http://www.eclipsephase.com/codebreakers-compendium-custom-morphs That is a few months old though. I redid the Aquatic line when Sunward came out, I just haven't gotten around to posting it. A few other people have their own Morphs that they did somewhere. If you want the generation system http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?t=470503 is the thread where it all started, but that is a year or so old and the wording is kind of terrible.

I did a wolf morph, the Beowulf: http://www.aleph.se/EclipsePhase/Skinthetic%20Beowulf%20morph.pdf http://eclipsephase.com/skinthetic-beowulf-morph

Canid Morphs: For when you want to prove to people you're a bitch.

I did up a neo-canid morph for a game I was in, mostly for the hell of it. The fluff is a rather different direction, but I included it for posterity's sake. [b]NEO-CANID[/b] The neo-canid morph was developed by an Ultimate faction as part of a canine uplift project called Canid Ultra. While the actual uplift attempts have thus far born little fruit, the specially designed biomorph for the next version of man's best friend has proven quite popular. They are based entirely on modified canine genetic material, though they draw from a wide variety of domestic dog breeds, wolves, jackals, and even foxes. Neo-canids are about the size of the largest domestic dog breeds, and are often compared in appearance to a dire wolf (as a side note, the resurrection of this extinct species was also part of the Canid Ultra project). The head is large, with a significantly increased cranial capacity and muzzle that is relatively broad and short, allowing the morph to be capable of speech, though with a distinct growl. The shoulders and front limbs have been heavily redesigned. They are broader than normal canids, and the front limbs are true arms with dexterous paw-like hands, including an opposable thumb. The rear legs and hips were also drastically restructured to allow the morph to switch between bipedal and quadrapedal movement easily. The style of the morph's fur usually approximates that of a wolf, but can be easily matched to the full spectrum of canid coloration. Contrary to popular perception, neo-canids do not find bipedal locomotion uncomfortable. However, they are slower and less agile in this mode than hominid morphs. As a result, many neo-canids adopt a three-limbed lope, holding something in one hand while using the other front paw for movement. Additionally, so long as they are not carrying anything in either front paw, neo-canids can dash on their reinforced first knuckles, moving as quickly as their unmodified canine ancestors. Unfortunately, neo-canids adapt poorly to micro-gravity, a gene-fixed trait the Canid Ultra team has not yet been able to isolate and remove. Neo-canids have become popular with police departments and ego hunters. A number of law enforcement personnel appreciate the chance to act as their own blood hound, as well as the ability to chase down fleeing suspects. Additionally, neo-canids have proven to be extraordinarily good at reading transhuman body language and mood, due to their sharp senses and inheriting the human-reading abilities bred into domestic dogs over the millenia. Freerunners and athletes also appreciate the morph's physical capabilities. [b]Implants:[/b] Basic Biomods, Basic Mesh Inserts, Clean Metabolism, Cortical Stack, Enhanced Vision [b]Aptitude Maximum:[/b] 25 [b]Durability:[/b] 30 [b]Wound Threshold:[/b] 6 [b]Advantages:[/b] Bite Attack (1d10 DV, use Unarmed Combat skill), Four-legged Dash (8/32), Enhanced Hearing, Enhanced Smell, +10 Freerunning skill, +10 Kinesics skill, +5 COO, +5 SOM, +5 to one other aptitude of the player's choice [b]Disadvantages:[/b] Zero-G Nausea trait, Slow bipedal movement (3/15) [b]CP Cost:[/b] 40 [b]Credit Cost:[/b] Expensive

nick012000 wrote:

I'll point out that, canonically, the smartest "uplifted" canines are only about as smart as a two-year-old child. They tried to uplift dogs, and it hasn't worked since dogs weren't smart enough to fully uplift to begin with.

But that is just the canon, of course. I had (rare) uplifted cats in my game. (Combine feline independence with high intelligence and you get an amazingly insubordinate character, who in typical feline logic fashion decided to become a policewoman :-) )