In BotScript, reword the reaction starting “...use the following system” to

“...use the following System:” followed by the name of a Usable System that the Actor has. If that system is not currently usable, this script entry is skipped as if the trigger was false.

In BotScript, remove the line starting “A Reaction is considered Resolvable if: ” and remove the bullet points under it. In the next line, remove “and its corresponding Reaction is Resolvable”

In Systems, remove the line “If a System effect is preceded by “Passive:”, then it has no effect when used, and instead applies to a Bot with that System at all times.”

In Systems, reword the line “While a System has a Condition of 0%, then its Effect is considered to be “No effect.”, and it is skipped when determining the frontmost or rearmost System of a Bot.” to

“While a System has a Condition of 0%, it has the Defunct tag and it is skipped when determining the frontmost or rearmost System of a Bot.”

To the end of the rule Systems, add:

Each system may have any number of tags - this is represented by that tag being within square brackets within the effect of that system. Some tags may permit additional information which may be unique to the system, known as that tag’s Tag Effect. The information of a tag effect (if it exists) is also found within the square brackets of that tag, separated by a colon. The tags a system can have are:
*Electrical: The electrical tag has no direct effect, but may be referenced by system effects.
*Inert: The inert tag has no direct effect, but may be referenced by system effects. The consumption of this system (if any) is said to be due to the weight of the component, rather than the energy cost of using it.
*Mechanical: The mechanical tag has no direct effect, but may be referenced by system effects. A part with neither inert nor electrical is considered to have the mechanical tag irrespective of whether they actually have it.
*Usable: This permits tag effects. This tag permits the system to be Used, as defined in BotScript. When it is used, the tag effect applies.
*Melee: This permits tag effects. When a system with the melee tag is used and the Opponent’s Bot is in any of the three spaces immediately in front of the Actor then the Melee Tag Effect applies - otherwise it is ignored. All Melee systems are said to have the Usable tag irrespective of whether they actually have it.
*Aggressive: If this system causes scratch damage, that scratch damage increases tally as if it wasn’t scratch damage.
*Defunct: A system with this tag loses all effects and tags except Inert, Mechanical, or Electrical.

For each of the following systems if they exist, reword their effects as follows:

Ram: [Mechanical] [Aggressive] Scratch Damage dealt to opponents by this Bot as a result of Shoving is multiplied by ten.

Flipper: [Mechanical] [Usable: If the Actor is Flipped, it ceases to be Flipped.] [Melee: If the Actor did not start the turn with the Flipped Condition, the Opponent becomes Flipped and takes Scratch Damage.]

Axe: [Mechanical] [Usable] [Melee: The Condition of the Opponent’s Chassis has 25% subtracted, and the Condition of the Opponent’s Engine has 10% subtracted.]

Grinder: [Mechanical] [Usable] [Melee: The Condition of the Opponent’s Exposed System (if it has one) has 25% subtracted.]

Plate: [Inert] While the winner of a bout is being determined, Plate is considered to be at 50% condition if it is below 50% condition. (Note: this effect is lost as normal when the system is defunct.)

Taser: [Mechanical] [Electrical] [Aggressive] [Usable: If the opponent is within six spaces, their exposed system (or the chassis if none are exposed) takes Scratch Damage. The system that loses condition from this scratch damage (or the engine if the chassis loses condition) is affected by Shock damage: it is treated as if it had a condition of 25 fewer percentage points than it actually has (to a minimum of 0) until the end of the Bout. Shock Damage is permitted to stack with itself. Electrical systems take double shock damage, and inert or defunct systems take none.]

Mound-Shaped Body: [Inert] If a bot with this system would gain the Flipped status, they do not. Due to being a larger target, any condition loss that any systems of the bot with this system would recieve is also recieved by its chassis.

Spikes: [Aggressive] [Inert] Scratch Damage opponents take which is caused by Bumping is multiplied by the number of spaces that were moved preceding the Bump that turn. This has no effect on damage from shoving.

Cow Catcher: [Inert] When moving into or past an opponents space from any distance away, the excess move beyond the amount that it would take to move adjacent to the opponent is treated as a shove. This effect cannot cause the actor to move futher than their script declared that they would move.

Grapple: [Mechanical] [Aggressive] [Usable: When used, this system causes Scratch Damage to the closest opponent within three spaces in the direction the Actor is facing. If such an opponent exists, the Actor then gains the Tethered to Opponent status, targetting that opponent until the end of the bout. Irrespective of whether that status was able to be applied, this system gains the Defunct tag until the end of the bout.]

Targetting Module: [Electrical] Whenever another System Effect refers to the Exposed System of a Bot, it refers to the frontmost System with the lowest Condition instead (if it is facing the Bot using the Effect) or the rearmost System with the lowest Condition (if it is not).

Lead Weight: [Inert] If a bot with this system would be Shoved, twice its consumption is added to the Shove Power rather than having any portion of it subtracted from it.

Back-up Battery: [Electrical] The Condition of the Engine on this Bot is instead calculated as the Condition of the Engine plus 25% of the Condition of this system, up to a maximum of 100%. This system has 0 consumption if it is above 25% condition.

Modify the consumptions of the following systems if they exist:
Plate to 60
Mound-shaped body to 30
Spikes to 40
Cow catcher to 45
Lead weight to 150
Back-up Battery to 70

Add the following status to the bullet points in Statuses:

*Tethered to Opponent: This status targets an opponent, connecting the two bots together. When either bot moves more than three spaces away from the other, the moving bot is able to (and required to) shove its opponent. Unlike a normal shove, each bot halves its shoving power when it is facing its opponent rather than when it is facing away from its opponent.

Append the following to the rule Scratch Damage:

It is permissible for a rule to specifically state that a chassis, engine or system takes the scratch damage; in that case, it is that component which loses the condition.