Difference between revisions of "Techno Nanomagic"
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| − | {{Basepower|name=Techno Nanomagic|desc=Using nanites to fake magic of being a technical god? Ha! Machines seem to operate faster, break down less and in general work above and beyond their original design specs. Whether it's a thump on a display, a patting of a modem, technology just seems to suddenly work again. Note: You cannot supply power with this, although this would synergize well with Electric Nanomagic. All rolls for this are +dice 1d20, add double your design (Computer if you are dealing with a computer system, the average of the two if you are working with a system that uses computer and non computer parts, eg. cars) skill to the roll. Add 10 if a hero point is spent. The target is as follows.<br>-<br>Repairing a device (permanently) that needs no spare parts: 5<br>Repairing (permanently) broken parts that would normally not be repairable (capacitors, etc): 10<br>Operate a small device (temporary) that has some parts missing: 15 (and a builder vial)<br>Operate a large device (temporary) that is missing key components: 20 (two builder vials and a hero point)<br>Run a major device (temporary) that requires multiple systems, with missing/broken components (eg, car. Note, would still need fuel): 30 (ten builder vials and four hero points)<br>-<br>Devices with parts missing will cease to operate if you leave the vicinity/area (and will break down again, possibly causing damage to themselves or other things)|powertype=Passive Auto Self|target=Self|energy=0|charge=0|cooldown=0|accuracy=75%|damageamount=0|damagetype=Healing|Status=100% chance of ItemGuard at magnitude 10 for | + | {{Basepower|name=Techno Nanomagic|desc=Using nanites to fake magic of being a technical god? Ha! Machines seem to operate faster, break down less and in general work above and beyond their original design specs. Whether it's a thump on a display, a patting of a modem, technology just seems to suddenly work again. Note: You cannot supply power with this, although this would synergize well with Electric Nanomagic. All rolls for this are +dice 1d20, add double your design (Computer if you are dealing with a computer system, the average of the two if you are working with a system that uses computer and non computer parts, eg. cars) skill to the roll. Add 10 if a hero point is spent. The target is as follows.<br>-<br>Repairing a device (permanently) that needs no spare parts: 5<br>Repairing (permanently) broken parts that would normally not be repairable (capacitors, etc): 10<br>Operate a small device (temporary) that has some parts missing: 15 (and a builder vial)<br>Operate a large device (temporary) that is missing key components: 20 (two builder vials and a hero point)<br>Run a major device (temporary) that requires multiple systems, with missing/broken components (eg, car. Note, would still need fuel): 30 (ten builder vials and four hero points)<br>-<br>Devices with parts missing will cease to operate if you leave the vicinity/area (and will break down again, possibly causing damage to themselves or other things)|powertype=Passive Auto Self|target=Self|energy=0|charge=0|cooldown=0|accuracy=75%|damageamount=0|damagetype=Healing|Status=100% chance of ItemGuard at magnitude 10 for 10 rounds.<br>|Upgrades=AoE by 2<br>ItemGuardMag by 5}}[[Category:Itemguard inflicting base powers]][[Category:Passive base power]][[Category:Friendly base powers]][[Category:Nanomagic]] |
Revision as of 16:33, 29 September 2012
| Type | Passive Auto Self | Target | Self |
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| Description | Using nanites to fake magic of being a technical god? Ha! Machines seem to operate faster, break down less and in general work above and beyond their original design specs. Whether it's a thump on a display, a patting of a modem, technology just seems to suddenly work again. Note: You cannot supply power with this, although this would synergize well with Electric Nanomagic. All rolls for this are +dice 1d20, add double your design (Computer if you are dealing with a computer system, the average of the two if you are working with a system that uses computer and non computer parts, eg. cars) skill to the roll. Add 10 if a hero point is spent. The target is as follows. - Repairing a device (permanently) that needs no spare parts: 5 Repairing (permanently) broken parts that would normally not be repairable (capacitors, etc): 10 Operate a small device (temporary) that has some parts missing: 15 (and a builder vial) Operate a large device (temporary) that is missing key components: 20 (two builder vials and a hero point) Run a major device (temporary) that requires multiple systems, with missing/broken components (eg, car. Note, would still need fuel): 30 (ten builder vials and four hero points) - Devices with parts missing will cease to operate if you leave the vicinity/area (and will break down again, possibly causing damage to themselves or other things) | ||
| Cooldown | 0 | Charge time | 0 |
| Energy | 0 | Accuracy | 75% |
| Damage | 0 Healing at level 0 | ||
| Statuses | |||
| 100% chance of ItemGuard at magnitude 10 for 10 rounds. | |||
| Training Upgrades | |||
| AoE by 2 ItemGuardMag by 5 | |||
| Secondary Effects | |||
| Secondary Damage | No damage at level 0 | ||
| Secondary Type | None | Secondary Target | None |
| Secondary Statuses | |||
| No Secondary Statuses | |||
Techno Nanomagic/Extra Notes Edit notes
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