WeaponArmorToolDrinkResourceSkillingInstall
Core component for robots, drones, and terminal upgrades.
StackableConsumableEquipped
Bonuses
- Processing Power
- 12
- System Compat
- technology
- Heat Sensitivity
- Yes
Tier III · Rare
Microchip MotherboardWeapon
A green-lacquered board the size of a paperback, dense with solder joints that still look factory-fresh despite the date etched on the underside. Each trace catches the light like a river viewed from a plane at dusk.
WeaponTypeAlso armor, tool, drink, resource, skilling · Install action
RareRarityTier III
650 $KHashValue
0.7 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · stacks to ∞
4Level req.2s cooldown
Entry
Item
The Microchip Motherboard is a high-density, modular logic board once used in pre-collapse computing systems. Now it’s a vital piece in restoring lost tech, whether it be upgrading bots, reviving derelict AI, or overclocking a mobile terminal.
Manufactured in limited batches through uv light exposed to silicon waffers. Recovered from derelict tech labs, crashed drones, and smart-toasters gone rogue.
Its traces glow faintly when near electromagnetic fields… or strong memories.
Psychotic once said, we chasing the rush of trying to decipher the code a decade later.
- Increases processing capability by 12 units
- Compatible with: technology
- Has minor heat sensitivity, avoid unstable power sources
- Stackable in drone fabrication, robot brain slots, and terminal sockets
Crafting Integration
Section titled “Crafting Integration”Used in advanced blueprints for:
- Z90 MurderBot AI core
- Field repair terminals
- Sensor modules
- Autonomous harvest drones
“They say the first one was grown, not soldered. Every board since is a poor imitation of the original dream.”
Some engineers believe if you align five boards under a blood moon, they boot into something… conscious.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”
Circuit Recovered
You pry it from a scorched bot shell.
DevLog
Section titled “DevLog”- 05/27/2025 - Microchip Motherboard added as core tech upgrade and crafting component
Chronicle
Lore
Salvaged from a decommissioned fabrication line that was running designs nobody filed patents on, most likely because the engineers who drew them preferred not to be found. The chips respond to instructions the documentation does not cover, and they run cooler than their silicon budget allows. Sensitive to heat, not because of thermal failure, but because it makes them talkative.
Concept by h0lybyte and Art by KBVE Pixel Workshop.