SR5:Positive Qualities - Revision history

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‎Quick Config

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‎Witness My Hate

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 {{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Uncanny Healer
 |Cost=12|Source=SR5:CF}}
-The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5)
+The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5).
 ==Barrens Rat==

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	The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5)		The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5)
		+
		+
		+	==Barrens Rat==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Template\|Name=Barrens Rat
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:HT}}
		+	Growing up on the streets, you learned quickly that to keep what little you had, you better get good at concealing the things you are carrying and that one of those things better be a weapon. Any objects you attempt to hide on yourself receive –1 to their Concealability modifer. A number of items up to half your Agility (rounded up) can gain this bonus.
		+
		+	==Elemental Focus==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Template\|Name=Elemental Focus
		+	\|Cost=10\|Source=SR5:HT}}
		+	Your magic manifests more easily with one element than the rest. Choose an elemental type when taking this quality. When casting spells of that type, you get a +2 dice pool modifer. Drain you may take from casting spells of that type is of the same type. You also suffer the secondary effects of that type.
		+
		+	==Poisoner==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Template\|Name=Poisoner
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:HT}}
		+	Your experience with using poison has taught you a few tricks to make it more effective. Increase the Power of any Toxins you use by 1.
		+
		+	==Practice, Practice, Practice==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Template\|Name=Practice, Practice, Practice
		+	\|Cost=2\|Source=SR5:HT}}
		+	Constantly striving to perfect a certain ability has paid off. Increase your limit by 1 in a single non-combat skill.

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 ;Example:Trix has the Quick Config quality and is currently running a Novatech Navigator with Attack 6, Sleaze 5, Data Processing 4, and Firewall 3 (6/5/4/3). She could use a Free Action to reconfigure her deck and swap Attack and Sleaze and then Data Processing and Firewall to end up with 5/6/3/4). What she could not do is swap Attack and Sleaze and then Sleaze with Firewall (5/3/4/6).
 ==Chaser==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Chaser
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Chaser
 |Cost=4|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 Something about reeling in a car, boat, or plane that is trying to get away from you gives you a sense of urgency and intensity that makes you perform at your peak. The same thing happens when someone is after you. Any time you perform any Chase Action (p. 204, SR5), you receive a +2 dice pool bonus.
 ==Dealer Connection==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Dealer Connection
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Dealer Connection
 |Cost=3|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 At some point in your wide travels and extra-legal activities, you met someone who has access to retail vehicles, and your connection means that you get vehicles at a discount. When selecting this quality, pick a class of vehicle (ground craft, watercraft, aircraft, or drones). Each time you purchase a vehicle of that class, you receive ten percent off the price. The discount is taken after the gamemaster makes adjustment to the price based on Availability. This quality may be taken up to four times, once for each class of vehicle.
 ==Grease Monkey==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Grease Monkey
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Grease Monkey
 |Cost=8|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 When you were young, you would much rather make a trip to the junkyard than the toy store (possibly because kids in the barrens never have enough money to buy anything at the toy store). As you got older, the allure or discarded vehicle and machine parts on the heaps in junkyards was far stronger than the promise of some new toy. You not only loved monkeying around with these items, but you could often get the devices to work. Gain +1 dice on any skill test using skills from the Engineering skill group.
 ==Speed Demon==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Speed Demon
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Speed Demon
 |Cost=3|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 Pushing your vehicle to its limits makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up, but in a good way. You feel alive, alert, and ready to do anything. This increased intensity gives you a +1 dice pool bonus to Pilot tests for a vehicle that is moving at a speed attribute of 3 or higher (4 for aircraft). Note that your character must either be directly in the vehicle he is piloting or jacked in; the bonus does not apply to vehicles that are simply being piloted remotely.
 ==Stunt Driver==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Stunt Driver
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Stunt Driver
 |Cost=4|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 Whether it’s because you spent some time working for a trip studio in LA or because you taught yourself some fancy moves while passing time in the barrens driving some junker car, you developed particular skill behind the wheel/helm/control stick of a vehicle and can pull off stunts with a grace and ease that others envy. When making any vehicle Stunt test (see p. 204, SR5), you receive a +2 dice pool bonus.
 ==Subtle (Vehicle) Pilot==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Subtle (Vehicle) Pilot
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Subtle (Vehicle) Pilot
 |Cost=4|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 Other riggers can be flashy or showy, but you know the value of getting your work done while appearing like part of the normal traffic—or like part of the background you’re passing. When you are piloting a craft on the ground, in the water, or in the air, anyone trying to spot you gets a –2 dice pool penalty to their Perception Test to find you. This includes drones, as long as you are directly controlling them instead of letting your software for the work. This quality can be selected once for each particular Pilot skill, including the various Pilot Exotic Craft skills. The type of craft it applies to must be selected when it is purchased.
 ==Better To Be Feared Than Loved==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Better To Be Feared Than Loved
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Better To Be Feared Than Loved
 |Cost=5|Source=SR5:CF}}
 You’re not running the shadows to make friends. It’s a dog-eat-dog world, and you intend to eat all the other dogs. Along the way, you’re going to meet people who have things you need, and you intend to take those things, because you can.
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 ==Biocompatibility==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Biocompatibility
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Biocompatibility
 |Cost=5|Source=SR5:CF}}
 Something about the character’s body is exceptionally accepting of either bioware or cyberware implants (choose one). Not only are the implants not rejected, but they seamlessly fit within the body, having less impact on its holistic integrity. In game terms, the Essence cost of implants of the particular chosen type are reduced by ten percent, rounded down to the tenth. This rebate is cumulative with the reduction offered by the chosen ’ware’s grade, if any (e.g., the reduction for alphaware of 0.8 is reduced by ten percent, or 0.08, to become 0.72, and is rounded down to 0.7). This quality can only be chosen for bioware or cyberware. This quality may only be taken once.
 ==Cyber Singularity Seeker==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Cyber Singularity Seeker
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Cyber Singularity Seeker
 |Cost=12|Source=SR5:CF}}
 In the Sixth World, many accept cyberware as a means to an end, as a way to augment their capacity. For most it is a trade-off between their sense of self and being more capable. For you, though, cyberware is the end. You believe that the more chrome you get, the closer you get to some sort of point of nirvana, of hitting a singularity where you blend man and machine to perfection. The character gains +1 Willpower for every two full cyberlimb replacements they get (partial limb replacements don’t count), up to a maximum of +2 Willpower.
 ==Drug Tolerant==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Drug Tolerant
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Drug Tolerant
 |Cost=6|Source=SR5:CF}}
 The character has a higher-than-average tolerance for drugs (sometimes called Ozzy Osborne Syndrome). This could be due to a hardy constitution, or a natural genetic mutation that allows for better absorption and filtering of foreign chemicals from their system. The character in question receives +2 dice to all Addiction Tests (p. 414, SR5) to resist addiction. They gain no bonus, however, for attempting to dry out after being addicted.
 ==Prototype Transhuman==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Prototype Transhuman
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Prototype Transhuman
 |Cost=10|Source=SR5:CF}}
 There are always rumors in the shadows of this or that megacorp or organization working to build an army of super soldiers. Those rumors always seem to persist, always seem to be around. Some choose to believe, others don’t, but for them, it’s a matter of opinion. For you, it’s a matter of fact. You are an extremely rare, genetically crafted, experimental post-human prototype.
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 ==Redliner==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Redliner
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Redliner
 |Cost=10|Source=SR5:CF}}
 Any cyberlimbs you have installed are jacked-to-themax, with safety limits disabled and performance overclocked beyond what the warranty normally covers, and that’s the way you like it. You receive +1 Strength and +1 Agility for every two full cyberarms or cyberlegs installed, up to a maximum of +2 for both attributes (sorry, no super centipede-man builds). The downside to pushing your ’ware that hard, however, is that the strain is quite damaging. You lose three Physical Condition Monitor boxes per two full cyberarms and legs installed. Normally, every cyberlimb gives you one additional box, but with this quality, after two full limbs you end up with net one less box (i.e., –1 instead of +2).
 ==Revels In Murder==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Revels In Murder
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Revels In Murder
 |Cost=8|Source=SR5:CF}}
 Calling you psychotic might be going too far, but in any case it’s doubtful anyone is going to debate the point to your face. Killing brings you joy. Maybe it’s the thrill of the ultimate test of your skills, the ultimate redline, kill or be killed, and the triumph of victory that keep you going. Maybe you just like gore. The Sixth World is a cold place, chummer, and you get your kicks where you can.
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 ==Uncanny Healer==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Uncanny Healer
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Uncanny Healer
 |Cost=12|Source=SR5:CF}}
 The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5)

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	;Example:Trix has the Quick Config quality and is currently running a Novatech Navigator with Attack 6, Sleaze 5, Data Processing 4, and Firewall 3 (6/5/4/3). She could use a Free Action to reconfigure her deck and swap Attack and Sleaze and then Data Processing and Firewall to end up with 5/6/3/4). What she could not do is swap Attack and Sleaze and then Sleaze with Firewall (5/3/4/6).		;Example:Trix has the Quick Config quality and is currently running a Novatech Navigator with Attack 6, Sleaze 5, Data Processing 4, and Firewall 3 (6/5/4/3). She could use a Free Action to reconfigure her deck and swap Attack and Sleaze and then Data Processing and Firewall to end up with 5/6/3/4). What she could not do is swap Attack and Sleaze and then Sleaze with Firewall (5/3/4/6).
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		+
		+	==Chaser==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Chaser
		+	\|Cost=4\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	Something about reeling in a car, boat, or plane that is trying to get away from you gives you a sense of urgency and intensity that makes you perform at your peak. The same thing happens when someone is after you. Any time you perform any Chase Action (p. 204, SR5), you receive a +2 dice pool bonus.
		+
		+	==Dealer Connection==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Dealer Connection
		+	\|Cost=3\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	At some point in your wide travels and extra-legal activities, you met someone who has access to retail vehicles, and your connection means that you get vehicles at a discount. When selecting this quality, pick a class of vehicle (ground craft, watercraft, aircraft, or drones). Each time you purchase a vehicle of that class, you receive ten percent off the price. The discount is taken after the gamemaster makes adjustment to the price based on Availability. This quality may be taken up to four times, once for each class of vehicle.
		+
		+	==Grease Monkey==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Grease Monkey
		+	\|Cost=8\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	When you were young, you would much rather make a trip to the junkyard than the toy store (possibly because kids in the barrens never have enough money to buy anything at the toy store). As you got older, the allure or discarded vehicle and machine parts on the heaps in junkyards was far stronger than the promise of some new toy. You not only loved monkeying around with these items, but you could often get the devices to work. Gain +1 dice on any skill test using skills from the Engineering skill group.
		+
		+	==Speed Demon==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Speed Demon
		+	\|Cost=3\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	Pushing your vehicle to its limits makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up, but in a good way. You feel alive, alert, and ready to do anything. This increased intensity gives you a +1 dice pool bonus to Pilot tests for a vehicle that is moving at a speed attribute of 3 or higher (4 for aircraft). Note that your character must either be directly in the vehicle he is piloting or jacked in; the bonus does not apply to vehicles that are simply being piloted remotely.
		+
		+	==Stunt Driver==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Stunt Driver
		+	\|Cost=4\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	Whether it’s because you spent some time working for a trip studio in LA or because you taught yourself some fancy moves while passing time in the barrens driving some junker car, you developed particular skill behind the wheel/helm/control stick of a vehicle and can pull off stunts with a grace and ease that others envy. When making any vehicle Stunt test (see p. 204, SR5), you receive a +2 dice pool bonus.
		+
		+	==Subtle (Vehicle) Pilot==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Subtle (Vehicle) Pilot
		+	\|Cost=4\|Source=SR5:R5.0}}
		+	Other riggers can be flashy or showy, but you know the value of getting your work done while appearing like part of the normal traffic—or like part of the background you’re passing. When you are piloting a craft on the ground, in the water, or in the air, anyone trying to spot you gets a –2 dice pool penalty to their Perception Test to find you. This includes drones, as long as you are directly controlling them instead of letting your software for the work. This quality can be selected once for each particular Pilot skill, including the various Pilot Exotic Craft skills. The type of craft it applies to must be selected when it is purchased.
		+
		+	==Better To Be Feared Than Loved==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Better To Be Feared Than Loved
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	You’re not running the shadows to make friends. It’s a dog-eat-dog world, and you intend to eat all the other dogs. Along the way, you’re going to meet people who have things you need, and you intend to take those things, because you can.
		+
		+	The character has such a fearsome reputation that all Contacts chosen as Blackmailed contacts (p. 178, Run Faster) are terrified of the character, having heard what he does to people who cause him displeasure. The character does not need anything additional to blackmail contacts—the sheer threat of the horrors he can inflict upon them is enough. Further, the character may add their Street Cred rating as a bonus to the Loyalty (Leverage) attribute of those contacts.
		+
		+	The downside, however, is that should a blackmailed contact gather enough nerve to turn on you, they aren’t going to do so lightly. Add the character’s Street Cred to the blackmailed Contact’s Connection Rating to determine the Professional Rating of the people who are going to come after the character.
		+
		+	==Biocompatibility==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Biocompatibility
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	Something about the character’s body is exceptionally accepting of either bioware or cyberware implants (choose one). Not only are the implants not rejected, but they seamlessly fit within the body, having less impact on its holistic integrity. In game terms, the Essence cost of implants of the particular chosen type are reduced by ten percent, rounded down to the tenth. This rebate is cumulative with the reduction offered by the chosen ’ware’s grade, if any (e.g., the reduction for alphaware of 0.8 is reduced by ten percent, or 0.08, to become 0.72, and is rounded down to 0.7). This quality can only be chosen for bioware or cyberware. This quality may only be taken once.
		+
		+	==Cyber Singularity Seeker==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Cyber Singularity Seeker
		+	\|Cost=12\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	In the Sixth World, many accept cyberware as a means to an end, as a way to augment their capacity. For most it is a trade-off between their sense of self and being more capable. For you, though, cyberware is the end. You believe that the more chrome you get, the closer you get to some sort of point of nirvana, of hitting a singularity where you blend man and machine to perfection. The character gains +1 Willpower for every two full cyberlimb replacements they get (partial limb replacements don’t count), up to a maximum of +2 Willpower.
		+
		+	==Drug Tolerant==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Drug Tolerant
		+	\|Cost=6\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	The character has a higher-than-average tolerance for drugs (sometimes called Ozzy Osborne Syndrome). This could be due to a hardy constitution, or a natural genetic mutation that allows for better absorption and filtering of foreign chemicals from their system. The character in question receives +2 dice to all Addiction Tests (p. 414, SR5) to resist addiction. They gain no bonus, however, for attempting to dry out after being addicted.
		+
		+	==Prototype Transhuman==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Prototype Transhuman
		+	\|Cost=10\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	There are always rumors in the shadows of this or that megacorp or organization working to build an army of super soldiers. Those rumors always seem to persist, always seem to be around. Some choose to believe, others don’t, but for them, it’s a matter of opinion. For you, it’s a matter of fact. You are an extremely rare, genetically crafted, experimental post-human prototype.
		+
		+	Unfortunately, this has its ups and downs. You were built better than a normal human, so you may pick up to 1 point of Essence of bioware (not cyberware). While you must pay the normal cost in nuyen of the bioware and otherwise follow all character creation rules, you do not incur any essence cost. So, essentially, you gain up to 1 point of free Essence to be used exclusively on bioware. These special organs were genetically grown into you from your inception—they are as much a natural part of you as your liver or heart.
		+
		+	However, the downside of being a rare, one-of-akind transhuman prototype is that, well, something is wrong with you. As part of this Quality, you must also pick one of the following negative qualities: Wanted, Allergy (Common, Mild), Astral Beacon, or Insomnia (10). You do not get the Karma bonus for this Negative Quality. This additional Negative Quality represents that you are either wanted back by your manufacturer, or that there is something wrong with you (them’s the breaks for being a prototype).
		+
		+	This quality can only be taken during character creation.
		+
		+	==Redliner==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Redliner
		+	\|Cost=10\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	Any cyberlimbs you have installed are jacked-to-themax, with safety limits disabled and performance overclocked beyond what the warranty normally covers, and that’s the way you like it. You receive +1 Strength and +1 Agility for every two full cyberarms or cyberlegs installed, up to a maximum of +2 for both attributes (sorry, no super centipede-man builds). The downside to pushing your ’ware that hard, however, is that the strain is quite damaging. You lose three Physical Condition Monitor boxes per two full cyberarms and legs installed. Normally, every cyberlimb gives you one additional box, but with this quality, after two full limbs you end up with net one less box (i.e., –1 instead of +2).
		+
		+	==Revels In Murder==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Revels In Murder
		+	\|Cost=8\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	Calling you psychotic might be going too far, but in any case it’s doubtful anyone is going to debate the point to your face. Killing brings you joy. Maybe it’s the thrill of the ultimate test of your skills, the ultimate redline, kill or be killed, and the triumph of victory that keep you going. Maybe you just like gore. The Sixth World is a cold place, chummer, and you get your kicks where you can.
		+
		+	When a character with this quality uses a point of Edge as part of an offensive combat action against a target and causes enough damage to send that target into physical overflow, the character immediately regains the spent point of Edge.
		+
		+	To qualify, the target must be aware of the possibility of damage and not willing to receive it, and they must be a metahuman (human, ork, troll, elf, dwarf, or any associated metavariant). Critters, spirits, and the like do not count. In case of doubt as to whether a target counts or not, the gamemaster has final say.
		+
		+	==Uncanny Healer==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Uncanny Healer
		+	\|Cost=12\|Source=SR5:CF}}
		+	The character has always been a fast healer, recovering from injuries with almost supernatural speed. Characters who embrace augmentation soon discover that it interferes with their unnatural healing ability, however. The character adds their current Essence attribute as a dice pool modifier to all Natural Recovery Healing Tests for both Stun and Physical damage (p. 207, SR5). This does not affect magical healing or First Aid tests performed by others. This quality cannot be combined with Quick Healer (p. 77, SR5)

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 ==Witness My Hate==
 {{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Witness My Hate
 |Cost=7|Source=SR5:RF}}
 All of a spellcasting character’s single-target Direct Damage spells are resolved at +2 DV. However, such reckless channeling of destructive forces wreaks havoc on the character’s system. The Drain code for any affected Direct Damage spells is increased by +2.

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 '''(MAGICIANS ONLY)'''
 All of a spellcasting character’s single-target Direct Damage spells are resolved at +2 DV. However, such reckless channeling of destructive forces wreaks havoc on the character’s system. The Drain code for any affected Direct Damage spells is increased by +2.
 ==Data Anomaly==

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 ==Fade To Black==
 {{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Fade To Black
-|Cost=7|Source=SR5:DT}}
+|Cost=7
 When the opposition starts getting marks on you, you know the hurt isn’t far behind. That feeling of the noose tightening around your neck, the race to get them before they get you … well, you hate that drek. So much so that you have developed your vanishing act technique. When making a Complex Action to perform the Erase Mark action, if you succeed in erasing all marks on you, you may then immediately perform a Hide action as part of the same Complex Action you just took.

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 All of a spellcasting character’s single-target Direct Damage spells are resolved at +2 DV. However, such reckless channeling of destructive forces wreaks havoc on the character’s system. The Drain code for any affected Direct Damage spells is increased by +2.
 ==Data Anomaly==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Data Anomaly
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Data Anomaly
 |Cost=3|Source=SR5:DT}}
 An incessant code tinkerer, you know very effective ways to hide your icon, making it look like nothing more than a piece of errant code. You gain +2 dice when resisting a Matrix Perception test while running silent. Unfortunately, whatever it is you’re doing to hide yourself has one little flaw—sprites, those mysterious creatures of the Matrix, can spot you instantly, exactly as if you weren’t running silent at all.
 ==Fade To Black==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Fade To Black
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Fade To Black
 |Cost=7|Source=SR5:DT}}
 When the opposition starts getting marks on you, you know the hurt isn’t far behind. That feeling of the noose tightening around your neck, the race to get them before they get you … well, you hate that drek. So much so that you have developed your vanishing act technique. When making a Complex Action to perform the Erase Mark action, if you succeed in erasing all marks on you, you may then immediately perform a Hide action as part of the same Complex Action you just took.
 ==Go Big Or Go Home==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Go Big Or Go Home
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Go Big Or Go Home
 |Cost=6|Source=SR5:DT}}
 You don’t have time to mess around. When you strike, you strike to kill. Whenever you attempt to place three marks on a target using a single Brute Force or Hack on the Fly action, you suffer a penalty of –6 instead of the usual –10. Now, go get ’em, Tiger.
 ==Golden Screwdriver==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Golden Screwdriver
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Golden Screwdriver
 |Cost=8|Source=SR5:DT}}
 It happens to everyone: You meet more hacking opposition that you expected, and your shit gets bricked. Maybe it’s your deck. Maybe it’s your cybereyes. They just love to brick cybereyes, don’t they? Well, null persp, chummer, ’cause been there, done that. You are so used to fixing Matrix damage that you hardly think about it anymore. Every hit you get on your Hardware + Logic test reduces 1 box of Matrix Damage and reduces the time to do so by half—you do not have to allocate your hits to one or the other.
 ==I C U==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=I C U
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=I C U
 |Cost=6|Source=SR5:DT}}
 In the shadows, everyone always runs silent, right? To you, what gives them away is the obviousness of the lack of activity. You’re so used to this, you know exactly what to look for. So long as you have visual sight on a target that is running silent, or carrying silent-running devices, you get +2 to your Matrix Perception to spot their hidden icon(s).
 ==Ninja Vanish==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Ninja Vanish
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Ninja Vanish
 |Cost=5|Source=SR5:DT}}
 Even the best sometimes get clipped. Maybe you’re in a host, holding off some IC, but there are just too damn many of them. Maybe you’re in the middle of a firefight and the enemy hacker is getting the best of you, and you’re moments away from having your deck reformatted, when suddenly, the Matrix glitches. A little localized reset saves your bacon. Just like that. What are the odds, neh? Maybe GOD is on your side? That can’t be you must just be that good. As a Free Action, the character can spend 1 point of Edge to remove all marks a single opponent has on him. Note that in cases where other targets were sharing marks with your target, such as IC in a host, the others also lose their marks.
 ==Online Fame==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Online Fame
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Online Fame
 |Cost=4|Source=SR5:DT}}
 Congratulations, you’re famous! Well, sort of. You are only famous as a Matrix persona. Maybe you’re a famous blogger, an online gaming hero, or a cyberpunk roleplaying-game freelance author (be still your beating heart). People know your icon and your signature, but even your most ardent fan wouldn’t recognize you if they passed you in the street on a brightly lit day. Further, none would actually believe you if you tried to tell them (quite the opposite, in fact). You gain +2 dice to your Social tests and +2 dice to your Social Limit when interacting with someone who knows you, but only when you interact with them via the Matrix. Characters who see your icon are able to identify you with a successful Intuition + Logic (2) Test.
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 ==Otaku To Techomancer==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Otaku To Techomancer
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Otaku To Techomancer
 |Cost=10|Source=SR5:DT}}
 You were an otaku, a child of the Matrix, bending the Matrix to the will of your mind alone, before it was cool to do so. Most of your kind, assuming they even survived this long, did not emerge as technomancers. But for you, lightning struck twice—you went from otaku to technomancer. Having known your abilities for longer than just about anyone else alive, dealing with these strange powers is second nature to you. You gain +2 dice when resisting Fading from any source.
 ==Pain Is Gain==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Pain Is Gain
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Pain Is Gain
 |Cost=5|Source=SR5:DT}}
 Virtual reality—especially hot sim—can be addictive. But what people don’t understand is how exhilarating slicing through the Matrix really is. Not just the simsense feedback. No. To you, it’s the thrill of the fight. You never feel more alive than that moment when searing white-hot pain hits you between the eyes as the IC tries to fry you. It’s the knowledge that your life is on the line as you redline it, all at the speed of thought, that gets you juiced up.
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 ==Prime Datahaven Membership==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Prime Datahaven Membership
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Prime Datahaven Membership
 |Cost=7|Source=SR5:DT}}
 JackPoint, the Nexus, the Helix—legendary sites of information sharing among the shadowrunner elite. Access to these sites is invitation-only, and guess what you’ve been invited! You’ll be a probationary member for a while, but that’s still not bad. You pretty much gain access to most of the information you might ever want, you’re just not necessarily privy to the administrative secrets of the haven and some of the more sensitive posts. These sites all operate on a give-to-be-given, information-should-be-free mentality. You will be expected to feed the dataHaven with regular posts sharing your expertise and detailing some of the things you encounter, though it is accepted as a mark of professionalism to censor your information so as to not include names or details that might lead to identification of the specific players involved.
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 ==Profiler==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Profiler
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Profiler
 |Cost=3|Source=SR5:DT}}
 If you know someone well, you can often guess their actions. Simple enough in theory, and something that you have mastered. Given enough information about someone, you are able to get into their head and know what buttons to push and how to manipulate them. With an appropriate dossier on a person and one hour to study it, you gain a modifier to your dice pool and your Social Limit on all Social Tests involving that person, equal to the net hits on a Matrix Search test (maximum +3).
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 ==Quick Config==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Quick Config
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Quick Config
 |Cost=5|Source=SR5:DT}}
 Maybe you’re just nova-hot at moving your fingers around, or maybe your mind is highly organized. Whatever the case, reconfiguring your deck is something you do with freakish rapidity. Whenever you reconfigure your deck (p. 228, SR5), you can make two changes with a single Free Action. So, you may switch two programs for two others, or you can swap two pairs of cyberdeck attributes. You can also swap one program and one attribute pair. Note that a single attribute can only be swapped once, so there is still a limit to how much the new config can achieve.
 ;Example:Trix has the Quick Config quality and is currently running a Novatech Navigator with Attack 6, Sleaze 5, Data Processing 4, and Firewall 3 (6/5/4/3). She could use a Free Action to reconfigure her deck and swap Attack and Sleaze and then Data Processing and Firewall to end up with 5/6/3/4). What she could not do is swap Attack and Sleaze and then Sleaze with Firewall (5/3/4/6).

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	'''(MAGICIANS ONLY)'''		'''(MAGICIANS ONLY)'''
	All of a spellcasting character’s single-target Direct Damage spells are resolved at +2 DV. However, such reckless channeling of destructive forces wreaks havoc on the character’s system. The Drain code for any affected Direct Damage spells is increased by +2.		All of a spellcasting character’s single-target Direct Damage spells are resolved at +2 DV. However, such reckless channeling of destructive forces wreaks havoc on the character’s system. The Drain code for any affected Direct Damage spells is increased by +2.
		+
		+	POSITIVE QUALITIES
		+
		+	==Data Anomaly==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Data Anomaly
		+	\|Cost=3\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	An incessant code tinkerer, you know very effective ways to hide your icon, making it look like nothing more than a piece of errant code. You gain +2 dice when resisting a Matrix Perception test while running silent. Unfortunately, whatever it is you’re doing to hide yourself has one little flaw—sprites, those mysterious creatures of the Matrix, can spot you instantly, exactly as if you weren’t running silent at all.
		+
		+	==Fade To Black==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Fade To Black
		+	\|Cost=7\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	When the opposition starts getting marks on you, you know the hurt isn’t far behind. That feeling of the noose tightening around your neck, the race to get them before they get you … well, you hate that drek. So much so that you have developed your vanishing act technique. When making a Complex Action to perform the Erase Mark action, if you succeed in erasing all marks on you, you may then immediately perform a Hide action as part of the same Complex Action you just took.
		+
		+	==Go Big Or Go Home==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Go Big Or Go Home
		+	\|Cost=6\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	You don’t have time to mess around. When you strike, you strike to kill. Whenever you attempt to place three marks on a target using a single Brute Force or Hack on the Fly action, you suffer a penalty of –6 instead of the usual –10. Now, go get ’em, Tiger.
		+
		+	==Golden Screwdriver==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Golden Screwdriver
		+	\|Cost=8\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	It happens to everyone: You meet more hacking opposition that you expected, and your shit gets bricked. Maybe it’s your deck. Maybe it’s your cybereyes. They just love to brick cybereyes, don’t they? Well, null persp, chummer, ’cause been there, done that. You are so used to fixing Matrix damage that you hardly think about it anymore. Every hit you get on your Hardware + Logic test reduces 1 box of Matrix Damage and reduces the time to do so by half—you do not have to allocate your hits to one or the other.
		+
		+	==I C U==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=I C U
		+	\|Cost=6\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	In the shadows, everyone always runs silent, right? To you, what gives them away is the obviousness of the lack of activity. You’re so used to this, you know exactly what to look for. So long as you have visual sight on a target that is running silent, or carrying silent-running devices, you get +2 to your Matrix Perception to spot their hidden icon(s).
		+
		+	==Ninja Vanish==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Ninja Vanish
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	Even the best sometimes get clipped. Maybe you’re in a host, holding off some IC, but there are just too damn many of them. Maybe you’re in the middle of a firefight and the enemy hacker is getting the best of you, and you’re moments away from having your deck reformatted, when suddenly, the Matrix glitches. A little localized reset saves your bacon. Just like that. What are the odds, neh? Maybe GOD is on your side? That can’t be you must just be that good. As a Free Action, the character can spend 1 point of Edge to remove all marks a single opponent has on him. Note that in cases where other targets were sharing marks with your target, such as IC in a host, the others also lose their marks.
		+
		+	==Online Fame==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Online Fame
		+	\|Cost=4\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	Congratulations, you’re famous! Well, sort of. You are only famous as a Matrix persona. Maybe you’re a famous blogger, an online gaming hero, or a cyberpunk roleplaying-game freelance author (be still your beating heart). People know your icon and your signature, but even your most ardent fan wouldn’t recognize you if they passed you in the street on a brightly lit day. Further, none would actually believe you if you tried to tell them (quite the opposite, in fact). You gain +2 dice to your Social tests and +2 dice to your Social Limit when interacting with someone who knows you, but only when you interact with them via the Matrix. Characters who see your icon are able to identify you with a successful Intuition + Logic (2) Test.
		+
		+	Any character who is able to see both your icon and your physical self is thrown into a conflict. Either they will believe you are truly him, or they will refuse to believe and think you are trying to impersonate, erm, yourself. If they believe you, your bonus becomes +3 on Social Tests and Social Limit toward your ecstatic fan, which now applies to all interactions, not just Matrix ones. However, if they do not believe you, you suffer –4 to all Social interactions. In addition, the character may outright attack you or call the police to report you. To determine a character’s reaction, the gamemaster may roll a single D6. On a roll of 5 or 6, the character believes you. On any other roll, the character does not.
		+
		+	==Otaku To Techomancer==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Otaku To Techomancer
		+	\|Cost=10\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	You were an otaku, a child of the Matrix, bending the Matrix to the will of your mind alone, before it was cool to do so. Most of your kind, assuming they even survived this long, did not emerge as technomancers. But for you, lightning struck twice—you went from otaku to technomancer. Having known your abilities for longer than just about anyone else alive, dealing with these strange powers is second nature to you. You gain +2 dice when resisting Fading from any source.
		+
		+	==Pain Is Gain==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Pain Is Gain
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	Virtual reality—especially hot sim—can be addictive. But what people don’t understand is how exhilarating slicing through the Matrix really is. Not just the simsense feedback. No. To you, it’s the thrill of the fight. You never feel more alive than that moment when searing white-hot pain hits you between the eyes as the IC tries to fry you. It’s the knowledge that your life is on the line as you redline it, all at the speed of thought, that gets you juiced up.
		+
		+	The character gains +2 to their current Initiative Score on any turn she suffers Biofeedback damage (Stun or Physical). This extra score comes into effect at the same time damage is incurred and lasts only for the current Combat Turn. The character may only gain 2 points of Initiative per Combat Turn in this way, no matter how many times they get slapped around.
		+
		+	==Prime Datahaven Membership==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Prime Datahaven Membership
		+	\|Cost=7\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	JackPoint, the Nexus, the Helix—legendary sites of information sharing among the shadowrunner elite. Access to these sites is invitation-only, and guess what you’ve been invited! You’ll be a probationary member for a while, but that’s still not bad. You pretty much gain access to most of the information you might ever want, you’re just not necessarily privy to the administrative secrets of the haven and some of the more sensitive posts. These sites all operate on a give-to-be-given, information-should-be-free mentality. You will be expected to feed the dataHaven with regular posts sharing your expertise and detailing some of the things you encounter, though it is accepted as a mark of professionalism to censor your information so as to not include names or details that might lead to identification of the specific players involved.
		+
		+	When choosing this quality, pick one of these famous datahavens. It will act as a Group Contact (p. 176, Run Faster). The Group Contact is considered to have a Loyalty of 3 and Connection of 5.
		+
		+	==Profiler==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Profiler
		+	\|Cost=3\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	If you know someone well, you can often guess their actions. Simple enough in theory, and something that you have mastered. Given enough information about someone, you are able to get into their head and know what buttons to push and how to manipulate them. With an appropriate dossier on a person and one hour to study it, you gain a modifier to your dice pool and your Social Limit on all Social Tests involving that person, equal to the net hits on a Matrix Search test (maximum +3).
		+
		+	An appropriate dossier can be gathered via a Matrix Search test. The threshold is always at least 3, but depending on the individual may be as high as 6 (gamemaster’s discretion). The information required is always Obscure (–2 modifier) and may be On Another Grid (further –2 modifier, gamemaster’s discretion).
		+
		+	The downside to the character’s ability to profile others so well is an inability to react smoothly when unprepared. The character suffers –1 to their Social Limit in any and all situations where they could not prepare.
		+
		+	==Quick Config==
		+	{{SR5:Positive Quality Row\|Name=Quick Config
		+	\|Cost=5\|Source=SR5:DT}}
		+	Maybe you’re just nova-hot at moving your fingers around, or maybe your mind is highly organized. Whatever the case, reconfiguring your deck is something you do with freakish rapidity. Whenever you reconfigure your deck (p. 228, SR5), you can make two changes with a single Free Action. So, you may switch two programs for two others, or you can swap two pairs of cyberdeck attributes. You can also swap one program and one attribute pair. Note that a single attribute can only be swapped once, so there is still a limit to how much the new config can achieve.
		+
		+	;Example:Trix has the Quick Config quality and is currently running a Novatech Navigator with Attack 6, Sleaze 5, Data Processing 4, and Firewall 3 (6/5/4/3). She could use a Free Action to reconfigure her deck and swap Attack and Sleaze and then Data Processing and Firewall to end up with 5/6/3/4). What she could not do is swap Attack and Sleaze and then Sleaze with Firewall (5/3/4/6).

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 ==Spacer==
-{{SR5:Positive Quality Row|Name=Spacer
+{{SR5:Positive Quality Template|Name=Spacer
 |Description=Some people are just naturally comfortable in alternative-gravity environments. They perform every action with a certain additional grace and style. These characters gain a +1 dice pool bonus to all Physical actions taken in a gravity other than Earth norm.
 |Cost=3