I Concur with Urth. The ambidexterity trait can be taken multiple times, and applied to any manipulator limb (such as tentacles, prehensile feet or tails, extra cyberlimbs) as far as I know. It doesn't apply to the just ability to use either one limb or the other, but also the ability to split your focus and use both manipulators at the same time equally well. As such, it's not something you can engineer into a morph, because its some kind of conscious ability of the ego. As for Direction Sense, it's not a morph trait because it's an implant. The morph end of that ability is taken care of in Bioware, just like Eidetic Memory, Hyper Linguist and Math Boosts/Wiz

Darkening Kaos wrote:

......is a positive ego trait on p145, and I see it as the ego's ability to correctly interpret data coming from the ear, so that up, north, etc. tend to be known to the ego. This, of course, assumes that the morph is in a magnetic field with some form of ≥micro-gravity, otherwise it is somewhat pointless.

That's like, the [i]exact opposite[/i] of how the ego version of Direction Sense would work. The [i]Morph[/i] version would work a little like that, if it were strictly biological, evolution-based, and operating in the environment for which it was designed - IE, birds' navigation techniques on the planet Earth. The implanted version does not need magnetic fields at all, and about the only way to fool it is to actually black the poor son-of-a-gun out. The [i]ego[/i] version, on the other hand, is the way some people just [i]know their way around.[/i] Part of this is training, a lot of it is instinct. Some people have zero talent for navigation; for example, James May, whose inability to locate anything further away than line-of-sight is legendary, and frequently the butt of his colleagues' jokes. At the other end of the spectrum, you have any bush-man ever, who's ever gone wandering into the wilderness without any direction-finding equipment and who wanders back several days/weeks/months/years later like it weren't any thang, at all times aware of where he is. It's basically dead reckoning: you ask someone "Where's X," and if they answer immediately (muse consultation not allowed,) they probably have Direction Sense.

Possibly bio, and I would place it at expensive solely for game balance reasons. Multiple limbs with ambidexterity and guns are kinda broken IMO. Especially when combined with speed.

Expensive might be a little much compared to the Trait's cost, but something like [High] [i]per limb[/i] might be appropriate. Also, multiple limbs+ambidexterity+melee is scary too. You only need one monofilament sword as your primary damage dealer, all the rest can be knives, and you get the same effect.