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ITEM CATALOG

Browse all active database items: descriptions, slots, bonuses and reward sources. This is a catalog, not your inventory; browsing grants no items.

Carbon Dev Vest

A lightweight carbon vest. Tough enough for a raid, comfortable enough for one more build.

Firewall Jacket

A protective jacket for meetings that got out of hand and robots that won't take no for an answer.

Liquid-Cooling Vest

The tubes keep the system cool and the programmer tough enough for the next wave.

Quantum Hoodie

Your favorite hoodie outside, reinforced mesh inside. Comfort for long nights and longer fights.

UPS Chest Rig

Backup power on your chest. When the office loses power, you stay in the fight.

Shock-Absorber Boots

Heavy soles for long fights and bad office floors. They carry you through one more rough day.

Hover Soles

Futuristic soles with glowing modules. They grant equipment bonuses, not flight or an extra jump.

Magnetic Boots

Sturdy boots with metal soles. They offer protection, not the ability to walk on walls.

Silent Deploy Shoes

Smart shoes for a quiet entrance and very noticeable results. A silent deploy is style, not invisibility.

Sprint Sneakers

Sneakers for a sprint that's finally an actual sprint. Their bonus helps make your moves more efficient.

128 GB RAM Module

A pocket memory kit. For all your open thoughts, tabs and one very closed attitude toward bots.

8 TB SSD Module

A tiny, fast storage module for a big collection of good decisions and a few backup ideas.

Backup Orb

A little reassurance in your pocket for a calmer start to battle. Does not restore lost lives or consumed items.

Pocket GPU Core

A glowing core for a programmer who would rather break down a complex problem than back away from it.

Wi-Fi Beacon

A compact antenna for clear thoughts amid the noise. Its bonus applies to the wearer; it does not summon allies.

Debug Glasses

Cyan lines across the lenses, a clearer head and less energy spent on special moves.

Firewall Helmet

White-and-cyan head armor. Uninvited requests meet a very solid rim.

Kernel Helmet

A navy shell with golden circuits for anyone who keeps a cool head when everything else crashes.

Neural Visor

A purple band that gathers your thoughts while enemies try to scatter them.

Trace Visor

Amber lenses for the programmer who can still spot the next good move in the chaos.

Cache Ring

A left-hand ring with tiny cores. Keeps your best idea close and your next punch ready.

Gesture Band

A discreet wristband for tidy moves, even when the sprint turns into a brawl.

Haptic Debug Glove

A precise left-hand glove for catching bugs that suddenly grew metal legs.

Pulse Smartwatch

A watch on your left wrist that reminds you to breathe, then carry on a little smarter.

Root Ring

A small ring for the left hand, a big confidence boost before the next terminal and the next punch.

Left Kinetic Guard

A left-leg guard that loves movement but dislikes the hard edges of office furniture.

Left Servo Brace

A simple servo frame for your left leg. A steady step is half a job well done.

Left Stealth Guard

A slim left-leg guard for a clear head and energy-efficient special moves. Does not grant invisibility.

Left Thermal Guard

A reinforced left-leg guard with cooling fins. Handy when the team atmosphere heats up.

Left Gyro Stabilizer

A precise left-leg assembly that keeps a programmer focused and tough enough until the shift ends.

Commit Ring

A right-hand ring for moves you stand behind. A small signature, a rather convincing punch.

Compiler Glove

A right-hand glove that turns good intentions into very concrete contact with the enemy.

Overclock Smartwatch

A right-wrist watch for the sprint's last task. And the one after it. And the one that just arrived.

Power Gauntlet

A reinforced right-hand glove for arguments a bot can't close without a response.

Wrist Terminal

A right-wrist terminal for sound judgment and precise movement. A keyboard doesn't always need a desk.

Right Kinetic Guard

A right-leg guard for steps that don't stop at the first failed attempt.

Right Servo Brace

A servo frame for your right leg. No magic shortcut, just a reliable addition to good technique.

Right Stealth Guard

A slim right-leg guard for measured strikes and sensible energy use. No invisibility mode.

Right Thermal Guard

A reinforced right-leg guard. When servers burn with work, your defense stays reassuringly solid.

Right Gyro Stabilizer

A strong right-leg assembly for a fighter who regains balance faster than a project returns to normal.

Rubber Duck Amulet

Your most patient colleague hangs around your neck. Listens to every problem and never schedules a meeting.

Git Branch Talisman

A branching metal pendant for those who survived conflicts and stayed ready for the next merge.

Root Key Pendant

A metal key to courage, not to new locked gates. Real access still has to be earned.

Semicolon Charm

A tiny symbol that knows the cost of going missing. Helps you stay precise in the chaos.

Uptime Hourglass

A pocket reminder that not every long shift is a victory. A little more endurance for the moment that matters.

Danube Hoverboard

A Danube hoverboard from the resistance garage. For now, it's bonus-granting gear, without a separate riding mode.

Electric Raid Bike

A compact electric bike for a city still fighting. Currently boosts stats without changing movement.

Mechanical Office Chair

A chair that finally earned the word ergonomic. Currently offers defensive bonuses, without vehicle controls.

Cargo Drone Seat

A reinforced seat from an improvised transporter. Currently grants bonuses, without flight or drone summoning.

Server Rover

A small off-road carrier for server equipment. Currently a powerful piece of gear, not a separate vehicle or ally.

ForcePad Tablet

A reinforced tablet for a precise programmer. The screen is touch-sensitive. The edge, less so.

Keystrike Keyboard

A mechanical keyboard with a decisive Enter key. Its bonus strengthens existing strikes, without adding a new attack.

M5 Max Laptop

A portable workstation with a serious chassis. When the presentation fails, its weight still makes a point.

Microserver Hammer

A small server on a sturdy handle. A heavy request for the enemy and a respectable addition to the arsenal.

Threadstorm Laptop

A laptop for many threads and one clear intention: finish the raid while the coffee is still warm.