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Name | Description |
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Acidic Discharge | A malfunctioning bionic which occasionally discharges acid into your muscles, causing sharp pain and minor damage. |
Bionic Nostril | You're really not sure how the CBM ended up in your nose, but no matter how it got there this badly misplaced bionic makes it difficult to breathe. Increases mouth encumbrance by one. |
Bionic Short Circuit | A poorly-wired bionic which fails to serve its intended purpose, this malfunctioning device periodically short-circuits, causing systemic muscle tremors. |
Bionic Visual Impairment | Due to a badly misplaced dielectric stylette you are now suffering from mild optic neuropathy. Increases eye encumbrance by one. |
Bionic-Induced Deformity | A combination of poor surgical installation and unpleasant scarring has lead to the malfunctioning bionic catastrophe you call your face. People who mind that you look like a dime-store Frankenstein will react poorly to your appearance. |
Electrical Discharge | A malfunctioning bionic which occasionally discharges electricity through your body, causing pain and brief paralysis but no damage. |
Electrical Drain | A malfunctioning bionic. It doesn't perform any useful function, but will occasionally draw power from your batteries. |
Endocrine Enervator | Through a combination of psychochemical manipulation and old fashioned electrical nerve stimulation, this malfunctioning bionic alters your brain chemistry in such a way as to cause fatigue. You will find yourself tiring a bit faster than before. |
Itchy Metal Thing | A bionic of some sort, so badly installed that you cannot even tell what it was originally supposed to be. Sometimes it itches horribly. |
Leaky Bionic | This botched piece of bionic hardware slowly leaks electrolytic compounds, piezoelectric nanomaterials, and other high-tech contaminants into your bloodstream. Needless to say, this is not good for your health. |
Motor Control Overstimulator | One piezoelectric solenoid surgically installed backwards, two crossed wires, and four burned-out capacitors later you started falling on your face and writhing around at the least convenient times. This incorrectly-configured bionic periodically stuns you for a short duration. |
Noisemaker | A malfunctioning bionic. It will occasionally emit a loud burst of noise. |
Power Overload | Damaged power circuits cause short-circuiting inside your muscles when your batteries are above 75% capacity, causing greatly reduced strength. This has no effect if you have no internal batteries. |
Self-Locking Thumbs | Self-locking thumbs hold tight (even when you really don't want them to) and don't let go (even when you'd rather they did). Increases hand encumbrance by two, while failing to improve your ability to hold objects whatsoever. |
Squeaky Ankles | In a cruel twist of fate, a poorly executed CBM surgery has given you a pair of useless bionics which make squeaking noises when you walk. |
Visual Disruptor | A malfunctioning bionic which causes occasional visual distortion and pixelation. |
Voice Remodulator | You will likely spend the rest of your days serving as a walking testament to why you don't opt for the Autodoc's 'Cyborg Identity Package.' A remodulator unit jammed down your throat has given you a creepy robot voice. |
Wire-Induced Stiffness | Improperly installed wires cause a physical stiffness in most of your body, causing increased encumbrance. |
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