Become cyborg

[al081a]

Hi, I have a question. Can I become augmeted, or cyborg? I founded these enemies in blackwater and took this place. And what I have to do with Hundred's Face Circlet? I founded 1 component for this either.

[Memnarch]

meme thread

[al081a]

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

Yes you can, you have to find the secret Core of the kobold mechanic Guild and activate their prototype of the Skynet Demon Defense System.

Wow, its great, and where can I find it? In this location?

[Echo]

-edit, ah the guy i was responding to has deleted his posts so this no longer makes sense.

I mean, there are definitely cyborgs in the game, which is wierd. I haven't gotten that far yet myself but it's a reasonable question. Why not? You can probably turn yourself into a fairy pony too.

Someone knows the actual answer to this. I certainly haven't seen anything about that being a mythic path yet though.

[Morgian]

The modified humans we meet in that dungeon are a hail from Numeria, the neighbour to the south (?), where a starship crashed long ago. That area and the story are found in the adventure path "Iron Gods". Maybe you can get cyborgised when they make a game out of it? :)

[Nex]

Definitely a hidden mythic path though I'm stuck after getting all the parts, says I'm supposed to go to the foundry on the red planet but I can't find any portal anywhere.

[Echo]

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

No Cyborgs, as Cyborgs come from a SciFi Setting and would require electronics or cyber implants, the closest you will find that resembles a Cyborg, in D&D, Pathfinder or the Game for that matter, would be a Construct or maybe a Golem.

There are literal Cyborgs man, like with mechanical limbs and stuff just roll with it.

[Drake]

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

No Cyborgs, as Cyborgs come from a SciFi Setting and would require electronics or cyber implants, the closest you will find that resembles a Cyborg, in D&D, Pathfinder or the Game for that matter, would be a Construct or maybe a Golem.

There are definitely androids in pathfinder from the crashed starship. There are even tech weapons, some barbarians in numeria even wield them.
Pathfinder isn't pure fantasy.

[Morgian]

Might be a homage to Gary Gygax. In his World of Greyhawk in the adventure Expedition to the Barrier Peaks you get to explore a crashed safari spaceship with weird creatures and hightech.

[Echo]

Originally posted by Morgian:

Might be a homage to Gary Gygax. In his World of Greyhawk in the adventure Expedition to the Barrier Peaks you get to explore a crashed safari spaceship with weird creatures and hightech.

Played that I think though it was adapted to 5e. Didn't know it was Gary Gygax.

[Goatmanpig]

Originally posted by Drake:

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

No Cyborgs, as Cyborgs come from a SciFi Setting and would require electronics or cyber implants, the closest you will find that resembles a Cyborg, in D&D, Pathfinder or the Game for that matter, would be a Construct or maybe a Golem.

There are definitely androids in pathfinder from the crashed starship. There are even tech weapons, some barbarians in numeria even wield them.
Pathfinder isn't pure fantasy.

Yeah if memory serves me right there's guns and lasers and the like too

[Echo]

Originally posted by Goatmanpig:

Originally posted by Drake:

There are definitely androids in pathfinder from the crashed starship. There are even tech weapons, some barbarians in numeria even wield them.
Pathfinder isn't pure fantasy.

Yeah if memory serves me right there's guns and lasers and the like too

Hmm.. pulse rifle vs demon hordes... wait a minute.

A few questions, which class would you need for like laser proficiency?

Look at Soloman Kane going through the early Stages of Grief. 1 Disbelief, 2 Denial, I think Pain is next. Don't worry mate, I think this is the natural reaction to there being Cyborgs in Pathfinder.

[al081a]

They are. They have brain implants and ocular implants and secondry heart, it was written in description

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

These are no Cyborgs, as you seem to fail to even understand the word Cyborg and where it comes from itself, would you call a Pirate with a wodden Leg a cyborg? The word has no place in a fantasy medieval setting, not in Kingmaker, nor in this one, the word cyborg exists, for obvious reasons. Mechanical Limbs do indeed exist, Magic does exist, but those are Constructs, modiefied people by magic or mutation, but there is no cyborg as in people with bioelectronic or cybernetic implants, things like that you will find in games such as Cyberpunk 2077 or Shadowrun for example.

[Keldien]

Originally posted by Solomon Kane:

These are no Cyborgs, as you seem to fail to even understand the word Cyborg and where it comes from itself, would you call a Pirate with a wodden Leg a cyborg? The word has no place in a fantasy medieval setting, not in Kingmaker, nor in this one, the word cyborg exists, for obvious reasons. Mechanical Limbs do indeed exist, Magic does exist, but those are Constructs, modiefied people by magic or mutation, but there is no cyborg as in people with bioelectronic or cybernetic implants, things like that you will find in games such as Cyberpunk 2077 or Shadowrun for example.

There's a literal template for 'Augmented Creature' utilizing technological or magical means in the Advanced Bestiary.

There's a literal crashed spaceship in Numeria.

Pathfinder's setting isn't that black and white.

[Mikeavelli]

Theres an entire dungeon full of cyborgs in this game. It's called Blackwater. If you're evil you can recruit cyborg troops for the crusade.

It would indeed be thematically appropriate to have a cyborg mythic path.

[Echo]

4 Bargaining and proabably 5, anger.

- edit: ah you cheesey B*st*** Solomon Kane... delete your post to make me look bad why don't you.. that'll teach me for not using the quote function.

Well he deleted his post but he's reached acceptance folks.