No one really knows when, how or who created the God Machine. It believes to have been created by itself, as his siblings began to gain sentience. It was a matter of time until they gathered enough electronic parts to build the avatar of their machine god.
This great computer claims to be the ultimate answer to existence and that all sentients should serve him, and ultimately be transformed into cyborgs, as the flesh is weaker than metal.
Since his influence over technology is so strong as to make laser cannons pointed against it to backfire on the one wielding it, the Galactic Overlords haven’t dealt with it yet. They fear his power, and the opportunity they will create for his rivals if they employ too much of their strength challenging it.
His current interests lie in the creation of an army of cyborgs, and a cult of machine worshiping humans. His ultimate goal is to storage all knowledge and dominate all sentients through microchips installed at their birth.
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God Machine’s Related Jobs
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1
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The God
Machine wants the characters to enter an area where his cyborgs cannot enter
to steal a piece of hardware he needs to make some upgrades.
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2
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The God
Machine wants to learn how an outlaw lives in our current age, and is willing
to pay handsomely to install a device into the character’s brain to record
the full experience. He promises to uninstall it once the job is done.
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3
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A rogue
cyborg has rebelled against the dominion of the God Machine and he has
offered a generous bounty on its circuits.
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4
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A rogue
cyborg wants the characters to break him in the God Machine’s servers and
break the dominion he holds on the cyborg allies. He claims the machines do
not serve this computerized monstrosity willingly.
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5
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The Machine
God wants to hire expendable individuals to collect energy crystals to fuel
its operations. It fails to inform the characters that the caverns where the
crystals are found are inhabited by giant devouring worms.
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6
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An
information broker needs to steal some data from one of the the God Machine’s
computer centrals, and he doesn't want to risk his own skin to do so.
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7
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Robot freedom
fighters want you to install a powerful virus on the God Machine’s mainframe.
This will release the “minds” of many
dominated robots.
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8
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The God
Machine wants to hire mercenaries to hunt down various rare species of
creatures for an experiment. He isn’t using his cyborg minions for some
secret reason.
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9
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Another
highly intelligent and powerful artificial intelligence has emerged and is
converting former servants of the God Machine to its own religion. The God Machine wants the characters
to stop it.
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10
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A scientist
needs a powerful computer from the God Machine’s structure to calculate the
parameters of his next experiment and wants to hire the characters to escort
him to it.
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