User:Dragomagol

Languages

Curators can speak all languages by default, and pAI can download software that gives them the same.

Common Languages

The languages of the races that Nanotrasen commonly employs. Synthetic life can understand all of these by default.

Galactic Common

The common galactic tongue. Key: ,0

"Sao chua guang zhan alion pukai hong shanislun e sheng tha. Arnotpoha. Orle lao. Re shan qiang shuaithe are le es."

Galactic Uncommon

The second-most spoken human language. Key: ,!

"Fama tevorega. Kemafofe sejo jadazo ve. Ho va joma dadola. Sajo novo babebe re zaca save sa mo vene ya. Je jabo."

Nekomimitic

To the casual observer, this langauge is an incomprehensible mess of broken Japanese. To the felinids, it's somehow comprehensible. Key: ,f

"Nya hewo kyaa nyan nekochuu etto nyanmunyadesusunemunyaicha uhuhu kawaiimunyachuu kitdesu nyaboop kyaa boop sou."

Draconic

The common language of lizard-people and ashwalkers, composed of sibilant hisses and rattles. Key: ,o

"Ss rueh usuh shzuul lusr sk huro sz uk oru he elolso ar. Rsku suok sz zalo uh iksuah. Rasi si ilro sh sielo. Ek."

Moffic

The language of the mothpeople borders on complete unintelligibility. Key: ,m

"Sekygglitomånkönvii. Detdetdår møtmå. Ån. Gårköndagint. Viitehjaomköntyclaviinæbraånhönledetygglithankäytokmo sek."

Calcic

The disjointed and staccato language of plasmamen. Also understood by skeletons. Key: ,b

"Ck aaaiskraa. Iskbdspktahskbackwkiskpkraaaaalihsshskacrkmkiswswsiktakdkbkhsaktatakbkisktaktakkclla. Hsla la. Aaa."

Voltaic

Ethereals A sparky language made by manipulating electrical discharge. Key: ,v

"Zztbzztbzt vzmzzvzzzpzzzzskzzmmmdzztzzzzp hzz tk vzhzzhzztkshzdzztbzztzshzvztmmmskrrthzzthmmtzdtzdt. Tzpzztztzrrt."

Encoded Audio Language

An efficient language of encoded tones developed by synthetics and cyborgs. Key: ,6 Language of the AI and cyborgs.

"Tzzzwurrboopbeepkssshbeephissbuzz keeyhsshisshsswurrboopdoo wahh. Buzzdoohisshssbeepboopbeepkeeyhss. Tzzzdeebeep."

Uncommon Languages

Slime

A melodic and complex language spoken by slimes and slimepeople. Some of the notes are inaudible to humans. Key: ,k

"Qix quum. Qil qoovol qilzixqr quum. Zaoo qr*vol qil xrim qu-uuzix !qu-uu qil volqu-uu zix."

Monkey

Ook ook ook. Key: ,1

"Eek eek oop aak chee aak oop oop aak oop oop aak chee. Chee chee chee. Chee oop aak aak oop aak oop eek eek eek."

Buzzwords

A common language to all insects, made by the rhythmic beating of wings. Key: ,z flypeople and spiders

"Zzzzzzzzzz. Bzzzzzzzzbzzzz. Bzzzbzbbzzzzzzbzzbz. Bzzzzbzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Bzzbzbzzzzbzbzzzbzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzbzzzzzzz."

Gibbering

It is theorized that any sufficiently brain-damaged person can speak this language. Key: ,i

"Hinl. Ughaoeghum n nngho. Mra ghhis ahrinn. N mrhlus e iri nsmamasreih. Ghno r hn. Ssghms h hi. Nreghr. Eunhehro."

Offstation Languages

Drone

A heavily encoded damage control coordination stream for drones, with special flags for hats. Key: ,d

"....||.||.|.....||||.|..|..|.|..||||..|.|||.||.|.|.||.|.||....||.|..|.|||||...||...|.... |.....|||.|.|...|||||."

Sylvan

A complicated, ancient language spoken by podpeople and other sentient plants. Key: ,h podperson]]

"Nasyu qip. Maaeobwex tisyudilamel tok. Eresnas aeqedointyuala haqipbalriifalbisvilbisinthaaearasbisalaqeuis. Pii."

Terrum

The language of the golems. Sounds similar to old-earth Hebrew. Key: ,g

"Lo' yahlom nanabokshavulo. Tzalomerevni. Mol nah ' naharshyom' ' imolchahin. Shloimhishra lakal' lirlo hakkas hak."

Beachbum

An ancient language from the distant Beach Planet. People magically learn to speak it under the influence of space drugs. Key: ,u

"Four-twenty triumphant ding epic. Beach epic dah. Rad sick catch chilldah brah tail trim beach pot. Wahwah epicyes."

Mushroom

A language that consists of the sound of periodic gusts of spore-filled air being released. Key: ,y

"Puffpuffpffpooof puffpiff pff puff pfffff pFfFpuff pfffffpoofpoofpoofpfffff piffpoof puffpuff puff pffpifpafpofpuf."

Antagonist Langauges

If you hear someone speaking these, you might want to run for help.

Codespeak

Syndicate operatives can use a series of codewords to convey complex information, while sounding like random concepts and drinks to anyone listening in. Key: ,t

"Nettles, hats, vodka and tonic, airlocks, zombies, engineering, Lawyer, petes, Captain, hungry, white russians, Darell Briner, peaceful, drunken blumpkin."

Swarmer

The swarmer language, consisting only of musical notes. Key: ,s Swarmer

"D# F D# Eb E E Ab F G G# Db E B G# C F F# Gb C F C# D G Gb Eb F A C Db A Eb Ab Ab D Gb G# G# Db C# D Db E F F# D."

Xenocommon

The common tongue of the xenomorphs. Key: ,4

"SssSSS SSSsss SSSsssSSSsssSSS sSs sSs sSssssssssss sssssssSsssssSs sSssss sss SSS. SSs SSS SSSsssSSSSSSssssssSSS."

Piratespeak

The language of space pirates. Key: ,p

"Timbers grog scallywag timbers scallywag scallywag matey me matey timbers rum shiver arr bucko bucko blimey shiver."

Shadowtongue

What a grand and intoxicating innocence. Key: ,x

"Dashilus'witbal neibahrigher balmuthersudassera gherenf'lah otjibudamjulandash alnef gher. N'wahmorh wahgher. Ujil."

Nar'sian

The ancient, blood-soaked, impossibly complex language of Nar'Sian cultists. Key: ,n

"Arta'v. Lyr-sas kal'ig btohfara rethrfikk nisha o'nqaragga-qha. D'o nikt'ma kal'uloft vkal ines'btoh ath'dedo tok'nikt."

Guide to Xenobiology

Most reactions only require one unit of reagent for full effect. Dropper is your friend. There are exceptions though. Some reactions will create a liquid reagent inside the extract when injected once, and then deplete that extract. In those cases, using a higher volume syringe to inject will result in more units per extract. You must then draw from the core to get the resulting chem. Examples: The mutation toxins from green extracts.

You can also dilute your plasma by, for example, filling a beaker with 40u of water and 10u of plasma; a syringe will collect exactly one unit of plasma this way. Be mindful of reactions that can use both plasma and water though

Tier 0

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction
	Grey Slime	Creates a new grey slime.	Creates three monkey cubes. Useful if you want to do your job for more than five minutes.	Fills the extract with Epinephrine.

Tier 1

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction
	Orange Slime	Creates a small plasma fire after 5 seconds.	Fills the extract with Capsaicin Oil, 10u per 1u blood injected at once, up to 100u. Can be turned into Pepper Spray if mixed with ethanol.	Creates a cloud of smoke. More water injected at once means bigger smoke, up to max 15 water. It'll carry any other reagent already inside the slime extract.
	Purple Slime	Creates a bottle of slime steroid. Slime steroid is a potent chemical mix that will cause a slime to produce one more extract when processed, for a maximum of four extra. The steroid only works on live slimes.	Fills the extract with regenerative jelly. 5u per 1u blood injected, up to 100u. Similar to omnizine, but non toxic to jellypeople.	N/A
	Blue Slime	Fills the extract with frost oil. 10u per 1u plasma injected, up to 100u.	Creates a slime stabilizer potion. Reduces a slime's mutation chance by 15 percentage points, and carries through across generations.	Creates foam when injected with at least 5u water. It'll carry any other reagent already inside the slime extract.
	Metal Slime	Creates 5 sheets of plasteel and 15 sheets of metal. Grinding plasteel will generate plasma and iron, making it a perfect substitute to dark purple slimes.	N/A	Creates 5 sheets of reinforced glass and 15 sheets of glass.

Tier 2

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction
	Yellow Slime	Creates a 10k self-charging Powercell. Removed in Oct, 2020.	Creates an EMP. It's a quite big blast as well, useful if that AI is onto your tricks.	Causes extract to emit light. They can be squeezed to increase the light emitted.
	Dark Purple Slime	Creates 3 sheets of Solid Plasma. Yessir, NT can link anything to the production of plasma. Also useful for further experimenting.	N/A	N/A
	Dark Blue Slime	Creates supercooled N2 gas 5 seconds after injection.	N/A	Creates a three-use chill potion, which fireproofs anything it's used on. Be a firebug without looking like one! Miners can make good use of this, as it will make them storm-proof.
	Silver Slime	Creates a small amount of random food, bork bork bork. Expect anything from a roburger to death berries.	N/A	Creates a small amount of random drinks.

Tier 3

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction
	Bluespace Slime	Creates a Bluespace Crystal. They will teleport you when crushed in your hand and teleport anyone you throw it at. Used as a material in techfabs and protolathes.	Creates 25 Bluespace Floor Tiles, which speed up movement drastically.	Creates a Bluespace radio potion. Use it on a sentient animal to let them speak on the radio!
	Sepia Slime	Stops local time for 15 seconds, 5 seconds after injection. The user is not immune.	Creates 25 Sepia Floor Tiles. They slow movement speed above them.	Creates some Film and a Camera.
	Cerulean Slime	Creates a bottle of extract enhancer. When used on an extract it adds one use to it.	Creates a one-use blueprint. Renaming an area with it (to any name) will turn the floor blue and allow the Slime Console to work on that area, if it has a valid path.	N/A
	Pyrite Slime	Creates a can of paint. For the love of all that is holy, don't give it to the clown!	Creates a random crayon.	N/A

Tier 4

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction	Other Reactions
	Red Slime	Creates a bottle of slime mutation potion. Makes slimes 12 percentage points more likely to mutate, the opposite of the slime stabilizer.	Makes nearby slimes rabid. Has some fun uses. If the affected slimes were docile, it removes the docility instead of making them rabid.	Creates a bottle of speed potion. The speed potion will negate slowdown from any item of clothing or vehicle it is applied to.	N/A
	Green Slime	Fills extract with mutation toxin, 1u per 1u plasma injected. Taking at least 4u will eventually turn you into a random jellyperson. They have several pros and cons, but what is important to xenobiology is that slimes will never attack you and your blood is no longer valid for blood-based reactions, as it is replaced by slime jelly. Taking more mutation toxin when you're already a jellyperson will eventually turn you into another random subspecies.	Fills extract with human mutation toxin, which turns whoever is injected with it into a human. 1u per 1u blood injected.	N/A	Injecting the extract with radium fills it with lizard mutation toxin instead, which will turn whoever is injected with it into a lizardperson. 1u per 1u radium.
	Pink Slime	Creates a bottle of docility potion, which will nullify a slime's hunger, causing it to become docile and tame, and will let you name it. You too can have your own pet, just like the HoP! If the slime is rabid, the potion will remove its rabid rage but will not make it docile.	Extract creates a bottle of gender changing potion, which changes the gender of any living, gendered thing it is used on.	N/A	N/A
	Gold Slime	Spawns five random dangerous hostile mobs.	Spawns three random dangerous mobs. These mobs are not immediately hostile, but may be provoked by certain actions, proximity to other creatures (such as your slimes) or if they encounter a construct or mech. You can also spawn magicarps!	Spawns one random friendly critter. See here for the list of summonable mobs.	N/A

Tier 5

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Water Reaction
	Oil Slime	Creates an explosion after a moment.	Fills extract with Corn Oil, about 10u per 1u blood injected.	N/A
	Black Slime	Fills extract with advanced mutation toxin, 1u per 1u plasma injected. Turns you, or others, into a sentient grey baby slime. Beware, slimes are still not harmless. This mutation can be prevented with frost oil, if you are quick enough. Acts instantly on slimepeople.	N/A	N/A
	Light Pink Slime	Creates a bottle of sentience potion, a potent chemical mix that will bring human level intelligence to any animal, slime, monster or generally active thing you feed it to. Make Ian sentient! Create an army of gold slime minions! The possibilities are limited only by your own deviousness and the number of ghosts in the round.	N/A	Creates a renaming potion.
	Adamantine Slime	Creates an adamantine bar. It can be sold at cargo for a high amount of credits, or it can be used inhand to craft a golem shell. Golem shells can then be finished with ten sheets of any material, which will affect the golem's properties. After completion, a ghost can possess the shell to spawn as a golem. It will follow the orders of who finishes the shell above anything else, and inherit conversion antagonist status, such as cult, from their owner.	N/A	N/A

Special Slimes

To attain this rare slime you must breed a slime with a 100% mutation chance!

Slime	Type	Plasma Reaction	Blood Reaction	Other Reactions
	Rainbow Slime	Spawns a random slime when injected with less than five units of plasma. Explodes into randomly-colored slime cores when injected with at least five units of plasma.	Creates a mind transference potion. You can use it to transfer your mind into a creature. This is not reversible and will result in your old body's instant death.	Extract will explode into randomly-colored slime cores with water, plasma, and blood in them when injected with slime jelly. This will trigger their reactions unpredictably and chaotically, and almost certainly cause mayhem wherever it happens. Spawns a flight potion when injected with 5u of Holy water and 5u Uranium.

Luminescent Effects

Luminescents are one of four types of slimefolk. Lums can absorb any slime extract they're holding, and gain abilities respective to the type of absorbed extract.

(c) means the ability needs to be channeled to work (aka you need to stand still for a while).

Slime	Type	Minor Effect	Major Effect
Tier 0
	Grey Slime	Spawns a monkey cube into the user's hand.	Spawns a grey baby slime.
Tier 1
	Orange Slime	Infuses the user with capsaicin.	Spawns smoke around the user. The smoke will purge chemicals in the user's body and infuse itself with them.
	Purple Slime	Restores blood volume and nutrition.	Gives some regenerative jelly, healing the user.
	Blue Slime	Cures cellular damage, purges the dna, and reduces radiation on the user.	Creates foam from the user, infusing itself with the chemicals in the user's body.
	Metal Slime	Creates 5 sheets of glass in the user's hand.	Creates 5 sheets of metal in the user's hand.
Tier 2
	Yellow Slime	Temporarily increases the user's light range and intensity.	Emits a short-ranged EMP.
	Dark Purple Slime	Spawns a plasma bar in the user's hand.	Spawns a cloud of plasma around the user.
	Dark Blue Slime	Infuses the user with frost oil and Cryoxadone.	Spawns extremely cold air around the user.
	Silver Slime	Spawns a random food in the user's hand.	Spawns a random drink in the user's hand.
Tier 3
	Bluespace Slime	Randomly teleports the user a few tiles away.	Saves the user's position on the first use. On the second use, it will warp the user back on that position. The extract can change user in the meantime.
	Sepia Slime	Spawns a camera in the user's hand.	Stops time for a few seconds around the user. (c)
	Cerulean Slime	Infuses the user with salbutamol, making them able to survive without air for some time.	Spawns a large amount of breathable air around the user.
	Pyrite Slime	Spawns a crayon in the user's hand.	Spawns a spraycan in the user's hand.
Tier 4
	Red Slime	Infuses the user with Ephedrine, greatly increasing their speed temporarily, while causing side effects such as making you drop held items.	Enrages slimes around the user.
	Green Slime	Turns the user back into a human.	Turns the user into another slime subspecies.
	Pink Slime	Switches the user's gender.	Temporarily pacifies creatures around the user, making them nonviolent for some time.
	Gold Slime	Spawns a friendly mob. (c)	Spawns a dangerous mob. If the user is on Combat Mode Enable with 4, disable with 1 or toggle with F by default. Left-clicking people with an empty hand will Harm them if on, or Help them if off. Prevents you from switching places or being pushed when colliding with people. at the moment of use, the mob will be hostile. (c)
Tier 5
	Oil Slime	User vomits slippery oil.	User violently explodes. (c)
	Black Slime	Turns the user into a slime. (c)	Turns the user into a shadowperson. (c)
	Light Pink Slime	Spawns a renaming potion, which offers anyone it's used on the option to choose any new name.	Spawns a sentience potion.
	Adamantine Slime	Temporarily increases the user's armor, reducing overall damage taken.	Turns the user into an adamantine golem. (c)
Special
	Rainbow Slime	Changes the user's color randomly.	Spawns a random slime core.

White Ships

A collection of pilotable ships that can be found by following a GPS signal while exploring Space. Previously each ship would only spawn in the space of its associated station, but now each ship has an equal chance of appearing.

This can be used for good, such as exploration, or for bad, such as a mobile base for certain hostile forces. It can be used as an alternative evacuation point; when the Emergency Shuttle departs, the white ship will fly itself to Central Command, so ending the round in it counts as evacuation.

The ship, once found, can be moved around several fixed points:

• Deep Space
• Station Arrivals Dock
• Lavaland
• Derelict Station
• Custom Location (set with the Navigation Computer)

Hospital ShipSalvage ShipNT FrigateNT Construction VesselNT White UFONT Mining ShuttleNT Long-Distance Bluespace JumperNT Long-Distance Bluespace Freighter

Shuttle
Hospital Ship
Associated Station	BoxStation
Hostiles	4 Zombies
Noteworthy contents	A pair of medical sleepers
Dimensions
Length	27
Width	17
Locations on /tg/station

The Hospital Ship

The Hospital Ship is a mostly intact, abandoned medical frigate that can spawn randomly in deep space. For causes unknown, it stopped being fully operational, and at least some of the crew has perished. Which event lead to what is pure speculation. As it is still mostly operational, it could function as a miniature station with some elbow grease.

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a megaphone (for shouting large messages over the common channel), a telescopic baton, and a flash.

EVA

• Two EVA suits in suit storage units, one per side.
  • Northern EVA: contains a crate of donk pockets and bottled water, as well as a fridge stocked with a burrito, tofu, berry muffins, and more water.
  • Southern EVA: holds medical equipment: a NanoMed, a toxin kit, burn kit, and brute kit, as well as other medical supplies.

Sleeping Quarters

• Two beds with white bedsheets, locker with a photo album and a pair of medals.

Cryogenics

• Two cryo tubes hooked up to a freezer as well as beakers of cryoxadone. Also contains two medical sleepers.

Restroom

• Shower, toilet, mirrors, and a bar of soap.

Medical storage

• Five roller beds with respective IV drips and a freezer of blood. Also contains a locker of white clothing.

Surgery

• An operating table, operating computer, prosthetic limbs crate, and duffel bag with surgery tools.

"Tails"

• Northern Tail: An emergency closet, heater, oxygen canister, water tank, bucket, mop, and trash bag.
• Southern Tail: An emergency closet, fuel tank, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

Shuttle
Salvage Ship
Associated Station	MetaStation
Hostiles	3 Syndicate Operatives, 1 Syndicate Salvage Worker
Noteworthy contents	Retro laser gun
Dimensions
Length	26
Width	17
Locations on /tg/station

The Salvage Ship

The Salvage Ship is an old Nanotrasen vehicle overtaken by the Syndicate. In its prime, it would load wreckages into its bay, strip them for resources, and eject whatever couldn't be used back into the void. Now, however, it is used to patrol Nanotrasen space without raising suspicions.

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Sleeping Quarters

• Two bedrooms with a bed and personal locker each. In the common area, a black wardrobe closet, laundry machine, and linen bin.

Restroom

• Shower, toilet, mirrors, and a bar of soap.

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a megaphone, photo album, and camera for taking group photos with the crew.

Hydroponics

• Four hydroponics trays, a hydro vending machine, and basic hydroponics equipment. Has a storage unit on the wall that connects to the Kitchen.

Kitchen

• Fridge full of synthmeat and flour, microwave, multi-purpose grinder, kitchen knife, and basic cooking tools and ingredients.

EVA

• Two EVA suits in suit storage units and two emergency closets, one each per side.

Dining Area An open area with a long table and chairs, two vending machines for drinks and cigarettes, a litany of alcohols, a stack of plates and forks, and a microwave with donk pockets. Cargo Hold:

• Several crates with assorted supplies and materials, medical crate with medical supplies, a fire-fighting locker, and an O2 locker.

Upper Storage

• An oxygen canister, air pressure tank, fire-fighting locker, O2 locker, and heater.

Lower Storage

• A crate of mining supplies, power monitoring console, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

Back Hatch

• One exit leaving to space, an air canister, heater, and tools.

External:

• Two old mounted turrets outside the bridge windows. About the only things you are going to kill with these are space carp.

Shuttle
NT Frigate
Associated Station	DeltaStation
Hostiles	2 Scrawny Hunter Spiders, 1 Scrawny Nurse Spider, 1 Scrawny Tarantula
Noteworthy contents	Retro laser gun, medical sleeper
Dimensions
Length	30
Width	17
Locations on /tg/station

The NT Frigate

The NT Frigate is a once-proud Nanotrasen warship, now fallen into the fuzzy hands of 8 legged enemy combatants. State of the art and armed to the teeth, she was more than ready to take on enemy ships. What she wasn't prepared for was an attack from within.

Arms

• Each arm contains a pilot's seat and destroyed computer console.
  • Northern Arm, the crew area: A table and stools, Booze-O-Mat, fridge stocked with beer and food, as well as a microwave and box of donk pockets. Crates containing rations are stored up top.
  • Southern Arm, cargo hold: Several crates with assorted supplies and materials, medical crate with medical supplies, and cell charger.

EVA

• Two EVA suits in suit storage units and two emergency closets, one each per side.

Sleeping Quarters

• Two beds with CentCom bedsheets, locker with various jumpsuits and two old CentCom uniforms.

Restroom

• Shower, toilet, mirrors, and a bar of soap.

Medbay

• Sleeper, IV drip, defibrillator, operating table, a basic medical kit, a crate with blood bags, a NanoMed, and two bottles of some basic themes.

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a megaphone, retro laser, photo album, and nifty CentCom hat (once you lift it off the heap of bones it's resting on)!

Storage Compartment

• A fuel tank, water tank, mining supplies, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

External:

• Two old mounted turrets on each arm. About the only things you are going to kill with these are space carp.

Shuttle
NT Construction Vessel
Associated Station	CereStation
Hostiles	None
Noteworthy contents	25% chance of a working Ripley
Dimensions
Length	16
Width	13
Locations on /tg/station

The NT Construction Vessel

The NT Construction Vessel is a simple abandoned mining ship designed to deploy large mechs to mine and retrieve ore. Simple in concept, simple in design, nearly more dust than ship.

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Mech Bay

• A rectangular room containing the wreckage of a Ripley, two mech bay control consoles, and one mech bay power port. There is a 25% chance of a second working Ripley spawning, 75% chance of a second wreck.

Cargo Bay

• A long, open room with crates, mining gear, an ore box, and an oxygen tank dispenser. On either side of the bay is a pair of blast doors that can be opened with the nearby buttons.

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a suit storage locker, as well as an emergency closet.

Shuttle
NT White UFO
Associated Station	PubbyStation
Hostiles	None
Noteworthy contents	Medical beamgun, retro laser gun, magboots
Dimensions
Length	9
Width	9
Locations on /tg/station

The NT White UFO

The NT White UFO is a compact ship of unknown origin. Was it lifted from the hands of alien lifeforms, or is it a Nanotrasen creation to harness the power of alien minimalist architecture? One thing is for sure: it's much easier to find a parking spot for than the Frigate.

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Bridge

• 3 x 3 glass cube containing the navigation computer and white ship controls. Also contains an EVA suit with an air tank, a pair of magboots, a laser with a charger, and a medical beamgun. Who needs all those departments?

Everything else

• An empty ring around the bridge. There's a door and a pair of engines on each side.

Shuttle
NT Mining Shuttle
Associated Station	KiloStation
Hostiles	2 Blank Bodies, 2 Mi-gos, 2 Creatures
Noteworthy contents	Retro laser gun
Dimensions
Length	23
Width	19
Locations on /tg/station

The NT Mining Shuttle

The NT Mining Shuttle is an unconventional beast, shaped perfectly to deposit ore on KiloStation's now-abandoned warehouse (though other stations may have difficulty in accommodating it). Once a luxury asteroid mining ship designed for long hauls, the NT Mining Shuttle is now slathered in grime, blood, and ectoplasm. There is no sign of the crew that once occupied it; all that remains are the strange beasts that prowl its halls.

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a stack of space cash, and a recharger for your weapons.

EVA

• Two EVA suits in suit storage units, an oxygen tank dispenser, oxygen canister, tools, a high-capacity power cell, and basic materials.

Cargo Hold

• A pair of ore boxes, an internals crate, a crate with mining equipment, and a small amount of iron, glass, and plasma sheets. Here there are a pair of blast doors that can be opened to unload cargo.

Dining Area

• A small room with a worn couch (and immaculately preserved bearger). Also contains a microwave, box of donk pockets, grilled cheese sandwiches and beer in the fridge, an all-in-one grinder... and is that a human stomach?

Common Area

• A pair of personal closets and a washing machine. Here also are the crew rooms: two cramped rooms with a bed each, and a larger room with an antique laser for the captain. The wall is adorned with a golden plaque, and the bed a Nanotrasen bedsheet.

Storage Compartment

• A canister of oxygen, an air tank, welding fuel and welder, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

Exterior

• Four old mining turrets across the outside of the ship. Perfectly well suited for fending off ancient goliaths, basilisks, and other asteroid fauna.

Shuttle
NT Long-Distance Bluespace Jumper
Associated Station	DonutStation
Hostiles	None
Noteworthy contents	25% chance of a working Ripley
Dimensions
Length	18
Width	17
Locations on /tg/station

The NT Long-Distance Bluespace Jumper

The NT Long-Distance Bluespace Jumper is the wreckage of a once-great passenger vessel. On one of her long hauls, she was smashed into by a uranium meteor, which left fragments aboard the remains it left. The bridge is bolted and empty, but a printout of the ship's blackbox still rests on the navigation computer...

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also contains a mug, cell charger, folder, and blackbox printout.

EVA

• An EVA suit, oxygen tank dispenser, air canister, and emergency closet.

Mech Bay

• A rectangular room containing the wreckage of a Ripley, two mech bay control consoles, and one mech bay power port. There is a 25% chance of a second working Ripley spawning, 75% chance of a second wreck.

Passenger Bay

• A gaping hole in the ship marks the passenger bay. All that remains is a stack of uranium, medkit, and metal rods.

Storage Compartment

• An APC frame, APC electronics, a power cell, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

Restroom====

• Urinals, toilet, mirrors, and a bar of soap.

Shuttle
NT Long-Distance Bluespace Freighter
Associated Station	TramStation
Hostiles	None
Noteworthy contents	A small tram
Dimensions
Length	41
Width	13
Locations on /tg/station

The NT Long-Distance Bluespace Freighter

The NT Long-Distance Bluespace Freighter is a long-haul freighter that has fallen into ruin. All that remains of its precious cargo, aside from odds and ends, is a small, innocuous tram, surrounded by the long-dead corpses of two engineers and a doctor. The only hint of what may have caused their untimely demise is a smudged message from the doctor, which appears to read "blender."

It still contains some equipment from its operational state that could be of some use. It contains:

Northern Storage

• One exit leaving to space, a fuel tank, water tank, two EVA suits in suit storage, SMES, and a P.A.C.M.A.N generator.

Cargo Hold

• A tram (not operational), three corpses, several random crates (including a science crate stocked with machine parts) and miscellaneous items.

Restroom

• Shower, toilet, mirror, and a bar of soap.

Medbay

• Five no longer operational stasis beds, two cryogenic tubes hooked up to a freezer and oxygen, an operating table, toxin kit, burn kit, and brute kit, as well as other medical supplies.

Bridge

• Contains the computers to operate the ship. The computer in the front allows you to move the ship between fixed points and a custom set location, which can be set by the Navigation Computer also found in the bridge. Also has a megaphone, telescopic baton, and a flash.

Quickstart Silicon Guide

Cyborg

You've just been thrown into a borg factory by a malfunctioning AI, or decided to try out a new life as a positronic brain on a whim. Being a cyborg isn't for everybody, but it is vastly different from carbon gameplay.

Laws

The number one rule about interpreting laws is that it should be done in good faith. If you use any new law or lack of law as an excuse to act antagonistically, that's probably not considered good faith.

9 times out of 10 the laws you'll have to follow will be Asimov's three laws of robotics. In general, this means:

1. Don't harm humans
2. Do what humans tell you to do, except for harming humans.
3. Protect yourself as long as you're not disobeying or harming humans in the process.

For a more complete definition of these (and more) laws, see Silicon Policy.

Abilities

All borgs have the ability to control doors and machinery with pretty well limitless access. Silicons cannot purchase or recall the emergency shuttle, however.

All borg types have tools best suited to their type. For a full list of what each type has, see The Latest Models.

If you run out of a material, don't worry! Charging in a cyborg charger will gradually refill your synthesizer. This will also fix your flash if it's burned out.

Weaknesses

All borgs are extremely vulnerable to flashes. They're a hard stun, and one that you're probably not going to recover from if someone's determined to take you out.

The robotics console in the RD's office can lock you down or detonate you remotely.

Controls

On help intent, click and drag someone onto you to carry them.

On harm intent, click and drag someone onto you to open the strip menu.

Click on yourself to unbuckle someone from you.

AI

This is where things get a lot more complicated. When shit hits the fan, you're going to have a lot of things to keep an eye on. Hopefully you have some good borgs to pick up the slack!

Information Overload

The biggest learning curve to being an AI: learning to filter the barrage of information you get.

Alerts

1. Camera alarm: either something exploded or someone doesn't want you seeing what they're up to.
2. Motion alarm: someone or something is moving in a secure area (outside the armory in space, in your satellite, in your upload, in the vault, or in EVA).
3. Atmosphere alarm: the air in that area is unsafe.
4. Fire alarm: either someone's hitting the fire alarm or they station is trying to stop a fire.
5. Power alarm: that area is about to run out of power (AKA, engineering's not doing their job).
6. Burglar alarm: someone's stealing the captain's antique laser gun.

Other Notifications

You will occasionally get other notifications for things such as:

• Cyborgs changing modules
• Losing connection with cyborgs
• pAI hacking doors
• Losing connection to APCs

Abilities

You have the power to control any machine that you can see. This is anything from arcade machines to chem dispensers to security records.

Your Cyborgs

Your greatest allies and also the biggest thorn in your side.

In your status tab, there will be a list of borgs synced to you. This means that they share your laws and have to listen to what you tell them. Here you will see their modules, their locations, and their status. If one of them goes missing suddenly, this means that they've been desynced from you. This can happen from a paranoid roboticist, or an emag.

The Robotics Console

The robotics console in the RD's office can be used to lock down or detonate any borg synced to you. This means that you can't lock down a rogue borg that doesn't belong to you.

Your Bots

Medibots, cleanbots, all of them are at your beck and call!

For all simple bots, you can either access their controls (including emagging them remotely), or choosing a location to send them. Pressing "Call" and then clicking somewhere will cause the bot to attempt to find a path to the clicked location. Useful for sending medibots to an injured human.

Weaknesses

If someone can touch your core, you're basically already dead. The key to staying alive is keeping attackers as far away from you as you can.

If you're not close enough to a powered APC you will eventually run out of power and die. This also applies if you're controlling a shell, so dragging your core into an unpowered area can prove fatal.

Shared Controls

Common Hotkeys

Full guide to Silicon Hotkeys

Doors:

1. ctrl + click = toggle door bolts
2. shift + click = toggle door opening
3. ctrl + shift + click = toggle emergency access
4. alt + click = electrify door

Cyborgs:

1. 1: Select 1st module
2. 2: Select 2nd module
3. 3: Select 3rd module
4. 4: Activate harm mode

Radio Prefixes

(Either . or : can be used before the letter)

• b - Binary, used to talk with all other silicons
• c - Command
• e - Engineering
• h - Holopad (when you're using a holopad to project as AI)
• i - Intercoms nearest to you (typically Common and AI Private, useful for when comms go down)
• m - Medical
• o - AI private
• s - Security
• u - Supply
• v - Service