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Melee |
Damage
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Hands
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Damage Type
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Critical Range
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Critical Damage
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Size
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Weight
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Special
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BetleH
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1d8/1d8
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1 or 2
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P, S
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19-20
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2x
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M
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5 lbs
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Double weapon
May be used as two-handed single weapon |
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Missile or
Firearm |
Damage
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Att/Rnd
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Clip
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Range
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Critical Range
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Critical Damage
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Size
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Loaded Weight
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Ammo Type
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See Description |
1 |
6
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200
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19-20
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2x
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S
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5 lbs
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DS Ammo Pack
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3d6 Fire, no adds
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1 |
20
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50
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19-20
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2x
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S
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5 lbs
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DS Energy Cell
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4d6 Fire, no adds
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1 |
10
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10
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19-20
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2x
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S
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5 lbs
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DS Energy Cell
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2d6+1+adds
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3+3 |
6-17
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200
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19-20
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2x
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S
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5 lbs
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.38-.45
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2d6-1+adds
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3+3 |
6-17
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200
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19-20
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2x
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S
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5 lbs
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.22-.32,
9mm |
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1d2, Fort save vs DC 20 or be knocked unconscious See Description |
1 |
100
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8
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20
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2x
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S
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3 lbs
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3 mm hypo
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MiB Gauss Pistol
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4d6+adds |
1 |
100
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300
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19-20
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3x
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S
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5 lbs
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.5 mm needle
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3+3 (B,A) |
19-20
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2x
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M
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5.56,
7.62 |
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3+3 (B,A) |
19-20
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2x
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M
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1d10 |
2
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300
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18-20
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3x
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L
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15 lbs
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7.62
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2 |
20
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10
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20
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3x
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L
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40 lbs
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Naphtha
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Minigun
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2d6 x 4d100, no adds |
1 | 1500 | 500 | 20 | 3x | L | 50 lbs | 7.62 belt |
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B= Burst fire A=Autofire
See house rules for details Adds=Add and reroll all natural 6s |
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betleH
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 The
quintessential Klingon hand weapon. May be used as a two-handed weapon with
one attack, or as a double weapon. The betleH is treated as a martial arts
weapon if a monk has a qualified instructor to learn from. |
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DS Gun
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Each Gun is coded to the individual handprint of the Sandman it is assigned to. If anyone else tries to use a Gun it will explode, doing 6d6 to everyone in a 5' radius (Reflex save vs. DC 18 for 1/2). The person holding the gun must make a Fort save vs. DC 25 to avoid losing their hand and forearm. |
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Flamer Pistol
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Treat as a magical fire attack for purposes of determining how it affects a given target. |
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| Fuser | Fusers produce a very high-temperature, short-range flame burst capable of cutting steel with extended use. Anything in the path of the flame is damaged as well as the target. | |
| Heavy Handgun |  This
category encompasses all handguns .38 caliber and above, with the exception
of 9mm. |
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| Light Handgun |  This
category encompasses all handguns under .38 caliber. 9mm weapons are included
in this catagory as well. |
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LINDA Pistol
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The Linear Induction Nonlethal Defense Armament is an experimental weapon that uses magnetic induction to fire a small hypodermic flechette. The hypo is normally loaded with a teterodotoxin cocktail capable of dropping a moose in its tracks. Damage is minimal, and the target is usually unconscious and paralyzed in a matter of seconds. The LINDA pistol was developed by the US Army for use in urban warfare. The NDR acquired a number of the prototypes and distributed them among the Sanctum armories and to the movement faithful. Like all Gauss weapons, the LINDA pistol is nearly silent and has no muzzle flash. |
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| MiB Gauss Pistol |
Obviously, this weapon doesn't, either. Nor does the heavy rifle version, or the squad-support minigun. If it did exist, what would it be like? Well... The ammo would be small - f = ma means a lot of pain as a increases, and one of these babies could probably accellerate a small needle from a dead stop to around 15,000 feet per second in the space of six inches or so. At those speeds, most armor would be inconsequential; only the reflexes to dodge the hand aiming the gun would be important. The speed determines the range of the weapon, as well. Air friction alone would be enough to vaporise a stray round almost instantly; a tenth of a second at most. Quarter of a mile, tops. If it existed. Which it doesn't. |
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| Assault Rifle |
 This
category includes military-grade weapons such as the AK-47. M-16, Uzi,
Galil, M-1, M-14, and M-203 |
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| Assault Shotgun | This category includes such weapons as the Ithica, the Atchisson Assault 12, and the Pancor Jackhammer. Regular shotguns have the same damage but can only fire each barrel once per round. | |
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Bozar
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A Bozar may only be fired once per round due to heat buildup. The barrel is heavily ribbed and vented in order to disperse as much heat as possible. Even so, firing more than once per round is very likely to bring on a catastrophic failure. Other than pointing out that a Bozar has a maximum damage potential of 60d6, the details of such failures are left as a DM's option. Note: The Bozar is a weapon from Interplay Entertainment's CRPG Fallout 2. Like it, love it, gotta have more of it! |
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Minigun
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Damage
is variable according to the type of round used. Each ammo pack contains
six rounds, one of each of the following types. Rounds with spell-like
effects are not magical in nature, are unaffected by anti-magic or wild-magic
zones, and cannot be dispelled.
First
depicted in the 1976 movie version of Logan's Run, the flamer pistol
fires a tightly focused thermal induction beam that superheats whatever
it strikes, causing it to burst into flame at the point of contact. It
is very quiet and has no visible beam, so it is very hard to detect. Unfortunately,
it has a very short effective range (over 200' it is almost useless) and
almost no penetration. 
The
Bozar is a fully automatic sniper rifle. It has a firing rate of just
over 1800 rounds per minute, chewing through a single burst of 30 7.62
rounds in slightly over 1/2 of a second. Bozars cannot be fired at less
than fully automatic or fire less than 30 rounds (or however much is
in the magazine) at a time. The tremendous recoil generated by a single
shot requires wielders with less than 17 STR to use a bipod; a 15 STR
is required to use one at all. A full magazine holds 60 rounds, enough
for two shots.