Big Guys:
The Cyborc team may have a maximum of one Big Guy player on the team. Big Guys may not use team rerolls.
The device usually takes the form of a massive robot, driven by a crew of scampering Grots.

Advance:
On any skill roll, Cyborcs may instead take any Cyborc Bionic Enhancement for free (but the Value of the player will still increase). This represents the Mad Dok testing some new improvements to pre-existing devices and offering to install it no charge to test them out. You must STILL make the surgery roll if a bionic is installed in this manner.

New skills/traits:
Orcish Contraption- See the Gnome team for descriptions of all the contraptions skills.

Skarboy - Mad doks choose only the hardiest of Orc lads for their bionik experiments. A skarboy who suffers complications after a bionic procedure is treated slightly differently. Roll 2D6 as normal. On a 2, the subject permanently loses a point of Strength, and must miss the next game whilst he recovers. If either dice is a 1, the player permanently loses a point of Movement, but does not miss the next game. If the player has already lost two points of Movement, he loses a point of Armour instead. Apothecaries and re-rolls may not be used to effect these results. Any other roll indicates a successful surgery. In addition, the player need not roll for complications at all for any bionics that are purchased for him when he is first added to the team.

Cyborc Bionic Enhancements:
Cyborcs may not choose bionic upgrades from the normal list, but instead must choose from the list below. Grots may not have any kind of bionic upgrades at all. Note that the penalty rolls associated with bionics are slighty higher for this team, as referees tend to find it difficult to send off seven or eight burly Orcs in one go! Cyborc teams are not restricted by the usual NAF limit of only having three bionically enhanced players per team.

A player with more than one bionic upgrade only has to make one penalty roll after each drive - use the roll that is most likely to get the player sent off. Remember that a player cannot lose more than two points from a characteristic for any reason. A player can have more than one bionic upgrade that effects the same part of his body - for example, his legs may be both bionic and teleskopic.

If a player has two or more bionic enhancements fitted at the same time, you only need roll for complications once. Also, the Mad Dok gets a discount for ordering parts in bulk. Every bionic bit fitted after the first reduces the overall cost of the procedure by 10,000 gold crowns (down to a minimum cost of 10,000 gold crowns per implant). So a player fitted with Horns, an Iron Gob and Teleskopic legs at the same time would only need to roll for complications once, at a cost of 80,000gc (20k + 40k+ 40k - 10k - 10k).

Similar to the rules for all other teams using the Bionic shop. You do not have to make any surgery rolls for players getting bionics as part of a brand new TR 100 team. As it is assumed that the players on the starting roster signed up with the surgery already successfully completed. As with all other teams this is ONLY true when the team is first created. After initial creation all bionic additions require surgery rolls.

Cyborc Bionics
• Bionic Eye (20,000) - Player gains the Accurate skill. Penalty roll: 11+
• Bionic Arm (30,000) - Player gains Hail Mary Pass and Mighty Blow. Penalty roll: 10+
• Bionic Legs (60,000) - Player gains +1 to his MA, and Leap, Kick and the coach's choice of (Pass Block, Diving Catch or Diving Tackle). Penalty roll: 9+
• Bomb Chucka (40,000) - Only one per team. The player counts as having the Explosive Bombs secret weapon. Penalty roll: 8+
• Buzzsaw Arm (60,000) - Only one per team. The player counts as having the Chainsaw secret weapon. Penalty roll: 8+
• Doobie Danglies (free) - May be taken for free when the player has a second (or more) bionic installed. By reorganizing/replacing some bits and bobs to make the whole system more accessible, the Mad Dok makes it easier to patch the player up mid game and allows the expensive bionics to automatically compensate to protect themselves for adverse weather (at the cost of much flexibilty). The player gains Regeneration and Weather Immunity, but loses a point of both MV and AG. Penalty roll: none, as the referee can't tell them apart from the player's other bionics.
• Horns (20,000) - The player gains the, erm, Horns skill. Penalty roll: none
• Iron Gob (40,000) - Only one per team. The player's shiny new metal jaw marks him out as the biggest and best Orc around (ie the team captain)!. He gains Double Dauntless, Leader and Greater Glory. Penalty roll: 11+
• Kustom Job (60,000) - The Mad Dok whips up something extra special! The player gains one of the following skills: Big Hand, Claw, Extra Arms, or Mace Tail. However you are limited to just one of each of these skills on the team and a player cannot have more than one Kustom Job. Penalty Roll: 11+
• Rearview Peepers (50,000) - The Mad Dok literally installs eyes in the back of the player's head. Player's better view of the pitch means he gains Pass Block and Two Heads. Penalty Roll: 11+
• Rokkit Pack (20,000) - Player gains Wings and Leap. The highly combustive nature of the propellant means that the player also gains the TIKSTPK skill similar to the Orcish Contraption as well. Penalty roll: 10+
• Skull Cap (10,000) - The player has his cranium replaced with a sheet of metal. He gains +1 AV, but is never quite the same again, and also suffers from Bonehead. Penalty roll: 11+
• Spike (30,000) - A retractable blade above the wrist gives the Orc the ability to slice through the opposing players. Player gains Stab skill. Penalty roll: 11+
• Squig on a Chain (10,000) - Less a bionic improvement; more of a small Squig on a chain, nailed to the player's armour and trained to hold the ball in his teeth if he gets close to it. The player gains Extra Leg, Prehensile Tail and Cruelty. Penalty roll: none
• Teleskopic Arms (60,000) - Only one per team. The player gains extendable arms, that can be used to grab opponents tightly or the ball from under the noses of opposing players! Player gains the skills Sure Hands, Strip Ball, and Tentacles. Penalty roll: 9+
• Teleskopic Legs (40,000) - Player gains Jump Up and Very Long Legs, but loses a point of MV (instead of gaining one from getting Very Long Legs). Penalty roll: 10+

Allies:
No one will ally with, or take allies from, the Cyborc team.

Apothecary:
Standard, representing the Mad Dok's effort to patch up his lads.

Head Coach:
Standard

On Pitch Spellcaster:
Cyborc spellcasters are called Weirdboys. They cannot have any bionic upgrades, as it interferes with their magic. Grots may not become spellcasters. The starting spell for a Cyborc Spellcaster is 'Eadbutt.
Successful Result: Pick one opposing player within seven squares of the caster. The target counts as being blocked by a player with a Strength value equal to the the number of Orcs (not Grots) currently on the pitch and standing (i.e. not prone or stunned). Resolve the block as normal, with any pushbacks being made directly away from the caster. This spell cannot cause a casualty; i.e. the worst it can do is KO the target.
Failure Result: The caster suffers the effects of the spell. This will not cause a turnover.
Range: One opposing player within seven squares of the caster.
Succeeds on: 3+

Secret Weapons:
The Cyborc team may not take any secret weapons, other than those that come as bionic enhancements.