1: 5 credits
2: A spellchip (roll a 1d4; if 3 or below, it’s a cantrip; if 4, then 1st level.)
3: A spend chip full of 10 credits 
4: 5 Metal Scraps
5 25 Rusty Metal Scraps
6: A canister of some energy or fuel source
7: A pommel of a melee weapon (Roll 1d6 with advantage for type, choose the result you want)
8:  A blade of a melee weapon (Roll 1d6 with advantage for type, choose the result you want)
9: A gun part (Roll 1d6 for the part and then roll 1d6 with advantage for type; choose the result you want.)
10: A broken robot
11: 3 parts of a structure
12: 1d20-5 (Minimum of 1) Broken cameras
13: 25 Computer chips
14: 5 Advanced computer chips
15: 5 Fans for creations (Like PC fans)
16: Choose any item on this list
17: A broken computer 
18: A half-used First Aid Kit (Works like a potion of healing)
19: A fridge full of soda and bread
20: A 1st or 2nd level Spell Chip (Roll a 1d4, if 1 or 2, 1st level, if 3 or 4, 2nd level)
21: 25 Metal fibers
22: A part of a sword 
23: A broken sheet of glass
24: A broken firework (Functions like a bomb but has a permanent -10 penalty to the damage)
25: Ten days of food
26: Twenty days of food
27: Nothing (Reroll twice (Cannot be chosen))
28: An ammo box
29: A ruined flag
30: A sheet of high-quality metal
31: A pair of clothes
32: A childhood item
33: A cheap toy
34: 25 Candies
35: A bloodied and broken weapon
36: A broken TV
37: 5 litres of any acid
38: An old radio
39: A few candy bars 
40: A notebook filled with drawings and stories (25% chance of containing important lore.), with a pencil sharpener and a pencil. 
41: A can of melted ice cream 
42: A screwdriver 
43: A rusty knife covered in blood 
44: 20 credits 
45: 15 credits 
46: 25 credits
47: A bottle of old wine 
48: A bottle of fresh water and some sardines 
49: A wooden door ripped off its hinges 
50: A bag full of dog treats 
51: A box filled with old nonfiction and fantasy books 
52: A 2nd level Spellchip 
53: A pair of binoculars 
54: A rusty saw 
55: A clean bottle of water 
56: A pillow 
57: A set of clean clothes, including a jacket 
58: An axe
59: 5 pounds of rocks
60: Rusty Antique 
61: A symbol of any religion
62: Basic military armor (functions like Metal Armor)
63: A Creature in a cage (must be CR 1 or less)(Size medium or smaller)
64: Roadkill
65: A dead town animal
66: A Dangerous Creature in a cage (CR ½-3)(Size medium or smaller)
67: A biker jacket (Functions like Studded Leather)
68: You trip whilst gathering. Take 1d6-1 bludgeoning damage and reroll (Cannot reroll into this result)
69: A Peaceful Creature in a cage (CR 2 or less, friendly to the player)
70: A smallbroken-downn car (Needs fixing, DC 15. Mechanics have advantage)
71: A motorcycle
72: 3 Broken motorcycles (All need fixing, their DC being 1d10+5. Mechanics have advantage.) 
73: A Molotov
74: A flare gun
75: A pipe bomb (Roll a DC 10 sleight of hand. If you fail, it explodes as you pick it up.)
76: A dead person (Body containing 15 credits and a symbol of their religion, a weapon, and d relic that shows their family)
77: A broken old phone 
78:A dog
79:A cat
80: 45 Credits 
81: A garbage can full of scrap metal 
82: A few chairs
83: A blanket 
84: A first aid kit (works like a potion of healing.) 
85: A few cans of soup 
86: A basket of firewood 
87: A bottle of an energy drink (Works like a potion of healing.) 
88: 30 Metal Scraps 
89: A bag full of 20 bullets 
90: A Hunting Rifle 
91: A 2nd level Spellchip 
92: 9 Credits 
93: 30 Credits 
94: 15 Credits 
95: A cantrip Spellchip
96: A 1st-level Spellchip 
97: A 3rd level Spellchip 
98: A spendchip with 50 credits inside it
99: A plank of wood 
100: A matchbox, filled with twenty matches

1: A working computer 
2: A communication chip 
3: A Hunting Rifle 
4: A knife 
5: A 1st-level Spellchip 
6: A cantrip Spellchip 
7: 10 Credits 
8 20 Credits 
9: A working car 
10: A 22nd-levelSpellchip 
11: A 3rd level Spellchip 
12: A cantrip Spellchip 
13: 25 credits 
14: Roll a 1d4. If 3 or lower, an automatic pistol. If 4, Military Body Armor (AC 18 and bullets do half damage.) 
15: A level four Spellchip 
16: A cantrip Spellchip 
17 15 Credits 
18: A 3rd Level Spellchip 
19 30 Credits
20: A broken robot and a functioning robot

HP Boost (+10 HP, costs 20 credits.) 

Spellchip (Cantrips cost 5 credits, first levels cost 10, 2nd level 15, 3rd level 30, 4th level 50, 5th level 100, 6th level 200, 7th level 400, 8th level 800.) 

First Aid Kit (Works like a regular potion of healing, costs 20 credits.) 

Heightening Chip (Increases a stat or your PB by +1, costs 20 credits.) 

Broken Robot (Stat block in stat block area, costs 10 Credits.) 

Hunting Rifle (40 credits) 

Revolver (32 credits) 

Bullets x10 (1 credit) 

Pistol, Automatic (24 credits) 

Shotgun (32 credits) 

Rifle, Automatic (32 credits) 

Knife (8 Credits) 

Random Implant (50-20 Credits) 

Teaching (50 Credits, gain proficiency with one thing or gain an occupation, takes 1 week.) 

Implant Upgrade: (as shown in implant table) 

Security Camera (10 Credits) 

1 Metal Scrap (1 Credit)

Spendchips: Basically a credit card, contains 1-50 credits 

Spellchips: Contains a spell from cantrip level to level 8, can be inserted into skin by a doctor to give that person a certain use of the spell level per day. It takes an hour for a doctor to insert a spellchip. Cantrips are infinite. 1st level is 5 uses a day. 2nd level: 4. 3rd level: 3. 4th level: 3. 5th level: 2. 6th level: 2. 7th level: 1. 8th level: 1. Spells requiring material components instead require 10x the spell level credits. Your Spell modifier is your intelligence modifier, and your DC is 8+PB+Int 

Credits: Each credit is equivalent to ten times a dollar. Most people wouldn’t take credit, but the traders do. 

Communication Chips: Communication chips can be implanted into your body and allow you to speak to people with other Communication Chips in a range of 50 miles. The Hive Claws are the only people using Communication Chips.

Skills Description: You start with 2 skills, and you gain one more every two character levels. That skill must be from one of the tiers that you have unlocked. When you reach the next skill tier, you can unlock one skill from that skill tier if you have the prerequisites to unlock that skill. Here is a chart for gaining levels:

Your PB is equal to a quarter of your Character Level rounded down. From level 1-10, it is 2

Skills:

1 (5): Bioengineering (Can use chemicals to your advantage. You can not fail a bioengineer check whilst having tools); Violent (You can choose to give yourself disadvantage on an attack roll. If it rolls and still hits, it does +5 damage, however your opponent can make an opportunity attack against you); Skittish (You have advantage on initiative rolls and cannot be surprised. In the case that something should surprise you but doesn’t, you can use your reaction to move half your movement speed, fully load a firearm you have, or, while wielding a melee weapon, impose disadvantage on your opponent’s next attack roll at a range of 15 ft); Gatherer (If you roll a 1 whilst gathering you can choose the result); Calm (You have advantage on saves against being frightened, charmed, or losing wisdom);

2 (10):  

Gatherer: Scavenger (if you roll a 100 whilst gathering, you can choose the result).

Crafty (If you take an item whilst gathering, you can apply it to another thing to make something)..

Calm: Knowledgeable (You can cast legend lore or identify as a free action up to 24 times per day); Unshakeable (You cannot be frightened by a humanoid);

Skittish: Runner (When you should be surprised, you can use a reaction to move your full movement); Stealth (You can enter spaces one size smaller than you);

Violent: Killer (Once per action when you crit, you can make another attack as an attack action); Fear (You have advantage on intimidation checks and checks made to frighten);

Bioengineering: Extracting (Whilst you have a tool, you can take the mutant gene and a gene related to the highest stat of any humanoid or beast.).

Microbot (Whilst you have a tool, you can heal someone's wounds by 1d12. It shuts the wounds and removes all the damage that you rolled on the 1d1; however, you use up to half of the damage rounded up in metal fiber, and you must roll a d10.On a day, you gain a disease. This takes 1 hour. On a disease, you take 1d4 damage per day for 5 days. 

3 (10): 

Microbot and Crafty: Fabrication (You can use materials to make armor and weapons with properties, and it costs an hour to makethemt);

Extracting and Knowledgeable: Gene Melder (You can create a vaccine to any disease once per long rest using extracted genes, or you can make a biochemical weapon (poison) that deals 3d12+2 poison, acid, or necrotic damage. If you do so, you must use five mutant genes. You must spend a long rest to do either.);

Runner and Scavenger: Survivor (You can reroll your scavenging.;

Unshakeable and Fear: Reckless (You crit on a 19 or a 20);

Killer and Stealth: Hunter (“When you attack a creature you are hidden from, you can choose to ignore the dice roll and automatically hit the creature. You do this after you see the number but before you know the result. You can use this ability twice, and regain all expended uses when you finish a long rest.”);

Extracting and Microbot: Steel Absorption (You can take a spellchip of 5th level or lower, communication chip, or spendchip from your opponent, dealing 1d6-1 damage. The opponent must succeed on a con save equal to 8+your prof bonus+your int modifier. If they fail, they lose the chip.

Fear and Killer: Murderer (Your weapon attacks deal one more dice of damage);

Unshakeable and Knowledgeable: Deadly Knowledge (You know the highest and weakest stat of all people or creatures you’ve seen, and have advantage on insight checks);

Scavenger and Crafty: Scrapper (You gain advantage on all checks made to build or fix, and you can make any basic item spending 15 credits);

Runner and Stealth: Quick (You gain +10 walking speed);

4 (15):

Fabrication and Gene Melder: Advanced Fabrication (With a tool in hand, you can create implants using materials dictated by the implants.);

Survivor and Scrapper: Scrapmade Structures (You can make a mech using 5 parts of a structure, a broken robot, 2 glass sheets, 50 scrap metal pieces, 25 metal fibers, 8 gun parts, and you can add additional materials to give it benefits) (You can also make 100 pieces of ammo for your mech using a molotov, a flare gun, and 5 sheets of rusty metal) (You can only have one mech at a time); 

Gene Melder and Survivor: Broken Geneticist (You can, once per short rest, transform. When you enter this transformation, if your strength and constitution are, then your intelligence score becomes your intelligence score, giving you +30 HP. This effect lasts for one hour. During this hour, you gain a bite attack, with a to-hit bonus of your strength that deals 1d8 damage. This bite heals you by your con modifier if you are under two-thirds of your max hp.);

Quick and Murderer: Assassin (Whilst hidden, three times per long rest, your attacks have a +10 bonus to hit and a +5 bonus to damage);

Scrapper and Quick: Digger (You get to roll two times for Gathering).

Hunter and Steel Absorption: Raider (For every two items you have stolen with Steel Absorption, you gain a +1 bonus to hit and a +1 bonus to damage. This stacks up to 1.0);

Steel Absorption and Scrapper: Advanced Molder (You can create any moderate non-implant item (A spellchip of level 3 or lower, a communication chip, any rifle, pistol, or knife, or a first aid kit, spending 30 credits);

Reckless and Survivor: Deadeye (You have proficiency in all guns, and once per long rest, you can choose to lower to one health when you should be lowered to 0);

Deadly Knowledge and Hunter: Great Hunter (While hidden, you can choose to reroll every time you miss on a ranged attack roll. You can only do this once per roll, and the second roll has a -1 modifier to it.)

Quick and Deadly Knowledge: Quick Mind (You can make any wisdom or intelligence check without spending an action or bonus action);

Hunter and Quick: Fast (+10 more speed);

Scrapper and Reckless: Good Finds (During combat, you can gather three times instead of taking your turn.).

Fabrication and Quick: Quick Fabrication (It costs an action to fabricate if you have an advanced tool in hand.).

Quick and Gene Melder: Mutagens (You can make 5 vaccines during a long rest that you can store in pills. If you have Broken Geneticist and this at the same time, you can make a pill that you can hand to someone. That pill will transform them for an hour, their con and strength equal to your int.);

Survivor and Hunter: Fisherman (You can always gather rations whenever near water, have advantage on all sleight of hand checks, and all checks made to harm you have a -1 on to hit. You also roll a 1d4 whenever you fish. On a four choose whatever result you want.);

5 (10): 

(Require Occupations)

Tech Worker and Advanced Molder: IT (Over the process of an hour, you can fix software without making any checks. You must be able to understand what the software is, and you can upgrade a spellchip by one level if you spend 50 credits.);

Student and Quick Mind: Sharp Brain (A student can apply advantage to an intelligence or wisdom check or save of their choosing 3 times per long rest.);

Food Worker and Fisherman: Master Food (For every hour you spend making food, your food heals 1d4 and adds 1 to all mental checks for the next hour. You can spend up to 6 hours.);

Military Worker and Deadeye: High Ranked (You can add one damage dice to your attacks /10 per long rest, but you must choose to use this ability before knowing if you hit. If you do not hit, that ability is wasted.); 

Salesperson and Advanced Molder: Merchant (You can make any item that the merchant can sell at a 30% (Rounded up) discount. You can also choose a non-Merchant item to make for 25 chips, unless it’s a damaging item, in which case it costs 35.):

Manual Worker and Digger: Wonderful World (You can reroll on the table once per every two rolls, and choose which result you get.);

Mechanic and Scrapmade Structures: Advancing Mech (Your mech gains +1 to every stat and +2 to one stat of your choosing. It also heals 2d4-2 per hour. You can also give it any proficiency.);

Scientist and Broken Geneticist: Test the Beast (You deal extra damage during your transformation, the extra damage being 1d10 acid, poison, necrotic, cold, or fire, depending on where you got the genes. Your blood in the beast form has stray genes. Those genes fall whenever you take 10 damage in beast form, and you can use them to gain advantage on any check related to science.)

Doctor or Nurse and Mutagens: Trained in Diseases (“During downtime or throughout a long rest, you can make disease capsules, which are throwable devices with a range of 30ft. You can make several capsules equal to your proficiency bonus throughout a long rest, and they denature after 1d6 days. You can throw a disease capsule in place of a weapon attack. Each creature within 15ft of the targeted area must make a DC8+PB+INT mod constitution saving throw or have the poisoned condition until they receive healing. While poisoned, their hit point maximum is reduced by 2d8. This reduction doesn’t stack with other reductions to maximum health and can’t reduce a creature’s hit points below 1.”)

Businessperson and Assassin: Logistics (Can tell when an enemy is about to attack you, so therefore can add a +2 to AC as a reaction, unless surprised. You can use this ability to an amount equal to your proficiency bonus per long rest.) 

6 (6): 

(Requires Occupation and costs 200 credits to get. You can only have one at a time.

Tech Worker and Advancing Mech: Perfect Machine (Your mech now uses the perfect mech statblock, and you can heal it 5d4-3 using 5 sheets of metal, or 1d6-2 (Minimum of--1) using 5 sheets of rusty metal);

Mechanic and Merchant: God of Sales (Any item that you could not make before you now can make it for 75 credits.); 

Military Worker and Test the Beast: Hellbeast (Your monster is resistant to all melee attacks, has +4 AC, and can make three attacks per turn);

Scientist and Trained in Diseases: Mutated Diseases (You can now infect other people with your disease, and your disease now does 2d10 damage. It takes a day for the disease to show itself, and during that time, anyone who touches someone infected gets infected.);

Food Worker and Logistics: Butcher (You have advantage on attacks made on animals and plants that are not humans, and instead of a +2 AC against attacks, you have a +3 AC..);

Student and Wonderful World: The Being of Scraps (You can, for an amount of time per long rest, equal to your PB, go into overdrive. Whilst in overdrive, you have +5 in all speeds and all attacks against you have disadvantage, and you attack at disadvantage. You cannot provoke opportunity attacks, and you ignore difficult terrain. When in overdrive you can search for scraps in overdrive you can do it four times the amount you normally could. After you finishOverdrivee you gain one level of exhaustion that stays in effect for 10 minutes. If you gain another level, it resets the timer. You can stay in overdrive for an amount of minutes equal to your PB.

You gain one occupation to start, but you can learn more by buying teaching from the traders or buying an implant. 

Tech Worker: 

(Fast Mind, +1 to Int and Proficiency to all tech-related items boons and bonuses. No negative effects whilst under pressure. 

Student: 

(Sharper mind, gains a +2 to Init and a +1 to Int.) 

Food Worker: 

(Knows how to prepare food, knows what plants are healthy or not.) 

Military Worker: 

(+2 dex, str, or con. Proficiency with firearms and simple weapons, and one martial weapon.) 

Businessperson: 

(Sharp mind, +2 to int.) 

Manual Worker: 

(+2 str, knows how to build shelters.) 

Salesperson: 

(+2 to cha, far spread knowledge of products.) 

Doctor or Nurse: 

(Can insert implants and chips into people, taking an hour, and heal people (can heal 1d6 hp once every day for a person of their choosing, including themself.) They cannot implant or chip themselves; another Doctor or Nurse has to do that. 

Mechanic: 

(Can reconstruct broken robots and vehicles. Can build small objects.) 

Scientist: 

(Advantage on either Animal Handling, Investigation, Nature, Survival, History, or Perception.) 

The Traders: Can trade you items for credits, or items for items, or credits for items. The trader’s costs and what they sell will be listed in Abilities and Upgrades.

The Military: Some of the US military occasionally look over the area, looking for survivors to loot and kill or bring to their camps. They are vile and bloodthirsty, and always looking for people to loot. They will raid camps. 

The Hive Claw: The Hive Claw, or the Hive for short, is the criminal gang infesting the streets, making everyone’s life miserable. They only take the best and the strongest, and raid and loot camps. Usually, they guard their territories like rabid dogs. They set up forts all over the city, and consider themselves like a hive. 

Golden Gate Forest: The ruins of Golden Gate Parkrk, now filled with plants mutated by radiation. The plants, if provoked, may explode, spray acid, or even attack you.

Downtown: Downtown is the middle of the city, a large place with many skyscrapers. It is a main headquarters for the Hive Claws, but is filled with good loot, far better than the rest of the city. It’s a risk to go to, but the risk is usually worth it. 

Golden Gate Bridge: The Golden Gate Bridge was hit by a bomb and collapsed to rubble, leaving a wrecked bridge. There are many cars in the water, which people can fish out and loot. 

The Bay Bridge and the Bay: The Bay is a brackish water place, filled with freshwater and saltwater fish. It is a good place for fishing and swimming, but the water is quite polluted. The Bay Bridge is still intact, but is swarming with Hive Claws and the US Military. They are usually fighting over territory, so people can usually get in when they’re distracted. 

The Mission: The Mission is one of the many streets in the city. It used to be filled with life and cheer, and there is still a bit of hope left in it, as it is a good place to find food. There were many restaurants in the Mission, and the food there is usually healthy and good. 

The Presidio: The Presidio is a large section of the city, near the bay. It is filled with houses and natural areas, and is one of the few safe places in the city. The Traders operate in the Presidio and guard it with their lives. Military people and Hive Claws are not allowed there. 

The Zoo: After a massive bomb hit the Zoo, the animals went loose and now roam the zoo. It is a place where you can tame animals and find good loot, but it is also a place where you can be attacked by wild animals. 

(Choose one implant to start with, and you can obtain more from the Traders or, if you have the necessary materials, from a doctor.) Each implant costs a certain amount to upgrade.) 

Herbalistic distiller: You have an implanted chemistry set, allowing you to create useful compounds from the plants of the Golden Gate Wood. You may use it to produce compounds, as detailed below, using mutant plants gathered over one day, as a result of a survival check.

Armblade: You have lost or removed one of your arms in exchange for a robot arm that has retractable blades and a gun. 

Brain and the Internet: 

Your head is connected to the internet, meaning you are extremely knowledgeable. This also means that you have a chance of your brain being attacked by malware and viruses. 

Hover Boots: 

You have two prosthetic feet, either removed at your choice or because you lost both of your legs. This is a weaker ability than most, but it allows you to fly at Level 3. 

True Eyes 

For some reason, whether by choice or not, you have lost your eyes and they have been replaced by a piece of tech called True Eyes. 

Hologram Bracelet 

You have a bracelet attached to your hand that can create illusions and holograms that all can see, using spells. 

Upgrading Armor: 

You have an attached set of armor

Death Skull:

Your face has been shifted, parts of it injected and replaced. Any part that would break from this process has become robotic, sometimes entire heads becoming screens, sometimes wearing a mechanical mask on your mouth in hopes of survival, and sometimes just a band around the head. Whatever it is, you survived this, and you are powerful.

Spellchip user

You are very familiar with spellchips, and they have bonuses with you.

Firearm: (Parts can only go with up to one degree of variation.)

Sword: 

Blade:

Hilt:

Keep things appropriate, please. No gore, and no 18+ scenes. If you want to do that… do it in PMs. 

Try to be respectful. Nobody likes a jerk. 

Do not use swear words. If you need to curse, say (GP) instead. 

Cut your quote chains! It’s a hard lesson to learn, but it must be learned. 

Speak OOC like *this* 

Listen to the rules on character creation 

Listen to the mods! 

Put the name of an American city in your first post. 

Please play as only humans. 

Mods: Scienceboy1 (Colton), Tarasque, Blackcat

All other spells from the core rules,  Xanthar's, and Tasha's are allowed

Cantrips, mold earth

1st-level: Silvery Barbs, Shield, Goodberry

2nd-level: heat metal

3rd-level Animate Dead, Counterspell, Tidal Wave, Gaseous Form 

4th-level Banishment, Polymorph 

5th level Banishing Smite, Conjure Volley, Planar Binding, Dominate Person, Raise Dead, Wall of Force, Wall of Light

6th-level Planar Ally, Chain Lightning

7th level Plane Shift, teleport

8th-level Feeblemind,