Mystic
Archetype: Human Burnt Out Mage
Mystic is fascinated with the idea of combining magic and cyberware. Although this has turned
him into somewhat of a burn out he doesn't
really mind. The limited number of spells he knows are all used to facilitate
the use of his new cyberware. The most apparent piece of technology he
possesses is a pair of metallic wings implanted in his back. Although alone
these do not provide enough lift to get him off of the ground, combined
with a modified levitation spell they function much like a dragon's wings
would. He also possesses an implanted power focus which emerges from the
palms of both hands as a small metallic bump. Through these he conducts
a large amount of both magical and natural electricity, allowing him to
project a powerful lightening bolt several meters. Physically he is of
extremely light build. He has long white hair, rarely wears a shirt, and
has an apparent immunity to most of the acids which fall during hard rains.
Farrel
Archetype: Human Cybertechnician
Put together most of Mystic's cyberware. Some of Farrel's
implantations have been such a success that he has the strong desire to
approach some large cybertechnology firms and offer his discoveries and
advances to them. The only thing stopping this is Mystic. Mystic wants
to be the only one with implantations like his own and has even resorted
to violence (he's blasted Farrel across the room with his lightening bolts
a few times) to keep him from going to the corps. Needless to say Mystic
doesn't actually let Farrel implant the devices any more.
Dr. Dime
Archetype: Human Cybertechnician
This is Mystic's "backup" cyber technician to
whom he has been turning more frequently due to the tensions with Farrel.
Dr. Dime doesn't give a rat's ass about either of them and is sticking
around because in addition to installing some of Farrel's devices she is
also learning how to make them via reverse engineering and, eventually,
will probably try to sell them herself. Neither Farrel or Mystic know about
her plans.
Glass
Archetype: Human Mage
Glass is a close, personal friend of Mystic who doesn't
really care about his possessive attitude toward his implants or how he
treats Farrel. In addition to providing much needed magical healing and
support before and after surgery, the two occasionally run with various
groups but usually go out by themselves on low level missions.
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