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Orcephrye: /* Check */

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	\| Cheap (briefcase lock)\|\|20		\| Cheap (briefcase lock)\|\|15
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	\| Average (home deadbolt)\|\|25		\| Average (home deadbolt)\|\|25

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	==Special==		==Special==
	* Possessing the proper tools gives a character the best chance of succeeding on a Disable Device check. Opening a lock requires a Lock Picking Kit (for a mechanical lock) or an Electrical Tool Kit (for an electronic lock). Disabling a security device requires either a mechanical tool kit or an electronic toll kit, depending on the nature of the device. The Character cannot preform the a check that has a DC higher then 15 without the proper tool kit.		* Possessing the proper tools gives a character the best chance of succeeding on a Disable Device check. Opening a lock requires a Lock Picking Kit (for a mechanical lock) or an Electrical Tool Kit (for an electronic lock). Disabling a security device requires either a mechanical tool kit or an electronic toll kit, depending on the nature of the device. The Character cannot preform the a check that has a DC higher then 15 without the proper tool kit.
	* A character with the Cautious feat ~~and at least 1 rank in this skill~~ gets a +2 bonus on all Disable Device checks.		* A character with the [[Cautious]] feat gets a +2 bonus on all Disable Device checks.

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	The GM doesn't have to inform the Player of the success of the check. Sometimes it may be apparent that a door is unlocked or a robot stops moving. But other times such as certain traps or if a robot is programed to fake it the Character may not truly know if they succeeded or not until the try.		The GM doesn't have to inform the Player of the success of the check. Sometimes it may be apparent that a door is unlocked or a robot stops moving. But other times such as certain traps or if a robot is programed to fake it the Character may not truly know if they succeeded or not until the try.

			The Character cannot preform the a check that has a DC higher then 15 without the proper tool kit.

	===Open Lock===		===Open Lock===

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	==Special==		==Special==
	* Possessing the proper tools gives a character the best chance of succeeding on a Disable Device check. Opening a lock requires a ~~lockpick set~~ (for a mechanical lock) or an ~~electrical tool kit~~ (for an electronic lock)~~. Opening a locked car calls for a car opening kit~~. Disabling a security device requires either a mechanical tool kit or an electronic toll kit, depending on the nature of the device. If the ~~character does not have the appropriate tools, he or she takes~~ a ~~–4 penalty on your~~ check.		* Possessing the proper tools gives a character the best chance of succeeding on a Disable Device check. Opening a lock requires a Lock Picking Kit (for a mechanical lock) or an Electrical Tool Kit (for an electronic lock). Disabling a security device requires either a mechanical tool kit or an electronic toll kit, depending on the nature of the device. The Character cannot preform the a check that has a DC higher then 15 without the proper tool kit.
	* A lock release gun can open a ~~mechanical lock of cheap or average quality~~ without ~~a Disable Device check~~.
	* A character with the Cautious feat and at least 1 rank in this skill gets a +2 bonus on all Disable Device checks.		* A character with the Cautious feat and at least 1 rank in this skill gets a +2 bonus on all Disable Device checks.

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	\| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)\|\|50		\| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)\|\|50
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	The GM ~~makes~~ the ~~Disable Device~~ check so that the ~~character doesn’t necessarily~~ know ~~whether he~~ or ~~she has succeeded~~.		There are several examples of possible things that need to be disabled or opened. This includes just about anything that needs to be turned off, undermine, or otherwise stop it from functioning that also has some level of security or preventative measures in place. Examples: Locked door, a harmful trap, or some machinery.

			The GM doesn't have to inform the Player of the success of the check. Sometimes it may be apparent that a door is unlocked or a robot stops moving. But other times such as certain traps or if a robot is programed to fake it the Character may not truly know if they succeeded or not until the try.

	===Open Lock===		===Open Lock===

	A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a ~~lockpick set~~ (for a mechanical lock) or an ~~electrical tool kit~~ (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.		A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a Lock Pick Kit (for a mechanical lock) or an Electrical Tool Kit (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.

	===Disable Security Device===		===Disable Security Device===
	A character can disable a security device, such as an electric fence, motion sensor, or security camera. The character must be able to reach the actual device. If the device is monitored, the fact that the character attempted to disable it will probably be noticed.		A character can disable a security device, such as an electric fence, motion sensor, or security camera. The character must be able to reach the actual device. If the device is monitored, the fact that the character attempted to disable it will probably be noticed.

	When disabling a monitored device, the character can prevent his or her tampering from being noticed. Doing so requires 10 minutes and an electrical tool kit, and increases the DC of the check by +10.		When disabling a monitored device, the character can prevent his or her tampering from being noticed. Doing so requires 10 minutes and an electrical tool kit, and increases the DC of the check by +10.
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	===Disabling a Robot===		===Disabling a Robot===
	Disable a robot is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The robot must be pinned before the check can be made.		Disable a robot is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The robot must be pinned before the check can be made.
	Disabling an external cybernetic attachment is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The creature to which the cybernetic unit is attached must be pinned before the check can be made. You cannot disable internal cybernetic attachments.
			Disabling an external cybernetic attachment is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The creature to which the cybernetic unit is attached must be pinned before the check can be made. You cannot disable internal cybernetic attachments this required a [[Treat_Injury#Surgery_.28DC_20.29\|Surgery]] with the [[Cybernetic_Surgery\|Cybernetic Surgery]] Feat.

	===Traps and Sabotage===		===Traps and Sabotage===
	Disabling (or rigging or jamming) a simple mechanical device has a DC of 10. More intricate and complex devices have higher DCs~~. The GM rolls the check. If the check succeeds, the character disables the device~~. If the check fails by 4 ~~or less~~, the character has failed but can try again. If the character fails by 5 or more, something goes wrong. If it’s a trap, the character springs it. If it’s some sort of sabotage, the character thinks the device is disabled, but it still works normally.		Disabling (or rigging or jamming) a simple mechanical device has a DC of 10. More intricate and complex devices have higher DCs. If the check fails by no more then 4, the character has failed but can try again.
	A ~~character~~ can rig simple devices to work normally for a while and then fail some time later (usually after 1d4 rounds or minutes of use).
			If the character fails by 5 or more, something goes wrong. If it’s a trap, the character springs it. If it’s some sort of sabotage, the character thinks the device is disabled, but it still works normally.

			A Character can rig simple devices to work normally for a while and then fail some time later (usually after 1d4 rounds or minutes of use).

	==Try Again==		==Try Again==

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	==Check==		==Check==
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			! style="text-algin:left;"\|Lock Type (Example)
			!DC
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			\| Cheap (briefcase lock)\|\|20
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			\| Average (home deadbolt)\|\|25
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			\| High quality (business deadbolt)\|\|30
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			\| High security (branch bank vault)\|\|40
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			\| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)\|\|50
			\|}
	The GM makes the Disable Device check so that the character doesn’t necessarily know whether he or she has succeeded.		The GM makes the Disable Device check so that the character doesn’t necessarily know whether he or she has succeeded.

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 A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a lockpick set (for a mechanical lock) or an electrical tool kit (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.

Orcephrye: /* Open Lock */

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	===Open Lock===		===Open Lock===
	A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a lockpick set (for a mechanical lock) or an electrical tool kit (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.
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	! style="text-algin:left;"\|Lock Type (Example)		! style="text-algin:left;"\|Lock Type (Example)
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	\| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)\|\|50		\| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)\|\|50
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			A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a lockpick set (for a mechanical lock) or an electrical tool kit (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.

	===Disable Security Device===		===Disable Security Device===

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			The ability to disable security systems, remove locks and traps. As well as disable robotics and other automated technologies.

	==Check==		==Check==
	The GM makes the Disable Device check so that the character doesn’t necessarily know whether he or she has succeeded.		The GM makes the Disable Device check so that the character doesn’t necessarily know whether he or she has succeeded.
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			===Disabling a Robot===
			Disable a robot is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The robot must be pinned before the check can be made.
			Disabling an external cybernetic attachment is a full-round action and requires a successful Disable Device check (DC 30). The creature to which the cybernetic unit is attached must be pinned before the check can be made. You cannot disable internal cybernetic attachments.

	===Traps and Sabotage===		===Traps and Sabotage===

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==Check==
The GM makes the Disable Device check so that the character doesn’t necessarily know whether he or she has succeeded.

===Open Lock===
A character can pick conventional locks, finesse combination locks, and bypass electronic locks. The character must have a lockpick set (for a mechanical lock) or an electrical tool kit (for an electronic lock). The DC depends on the quality of the lock.
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px;"
! style="text-algin:left;"|Lock Type (Example)
!DC
|-
| Cheap (briefcase lock)||20
|-
| Average (home deadbolt)||25
|-
| High quality (business deadbolt)||30
|-
| High security (branch bank vault)||40
|-
| Ultra-high security (bank headquarters vault)||50
|}

===Disable Security Device===
A character can disable a security device, such as an electric fence, motion sensor, or security camera. The character must be able to reach the actual device. If the device is monitored, the fact that the character attempted to disable it will probably be noticed.
When disabling a monitored device, the character can prevent his or her tampering from being noticed. Doing so requires 10 minutes and an electrical tool kit, and increases the DC of the check by +10.
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px;"
! style="text-algin:left;"|Device Type (Example)
!DC
|-
| Cheap (home door alarm)||20
|-
| Average (store security camera)||25
|-
| High quality (art museum motion detector)||30
|-
| High security (bank vault alarm)||35
|-
| Ultrahigh security (motion detector at Area 51)||40
|}

===Traps and Sabotage===
Disabling (or rigging or jamming) a simple mechanical device has a DC of 10. More intricate and complex devices have higher DCs. The GM rolls the check. If the check succeeds, the character disables the device. If the check fails by 4 or less, the character has failed but can try again. If the character fails by 5 or more, something goes wrong. If it’s a trap, the character springs it. If it’s some sort of sabotage, the character thinks the device is disabled, but it still works normally.
A character can rig simple devices to work normally for a while and then fail some time later (usually after 1d4 rounds or minutes of use).

==Try Again==
Yes, though the character must be aware that he or she has failed in order to try again. A character can take 10 when making a Disable Device check. A character can take 20 to open a lock or to disable a security device, unless the character is trying to prevent his or her tampering from being noticed. Disabling a simple mechanical device is a full-round action. Intricate or complex devices require 2d4 rounds.

==Special==
* Possessing the proper tools gives a character the best chance of succeeding on a Disable Device check. Opening a lock requires a lockpick set (for a mechanical lock) or an electrical tool kit (for an electronic lock). Opening a locked car calls for a car opening kit. Disabling a security device requires either a mechanical tool kit or an electronic toll kit, depending on the nature of the device. If the character does not have the appropriate tools, he or she takes a –4 penalty on your check.
* A lock release gun can open a mechanical lock of cheap or average quality without a Disable Device check.
* A character with the Cautious feat and at least 1 rank in this skill gets a +2 bonus on all Disable Device checks.