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Импланты для Анхоли Bionic Arm "Good bionic arms provide a +10 bonus on Agility Tests
requiring delicate manipulation (such as Sleight of Hand) and
add a +10 bonus to Strength Tests using the arm" Scarce 1000 Bionic Locomotion "Good versions of these systems grant the owner the Sprint
talent. In addition they add a +20 bonus to Tests made to
jump or leap." Scarce 1500 Bionic Respiratory System "Common bionic lungs and implanted respiratory systems
mimic the action of human lungs and keep the body supplied
with oxygen. Such characters gain a +20 bonus to Toughness
Tests made to resist airborne toxins and gas weapons.Good bionic lungs count as a full life support system—
thus if for any reason the user’s own respiratory system fails,
his bionic lungs will keep his blood oxygenated—and their
presence may be unnoticeable if designed to be so." Rare 800 Auger Arrays "Good systems function as a full auspex but also allow rerolls
on all Perception based Tests when using its functions." Rare 1000 Augmented Senses "This implant grants the Heightened Senses
Talent for any one sense (sight, smell, etc.)." Rare Bionic Heart "The paranoid (or prepared) are ever willing to replace crude
flesh with more durable, armoured materials—the light armour
shielding of a bionic heart provides a last line of defence. Superior
models can be triggered to pump more rapidly to increase physical
capacity, though this risks stroke or other catastrophe as the rest of
the circulatory system is put under pressure. A character with this
implant gains +1 armour to the body location—this bonus stacks
with any armour worn—and gains the Sprint Talent." Rare Calculus Logi Upgrade "Internal cogitator implants which aid in data retention and
processing. The user can rapidly sift through stacked data-slates
and parchments, applying intuition to vast reams of data far
beyond the capabilities of a normal man. This implant grants the
user a +10 bonus to any Literacy, Logic, or Scholastic Lore Tests." Very Rare Cortex Implants "Good cortex implants are unusual even among the Mechanicus,
and their creation is an almost lost art. They grant the trait
Unnatural Intelligence (×2) (see page 368) and in addition perform
all the functions of a cogitator system. However, characters with
this implant gain 1d10 Insanity Points." Very Rare 5000 Cranial Armour "This augmentation covers or replaces most of the skull with
layers of plasteel and gel padding to better prevent concussion
and other brain injuries. This implant adds +1 Armour—this
bonus stacks with any worn Armour—to the Head location.или Poor-Quality Cranial Armour is crude
and obvious, permanently reducing the user’s Fellowship
by 1d10. Good-Craftsmanship Cranial Armour adds an
additional +1 (for a total of +2)Armour to the head." Scarce Cybernetic Senses "Good cybernetic senses grant the Heightened Senses talent
for that particular sense, and a +20 bonus to Tests made to
resist attacks on the sense itself—such as deafening noises or
blinding flashe . Basic and advanced cybernetic eyes may also
incorporate magnifying lenses (counting as a telescopic sight,
see page 134 for more details), a full photo-visor, and/or a
system allowing the Dark Sight trait (see page 364). Likewise,
basic or advanced cybernetic hearing may also include an
internal micro-bead system." Rare 2250 Mind Impulse Unit (MIU) "Common models impose no modifiers to machine spirit
communication and add a +10 bonus to Tech-Use, Pilot, or Drive
Tests used in conjunction with devices capable of MIU linking.
Poor MIU systems require a successful Willpower Test to use
and impose a –10 penalty to interact with machine spirits.
Good models grant a +10 bonus to communicate with machine
spirits, and for Tech-Use, Pilot, Drive, Logic, Inquiry, and Ballistic Skill Tests when interfaced with MIU systems. In addition, an
MIU gives the user the ability to experience the senses of any
familiars he controls (such as a servo-skull or grapplehawk, see
page 375) as if he were present." Rare 1750 MIU Weapon Interface "This system allows user to fire an additional ranged weapon
as a Free Action—using his full Ballistic Skill—no matter what
other actions he may be taking at the time. This additional weapon
must be connected to the user via the MIU weapon interface, and
are often equipped as a shoulder-mount." Rare Respiratory Filter Implant "These are implanted inside the lungs and can sift out most
toxic gases. Inhaled particulate matter is also filte ed, making
breathing easier in heavily polluted atmospheres. This
implant allows the user to ignore any inhaled toxic gases or
atmospheric contaminants." Rare Subskin Armour "Thin carapace plating is inserted under the skin in various locations,
giving the user added protection against damage. While not as
impressive as most augmentations, and sometimes uncomfortable,
subskin armour is very reliable. This implant adds +2 Armour to
the Arms, Body, and Legs locations. The armour bonus is added
to any other armour for those locations." Very Rare Synthetic Muscle Grafts "Vat-grown muscle tissue, hyperdense and augmented with
flak eave, is implanted into existing muscle groups to
increased their strength. Users gain a +1 to their Strength
Bonus for a normal implantation. Best-Craftsmanship grafts
will grant the Unnatural Strength (x2) Trait but also impose a
–10 penalty to any Agility Tests due to the misshapen nature
of the body.или Best craftsmanship grafts
instead grant the Unnatural Strength (4) trait but also impose a –10
penalty on Agility" Rare GASTRAL BIONICS "This replaces the stomach and intestinal tract with a
mechanized digestive system, allowing the user to digest
almost any organic material and even many non-organic
materials, so long as there are nutrients to be found. It will
handle most dangerous poisons and harmful bio-motes as
well. This implant allows the user to ignore the effects of
any ingested toxic foodstuffs or poisons. Best craftmanship
implants allow the user to survive by eating anything organic
(although they may not enjoy doing so, as the bionics do not
protect against flavours, textures, spines, spikes, or splinters)." Scarce BLACKBONE BRACING "A character with this Implant gains the
Bulging Biceps and Iron Jaw Talents, and gains a +2 bonus
to Damage for all unarmed attacks." very rare PAIN WARD "The pain ward implant redirects incapacitating levels of
pain to other regions of the brain, causing the sufferer to
experience that pain as colours, hallucinations, or tastes. The
implanted character can ignore Stun effects and involuntary
actions or penalties resulting from the pain of critical damage,
being on fire, drowning, and so on. Involuntary actions and
restrictions caused by the mechanics of a particular injury still
occur as normal." Rare VITAE SUPPLACEMENT "This is simply an emergency life support system built into
the chest and wired into the spine, intended to sustain fragile
flesh when it fails. It can oxygenate blood via electrolytic
microfabric implanted in the lungs, keep blood circulating
via backup pumps, and send necessary electrical stimulus
to the rest of the body when it senses catastrophic injury.
While it won’t last for longer than a few hours, the actions
of the Vitae Supplacement are usually sufficient to prevent
death until the medicae arrive. Vitae Supplacement grants the
Autosanguine Talent and, at the GM’s discretion, may give a
50% chance of not dying due to blood loss or other normally
fatal consequences of severe wounds. Common Craftsmanship
versions can preserve someone for up to four hours, Good
and Best versions double and triple this time, respectively." Scarce INTERNAL POWER CELL "These implanted power cells use body heat and movement to
recharge, requiring a day to gain a charge roughly equivalent
to a lasgun power pack. Unlike a Potentia Coil implant,
this does not generate enough power to operate complex
machinery but is smaller, more easily concealed, and still
useful in an emergency. Wiring leads to ports in the skin that
accept most standard power conduits. The Power Cell can act
as an ammo charge pack for a standard Lasgun or Hellgun
and will take a full day to recharge after use." Very Rare twItCh-MAsk "A character with a twitch-mask gains a +10 bonus on all
Disguise Tests. Poor craftsmanship versions are painful and slow
to use, causing a level of fatigue every time the character changes
his appearance. Good quality versions incorporate pigment
glands and vox-manipulators, allowing for more thorough
changes, instead granting a +20 bonus on all Disguise Tests." Very Rare InterkerAtIC IMplAnts "These implants consist of additional layers built into the
cornea of the recipient, whether gene-altered organic matter
just beneath the surface, or advanced photo-augur technology
implanted over the surface of the eye. Regardless of the source,
the implant enhances the vision of the recipient, allowing
him to see in ways he would otherwise be unable to. Small
and simple to implant, interkeratic implants tend not to be
as obvious in appearance as true bionic eyes, and thus tend
to be favoured by those who would prefer not to have their
appearance marred by obvious augmetics.
Characters with interkeratic implants gain the Dark Sight
Trait and are immune to the effects of photon flash grenades." Scarce Ætheric Wave-spars "When a character with this implant Pushes a psychic
power, he may add a +1 bonus to his total Psy Rating. Poor
ætheric wave-spars also add a further +10 to all rolls on the
Psychic Phenomena table. Good-craftsmanship ætheric wavespars
instead reduce all rolls on the Psychic Phenomena table
by –10, calculated after all other modifiers" Very Rare weApon brACIng "A character fitted with weapon bracing can spend a full
action connecting a pistol or basic weapon to the external
mounts. An affixed weapon can be used in one hand without
any penalty that might normally apply, and gains a +20
bonus on all Weapon Skill Tests to resist being disarmed." Rare autosanguine removing 2 points of damage per day instead of 1 или "When applying healing, the
character is always considered Lightly Damaged, and heals at
an increased rate, removing 2 points of Damage per day."
. Very Rare Cerebral imPlants "grant the user
the Unnatural Intelligence (2) trait (see page 139) and a +20
bonus to Logic and Lore tests" Very Rare-Near Unique
interfaCe Port "grants a +10 bonus
to Common Lore, Inquiry, or Tech-Use tests whilst connected to
a relevant mechanism or data spool." Rare maglev Coils "Using a Half Action, the user may hover
20-30 centimetres off the ground for a number of minutes equal
to 1d10 plus the character’s Toughness bonus. The character must
employ a Half Action each round to concentrate on operating
this implant and may use the other action to move normally. The
character can slow his rate of descent when falling so long as this
implant is active when the character reaches the ground, reducing
all falling damage to a maximum of 1d10+3 Impact damage. Each
time the character activates the coils, it drains the stored power
and cannot be used again until recharged (which takes 24 hours)." very rare sCribe-tines +10 bonus to all Lore skill tests Rare Psybernetics "Psybernetics are implanted within the user’s head, and
follow the standard rules for cybernetic implantation (see page
153 of the DARK HERESY Core Rulebook). Once implanted,
the user gains 2d10 Insanity and 1d10 Corruption Points
as the ability to access the raw power of the Warp floods
their psyche. Assuming he is not driven insane, the user
automatically gains a Psy-Rating equal to half his Willpower
Bonus (rounded up) and one randomly generated Minor
Psychic Power for every point of Psy-Rating. He gains a
new, randomly generated Minor Psychic Power every time
his Psy-Rating increases, but cannot take Discipline Powers.
Psybernetics are extremely heretical devices, and unauthorised
possession is a highly dangerous affair." Forbidden Lore (Archeotech) Ocular Sight "An ocular sight is an implant that grants the same benefits
as a cybernetic eye (see cybernetic senses on page 206 of the
Only War Core Rulebook). Until it is activated, this is the
only mechanical benefit it provides.
A character with an ocular sight can activate (or deactivate)
its combat mode as a Half Action. When he does, he gains the
Unnatural Ballistic Skill (1) Trait (or the Unnatural Ballistic Skill
(2) Trait if the cybernetic sight is of Best Craftsmanship) but
suffers a –20 penalty to Awareness Tests while it is active as his
vision tunnels in to focus on his targets. Further, while it is active,
he cannot benefit from any sight attached to his gun." Extremely Rare INTERNAL RESERVOIR "When fully charged,
the user will no longer gain Fatigue from using Luminen
Capacitors either to recharge something or offensively, but
each use of those implants drains the reservoir by half. The
battery fully recharges after one day of resting." Rare Transgenic Grafting "In the darkest corners of the Adeptus Mechanicus, certain
heretek Magos Biologis practice transgenic grafting: the
splicing of alien organs and biological matter into human
subjects. Such a procedure is not only extremely dangerous,
corrupting the mind as well as the spirit, but is also an act
of extreme tech-heresy. A Magos Biologis found guilty of
such tech-heresy is likely to be executed on the spot or
whisked away to a black interrogation chamber for further
questioning.
Even attempting such a procedure grants the surgeon and
the victim 1d10 Insanity Points. The procedure requires a
Very Hard (–30) Forbidden Lore (Xenos) Test followed
by a Very Hard (–30) Medicae Test.
Success on both indicates that the splicing is successful,
permanently giving the victim a Trait or Talent possessed by
the alien.Failure on the Medicae Test indicates that the graft has
not taken and deals 1d10 Damage to the victim (unmodified
for armour or Toughness) and an additional 1d10 Insanity
Points. Failure on the Forbidden Lore Test indicates that the
graft has taken, but the surgeon’s knowledge of alien biology
is flawed—instead of a trait or Talent, the victim instead gains
a mutation (either random or chosen by the GM) as well as
1d10 Corruption Points. Failure on both indicates that the
operation itself is an outright failure, and no additional
penalties are incurred." Very Rare 20000 Chem Gland "Pick up to three substances when the implant is performed
(such as Stimm, Panimune, and so on). The character can
“gland” any one of these at will as a Half Action by succeeding
on a Routine (+10) Toughness Test. A failed Test however
inflicts a level of Fatigue. A failure by four or more degrees
deals 1d10 points of Toughness Damage." Very Rare 5000 Injector Rig "These rigs may contain ten doses of up to four separate substances at once Injecting one of these
is a Half Action and the effects are instan it may be triggered either by manual control
or by remote control by some other individual The character must succeed on a Toughness
Test or the injector deals 2d10 points of Damage, ignoring
Armour Points." scarce 750 The Rite of Setesh "Common: This rite grants a character the Machine (4) trait (except
this Trait does not affect his or her mind) and the Regeneration trait.
Wounds and mental characteristics are unchanged.
Drawbacks: The character reduces Weapon Skill, Ballistic
Skill and Agility to half (round down). Life in one of these
devices is nightmarish and painful. The character gains 2d10
Insanity Points. Also, the rotted biology contained within
adds +5 to any Critical Effect inflicted against the character." Very Rare 100000 Vehicle Interface Circuitry "Interface implants grant a +10 bonus on
Pilot Tests when operating any vehicle with interface
receptors. In addition, a character equipped with this
circuitry may also make a Perception Test (Difficulty set
by the GM) to determine a vehicle’s status and condition
as a Free Action." Rare 2000 Malygrisian Bioforging "Malygrisian bioforging grants the following Traits and
takes 1d5 weeks to take effect after the first biosurgical
implantations:
• Unnatural Toughness (x2)
• Natural Armour (2)
• Mutant: purity tests show the bioforged to be impure.
• Void Resistant: the bioforged is unaffected by the cold
and vacuum of space, but still requires air to breath.
For a few weeks thereafter, the bioforged appears little
changed even through his flesh is armoured within. Without ongoing intervention by heretek tech-adepts, however, the
Malygrisian bio-motes will consume him. The bioforged will
permanently lose 1d5 points from each of Agility, Intelligence,
and Fellowship for each month passed without at least one
painful course of treatment to remove excess plasteen and
restrain the bio-motes. After losing 10 points from a single
characteristic in this way, the bioforged can no longer pass as
pure of gene—his flesh is too distorted. " Karrikian Lock-Arm "A character with a Karrikian Lock-Arm is treated as having
Unnatural Strength (x3) for the purposes of grappling or
restraining a target. In addition, the user gains a +20 bonus
to Strength when making melee attacks using the arm" Constructer Interface "All Constructer Interfaces are of at least Good Quality
and allow a user to make Command Tests to a Cyber-
Mastiff or Grapple-Hawk silently, using Tech-Use in place
of the Command skill. The device can interface with up
to five constructs, but can only actively issue commands
to 2, the others may report data back to the user, but may
not be commanded. Only Cyber-Mastiff ’s and Grapple-
Hawks may be issued commands, other constructs may
only report data. A Best Quality Constructor Interface
allows for 3 constructs to be commanded, but is still limited
to 5 total uplinks.
A user may make a Full Action to upload a pattern into a
Cyber-Mastiff or Grapple-Hawks cogitator, granting one of
the following abilities: Defence: +10 Weapon Skill
• Restrain: +20 Weapon Skill when attempting to Grapple
• Harass: +10 Dodge, Dodge Training
• “Vanes Out” Alpha: +10 Perception, Awareness Training
• “Vanes Out” Beta: +10 Perception, Track Training
• Pursuit: +1 Agility Bonus, Accustomed To Crowds (see
page 17, Dark Heresy Rulebook)"
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