OOC: The Hypernet

1. Legs (PL6) Capable of Bipedal or Quadripedal movement.
2. External Truster Module. (PL7)

Task Hands (PL 7)
Or in this case task hands and a task tail.

Task hands function just like advanced hands, except that they are equipped with additional joints and often with additional or telescoping digits, enabling them to multitask, as well as to spread the robot’s grip strength over a slightly wider area.

A robot with a task hand gains a +1 equipment bonus on Climb, Craft, Demolitions, Disable Device, Drive, Escape Artist, Forgery, Pilot, Repair, Search, Sleight of Hand, and Treat Injury checks. This bonus improves to +2 if the robot has two or more task hands. At the GM’s discretion, the robot can gain this bonus when attempting certain Perform checks as well.

Damage: Nonlethal bludgeoning only.

Purchase DC: 10 + one-quarter the base purchase DC of the robot’s frame.

Resilium Casing, integrated. (PL6)

Resilium is more malleable alloy than duralloy, although not as strong. Bioreplica robots of Medium-size or smaller and liquid-state robots cannot have integrated resilium armor.

Equipment Bonus: +6.

Weight: One-eighth the weight of the robot’s frame (rounded down).

Speed Penalty: None.

Class VIII Sensor Systems (PL7)

This sensor system includes hi-definition video sensors with dark vision (out to 120 feet), acoustic audio sensors, a sophisticated olfactory sensor, a tactile sensor array, and multiband radar.

A robot with a Class VII sensor system gains the scent ability. It also gains a +2 equipment bonus on Demolitions, Disable Device, Forgery, Listen, Repair, Search, and Spot checks. All other skill checks are made without penalty. The robot also gains a +2 equipment bonus on initiative checks.

Sophisticated emulation software encased in a thin but durable plastic casing, a feat progit is installed in the robot’s central processing unit and enables the robot to gain a single feat.

A robot can have a number of feat progits equal to 1 + one-third its Hit Dice (rounded down).

A feat progit can be erased and reprogrammed with 12 hours of work and a successful Computer Use check (DC 30).

Currently Loaded with a Gearhead Feat.

Skill Net (PL 7)
(4) English, German, Knowledge (Behavioral science), Computer Use
(8) Spot, Listen, Search, Diplomacy
(12) Repair, Knowledge: Technology, Perform (sing), Treat Injury

A skill net consists of a series of interlocking programs that allow the robot to acquire ranks in multiple skills. The number of ranks in any given skill cannot exceed the programmer’s ranks in the skill being emulated. A factory-built skill net typically holds 4, 8, or 12 ranks in as many as four different skills. A robot can have multiple skill nets. Skill nets allow a robot to benefit from skill synergy.

A skill net can be reprogrammed one skill at a time. Replacing one skill with another or increasing the number of ranks of an already existing skill requires 1 hour of work and a successful Computer Use check (DC 20 + number of skill ranks emulated by the software).

Purchase DC: 18 (four skills at 4 ranks each), 21 (four skills at 8 ranks each), or 23 (four skills at 12 ranks each).

Intelligence +2, Dexterity +2 (PL 6)
Standard upgrade kits.
Charisma Upgrade: +4 (PL7)
Starte of the art.

Vocaliser (PL5)
This unit enables a robot to speak any language it knows. It must have the appropriate Speak Language skill, either acquired through class levels (for heroic robots) or skill software (for nonheroic robots).

Magnetic Feet (PL 6)

The robot comes with electromagnetic grippers that allow it to cling to ferrous surfaces, including iron and steel. The robot using its magnetic feet gains a climb speed of 20 feet and need not make Climb checks to scale ferrous surfaces.

Purchase DC: 12.

Restriction: None.

Survivor Array (PL 6)

Robots are often used to explore environments inhospitable to organic creatures. The survivor array enables the robot to better traverse harsh terrain and withstand hostile conditions. A survivor array includes the following units:

* Topographical and astronomical guidance systems that grant a +10 equipment bonus on Navigate checks.
* A gyroscopic unit that improves the robot’s base speed by +10 feet.
* A pressure-sealed, energy-resistant frame that allows the robot to function normally in low-gravity, high-gravity, and zero-gravity conditions, prevents oxidation and corrosion, and provides resistance to acid 10, cold 10, electricity 10, and fire 10.
* A nightvision amplifier that grants the robot darkvision out to a range of 60 feet or extends its normal darkvision range by +60 feet.

Purchase DC: 15 + one-half the base purchase DC of the robot’s