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No cyberware at all, actually. This is under registration, which is at page 64 of the core rules. They don't confiscate your cyberware, but they do put a transmitter on you - which they only activate if they suspect you of going cyberpsycho. They are actually pretty hands off about it. I'm...

You know, a lot of people overlook the fact that therapy for cybernetics is actually available. You can see it in the section on Registered Cybers (don't have a page ref on me) - it restores 2 HC per week of therapy. Hypothetically, you could actually pay to get that kind of treatment without...

Using the rules from Grimm's Cybertales and Dark Metropolis, we actually came up with an alternate variation on the above. They had four "flavors" of humanity loss. In our games, which "flavor" you got depended, in part, on the circumstances of how/why you got it. For instance, a solo who got...

Thank you. I knew it was Grimm's Cybertales or Dark Metropolis. One of the things I loved about Ianus' rules for drugs is that they were "slow poison." They wouldn't screw you to the wall right off. They did a "remake" of black lace that you can look at and honestly think, "Oh, I can take...

Even Joe Blow solo needs to look right for the job. When he meets a potential employer, he has to wear the "uniform" of the "industry." A field geologist doesn't wear Armani, and a solo doesn't wear Gap. The style bonuses can help a great deal, as well. If you look the part, people will...

Night City, the Chromebooks, et. al., are available in PDF from DriveThruRPG, as is the 2020 rules. 2013, sadly, is not. This is an official PDF storefront by RTal, not a warez site. Most people prefer print, and I encourage you, but for many of the supplements that might not be in print and...

I haven't read every page of this topic, but in case it wasn't mentioned Ianus Games had supplements for CP2020 that went pretty heavily into drugs, making a very grim "slow poison" form of Black Lace, among other things. The designer drugs system they had was pretty good, and made drug abuse a...