Modifiers are aberrations that allow for physical changes in a TCP. Just as a TCP can be spawned with almost any noun, a modifier can be almost any adjective. Modifiers generally don’t affect a TCP’s overall function and behavior, and make only mild changes to a TCP’s appearance and composition. Most modifiers occur when a TCP spawns, but some can be inflicted externally.

The icons below lead to an index of each subtype, or you can view a full list organized by ID number here.

Subtype Name	Physical Effects	Ability Changes	Mental Effects
	Changes to a TCP's “visual theme”.	Abilities sometimes affected, but not always.	Typically none.
	Changes the internal or external texture of a TCP.	Affects objects created via abilities.	Typically none.
	Changes the pattern (but typically not the color pallete) of a TCP.	Affects objects created via abilities.	Typically none.
	Changes the overall shape of a TCP.	Affects objects created via abilities.	Uncommon.
	Minimal visual indicator.	May affect ability usage/effectiveness.	Effects vary wildly, but are always present in this subtype.
	Changes the overall material a TCP is composed of.	Affects objects created via abilities.	Common.
	Completely changes a TCP's structure.	Abilities are modified or even completely different.	Common.