SR5:Vehicle Modifications - Revision history

Welling: /* Luxury */

2018-02-08T07:01:49Z

‎Luxury

Welling: /* Body Modifications */

2018-02-08T06:49:46Z

‎Body Modifications

Show changes

Welling: /* Weapon Modifications */

2018-02-08T05:54:33Z

‎Weapon Modifications

Show changes

Welling: /* Protection Modifications */

2018-02-08T05:18:19Z

‎Protection Modifications

Welling: /* Power Train Modifications */

2018-02-08T04:54:27Z

‎Power Train Modifications

Show changes

Welling: /* Handling Enhancement */

2018-02-08T03:26:57Z

‎Handling Enhancement

Welling: /* Gliding System */

2018-02-08T03:25:25Z

‎Gliding System

Welling: /* Gecko Tips */

2018-02-08T03:16:42Z

‎Gecko Tips

Welling: /* Acceleration Enhancement */

2018-02-08T03:05:26Z

‎Acceleration Enhancement

Welling at 02:12, 8 February 2018

2018-02-08T02:12:41Z

@@ Line 1,062: / Line 1,062: @@
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Luxury==
+===Luxury===
 {{SR5:Vehicle:Cosmetic Mod Template|Name=Luxury
 |Threshold=20|Tools=Shop|Availability=16|Cost=10,000

@@ Line 385: / Line 385: @@
 =Protection Modifications=
 ==Anti-Theft System==
 ===Anti-Theft System (R1)===
 {{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=Anti-Theft System (R1)
@@ Line 391: / Line 395: @@
 |Threshold=4|Tools=Kit|Availability=4|Cost=500
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=Rating 1 simply installs sensors that detect an unauthorized intrusion and alerts the owner with physical lights and sounds, or sends an electronic message, or both.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 400: / Line 404: @@
 |Threshold=8|Tools=Kit|Availability=6|Cost=1,000
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=Rating 2 includes the sensors from the previous level and adds the ability for the owner to remotely lockdown the vehicle, making it physically impossible to drive until the release code is sent by the owner. This system can be circumvented by decking the vehicle, or mechanically disabling the fail safe with a Hardware+Logic [Logic] (4) Test.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 409: / Line 413: @@
 |Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Availability=8R|Cost=2,500
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=If all of that is just for soft-ass corporate drones, then Rating 3 may be for you. This level includes all of the previous features, with the addition of an electro-shock system inflicting 9S(e), or a gas release system equipped with the [[SR5:Toxins|toxin]] of your choice.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 418: / Line 422: @@
 |Threshold=16|Tools=Shop|Skill=Demolitions|Availability=12F|Cost=5,000
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=Rating 4 is the final word in vehicle protection; it includes all of the previous level’s features and adds a remote triggered self-destruct option. The modified vehicle is reduced to medium-to-small component parts. The explosion has a base damage of 12P and –2 AP, with damage from the blast –2/m.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 441: / Line 445: @@
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==PPS (Rating 1-6)==
+Need to protect your vehicle? Then give it some armor! Vehicle armor comes in two varieties: standard and concealed. '''Standard''' vehicle armor is additional plating bolted or welded to the exterior—crude but incredibly effective. However, it is immediately obvious to any observer that the vehicle has a bunch of extra plating slapped on to it. While that will win a runner some points in the barrens, it may not sit too well with security forces in downtown. '''Concealed''' armor is installed in such a way as to be noticeable only to a trained observer (Perception (4) Test), but does not allow nearly as much protection to be installed. A vehicle must choose the standard or concealed option for all additional armor taken—there cannot be some armor of one time along with some of the other. Regardless of type, each point taken for this modification adds a point to the vehicle’s Armor value for Damage Resistance Tests. The most armor any vehicle can add is equal to vehicle Body (meaning maximum armor=Body + existing armor Rating). This is true even if there are remaining modification slots on the vehicle.
 {{SR5:Vehicle:Protection Mods Template|Name=PPS (Rating 1-6)
 |Slots=2
 |Threshold=Rating x 4|Tools=Shop|Availability=6|Cost=Rating x 2,000
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=The passenger protection system (PPS) is a well known and trusted series of systems and modifications made to a vehicle to keep its passengers safe in the case of a collision or other “adverse vehicular situations.” PPS components include four-point harnesses, padded surfaces, quick-deploying air bags, and in some cases fast-drying foam. A PPS has a Rating of 1 to 6, with the Rating added as dice pool bonus to any Damage Resistance Tests by passengers from damage due to crashes or any other vehicular activity (including ramming) that is not an attack by a weapon.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 455: / Line 461: @@
 |Threshold=Rating x 2|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=(Rating)R|Cost=Rating x 500
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=Shadowrunning in a vehicle can be dangerous for the occupants. Besides just faithful (or mercenary) teammates, there may be precious cargo or passengers that need protecting. Personal armor is a modification that adds additional ballistic protection to the occupants of a vehicle in the form of protective lining, ballistic cloth, and ricochet-reducing materials. The modification has a Rating of 1 to 10, with each Rating point adding to the armor used in Damage Resistance Tests for damage to passengers from attacks originating outside the vehicle.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
@@ Line 464: / Line 470: @@
 |Threshold=12|Tools=Shop|Skill=Armorer|Availability=(As Mod)|Cost=(As Mod) x 2
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=With this modification a vehicle’s armor can be made more resistant to a specific type of damage. Special armor modification works in the same was as modifications for personal armor (p. 437-438, SR5), with vehicles able to take only Chemical Protection, Fire Resistance, Insulation, Nonconductivity, Radiation Shielding, and Universal Mirror Material. Each modification can be taken with a maximum Rating of the armor value of the vehicle. Special armor modification may be taken multiple times, each time with a different armor modification.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 =Weapon Modifications=

@@ Line 194: / Line 194: @@
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 ==Improved Economy==

@@ Line 164: / Line 164: @@
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 ==Handling Enhancement==

@@ Line 142: / Line 142: @@
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 ==Gliding System==

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{SR5:List Navigation}}
 {{SR5:Gear Navigation}}
 ==Rigger interface==
@@ Line 42: / Line 45: @@
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Spike Strip==
+==Road Strips==
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Spike Strip
 |Availability=8R|Cost=200
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=This strip consists of sharp, penetrating spikes that damage the tires of any vehicle that drives over it. The vehicle’s tires immediately blow out unless they are run flat tires (see below), forcing the driver to make an immediate Vehicle Test to avoid crashing. Even if the crash is avoided, flat tires give a –2 dice pool penalty on Vehicle Tests.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Zapper Strip==
+===Zapper Strip===
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Zapper Strip
 |Availability=12R|Cost=2,500
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=The zapper strip is equipped with hundreds of tiny “feelers” that extend upward to brush against the chassis of a vehicle that passes over. When a vehicle drives over it, the strip sounds a powerful electromagnetic pulse into the chassis of the vehicle, attempting to damage its electronics. A vehicle that drives over a zapper strip suffers 10 DV(e) damage. A zapper strip has enough power for 10 discharges before needing to be recharged.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Tracking Strip==
+===Tracking Strip===
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Tracking Strip
 |Availability=8R|Cost=600
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=The tracking strip is a subtle way to gather information about vehicles that pass by. Once deployed, whenever a vehicle passes over a tracking strip, it “fires” a [[SR5:Electronics:RFID_Tags#Stealth Tags|stealth tag]] that attaches itself to the vehicle. A tracking strip contains fifty stealth tags.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Off-road Tires==
+==Special Tires==
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Off-road Tires
 |Availability=6|Cost=400|CostNote=/tire
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=Designed specifically for rough terrain, these tires are not as effective as standard tires on standard roads. When equipped, the vehicle’s off-road Handling is increased by +1, and on-road Handling is reduce by –1. Off-road tires are also considered Run Flat Tires.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Racing Tires==
+===Racing Tires===
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Racing Tires
 |Availability=6|Cost=250|CostNote=/tire
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=The flip-side of off-road tires, racing tires are designed to maximize vehicle performance in urban conditions. When equipped, the vehicle’s on-road Handling is increased by +1 and off-road Handling is reduced by –1.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
-==Run Flat Tires==
+===Run Flat Tires===
 {{SR5:Special Item Template|Name=Run Flat Tires
 |Availability=4|Cost=250|CostNote=/tire
 |Special=
-|Description=
+|Description=A common upgrade for shadowrunners, run flat tires are filled with a dense but flexible foam instead of air. They continue to operate even when the tire has been punctured but will quickly deteriorate if the tire suffers significant structure damage.
 |Jackpoint=
 |Source=SR5:R5.0}}
 =Power Train Modifications=