A class of cybernetic prosthetics worn over the face

A curious piece of technology that is both disturbingly retro-horror and cutting edge arcanotech, the head in a jar.

Because calling them armored suits is crass

Relying entirely on A-pods for flight, the Kaze class of aircraft is well known, and the Nipponese Fuijin is the best known Kaze type.

There are two stories to the Cursed Cup of Immortality, the one that was fabricated and sold to adventurers upon return, and the real story.

Also known as a Health Monitor, the Gesund Auf is a very common bionic implant in the Cosmic era, especially in the Atlantic Federation and other leading edge nations.

A staple of high end sci-fi is the replicator or the nano-assembler. There is a much more practical and less technomagical way to achieve the same goal. The exciting thing is that this technology exists now, and we're getting much better at it.

Common sense and the rule of cool clash over the role of the bow in the hypertech setting of the Cosmic Era

A portmanteau of Kaku and engram. Dr. Kaku of the middle Petrol era posited the quantification of human emotion, while an engram is a cybertechnological recording of a human mind, a snapshot of a mental or emotional state.

The most frequent weak point targeted on a human being is the skull. Pulp the brain, and the body becomes worthless. It was only a matter of time before someone tried to armor the head.

The Cromwell Chassis is specifically the mechanical remains of Major James 'Cyborg' Westerland, but the term has spread to include the pattern of cybernetic upgrade Westerland pioneered.

The next generation in designer engineering, the new skin.

Muse is both a common term for a handheld Cognet linking device, and also a specific brand of said CogLink device. Functionally the Cosmic Era version of a smartphone

The combat catalog of Cyberdyne Systems, the primary defense contractor of Cascadia.

A female specific armor manufactured in the New Themyscira, and readily available through most of the civilized world.

Also known as a pillow droid

The Bastard Axe is a common weapon of the warriors of Vikingheim, a sturdy weapon that can be used with one or two hands, or simply thrown at an enemy

A relatively common magical item from the city of Lionguard

Carry-All's are the go to military transports in the Cosmic Era

A technological terror