ROBOTS

Contents

• Ability Upgrades - Heroic and nonheroic robots can receive structural and programming upgrades that increase their ability scores.
• Armor - Although composed of durable alloys or resilient plastic polymers, robots are easily damaged.
• Evolution Of Robotics
• Feat Software - Nonheroic robots, like constructs, do not gain feats.
• General Robot Traits - As constructs, robots share the following traits that set them apart from organic beings:
• Heroic Droids With Skill Software Or Feat Software - Players can choose to play biodroid and bioreplica characters.
• Locomotion - How a robot moves is determined by its means locomotion.
• Manipulators - Without some kind of manipulating appendage, robots cannot lift or move objects.
• Nonheroic Robots - Most robots exist to perform mundane, routine, or dangerous tasks without argument or ambition.
• Programming Vs. Artificial Intelligence - Mechanical intelligence is extremely limited in the early stages of robotic technology.
• Robot Accessories - Even an assembly-line robot needs certain tools to accomplish its tasks.
• Robot Frames - A robot's frame is the basic form the robot takes, from a simple barebones...
• Robot Resurrection - A robot's core programming and experiences are contained within its central processor-its brain.
• Robot Weapon Rules - A robot can be armed with manipulators, handheld weapons, mounted weapons, or any combination of the three.
• Robots As Heroes - This section presents two types of anthropomorphic robots that can be played...
• Sample Robots
• Sensors - Robots are unable to perceive their surroundings without a sensor system of some kind.
• Skill Software - Like constructs, nonheroic robots do not gain skills.