Post by Mari Anziel on Jun 26, 2011 20:14:43 GMT -5
Name of Race: Cyborg
Name of Home Planet: Earth
Description of Planet: Various cultures with needs/wants for cybernetics.
Description of Race: Variations exists across a wide spectrum. From simple implants to a complete skeletal reconstruction, Cyborgs are Humans with some form of technology or machinery implanted into thier body. Some do it for reasons such as ease of tasks, heightened abilities, or requirements for missions, others do it in order to remain alive and able to function. Cyborgs who recieve mechanical replacements do require dialysis for thier new body parts, as the synthetic white blood has a life span and must be replaced after a period of time. Quality of the fluid used determines the ratio of change.
History of Planet/Race: Cyborgs are by no means the future of mankind. 82% of any in existence are occurance for limb replacements of some kind, with the remaining 18% in use for testing phases by private organizations and some military personnel. Initial processing followed by upkeep makes for a costly feat to manage.
Name of Home Planet: Earth
Description of Planet: Various cultures with needs/wants for cybernetics.
Description of Race: Variations exists across a wide spectrum. From simple implants to a complete skeletal reconstruction, Cyborgs are Humans with some form of technology or machinery implanted into thier body. Some do it for reasons such as ease of tasks, heightened abilities, or requirements for missions, others do it in order to remain alive and able to function. Cyborgs who recieve mechanical replacements do require dialysis for thier new body parts, as the synthetic white blood has a life span and must be replaced after a period of time. Quality of the fluid used determines the ratio of change.
History of Planet/Race: Cyborgs are by no means the future of mankind. 82% of any in existence are occurance for limb replacements of some kind, with the remaining 18% in use for testing phases by private organizations and some military personnel. Initial processing followed by upkeep makes for a costly feat to manage.
