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Latest revision as of 06:38, 4 September 2025
Bensen Cascade is a vehicle introduced in Chromebook Volume 1.
Sourcebook Description
- Racetested for optimum performance, this new model from Bensen carries the tradition of the ultra-fast sport hover into a new decade. The '20 Cascade is the epitome of new tech: its electronics, avionics, powerplant, and luxury are all tomorrow's models today. Gutwrenching acceleration on the straights, bloodcurdling handling in the turns terrifies the uninitiated; only a master (Drive Skill of 8 or greater required) can control the Cascade. Worldspanning access via cellular link keeps you in touch, and the fastest multiprocessors keeps control a thought away with standard interface plugs. Only Night City's best is good enough. Are you?
- Comes in two colors: black as usual, and new for 2020, chrome.
- Game Stats: Top speed 260 mph; can leap up to 3m off the ground but requires a control roll (DIFFICULT) to avoid scraping ground on landing. Full onboard computer systems, including limited autopilot (straight line with no more than 10 turns) and interface controls.[1]
Notes
- Cedric Vernier also drives a Bensen Cascade[2]
- Susan Forrest is paid well and drives a Bensen Cascade hovercar, or AV-9 (depending upon her current activity).[3]
Reference
- ↑ FISK, C. Chromebook Volume 1. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1991. (pg.18)
- ↑ GALEOTTI, M. Eurotour. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1993. (pg.43)
- ↑ PASS, G. Protect & Serve. Berkeley, CA, R. Talsorian Games, 1992. (pg.46-47)