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I'll add another vote for Is0bel, Gaichu, Gobbet, because taking a ghoul to a fancy party could not be funnier. Also the Ninja Suit is decent.
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Mindopali posted:Thaumaturgic armor That's an excellent point, Gobbet deserves Fancy Party Food at the earliest possible opportunity 
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I have to admit, "findom vampire accountant" wasn't on my bingo card, but I kind of wish it was 
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JustJeff88 posted:It might just be later editions, but is there not incredibly sleek cyberware that consumes little essence and is hardly visible, but costs the gross national product of the entire Milky Way to install? In other words, only really for evil CEOs (which is all of them) who want to be end-boss Mecha-Hitler? Yes, on top of the basic cyberware you've got higher grades, which are increasingly expensive, cutting-edge, and less impactful to essence: alphaware (the Viking range of cyberware, the top end of the mass market), betaware (the custom car of cyberware, custom-built for its purchasers), and deltaware (the custom private jet of cyberware, as much a work of art as a piece of technology). And then there's bioware, where instead of chrome and metal you use purpose-grown organs to do things like see better, exert conscious control over your adrenaline system, and the like, which tends to erode your sense of self much less but is also very expensive. Turns out that augmentation is basically: transcend the limits of your frail mortal shell, spend the GDP of a small country, become a dissociated shell of yourself, pick (at most) two.
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Never don't take Gaichu to a social event. Especially a Decker's convention.
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