Quick Edit: Just a reminder (Because I have noticed some people don't remember), at character creation all Morphs are purchased with CP, not credits. CodeBreaker, to the Rescue! Ages ago (Like, a year ago) I wrote up a Tachikoma for someone, and I also figured how to make custom AI/Muses that line up with those in the books. Fist, how to make a custom AI to drive about the Tachikoma; Moderate = 150CP High = 300CP Expensive = 400CP All Aptitudes start at 10 All Aptitudes are limited to a rating of 20 All Active Skills are limited to a rating of 40 All Knowledge Skills are limited to a rating of 90 All CP Costs are equal to those for Character Creation You make it just like you would a normal character, except it has the amount of CP that you are willing to buy for it. If you only want to spend Moderate then you get 150CP to play with. Expensive, and you get 400CP. Get it? And on the off chance that you want something that really resembles a Tachikoma from either the movies or the anime, I happen to have one of those. Actually I happen to have quite a few of them, of varying costs and ability. First, the original writeup that I did last year when the game first came out. Tachikoma Enhancements: Access Jacks, Basic Mesh Inserts, Cortical Stack, Cyberbrain, 360 Vision, Chameleon Coating/Skin, Direction Sense, Enhanced Hearing, Enhanced Vision, Eidetic Memory, Grip Pads, Hardened Skeleton, Heavy Combat Armour, Hidden Compartment, Hyper Linguist, Math Boost, Mental Speed, Mnemonic Augmentation, Pneumatic Limbs, Puppet Sock, Weapon Mount, Wrist-Mounted Tools. Mobility System: Walker (4/20) Wheeled (6/40) Web Sling (0/60) Aptitude Maximum: 40 Durability: 80 Wound Threshold: 16 Advantages: Web Launcher Attack (Immobilising, use Exotic Ranged: Web Attack skill), +30 Exotic Ranged: Web Attack skill, +5 COO, +10 REF, +10 SOM, Armour 16/16 Disadvantages: Social Stigma (Full Robot), Large/Heavy (+10 to hit in combat) CP Cost: 170 Credit Cost: Expensive(100,000 Rare) As you can see, expensive as hell. It wasn't really written up for a full blown Eclipse Phase Firewall campaign, simply because it is so massive and horribly expensive for someone who can expect to be vaporized by plasma at any moment. But it might fit in as a gift from Firewall for a few missions or something. Next is a modified version I did a few months ago, which is even more expensive, but slightly cleaner and stronger. MiniTank – The result of CB Industries first foray into cybernetics, the MiniTank is a military grade robotic attack Morph that was designed to act as fire support for special op groups. Featuring multiple mobility enhancements, including a strongly copyrighted web transport system, the MiniTank is touted as being capable in any environment, Zero-G included. When combined with its overwhelming fire power it is a deadly foe at any range. Implants – Access Jacks, Basic Mesh Inserts, Cortical Stack, Cyberbrain, Enhanced Hearing, Enhanced Smell, Enhanced Vision, Heavy Combat Armour, Hidden Compartment, Extra Limbs (6 Legs), Medichines, Mnemonic Augmentation, Neurachem (Level 1), Pneumatic Limbs, T-Ray Emitter, 2 Weapon Mounts (Concealed/Articulated), 360 Vision. Armour Mods – Chameleon Coating, Self-Healing, Thermal Dampening. Mobility System (Walking/Running/Maximum) – Walker (4/24), Wheeled (8/32/120), Thrust Vector (Zero-G 4/20), Webbed (0/40/120), Hopper (4/24/50). Handling – +20 Aptitude Maximum – 40 Speed Modifier – +1 (Neurachem) Durability – 100 Wound Threshold – 25 Advantages – Web Launcher Attack (Immobilising, use Exotic Ranged: Web Attack skill), +30 Exotic Ranged: Web Attack skill, +10 COO, +5 INT, +5 REF, +10 SOM, +5 to one aptitude of the players' choice, 16/25 Armour. Disadvantages – Large/Heavy (+10 to hit in combat), Social Stigma (Military Mech). CP Cost – 200 Credit Cost – Expensive (150,000 Rare) As you can see, very, very expensive. But balanced according to the official morphs. If you do use either of these you should find that they are powerful, but in line cost-wise with everything else.