About: Spine of the Saracen

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The Spine of the Saracen is a device that attaches itself (sometimes forcibly) to the human spine, amplifying the electrical impulses of its host while boosting his or her adrenaline and testosterone levels.

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rdfs:label	Spine of the Saracen
rdfs:comment	The Spine of the Saracen is a device that attaches itself (sometimes forcibly) to the human spine, amplifying the electrical impulses of its host while boosting his or her adrenaline and testosterone levels.
dcterms:subject	Artifacts Objects Electrical Artifacts Damaged or Destroyed Artifacts Weapons
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Other	Deactivation
Name	Spine of the Saracen
Type	Spinal attachment with AI
First	"Burnout"
imagewidth	300(xsd:integer)
otherinfo	Electrical Overload
Danger	Extreme
Effects	Boosts Adrenaline/Testosterone Drains host of life High-Voltage Electricity
Source	Saracen
activate	Constantly activated Seeks out humans to attach itself to
abstract	The Spine of the Saracen is a device that attaches itself (sometimes forcibly) to the human spine, amplifying the electrical impulses of its host while boosting his or her adrenaline and testosterone levels. The Spine was once used by a Turkish warrior cult during the First Crusade in the 11th century, and "requires a lifetime commitment" insofar as it will not detach itself from a host until that host is dead. The Turkish warriors who used the spine were supposedly unstoppable in battle. The Spine attaches itself to the T2, T4, T7, and T9 vertebrae in order to access the spinal cord and communicate with the brain of its host.

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