Does drone jamming count as a physical skill or a technical skill? Even an infomorph might find value in joy-sticking a servitor or three in order to go do regular maintenance on their substrate.

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I play Fiddler's Green, a XXth century comic book inspired character, who was uplifted from an ego-hunter's Muse to a full sentient infolife designed to house his battle-worn master in a sort of digital afterlife, designed to look like a north-Irish beach in constant state of sunset, when the sun touches the water. Fiddler's Green identifies as a virtual location rather than a person or an individual. To his human friends Fiddler's Green appears digitally as one of his Established Forks - Gilbert, Howard or Herbert, designed after XXth century writers Gilbert Chesterton, Herbert Wells and Howard Lovecraft. He owns a portable lockbox server with shape adjustment upgrade that let's it transform itself into a motorized wheelchair, that carries around a male-variant Ayah pod that looks like an old Japanese man and a mimic that usually takes on the form of a pillow, hand bag or a case. As part of the team Fiddler's Green tries to perform the function of medic and psychosurgeon, as well as a rather competent blueprint programmer. In his spare time he runs Artificial Anonymous meetings for infolifes with issues. His views tend to be rather radical, as a lot of his knowledge about the world is based on PreFall Japanese animation. His driving motivations are +Helping Others, +Self Development, -Violence

With his limited knowledge of human interaction he finds that a wheelchair makes him look small and unassuming in some situations, like heroes' sidekick. Also useful for those moments when you want to go limp real quick to hack that pesky sensor. Maybe not such a big deal in this system, with puppet socks and all. But he does spend most of his time as an infomorph, puppet-socking his physical morphs. Wheelchair just gives good mobility system to carry the rest of the morphs (ayah and mimic) around, while also providing a good place to hide things and egos. Certainly not fooling anyone with "paraplegic pod" nonsense. Also, when ayah morph does stand up - it usually means my Partner is sleeved in, who is more of a physical "hands on" kind of dude and sh*t is about to hit the fan.