Unstable Vorton Tuning System Mutaplasmid

This bioadaptive mutaplasmid tool is the product of an extensive research program by Upwell Consortium nanoengineers working with a variety of recovered Triglavian mutaplasmid strains. The resultant mutaplasmid tool is designed to interface with and alter devices which provide stable fire control for vorton projectors. As such this mutaplasmid could be used to mutate the performance characteristics of vorton tuning system modules and has been made available to all participating member states of EDENCOM.

Triglavian bioadaptive technology makes extensive use of engineered colonies of extremophilic bacteria, that are used to grow, harvest and adapt various resources found in Abyssal Deadspace. Artificial colonizing plasmids integrated into specialist tools used for direct adaptation of technology can be found in Triglavian caches in various stages of development. These mutaplasmids can be used to alter the characteristics of a wide variety of equipment types, depending on the strain and the bioadaptive tool with which they are integrated.

The mutaplasmid colony integrated into this bioadaptive tool is highly unstable, with a high rate of reproduction and mutation. The mutational benefits of using this mutaplasmid are potentially very high but the risks are also extreme.