and Speed Pools.
Granted from Addicted
