Matrix

Developed by the UCAS military, the DXL-171 was supposed to be the worlds first living computer. Scientists figured that the best computer in the world was the brain. So why not grow a brain that cold be hooked up to the Matrix? This is exactly what the UCAS has been researching for the past 10 years. On July 16, 2056, the UCAS tested the new living Supercomputer on a small island in the Pacific Ocean. Everything was going exactly as planned. Then a UCAS general ordered a test launch of their ballistic missiles. They ran it through the DXL and it took the orders personal. It broke out of its holding tank and proceeded to interface with the scientists in the room. It scanned their memories and left them unconscious, but did no other physical or mental damage. With the information it gathered from the scientists, it began looking for the general who ordered the test. The DXL did not realize it was a test and thought it was a real launch. The general was the only person on the island with the access codes to the launch room. It made its way to the building that the launch room was in. It then reconstructed its cells to for the necessary instruments for speech. The DXL called the general to the room and took the code from his brain. It then made its way to the launch room. It was about to send the missiles up when a team of military deckers finally decked into its memory and overrode the order. After the incident, the UCAS has spent 2 years reprogramming the DXL and has sold a prototype to each of the AAA megacorps.



		Matrix

	DXL-171 Supercomputer Developed by the UCAS military, the DXL-171 was supposed to be the worlds first living computer. Scientists figured that the best computer in the world was the brain. So why not grow a brain that cold be hooked up to the Matrix? This is exactly what the UCAS has been researching for the past 10 years. On July 16, 2056, the UCAS tested the new living Supercomputer on a small island in the Pacific Ocean. Everything was going exactly as planned. Then a UCAS general ordered a test launch of their ballistic missiles. They ran it through the DXL and it took the orders personal. It broke out of its holding tank and proceeded to interface with the scientists in the room. It scanned their memories and left them unconscious, but did no other physical or mental damage. With the information it gathered from the scientists, it began looking for the general who ordered the test. The DXL did not realize it was a test and thought it was a real launch. The general was the only person on the island with the access codes to the launch room. It made its way to the building that the launch room was in. It then reconstructed its cells to for the necessary instruments for speech. The DXL called the general to the room and took the code from his brain. It then made its way to the launch room. It was about to send the missiles up when a team of military deckers finally decked into its memory and overrode the order. After the incident, the UCAS has spent 2 years reprogramming the DXL and has sold a prototype to each of the AAA megacorps. The DXL is 3ft high and 3ft long. The military made it highly resistant to magical and physical attacks, allowing it to regenerate bullet wounds. Body: 6 Quickness: 3x3 Strength: 9 Charisma: 1 Intelligence: 7 Willpower: 10 Essence: 7 Reaction: 5 Initiative: 5+2D6 +1 reach Skills Biotech (self): 5 Unarmed combat: 7 Computer: 9 Skills and attributes on the Matrix are at GM discretion Powers Regeneration Neural interface (If the DXL wins in unarmed combat, it may make a special attack. The damage is 10D Stun. The DXL may also interface with the persons brain through the back of the spine and thus take any information it wants by basically copying it. No harm is done to the person or their memories.) Weaknesses Electric shock (severe) By: KillJoy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------