Psionic · The Quiet Room
Kitewire Cognitive Static Emitter
₡790
- Physical mass
- 0.4 kg
- Stowed volume
- 0.002 m³
- Measurement
- estimated
- Damage resistance
- DR 0 (estimated)
Rules-ready
3D6 Stats
| Weight | 0.4 kg (0.9 lb) |
|---|---|
| DR | 0 |
| Advantages | None |
| Disadvantages | None |
| Skill bonuses | Uses Electronics Operation (Medical) |
Kitewire Cognitive Static Emitter is a lunchbox-sized emitter that fills a small room with patterned cognitive noise. The Kitewire build uses silver mesh, blue ceramic nodes, and a fast chirp just below conversational volume; it is responsive enough for field intervention, but touchy around cheap comms and unshielded neural gear. Kitewire's field feels like rain heard through two bulkheads: noticeable, then strangely easy to ignore. Telepathic probing has to cross that clutter, while ordinary speech and electronics carry on; that is the Kitewire distinction. Kitewire uses a rotary intensity stop prevents casual overdrive, but not deliberate stupidity. Sensitive users may leave with jaw tension, metallic taste, or missing patience; that is the Kitewire distinction. Kitewire's price buys privacy for a room, not secrecy from every mind on the station. The Quiet Room charges 790 credits, including fitting and a baseline card.