Well, I hurt my back a week ago, and the doc had me on some awesome meds. But, they’re trying to keep me from getting addicted. Made me thing of this quality.
Strong Willed
Cost: 5 karma per level (1 to 3 levels)
Others turn to ways to easy the pain, and they get too caught in the moments. It eats them hollow. You…you shake that off like a bad meal from McHugh’s. For every level you have in this quality, gain an extra die on any addition tests you have to make.
Thoughts?
Let’s post one more adept power for Shadowrun 5e.
Magic to Muscle
Cost: 0.75 per level (max 1/2 ranks in skill rounded down)
Some times it’s training, some times its luck, and some times…. it’s a bit more. You may buy as many levels of this power are you want. However, you may only apply as many levels as equal to half your ranks in a skill to that skill (rounded down). For every level you have applied to a skill, you gain an extra die to skill rolls with that skill.
Thoughts?
Been reading some Shadowrun. How about some love for the adepts?
General Expertise
Cost: 0.5 PP
You’re magic give you power. It might not be focused, but you get enough power to get by in just about any situation. When you roll your default dice for a roll you are not trained in, you do not take the -1 die penalty to the roll.
Thoughts?
One more for Shadowrun, I promise
Master of the Elemental Fist
Cost: 1 PP
Prerequisite: Minimum Two Different Elemental Strikes
You are a master of martial arts and magic all rolled into one. When you use the Elemental Strike, you may manifest two different types of elemental effects in one attack. It takes two separate simple actions to activate both of these elemental effects.
Thoughts?
More Shadowrun 5e fun for today, this on for my mages out there-
Focus
Cost: 10 karma
You can split you concentration easily to the point you can keep two conversations running simultaneously in different languages at the same time. That’s child’s play compared to what you do with magic. When maintaining a spell, the dice pool penalty drops to a -2 instead of a -3 when you cast another spell.
Thoughts?
Lot’s of Shadowrun over the weekend. Let’s put a few ideas out there.
Better Aim
Cost: 5 karma
You spend time at the range, and you hit your mark because of it. If you take an aim action, you now get either +2 accuracy to the weapon or +2 dice to the attack.
Thoughts?
If my mages have too much money, my deckers have too much karma in Shadowrun Missions. Let’s fix that.
Soulless Shill
Cost: 1 Karma
You’re in it for the cash, and you don’t care how you get it. In addition to the normal 1 karma for 2,000Y exchange at the end of a mission, you may exchange one additional karma for extra 2,000Y.
Thoughts?
Most of my mages have cash to burn in Shadowrun Missions. Let’s see if we can help with that….
Dedicated Philanthropist
Cost: 1 Karma
You work for the people, and you pay for the people too. In addition to the normal, once per mission exchange of 2,000Y for one karma, you may make an additional 2,000Y for one extra karma per missions exchange.
Thoughts?
I like that Pathfinder has some Pathfinder Society Specific feats and abilities. I’d like to see a few of those in Shadowrun. Let’s make the first one.
Trust Fund
Cost: 2-6 Karma
You’re pretty smart, and you learned to read the megacorps from a young age. Also, you figured out how to invest in the stock market before you were out of diapers and set up a trust fund to help yourself out no matter what trouble you get yourself into. Now, you can get a bit of extra scratch each month from those investments. It’s not going to break the bank, but it get you better than McHue’s for lunch. You can spend 2, 4, or 6 karma, and at the end of every month of time in Shadowrun Missions gain 500Y, 1000Y, 1500Y from your current stock portfolio. You may not withdraw the rest of your stocks and only gain this bonus at the end of the month.
Thoughts?
Tired of always having to pay Horizon’s exorbitant fees when your buying back you own cells for your BioGel? Well here is a way to get around that!
BioReactor
| Cost | Rating | Quantity Produce |
| 10,000Y x BioReactor rating | BioGel rating x 2 | BioReactor Rating x 10 units |
Make your own BioGel! Using this BioReactor, you produce the indicated quantity of BioGel in one day spending 1/5 of the cost of the BioGel you would normally spend. To use the BioReactor, you must make a Biotech+Logic check with the DC equal to the rating of the BioGel being produced. If you fail, the reagents used to make this batch of BioGel are lost. This check is made at the end of a day producing BioGel. The BioReactor produces the BioGel unassisted, so you you may do other things during a day when you produce BioGel.
Thoughts?
Throat Punch Games 