Custom Decks - Revision history

Bulldogc: /* Upgrading */

2026-02-01T17:21:27Z

Upgrading

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	Upgrading custom cyberdecks works in the following way:		Upgrading custom cyberdecks works in the following way:
	* Core Processors are upgradable normally and prebuilds can be upgraded into Core Processors, not vice versa.		* Core Processors are upgradable normally and prebuilds can be upgraded into Core Processors, not vice versa.
	* Custom cyberdeck modules can be upgraded from lower ratings to higher, but need to be rebuilt from scratch for new Core Processors. You may scrounge the modules for parts treating them as non-cyberdeck devices of DR equal to the Core.		* Custom cyberdeck modules can be upgraded from lower ratings to higher, but need to be rebuilt from scratch for new Core Processors. You may scrounge the modules for parts treating them as non-cyberdeck devices of DR equal to the Core. This action can only occur after you remove a component from your custom deck, and can not create more parts than the original parts cost of the component.
	* Orichalcum Inlaying and Intelligent Host Chip modules can be transferred to new Core Processors with no additional cost. This is an exception to the previous rule.		* Orichalcum Inlaying and Intelligent Host Chip modules can be transferred to new Core Processors with no additional cost. This is an exception to the previous rule.

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Bulldogc: /* Introduction */

2026-02-01T17:20:51Z

Introduction

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	Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. For any custom deck, the builder of the deck has (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules, representing the complexity of their device. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.		Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. For any custom deck, the builder of the deck has (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules, representing the complexity of their device. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.

	Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your custom deck's Capacity cost is higher than your (Hardware skill ranks * 3), you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.		Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your custom deck's Capacity cost is higher than your (Hardware skill ranks * 3), you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates. Scavenge rules cannot be used off table and if used on your own devices, can not generate more parts than the value of the device. Assume gear rates for individual parts when determining this value."

	Normally a custom deck has one slot for regular cyberdeck modules listed in Data Trails.		Normally a custom deck has one slot for regular cyberdeck modules listed in Data Trails.

Bulldogc: /* Drone Control Chips */

2026-01-18T20:53:34Z

Drone Control Chips

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	* Parallel Slaving Processor: Allows the device to issue a single command to multiple dogbrains with a single action.		* Parallel Slaving Processor: Allows the device to issue a single command to multiple dogbrains with a single action.
	* Enhanced Jump Processor: Mimics the RCCs action economy when jumping into a device via a Control Rig.		* Enhanced Jump Processor: Mimics the RCCs action economy when jumping into a device via a Control Rig.
	* Enhanced Command Processor: This chip makes your device count as an RCC for the purpose of Matrix actions.		* Enhanced Command Processor: This chip makes your device count as an RCC for the purpose of Matrix actions. In addition to unlocking certain RCC only matrix actions ECP combined with Active noise filtering allows a bonus to some of them.
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	!Module Name		!Module Name

Bulldogc: /* Drone Control Chips */

2026-01-18T20:52:12Z

Drone Control Chips

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	A drone control chip allows a decker to partially reproduce functions of an RCC. These chips provide the following functions.		A drone control chip allows a decker to partially reproduce functions of an RCC. These chips provide the following functions.
	* Autosoft controller: Provides a limited ability to share autosofts with slaved drones. The number of autosofts that can be shared is equal to Rating. This Rating plus the Rating of Active Noise Filtering can not exceed the decks Device Rating. Requires the Hardware skill at 1.5x skill ranks or greater than the Rating of the chip being installed.		* Autosoft controller: Provides a limited ability to share autosofts with slaved drones. The number of autosofts that can be shared is equal to Rating. This Rating plus the Rating of Active Noise Filtering can not exceed the decks Device Rating. Requires the Hardware skill at 1.5x skill ranks or greater than the Rating of the chip being installed.
	* Active Noise Filtering: Provides additional noise reduction~~. Treat this device as if it were an RCC for active skill use that explicitly mentions RCCs~~. This rating plus the rating of the Autosoft controller can not exceed the decks device rating. Requires a hardware skill * 1.5 or greater than the rating being installed.		* Active Noise Filtering: Provides additional noise reduction. This rating plus the rating of the Autosoft controller can not exceed the decks device rating. Requires a hardware skill * 1.5 or greater than the rating being installed.
	* Parallel Slaving Processor: Allows the device to issue a single command to multiple dogbrains with a single action.		* Parallel Slaving Processor: Allows the device to issue a single command to multiple dogbrains with a single action.
	* Enhanced Jump Processor: Mimics the RCCs action economy when jumping into a device via a Control Rig.		* Enhanced Jump Processor: Mimics the RCCs action economy when jumping into a device via a Control Rig.

Asmodeus: /* Introduction */ Added note of regular DT cyberdeck module slots

2026-01-14T17:58:15Z

Introduction: Added note of regular DT cyberdeck module slots

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	Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your custom deck's Capacity cost is higher than your (Hardware skill ranks * 3), you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.		Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your custom deck's Capacity cost is higher than your (Hardware skill ranks * 3), you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.

			Normally a custom deck has one slot for regular cyberdeck modules listed in Data Trails.

	===Core Processor===		===Core Processor===

Asmodeus: /* Additional Module Slot */

2026-01-14T17:56:56Z

Additional Module Slot

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	====Additional Module Slot====		====Additional Module Slot====
	This module grants an additional module slot. This slot is permanently wired and the module can not be changed without removing and re-adding the mod.		Normally custom decks start with 1 module slot. This module grants an additional module slot. This slot is permanently wired and the module can not be changed without removing and re-adding the mod.
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	!Module Name		!Module Name

Asmodeus: /* Introduction */

2026-01-13T07:10:40Z

Introduction

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	Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. For any custom deck, the builder of the deck has (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules, representing the complexity of their device. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.		Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. For any custom deck, the builder of the deck has (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules, representing the complexity of their device. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.

	Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your ~~Core Processor~~'s ~~maximum~~ Capacity ~~ever drops lower~~ than ~~the number of Capacity required by the modules in it~~, you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.		Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your custom deck's Capacity cost is higher than your (Hardware skill ranks * 3), you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.

	===Core Processor===		===Core Processor===

Asmodeus: /* Introduction */

2026-01-13T07:08:04Z

Introduction

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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. ~~This Core Processor can be modified more as~~ the ~~skill~~ of the ~~builder grows, gaining~~ (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.		Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. For any custom deck, the builder of the deck has (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules, representing the complexity of their device. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.

	Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your Core Processor's maximum Capacity ever drops lower than the number of Capacity required by the modules in it, you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.		Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your Core Processor's maximum Capacity ever drops lower than the number of Capacity required by the modules in it, you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.

Asmodeus: /* Core Processor */

2026-01-13T07:07:20Z

Core Processor

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	!Firewall		!Firewall
	!~~Available~~ Capacity		!Capacity
	!Cost		!Cost
	!Availability		!Availability

Asmodeus at 07:06, 13 January 2026

2026-01-13T07:06:57Z

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	===Introduction===		===Introduction===
	Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They ~~get~~ (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some ~~mods~~ may have additional requirements. Installing ~~mods~~ requires a ~~hardware test with~~ 1 hour ~~increments at a threshold of 2x the number of parts needed~~ to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in half parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% parts.		Deckers can choose to make their decks fully custom, built by hand. They begin by buying a Core Processor that acts as the heart of their custom deck. This Core Processor can be modified more as the skill of the builder grows, gaining (Hardware skill ranks * 3) Capacity to install modules. A character can never have more than 39 Capacity available to them. They also have to pay for the components to get their modules. Some modules may have additional requirements. Installing modules requires a Hardware Test [Mental] (Electronic Parts Required x 2, 1 hour) to install. A critical glitch on any of these rolls results in a loss of all parts and a glitch results in losing half of the parts. A simple failure indicates a loss of 25% of the parts.

	Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired~~. This means~~ given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each ~~mod~~ costs a number of ~~electronic parts~~ equal to twice the ~~Mod Point~~ cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to ~~hardware~~ skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your ~~total~~ Capacity ever drops lower than the number of ~~points~~ required by ~~your device~~, you ~~can no longer~~ make ~~this~~ device function until you either remove ~~mods~~ to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.		Hits can be bought at a rate of 1 hit per 4 dice if desired, effectively meaning that given enough time anyone with a dice pool of 12 dice can succeed on any test with a threshold of 15 or less without a roll. Unless otherwise stated, each module costs a number of Electronic Parts equal to twice the Capacity cost. Unless otherwise noted, modules can not be installed multiple times. Due to the custom nature of these devices, they can not accept Odd Mods. Adjustments to Hardware skill ranks (magic or otherwise) do adjust your Capacity provided. However, if your Core Processor's maximum Capacity ever drops lower than the number of Capacity required by the modules in it, you won't be able to make the device function until you either remove modules to lower the required Capacity or increase your skill ranks again. Please note that any parts scavenged during runs must be paid for with run RVP at gear rates.

	===Core Processor===		===Core Processor===
	The ~~core processor~~ sets your deck’s array. Without other modules you can not shift or swap your Matrix Attribute array. No matter what other modules you install, your final ASDF array’s sum must be the same. These base Core ~~processors~~ create fixed attribute decks by default with an array of attributes as specified in the table.		The Core Processor sets your deck’s array. Without other modules you can not shift or swap your Matrix Attribute array. No matter what other modules you install, your final ASDF array’s sum must be the same. These base Core Processors create fixed attribute decks by default with an array of attributes as specified in the table.
	Decks device rating is ~~this~~ (~~rating~~/2) +1 ~~round~~ down ~~and it~~ has DR program slots.		Decks device rating is (Rating/2)+1, rounded down. The Core Processor has (Device Rating) program slots.

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	!Firewall		!Firewall
	!Capacity		!Available Capacity
	!Cost		!Cost
	!Availability		!Availability