└The field of augmentation has boundless possibilities. We can replace limbs, enhance muscle strength, and integrate weapons. During the early days, we had hundreds of concepts on the board, and it was an incredibly difficult process to narrow down our selection. In the end, we focused more on enhancement, replacement, and reinforcement. With the introduction of nanites, we were able to create better, more complex machinery by using the tiny robots to perform the more delicate, and microscopic work. The draw back is that we did not have time to implement a renewable power source, so we've had to implement an energy storage system—This means that our soldiers must be recharged, or at least their augmentations do. Those who are heavily modified may find it quite difficult to move without power, so all augmentations have the standard integration of charging ports. Since the nanites require specific programming, and not all of them get along well, there are a few things to note:

◙ An Auger must follow these specific archetypes, and may choose to benefit from only one enhancement from each category:
^{└The more augmentations, the greater the strain on the body and energy cells.}

└There are two processes through which we achieve Neuromancy. The first is through injecting nanites. The second is through Neuro-Kinetic Implants; Tiny, Subdermal implants, placed strategically throughout the body, which allow us to interface with the nanites. These implants, or Subdermal Towers, serve as a sort of rendezvous point for the nanites as they travel throughout the body. The nanites that need recharging may do so at these locations, unfortunately the nanites cannot utilize the body's natural electrical currents. In addition, we can synchronize any programming updates to the nanites by uploading them to the towers with a hard connection—We never implemented remote access for obvious concerns.There are, of course, varying locations to implant these towers, but there are a set of rules and observations to be aware of:

◙ These must be a minimum of seven, maximum of twenty, subdermal towers, of which these rules must be followed:

◙ There are some observations made during initial testing:

└The field of augmentation has boundless possibilities. We can replace limbs, enhance muscle strength, and integrate weapons. During the early days, we had hundreds of concepts on the board, and it was an incredibly difficult process to narrow down our selection. In the end, we focused more on enhancement, replacement, and reinforcement. With the introduction of nanites, we were able to create better, more complex machinery by using the tiny robots to perform the more delicate, and microscopic work. The draw back is that we did not have time to implement a renewable power source, so we've had to implement an energy storage system—This means that our soldiers must be recharged, or at least their augmentations do. Those who are heavily modified may find it quite difficult to move without power, so all augmentations have the standard integration of charging ports. Since the nanites require specific programming, and not all of them get along well, there are a few things to note:

◙ A few very important rules and observations on augmentations, as listed below:

◙There appears to be a time association with the failure rate of augmentations:

◙ An Auger may only choose to specialize in one item from each category, but does not require an item in all categories.: