Equipment & Attachments

Throwable explosive.

*Explodes for AoE 3 / -2 / L, up to 5 targets. *You need both hands free to use this, one to prime it, the other to throw it immediately after. Grenades cannot be cooked. *Throw up to 5 + STR distances away, exploding on the start of your next turn. *Roll dexterity, on a success, it lands where you wanted it to. On a fail, roll a 1d[DISTANCE THROWN]-1. The result is where the grenade lands. *Ignores cover entirely. *May be pushed inside of vehicles at distance 0 with a dex check, dealing damage to all of its components and crew, ignoring the target limit. Failure drops the grenade by your feet, exploding on the next turn. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra grenade. Each charge has 1 weight.

Throwable smoke.

*You need both hands free to use this, one to prime it, the other to throw it immediately after. Grenades cannot be cooked. *Throw up to 5 + STR distances away, exploding on the start of your next turn. The smoke lasts for 10 turns. *Roll dexterity, on a success, it lands where you wanted it to. On a fail, roll a 1d[DISTANCE THROWN]-1. The result is where the grenade lands. *Anyone shooting into or past the smoke is firing entirely blind; their accuracy is a fixed 1d6, with successes only on 6's. You cannot see past it. *May be pushed inside of vehicles at distance 0 with a dex check, blinding every target inside the vehicle. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra smoke grenade. Each charge has 1 weight.

Throwable explosive meant to take out tanks & other armored vehicles!

*Explodes for AoE 9 / -5 / H, up to 10 targets. *You need both hands free to use this, one to prime it, the other to throw it immediately after. Grenades cannot be cooked. *Throw up to 2 + STR distances away, explodes on impact. *Roll dexterity, on a success, it lands where you wanted it to. On a fail, roll a 1d[DISTANCE THROWN]-1. The result is where the grenade lands. *If you are not targetting a vehicle, you need 2 additional successess in order to make it land in its intended target. You may target a module/crew with this. *Ignores cover entirely. *May be pushed inside of vehicles at distance 0 with a dex check, dealing damage to all of its components and crew, ignoring the target limit. Failure drops the grenade by your feet, exploding on the next turn. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra grenade. Each charge has 3 weight.

Throwable explosive. Sticks to vehicles before exploding!

*Explodes for AoE 5 / -3 / M, up to 5 targets. *Sticks to whatever it was thrown at, accompanying it until it explodes! *You need both hands free to use this, one to prime it, the other to throw it immediately after. Grenades cannot be cooked. *Throw up to 5 + STR distances away, exploding on the start of your next turn. *Roll dexterity, on a success, it lands where you wanted it to. On a fail, roll a 1d[DISTANCE THROWN]-1. The result is where the grenade lands. *If you are not targetting a vehicle, you need 2 additional successess in order to make it land in its intended target. You may target a module/crew with this. *Ignores cover entirely. *May be pushed inside of vehicles at distance 0 with a dex check, dealing damage to all of its components and crew, ignoring the target limit. Failure drops the grenade by your feet, exploding on the next turn. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra grenade. Each charge has 1 weight.

A bottle full of poison. Definitely illegal!

*Applicable poison - apply it to your melee weapon or bullets. You may coat up to 1 melee weapon or 10 rounds per charge. *When a target is hit, they take 1 damage for every poison hit they've taken. It lasts 5 turns and the duration resets with each additional hit. *The target may roll constitution every turn to withstand the poison, requiring as many successes as they've been hit. *Alternatively, feed the poison to a target. You may force-feed them up to 3 charges as an action, each charge counting as one hit of the poison. *The poison does not kill, at most it incapacitates. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra bottle. Each charge has 1 weight.

Shovel, hatchet, pickaxe, hammer, nails – the minimum required to dig a trench, fortify a position or to break things down!

*It takes hours to build any field fortifications worth a damned thing. Same for breaking things down, based on how big they are! *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

Detonator and a whole lot of dynamite. Will destroy anything short of the thickest walls there are.

*Instantly pulverizes cover, vehicles and players on the distance it was planted in and immediate adjacent distances, killing/destroying them immediately. *Afterwards, deals AoE 8 / -4 / I, with no target limit. *Cannot be thrown, explosives must be carefully planted and manually blown with a proper detonator. *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

A heavy and cumbersome radio kit, shrunken down as much as possible to fit nicely upon your back.

*Has 2 weight instead of 1. *Allows for communication with other radios through the usage of morse-code. *Not at all encrypted, anyone can listen in to your communications if they happen to be listening in at the same frequency. *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

A set of survival tools. Hunting knife, water purification and filtration kits, premade fuel, salted meats and hardtack.

*Anything one would need to live in the wild for a considerable amount of time. *Without this kit, a normal person is entirely hopeless; this at least gives them a fighting chance! *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

A grappling hook and a really long rope to go with it!

*Can be thrown up to 3 distances away, requiring a dexterity check. *The rope is only 3 distances long, it cannot be longer. You may climb and move along the rope by using both hands.

Body armour, mostly cerimonial, but some still used it during WW1 – mostly the French.

*Considered a damage reduction effect; personal armor, melee attacks deal halved damage to you, rounded down. Unarmed attacks and makeshift melee weapons deal no damage. *You may only bring one full reload of ammo and reloading a weapon takes +1 turn. *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

An entirely outdated suit of armoured plates, ultimate protection against melee.

*Considered a damage reduction effect; personal armor, melee attacks deal 1 damage to you. Unarmed attacks and makeshift melee weapons deal no damage. *Beware of the 'Crushing' trait! *You cannot bring any additional ammo, you have no pockets whatsoever! *Bulky kit: If you have a bulky kit, you cannot carry another piece of equipment with this gimmick.

A thick set of metal plates meant to deflect bullets! Especially tailored to you.

*Considered a damage reduction effect; personal armor, every 10 distances, gunshots deal -1 damage to you. Damage cannot be brought below 1 through this. *Does nothing against melee: The bulky and inconvenient nature of this armor leaves your legs, arms and head exposed. *It takes 3 turns to put on/remove the armor. Allies can help with it. *If you are pinned by an enemy, they and their allies can deal damage to you by exploiting gaps in your armor. They must be at distance 0 to do this. *If you are set on fire, you cannot put the fire out until you remove the armor in its entirety. *It is tailored for you specifically. Nobody else can wear it.

A flare gun and several flares. If it's night, shoot it into the sky!

*When fired into the sky at night, or in a dark place, the whole area is lit up. *Flares last 10 turns before burning out. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extra flare. Each charge has 1 weight.

A suit covered in local debris and greenery, making it very hard to spot you!

*When doing stealth checks and ambushes, you gain an additional 3d6, provided it fits the location you're in.

A tiny cyanide pill, which guarantees death if ingested.

*You have a tiny cyanide pill on your person, hidden away in some tiny compartment. *It takes one action to pull the pill out, and another to swallow it. *Once swallowed, you die within 3 turns. This cannot be stopped in any way. *Alternatively, feed it to someone else somehow. That's what a sane person would do. *Don't forget! You are disarmed when swallowed by a predator. No dropping this into their stomach after you're eaten!

A syringe full of a rapidly-acting agent.

*Only works on Pilzfrauns and their variants; baseliners be damned! *On injection, immediately heal 5 HP. Afterwards, heal 5 HP at the end of the next 3 subsequent turns. *Every stat is reduced by 3 for the next 20 turns. The user is immediately made exhausted and hungry. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge has 1 weight. Regenerates at scene end.

A gel, meant for rubbing onto wounds.

*Only works on Pilzfrauns and their variants; baseliners be damned! *Each charge has 5 applications. Must be applied immediately - it goes bad in a few minutes after opening! *On application, heal 1 HP at the end of the next 20 subsequent turns. You may apply up to 5 units in one go. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge has 1 weight. Regenerates at scene end.

A warhorse! Meant to be mounted and charged into battle!

*The warhorse can be mounted. The person mounting it has full control over the animal's movement. Riding it doesn't use the rider's own movement action(s). *The Warhorse can hold 8 weight unencumbered, has 7 HP, and has 3 movement actions, allowing it to move up to 3 distances per turn. *You you can load 'stowed away' equipment upon your animal and access it, provided the animal is present within the scene. *The animal follows typical rules for weight and HP. Each encumbrance levels decreases how many distances it can move by 1. *If the animal dies, you can get it back for free at the end of the scene. *Does not attack of its own volition - also remarkably dumb, anyone can mount it and run off, even if they're not its owner! *Cannot pull a wagon.

A draft horse, meant to pull a heavy wagon behind itself.

*The Draft horse can hold 5 weight unencumbered, has 4 HP, and has 2 movement actions, allowing it to move up to 2 distances per turn. *You you can load 'stowed away' equipment upon your animal and access it, provided the animal is present within the scene. *The animal follows typical rules for weight and HP. Each encumbrance levels decreases how many distances it can move by 1. *If the animal dies, you can get it back for free at the end of the scene. *Does not attack of its own volition - also remarkably dumb, anyone can pull it away, even if they're not its owner! *Cannot be mounted.

A donkey, meant to carry a lot of things upon itself!

*The donkey can hold 12 weight unencumbered, has 4 HP, and has 2 movement actions, allowing it to move up to 2 distances per turn. *You you can load 'stowed away' equipment upon your animal and access it, provided the animal is present within the scene. *The animal follows typical rules for weight and HP. Each encumbrance levels decreases how many distances it can move by 1. *If the animal dies, you can get it back for free at the end of the scene. *Does not attack of its own volition - also remarkably dumb, anyone can pull it away, even if they're not its owner! *Cannot be mounted. *Cannot pull a wagon.

A huge wagon, meant to carry whatever you need it to carry!

*The wagon can carry 50 weight maximum. *So long as your wagon is around, you can access your stowed-away equipment. *The animal pulling this wagon can only move 1 distance per turn, regardless of weight.

6 damage when attached to the end of a long gun; 4 damage otherwise.

*-2d6 to shooting if attached. Usable by any rifle and most other long guns. *It takes 1 turn to put the bayonet on the gun, or to remove it.

*-3d6 to hit targets 9 distances away or closer.

*-1d6 to shoot targets every 10 distances away, instead of -3d6. *If a weapon modifies the ranging penalty with its gimmicks, use the weapon's ranging rather than the scope's. *Automatic/semiautomatic fire is impossible – you're firing single shots. *Damage transference effects do not apply ( veteran, defender, etc ) - you ignore them. *It takes 1 turn to put the scope on the gun, or to remove it.

*-1d6 to accuracy when not set up, +2d6 when set up.

*It takes 1 turn to put the bipod on the gun, or to remove it.

A strong sling around your person that keeps your weapon held in place should you let go of it.

*Dropping a weapon becomes a free action and it stays with you. *-1d6 to STR or DEX while the weapon is dangling off of you.

Revolvers no longer need to be reloaded bullets one-by-one, they're reloaded in one go.

*Replaces the 'cylinder' gimmick from revolvers with itself.

*Armor piercing ammo, meant to handle the cowards hiding behind steel.

*Has light armor piercing, allowing you to pierce lightly armored vehicles. Deals the weapon's full damage to it. *Shooting at a target without a damage reduction effect causes overpenetration, decreasing damage by 1. *Ignores damage reduction effects, such as a lizardgirl's scales or personal armor. *Ignores damage transference effects, such as veteran or prey-as-armour, by dealing damage to the original target and the transferee. *You may only damage the original target and one single transferee. If there'd be multiple transferees, the one with the highest initiative is hit. *Only the main target can roll their cover, the transferee is hit if the target fails.

Alternative ammo type for Shotguns.

*Deals 6 damage to targets up to 1 distance away. *Deals 2 damage to targets between 1-3 distances away. *Deals 1 damage to targets between 4-9 distances away. *Deals no damage to targets at distance 10 or beyond. *Flying targets always take 6 damage regardless of distance. When hit and damaged, they start falling. Must stabilize themselves as a dex check mid-air to stop falling. *If the target has a cuirass, shield, lizardgirl's scales - or *any* kind of damage reduction effect - birdshot deals no damage at all.

Alternative ammo type for Shotguns.

*Has light armor piercing. Ignores damage reduction effects, ignore damage transference effects, damages the original target and a single transferee with the highest initiative. *Only the main target can roll their cover, the transferee is hit if the target fails. *Deals 4 damage to targets at distance 8 and beyond. *Deals 2 damage to targets at distance 7 or closer. *Weak cover (2d6) is destroyed upon being hit.

Alternative ammo type for Shotguns.

*Deals 3 damage to targets at all ranges.

Attachment applicable to all shotguns.

*Difficult to remove mid battle due to extensive modifications done to the firearm. *Birdshot has all of its effective ranges raised by 1. *Buckshot has its effective range increased by 2. *Cannot use slugs nor buck and ball; doing so makes the weapon explode in your hands, dealing 4 damage and making the weapon unusable.

Attachment applicable to all shotguns.

*Cannot be removed mid-battle, you'd need to replace the entire barrel. *Slugs effective range is changed from 8 to 6. *If any other shell is fired at any point, the weapon has -3d6 to attack from there on out, as the rifling is ruined. *Ranged penalties apply at every 15 distances instead of the typical 10.

*Modification is free.

*Ammo is reduced to 1. Weight is reduced by 1. *Can be used alongside this weapon's other attachments.

*Modification is free.

*Can be fired even at distance 0. Can be unholstered and holstered at no action cost. *Worse ranging: *Deals 4 damage to enemies 2 distances or closer. Deals 2 damage to enemies 3 distances or beyond. *Deals no damage to enemies 10 distances or beyond. *Can be used alongside this weapon's other attachments.

*Shotgun must be single-barelled in order to fit this attachment.

*Extends the ammo capacity of the Double-barrel shotgun, from 1 to 5.

*Modification is free.

*Damage and weight are both reduced to 1. Allows the crossbow to be used one-handed. *Can be used alongside this weapon's other attachments.

A chi-ko-nu Chinese invention for your crossbow!

*The Crossbow now has a magazine of 10 bolts. *This attachment has 2 weight, instead of the typical 1.

A longbow, instead of a typical bow and arrow. Much larger, much harder-hitting, but less wieldy!

*Deals 1 additional point of damage. *The bow is now 1 weight heavier. *-3d6 to shoot targets at distance 3 or closer. *The ranging penalties now apply every at every 15 distances, instead of the typical 10.

*Replaces the 'Musket' gimmick with this gimmick instead.

*Reloading takes 30 turns. *Accuracy penalty returns to normal.

*Reloading the musket now only takes 1 turn.

*Extensive modification to the weapon, requiring it to be rebuild entirely.

*Adds the 'buckshot' trait - you're firing shotgun shells now. *When firing, roll strength. On 0 succcesses, you take 3 damage and your wrist breaks - you can no longer use that hand. *On 1-2 successes, you take 1 damage and the gun falls to the ground. You hurt your wrist! *On 3+ successes, you hold onto the gun safely. *Cannot be removed mid combat - your gun is entirely rebuilt. *You can only fire buckshot. The bore is too big for standard rounds, and other shells would be too unwieldy.

*Takes 1 turn to put the grenade launcher on/off. Cannot fire normally without removing it first, even if no grenade is slotted.

*Roll DEX to hit your target, you only need 1 success regardless of cover. If you fail, roll 1d[DISTANCE TO TARGET]-1 - that is where the grenade lands. *Reloading a grenade after firing takes 1 turn. *Fires a grenade, which explodes on impact, so long as the enemy is 3 distances away or more. Explodes like a regular grenade: AoE 3 / -2 / L, up to 5 targets. *Does not detonate if the enemy is within 2 distances. Deals 2 damage to the target instead. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional grenade. Each charge has 1 weight.

*Has 2 weight. When in cover, +2d6 to cover rolls.

*Has 97 rounds and 1 weight.

*When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional 97 round magazine. Each charge has 1 weight.

*Takes 1 turn to put the grenade launcher on/off. Cannot fire normally without removing it first, even if no grenade is slotted.

*Roll DEX to hit your target, you only need 1 success regardless of cover. If you fail, roll 1d[DISTANCE TO TARGET]-1 - that is where the grenade lands. *Reloading a grenade after firing takes 1 turn. *Fires a grenade, which explodes on impact, so long as the enemy is 3 distances away or more. Explodes like a regular grenade: AoE 3 / -2 / L, up to 5 targets. *Does not detonate if the enemy is within 2 distances. Deals 2 damage to the target instead. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional grenade. Each charge has 1 weight.

*Has 20 rounds. Reloading with standard stripper clips becomes impossible. Must be reloaded with another magazine.

*Loses the Half-agile gimmick. *Difficult to remove mid battle due to extensive modifications done to the firearm in order to accomodate these magazines. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional 20 round magazine. Each charge has 1 weight.

*Has 20 rounds. Reloading with standard stripper clips becomes impossible. Must be reloaded with another magazine.

*Loses the Walking fire gimmick. *Difficult to remove mid battle due to extensive modifications done to the firearm in order to accomodate these magazines. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional 20 round magazine. Each charge has 1 weight.

*It takes 1 turn to put the stock on/off.

*While the stock is on becomes two-handed. *Gains the 'inconvenient' gimmick. *+1 rate of fire.

*Holds 20 rounds instead of the default.

*When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is a magazine. Each charge has 1 weight. *Magazines can be unloaded without dumping the ammunition within them. *Once out of charges, you must reload with stripper clips once more! Only loads 10 bullets at a time, and you can only reload if you are at 10 rounds or below. *Blame the last line on how the gun worked, it was very finnicky and gimmicky. You can ask me about it.

*An extended barrel for the C96 mauser, required in order to properly utilize its special ammunition.

*The barrel allows for more effective powder burning and accuracy for a pistol round: Accuracy penalties apply every 15 ranges instead of the typical 10. *Requires the extended stock in order to be used.

*Special ammunition for the C96 mauser. Weightless attachment.

*Larger, harder hitting, but more difficult to control. A longer barrel is required for proper usage. *Deals +1 damage.

*Holds 50 rounds instead of the default.

*When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an extended magazine. Each charge has 1 weight. *Once out of charges, you must swap back into standard magazines.

*Holds 50 rounds instead of the default.

*When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is a drum magazine. Each charge has 1 weight. *Once out of charges, you must swap back into standard magazines.

*It takes 3 turns to put the pedersen on/off.

*The Springfield deals 2 damage instead of 3. *The Springfield gains +2 rate of fire. *The Springfield has 40 rounds whilst the device is on. *When buying this piece of gear, you're paying for charges of it. Each charge is an additional 40 round magazine. Each charge has 1 weight.

*Your rifle gets a 25 round magazine.

*The magazine cannot be removed easily mid-combat. *The spring tension prevents usage of stripper clips; you're loading shots one by one. *The spring tension would cause the Pedersen Device to malfunction. *2 weight instead of the typical 1.

*It takes 1 turn to put the suppressor on/off.

*Shots are inaudible at distance 5 or beyond. Closer than that and they can be heard. *You remain hidden even after firing, enemies attacked by you must roll twice, taking the lower set, in order to spot you. *May be used alongside this weapon's other attachments.

*Weightless.

*A half-quickloader, which loads three shots at a time, instead of all six.

*It takes 1 turn to put the suppressor on/off.

*Shots are inaudible at distance 5 or beyond. Closer than that and they can be heard. *You remain hidden even after firing, enemies attacked by you must roll twice, taking the lower set, in order to spot you.

*Has 2 weight. When in cover, +2d6 to cover rolls.

*Attachment has no weight.

*Weapon gains +5 rate of fire. *Gain the 'uncontrollable' gimmick. *May be used alongside the other attachments of this weapon.

*Holds 16 rounds instead of the default. Weightless attachment.

*Stripper clips can only load 8 shots at a time. The magazine is not detachable. *May be used alongside the other attachments of this weapon.

*It takes 1 turn to put the stock on/off. Weightless attachment

*The 'automatic fire' attachment's accuracy from extra shots now return to normal. *Gains the 'inconvenient' gimmick. *May be used alongside the other attachments of this weapon.

A drum magazine for the Lewis gun. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the MG08. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A drum magazine for the MG08/15. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the Browning M1917. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the Maxim M1910. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the Vickers machinegun. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the Schwarzlose. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the Fiat Revelli. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A box magazine for the MG11. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A detachable magazine for the Schmidt–Rubin Model 1911. Choose how many to bring at scene start.

A canister full of fuel for a flamethrower. Very dangerous! Handle with care!.