Multiple people asked me about what exactly the mod adds. I didn't want to spoil people on the main mod page as the mod's purpose is to have the player discover these wacky implants on their own, so I made this post.

So, the contents of the mod:

An advanced transmitter device, cobbled together into a makeshift mech-band array node. An incomprehensible mess of cables and hardware links the transmitters into a single, powerful array, allowing a mechanitor to interface with it.\n\nArray nodes must be tuned to a specific mechanitor, doing so will add 8 bandwidth to that mechanitor's total bandwidth, allowing them to control more mechanoids.

This is effectively eight band nodes that occupy the space of two. The only advantage it has compared to regular band nodes is the amount of space it occupies, I consider it one of the worse treasures.


An advanced implant which allows a mechanitor to resurrect the wreck of a friendly mechanoid. The device harvests nutrients from the host's body to produce mechanites which the mechanitor can use to revive a mechanoid and return it to combat readiness.\n\nThis implant can be self-installed without surgery.

This ability gives the mechanitor a revive ability similar to Apocriton's but comes with a permanent offset to pawn's stats. Keep in mind that this implant, alongside other mechanitor ones, cannot be uninstalled. You permanently make the mechanitor a worse pawn by installing this implant. Great power comes with great costs, after all.


An advanced implant which allows a mechanitor to rapidly relocate a nearby friendly mechanoid by phasing it into 'p-space' and then re-materializing it at a new location.\n\nThis implant can be self-installed without surgery.

This implant gives the mechanitor a short range teleport ability that they can only use on their mechanoids. The target mech must be in close proximity - about two tiles - to the mechanitor, useful for repositioning melee mechs and such. The mechanitor can't use this on themselves or hostile mechs.


An advanced implant which allows a mechanitor to tap into the aggregate overmind and steal bandwidth from mech-hives. This significantly increases the number of mechanoids a single mechanitor can support.\n\nThe overmind might retaliate against the intrusion.\n\nThis implant can be self-installed without surgery.

Mass mind is a special one because it has no traditional downsides. It does not apply any penalties, offsets or limits. It, however, will cause retaliation raids to happen in random intervals. These raids are independent from raids spawned by the storyteller and care little for how prepared you are.

If you can somehow get your hands on multiple of these, do know that this retaliation raid chance is rolled per mechanitor. You may indeed get unlucky and cause three raids at once.


An advanced implant which allows a mechanitor to protect their mechanoids from harm through sheer force of will. This reduction to damage received is proportionate to the mechanitor's social skills.\n\nThis implant can be self-installed without surgery.

Pretty self-explanatory. The mechanitor gets a new ability which allows them to reduce damage allied mechs take in an AoE and this reduction scales with the pawn's social level. Notably, if the pawn has 0 social - or is incapable of social - there's no reduction at all. I intentionally picked a skill that's generally ignored on mechanitors to give the player a decent enough reason to invest in it.