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	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though many AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate or personally appropriate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though many AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate or personally appropriate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.

	Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.		Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session, but you may attempt to summon more. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.

	It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are extremely unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown. It is known that attacks or other hostile actions towards a summoned AI allows them to respond in kind.		It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are extremely unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown. It is known that attacks or other hostile actions towards a summoned AI allows them to respond in kind.

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Linking

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	For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-agent AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:		For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-agent AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:
	* Gain melee TECH ~~BASH~~ 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.		* Gain melee [[TECH]] [[STRIKE]] 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.
	* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.		* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.

Bink: /* Summoning */

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	===Summoning===		===Summoning===
	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though ~~some~~ AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though many AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate or personally appropriate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.

	Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.		Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.

Bink: /* Summoning */

2025-10-25T12:52:53Z

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	===Summoning===		===Summoning===
	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating ~~the identity of~~ who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though some AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though some AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.

	Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.		Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.

Bink: /* Summoning */

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Summoning

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	===Summoning===		===Summoning===
	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand~~, and the~~ AI ~~will inhabit a house automaton~~. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand of which AI you wish to summon. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up. A house automaton will be provided, into which the AI can be summoned with one minute of roleplay, which must include loudly stating the identity of who you are summoning. Otherwise, the summoning can be conducted as the Technician wishes, though some AIs are known to appreciate more elaborate summoning "performances", improving their disposition.

	Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.		Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.

	It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned~~, at least initially~~. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown.		It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are extremely unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown. It is known that attacks or other hostile actions towards a summoned AI allows them to respond in kind.

	===Linking===		===Linking===

Bink: /* Linking */

2025-10-16T18:13:30Z

Linking

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	===Linking===		===Linking===
	Links can be made between an AI present in some form and a willing character. AI links can give extra abilities or improve existing abilities, but always incur a major ongoing roleplaying effect, and may also have mechanical drawbacks depending on the benefit. An AI will usually expect you to build a relationship with them before they're willing to offer a Link. Part of an agreement for a Link might be undertaking a task on their behalf or accepting a stronger than usual roleplaying effect as part of the link.		Links can be made between an AI present in some form and a willing character. AI links can give extra abilities or improve existing abilities, but always incur a major ongoing roleplaying effect, and may also have mechanical drawbacks depending on the benefit. An AI will usually expect you to build a relationship with them before they're willing to offer a Link. Part of an agreement for a Link might be undertaking a task on their behalf or accepting a stronger than usual roleplaying effect as part of the link.

			AI Links are not easily broken once made. The Link can be broken by mutual agreement, but if one side doesn't want to let go then it can only be severed with considerable effort.

	For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-agent AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:		For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-agent AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:
	* Gain melee TECH BASH 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.		* Gain melee TECH BASH 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.
	* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.		* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.

Bink: /* Linking */

2025-10-09T19:19:29Z

Linking

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	Links can be made between an AI present in some form and a willing character. AI links can give extra abilities or improve existing abilities, but always incur a major ongoing roleplaying effect, and may also have mechanical drawbacks depending on the benefit. An AI will usually expect you to build a relationship with them before they're willing to offer a Link. Part of an agreement for a Link might be undertaking a task on their behalf or accepting a stronger than usual roleplaying effect as part of the link.		Links can be made between an AI present in some form and a willing character. AI links can give extra abilities or improve existing abilities, but always incur a major ongoing roleplaying effect, and may also have mechanical drawbacks depending on the benefit. An AI will usually expect you to build a relationship with them before they're willing to offer a Link. Part of an agreement for a Link might be undertaking a task on their behalf or accepting a stronger than usual roleplaying effect as part of the link.

	For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-~~unit~~ AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:		For example, Alice has been dealing with a sub-agent AI of ATHENA called THESEUS, who has the aim of containing Mutants. They want to formalise that arrangement with a Link. THESEUS offers the following:
	* Gain melee TECH BASH 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.		* Gain melee TECH BASH 3/encounter against characters you’ve identified as a mutant.
	* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.		* You will not compromise with mutants and you feel a strong urge to deal with them with violence.

Bink: /* Summoning */

2025-10-01T15:36:08Z

Summoning

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	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand, and the AI will inhabit a house automaton. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand, and the AI will inhabit a house automaton. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up.

	Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session.		Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session. AIs can usually only be summoned at interactives; don't expect to be able to summon one on linears unless you've been informed an opportunity will be available.

	It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned, at least initially. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown.		It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned, at least initially. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown.

Bink at 19:00, 24 September 2025

2025-09-24T19:00:07Z

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	===Summoning===		===Summoning===
	To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand, and the AI will inhabit a house automaton. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up.		To summon an AI you must inform the refs beforehand, and the AI will inhabit a house automaton. AIs can be summoned by name, or by specifying what you want. Though note that the more vague the specification, the more likely an AI you don't want will show up.

			Each summoner can only ''reliably'' summon one AI per session.

	It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned, at least initially. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown.		It's known that even AIs a summoner is on bad terms with are unlikely to be openly hostile when summoned, at least initially. Whether this is a restriction based on programming or civility is unknown.

Fortycakes at 17:40, 24 September 2025

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	Skilled analytical technologists are able to summon avatars of [[Analytical Intelligence]]s to converse with them. They're also able to form links between an AI and a willing target.		Skilled analytical technologists are able to summon avatars of [[Analytical Intelligence]]s to converse with them. They're also able to form links between an AI and a willing target.
			[[File:THESEUS Contain Mutants.png\|thumb\|An example AI Link card]]

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