Homebrew Content - Clone Wars Saga Edition Fan Sourcebook Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide Implants can disrupt the body's ability to deal with system shocks, and a character with an Implant moves 1 additional step down the Condition Track when another effect would normally move them down the Condition Track, regardless of the source of the effect. A character with an Implant is considered to have a cybernetic part, making them vulnerable to Ion damage and imposing the same penalties on Use the Force checks as other cybernetic body parts (-1 cumulative penalty).Īdditionally, characters without the Implant Training Feat take a -2 penalty to their Will Defense due to the Implant's interference with normal brain functions. Installing or removing an Implant follows the same rules as installing a Cybernetic Prosthesis, requiring a surgeon with the Cybernetic Surgery Feat, although unlike some cybernetic parts an Implant cannot be installed by the recipient. If an Implant is removed, the character immediately loses all benefits and penalties associated with the Implant. These Implants, which are inserted directly into the brain and integrated into a character's neural pathways, alter bioelectricity and chemical impulses controlling everything from reaction times to the release of adrenaline.ĭue to the complex nature of this technology, living creatures can have only a single Implant at any given time, though they can be switched out as needed. Seeking to gain an edge against their enemies, military forces experiment with mechanical Implants designed to augment a character's efficiency.

Reference Book: Star Wars Saga Edition Knights of the Old Republic Campaign Guide You may be looking for the Legacy Era Campaign Guide Talent Tree of a similar name, the Implant Talent Tree. This article details the the Implants type of General Equipment.

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