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What is Cyberware?
Cyberware is the
body of our Lord incarnate.
To possess cyberware
is to share in the body of our Lord.
Cyberware is the
power of God.
Where does cyberware
come from?
Cyberware comes
from God and has been imparted to His servant upon Earth, Cyberpope Jean
Malraux I.
What are the powers
of cyberware?
Cyberware is the
power of our Lord; it knows no bounds.
This is the Cyber Catechism, known to every worshipper of the True Faith. We know you to be blind, yet still will you be made to see.
Even the Cyberpope has felt hatred in his breast for technology. He crusaded against it on Magna Verita. But yea, the scales did fall from his eyes. The great Black Cross appeared before him and said, "Cyberware is the Word and the Way," and Malraux saw that this was good. He looked out over the land and saw machines merged with men, and this too he found good. Thus was born the Cyberpapacy. The Black Cross also imparted to Malraux knowledge of the GodNet, a great and secret place beyond the veil wherein the power of our Lord can be seen in its purest form. The GodNet is a haven for the faith, and a hell for heretics.
Jack into The GodNet.
Axioms
Magic: 10.
Social: 18.
Spiritual: 14.
Technological: 26.
World Laws
The Law of One True God: Only the God who Malraux serves is the True God, all others are heathen idols. Clerics of other faiths have a more difficult time calling upon the powers of their faith, and those who belong to the Cyberpapacy faith can call down the wrath of their Lord on the unfaithful. The farther a religion is from of the Cyberchurch, the more difficult it is.
The Law of Sorcery: Spells cast the Cyberpapacy are also more difficult to cast than normal. However, when spells are cast, they are always spectacular in appearance. Since sorcery is a tool of the Devil, practitioners risk possession by demons and persecution by the clergy.
The Law of Ordeal: Heretics cannot escape the sight of the Lord, nor need the innocent fear his righteous wrath. This Law allows tests of ordeal to test the guilt of those accused of crimes. The tests will reveal the guilt or innocence of the subject. The Ordeal of Boiling Water, the Ordeal of Cold Water, the Ordear of Hot Iron, and .
The Law of Truth:
The faithful are protected from the lies of heathens. Those attempt
to convince a Cyberpapal subject of a falsehood, or worse, seduce him with
the lies of heathens, will find it far more difficult than expected.
Lies cannot be hidden from the sight of the Lord.