Choose between a great axe, chainmail and 100gp of Augments for the augment table or a Chain shirt and 300gp from the augment table.

Augment Information

There are seven locations that augmetics can be placed at your body: Head, Brain, Body, Internal, Legs, Right Arm and Left Arm.

There are three major types of augmetics: Minor, Major, and Radical.
A maximum number of 6 Minor augmetics can be placed at a single location.
A maximum number of 2 Major augmetics can be placed at a single location.

Only 1 singular Radical augmetic can be placed at a site, and it prevents any other augmetics of any type being placed there.

You cannot have more than one of the same augmetic at a site, with the exception of mechadendrites. (E.g, no stacking Calculus Logi Upgrades for a ridiculous gain to Intelligence.) If an augmetic is damaged, the positive effects are nonexistent, leaving you only with the negative effects.

Augmetic Damage
When you are incapacitated by lethal damage, roll a d8 and refer to the Damage Site table below. If a site receives the lethal blow, roll another dice to determine what augmetic has been damaged and requires repair. To determine the dice, count the number of augmetics installed at the site and use the most viable dice.

Repairing Damaged Augmetics

Differing from the repairs required for the critical damage caused by the event that brought you here, you have the ability to repair the damage caused by your more recent adventures. By spending enough time and tech-points, you can use your knowledge from when you originally repaired the installation using material from this new world.

• Repairing a Minor augmetic requires 5 tech-points, 1 hour of labor and 50 gp in materials to repair.
  
• Repairing a Major augmetic requires 10 tech-points, 3 hours of labor and 100 gp in materials to repair.
  
• Repairing a Radical augmetic requires 15 tech-points, 5 hours of labor and 150 gp in materials to repair.
  

Table: Augmetics

The Arcane only is understandable while connected to technology.

Lvl 1 - Tech Points

At 1st level, you gain Tech-Points that can be spent through your Priest’s abilities. Your pool of Tech-Points is 5 + twice your Techno arcana-Priest level. You regain 1d6 + Int modifier Tech-Points per Short Rest. You regain all Tech-Points following a Long Rest

Lvl 1 - Augment Body

The maximum number of augments one may have is 2500gp worth of augments unless otherwise stated.

Health potions must be administered by you. If administered by someone else, they must succeed on a DC 22 Medicine check. If the check is failed, you instead take damage equal to the amount of healing you would have received.

Lvl 1 - Maintenance Ritual

The cost of 1 Tech-Point takes 10 minutes to use unless otherwise stated. Tech-Points can be used to repair and maintain your equipment. You can also create ammo for your weapons as long as you have the gp worth of materials required.
For equipment that is not your own that you are wanting to repair, roll a d10 and refer to the table below.

Lvl 2 - Refraction Ward

When you reach 2nd level you gain the ability to temporarily enhance the defenses of yourself or an ally. By spending 1 tech-point per target you bless the flesh of the target adding 1d10 + your intelligence modifier temporary hp. This increases by an extra d10 at 7th, 11th, 15th and 20th.

Lvl 3 - Techno Priest Archetype

Lvl 4 - Ability Score Increase

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Lvl 5 - Machine God’s Blessing

At 5th level, you gain the ability to temporarily upgrade the damage of a weapon. By spending 1 tech-point you can bless you or one of your allies’ weapons, adding your Intelligence modifier to its damage for a period of one hour. The amount of times you can perform this is 1 + your Intelligence modifier, regained at the end of every Long Rest.

You can also use a bonus action to heal yourself or an ally machine a number of d4+1 equal to the number of tech-points used.

Lvl 9 - Servo-skull Fabrication Ritual

At 9th level, you know the ritual to make Servo-Skulls. It requires the skull from a recently killed creature with an Intelligence of 10 or above. The Servo-Skull acts as a homunculus, and shares the same stat block with it. The skull’s data stores can also store information that you see or hear. You can store the information inside the servo skull during a short or long rest. As an action you can display that information in the form of a projected hologram or audio recording.

Tiny skull- It cannot interact with objects and has a 60 foot flying speed. The ritual takes 10 tech points, 350 gp of materials and 5 hours to complete. This skull gets a plus 10 on stealth checks.

Small skull- It can interact with interfaces and has a 50 foot flying speed. The ritual takes 10 tech points, 400 gp of materials and 5 hours to complete. This skull gets a plus 5 on stealth checks.

Medium skull- It can interact with interfaces and has a 40 foot flying speed. The ritual takes 10 tech points, 500 gp of materials and 5 hours to complete. This skull can have 1 minor skull or brain augmentation

Large Skull-It can interact with interfaces and has a 30 foot flying speed. The ritual takes 10 tech points, 600 gp of materials and 5 hours to complete. This skull can have 2 minor skull or brain augmentations.

Huge skull- It can interact with interfaces and has a 25 foot flying speed. The ritual takes 10 tech points, 750 gp of materials and 5 hours to complete. This skull can have 1 major and 2 minor or 4 minor skull or brain augmentations.

Lvl 13 - Technological Override

At 13th level your connection to technology has grown far surpassing even professional engineers. Costing 5 tech points and passing a dc 15 intelligence check you can override any tech you are in contact with if this technology is a living being they must pass a dc (8+proficiancy+ intelligence) intelligence check. Once you gain control you can effect it in 3 ways.

1. Comply-You gain control and gain all information that technology knows. You can give basic tasks while not being discovered that you control it. Or more complicated task making a Stealth (intelligence) check to remain undetected. living targets can retry this check at the end of their turn and control breaks if told to injure themself or allys.
2. Submit- You gain control and gain all information that technology knows. Non-living targets can be reprogrammed to change one of this technology's programs making a Stealth (intelligence) check to remain undetected. Living targets obey all but self-harm commands and can retry this check at the end of its turn adding 2 to it for every fail.
3. Burn- You gain control, Non-living targets can be reprogrammed to change any of this technology's programs making a Stealth (intelligence) check to remain undetected. You can set this technology to self-destruct at will or on a timer dealing fire damage based on the item. Living targets take 1d10+ int per turn and obey all but self-harm commands dying while controlled this way causes a 10ft radius explosion dealing 3d10 fire damage. They can retry this check adding 3 to this check per fail.

Lvl 17 - Superior Machine God’s Blessing

At 17th level, by expending 10 Tech Points and 1 hour, you can permanently upgrade a weapon’s hit and damage, giving it a bonus equal to your current proficiency bonus.
However, on a crit fail with this weapon, it loses its upgraded properties. Increases healing to 1d8+4 per tech point used.

Lvl 20 - Mastercraft Ritual

At level 20, you can mastercraft a weapon. This gives it the Machine God’s Blessing as well as the Superior Machine God’s Blessing trait permanently. This takes a week of labor, 5,000 gp worth of materials and 20 tech-points.

War Priest

In your spare time as a Techno Arcana-Priest you have studied the art of war, both within your Realm and this one that you have been brought to. You are able to wield the warrior within your Machine Spirit and fight alongside your newfound companions.

Fighting Style

At 3nd level, pick a fighting style.

Gunnery

You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with ranged weapons.

Defense

While you are wearing armor, you gain a +1 bonus to AC.

Dueling

When you are wielding a melee weapon in one hand and no other weapons, you gain a +2 bonus to damage rolls with that weapon.

Great Weapon Fighting

When you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with a melee weapon that you are wielding with two hands, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2. The weapon must have the two-handed or versatile property for you to gain this benefit.

Multi-Weapon Fighting

When you engage in multi-weapon melee fighting, you can add your ability modifier to the damage of any attacks made after the first.

Protection

When a creature you can see attacks a target other than you that is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to impose disadvantage on the attack roll. You must be wielding a shield.

Voidsman

As long as you are not wearing heavy armor, medium armor or using a shield, you have a climbing speed equal to your normal speed, you suffer no penalties to your movement in difficult terrain and you gain a +1 bonus to AC while climbing as you move erratically.

Close Quarters Shooter

You are trained in making ranged attacks at close quarters. Making a ranged attack while within 5 feet of a hostile creature does not impose disadvantage on the attack roll. Your ranged attacks ignore half cover against targets within 10 feet of you. Finally, you have a +1 bonus to attack rolls on ranged attacks.

Corridor Fighter

You excel at defending narrow passages, doorways and other tight spaces. As a bonus action you can enter a defensive stance that lasts until the start of your next turn. While in your defensive stance, you can make opportunity attacks without using your reaction and you can use your reaction to make a melee attack against a creature that moves more than 5 feet while within your reach. While you are in your stance, you cannot move, else the effect ends.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 6th level, you can attack twice whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

Overdrive

At level 10, once per Long Rest, you can go into a powered-up state adding 1d8 to all damage you do. Additionally, you can add Tech-Points directly to your attack and damage rolls. For every tech-point you spend, you take and deal an extra 1d4 damage. This overdrive state ends after 5 turns or 30 seconds. You can extend your Overdrive for one more turn by spending 5 tech points. For every turn you extend your Overdrive by, you take that many d8 damage when it ends.

Intelligent Defense

At level 14, you can add half of your Intelligence modifier to your AC, rounded down.

Bionic Commando

At level 18, when you go to take an attack action, as a bonus action you can perform an attack with a mechadendrtie capable of doing so.

Magitek

You have become interested in the unknown phenomena of this world, known to the locals as Magic. Through this curiosity, you have decided to delve into the studies of the arcane, both for the sake of your studies and your survival.

Arcane Scanning

At level 3, you gain proficiency in the Arcana skill, and the ability to see if a creature is capable of spellcasting or if they know any spells.

Spellcasting

At level 6 you gain the ability of spellcasting. You are classed as a half-caster, and you are able to use spells from the wizard list. Intelligence is your spellcasting modifier.

Magitek Artillery

At level 10, mechadendrites can cast spells using tech points instead of spell slots. The number of points used is 2 x the spell’s level.

Null-Magic Field

At level 14, you are able to project a 10-foot cone of antimagic from a modified mechadendrite. If you are activating the antimagic cone, it requires concentration. If you are knocked out of the concentration state, you need to spend 10 minutes preparing the mechadentrite until you can activate it again. The mechadendrite does not count in modifications.

Runetouched Construct

At level 18, you can carve runes into servitors and servo-skulls to enhance their ability and allow them to become spellcasting conduits. As long as the servitor or skull is within 100 feet of you, you are able to control their body to cast spells from them. You can also carve a first-level spell into their hulls. This carving takes 10 minutes and consumes a spell slot. Activating the spell does not take a spell slot. The carvings stay until they are used, fading after they have been activated.

Thrall Commander

The technology of this realm does not match that of your own you have decided to shoe in a few "upgrades."

Loyal Thralls

Level 3 - Half of your pool of tech points is converted to Thrall control reserves these points can be spent to create constructs of varying ability and complexity. These thralls can only last 48 hours and you may only control 3 at a time. During combat you can spend your action to issue commands following the orders originally dictated upon creation.

Tiny- Cost 1 Thrall point and 20gp of materials tiny thralls can only have 1 simple command (attack, spot, interact etc.) This thrall can be an attached or mobile machine if mobile choose between 25ft walking, 25ft swim or 25ft fly speed.

Small- Cost 3 thrall points and 50gp of materials small thralls can have 1 moderate command (grapple, shoot, hide etc.) or 2 simple commands. This thrall can be an attached or mobile machine if mobile choose between 30ft walking, 30ft swim or 30ft fly speed.

Medium- Cost 5 thrall points and 80gp of materials medium thralls can have 1 complex command (hide and attack, guard this area, do this with this etc.) and 1 simple or 2 medium and 2 simple commands. This thrall can be mobile choose 2 between 30ft walking, 20ft climb, 30ft swim or 30ft fly speed.

Large- Cost 7 thrall points and 150gp of materials medium thralls can have 2 complex command (hide and attack, guard this area, do this with this etc.)1 medium and 1 simple or 4 medium and 4 simple commands. This thrall can be mobile choose 2 between 30ft walking 20ft climb or 30ft swim speed.

New Orders

Level 6 - Thralls are good at many things breaking order not to well so you have to tell them how for 1 thrall point you gain the ability to issue new commands that they don't have directives for or use other items they have equipped as a bonus action. Thrall points spent this way are recovered on a short rest.

Mortal Thralls

Level 10 - A body isn't usually seen as a resource, but you can change that for 7 thrall points you can reanimate a freshly dead body using technology these animated body can be augmented with half the augments you are able to every 2 augments cost 1 extra thrall point. These thralls can handle 1 complex 1 medium and 2 simple commands.

Swarm Beings

Level 14 - Sometimes numbers are more useful you can now group together thralls of the same make allowing them to only take up one thrall slot.

Thrall Master

Level 18 - Thralls are easier to control costing 1 less thrall point for all thralls minus the simplest of thralls and they all gain 1 extra command slot of all available types. New orders also last 6 turns or 30 seconds.