The cloud is currently in version 9.0, and androids have taken to building radio or network towers across the empire to make sure they have adequate afterlife coverage.Īn authors note talks about Tokyoto itself. Naturally the Tokyoto Megacorps have tried to wipe out rebellious androids, forcing many Androids to flee to the greater Empire where they will have their rights protected.įearing death, androids have built their own afterlife, called the Cloud, where their minds can be wirelessly uploaded when their body goes offline. These androids were originally built by Arcano robotics, and they were tools until one of the original designers altered their code to give them the ability to reason. While other nations and places have android like automaton (like the Dominion) only the Androids native to Tokyoto have developed sentience. They've also begun speaking with emotion, which most races don't expect (since they are expected not to have personalities as well). As they have developed self awareness they have begun wearing clothes and going by names (as opposed to using their model number or serial number). While older model androids can be clunky, most modern androids are lighter and have body types comparable to humans. They were originally mindless servants, but have developed sentience over time, and because of this they face backlash from organic beings who considered them property and would deny them their rights. So yeah, that should give you an idea of the kind of bullshit the androids gotta deal with.Īndroids are humanoid machines of advanced technology. The signs of defect it mentions? Things like laughing and hugging. In this case its an internal memo from the Tokyoto police force to be on the look out for androids with signs of "Malfunctioning." and how these "defective" robots should be immediately dismantled. Where did it come from? What's its purpose? Who made it? The other two tables provide you with options for the object's original purpose, and its current or original owner or creator! Maybe the BBEG demilich uses that portrait of a lost companion to draw power from, or that strange copper cube is actually a complicated key that opens the tomb of a long-dead legendary hero.Before we get to the entry proper, I should mention each entry starts with a little n story quote regarding the race in question. This resource provides a d100 rolling table of random mundane or magical objects that leave your players wondering.
Want to introduce a mystery, plot hook, original loot, or a clue for a puzzle? These rolling tables should help!
Have you ever wanted to give your players something weird but not powerful, just to leave them scratching their heads? Or maybe your campaign starts with a rat-infested cellar, where the players find something strange that kickstarts their adventure to become legendary heroes. Resource: 1d100 Random Mysterious Objects
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