For inspiration, take a look at
pyramid's first issue which has the article Necromantic Tools. I believe it has rules for undead arm replacements. The second thing I would suggest to look at is
DF6: 40 Artifacts. It is more of a toolkit for legendary artifacts. So you could get ideas to make something like a bronze arm, of racial origin, within the Mad Gear King's tomb or an arch-wizard's clay prosthetic arm, of magical/material origin, that has switchable body part. Other than that I would think Powers is better than using Ultra-Tech for DF games for making prosthetic body parts in a dungeon fantasy game.
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1. So in Unhealing actually a limitation on any implants? Sure they won't heal on their own, but most healing in DF is magical/clerical which I believe would actually fix any damaged implants.
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If magical, I would say heals only within mana zones. If mechanical, see an artificer, artificer priest, or dwarven blacksmith.
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4a. Optional add-ons, like Accessory (Video Display) for my cyber-eyes example above, need to be linked with the package their added to, does anyone have any idea on how to do this?
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I wouldn't do upgrades, but if you are, check out Dungeon Fantasy Video Gaming form
Pyramid #3/72. It has video game-like power ups that
might work for a magical prosthetic.