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You are a natural inventor. You can modify existing equipment and – given sufficient time and money – invent entirely new gadgets as described under [[Gadgeteering]]. This lets you design gadgets quickly, and makes it easy to realize higher-TL innovations. This advantage comes in two levels: | You are a natural inventor. You can modify existing equipment and – given sufficient time and money – invent entirely new gadgets as described under [[Gadgeteering]]. This lets you design gadgets quickly, and makes it easy to realize higher-TL innovations. This advantage comes in two levels: | ||
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25 points or 50 points
You are a natural inventor. You can modify existing equipment and – given sufficient time and money – invent entirely new gadgets as described under Gadgeteering. This lets you design gadgets quickly, and makes it easy to realize higher-TL innovations. This advantage comes in two levels:
Gadgeteer: You are a "cinematic" gadgeteer, but your work still takes days or months, and requires a good deal of money and expensive equipment. 25 points.
Quick Gadgeteer: You can throw together wondrous gadgets in minutes or hours, and can get by with scrounged-together spare parts that cost a few percent of what a "realistic" inventor would have to spend. This level is definitely unsuitable for realistic campaigns! 50 points.