Equipment & Attachments

Throwable explosive.

*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. *Anyone on the distance it landed on takes 3 damage. Anyone on an adjacent distance takes 1 damage. Ignores cover entirely, weak cover is destroyed. *Only up to 5 targets may be damaged by a grenade's explosion, in order of initiative, even if they're further away from the grenade compared to others. *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. *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.

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.

*The explosives are potent enough that any cover is immediately pulverized, vehicles are destroyed immediately. *Cannot be thrown, explosives must be carefully planted and 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.

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

*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.

*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.

*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 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. Movement becomes free for the rider. *The Warhorse can hold 8 weight unencumbered, has 7 HP, and can 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, a new one must be paid for, unless you have a perk for it. *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 can 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, a new one must be paid for, unless you have a perk for it. *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 can 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, a new one must be paid for, unless you have a perk for it. *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. *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.

*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 bodily 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, when shot at and hit, immediately fall to the ground. They are stunned for their next turn in such a case. *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.

*Deals 4 damage to targets at distance 8 or beyond. *Deals 2 damage to targets at distance 7 or closer. *Ignores damage penalties, such as a lizardgirl's scales. *Damage transference effects ( prey-as-armour, veteran, etc ) have you deal full damage to both the original target and the transferee. *Weak cover (2d6) is destroyed upon being hit.

Alternative ammo type for Shotguns.

*Deals 3 damage to targets at all ranges.

*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.

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.

Poison tipped bolts for your Crossbow.

*Poisons your target with a quick acting poison: They must roll constitution every turn for the next 5 turns. They need as many successes as they've been hit by you in this timeframe. *Failing the check has the target take 1 damage, a success means they take no damage. *The poison only incapacitates, it does not kill; targets are brought to 0HP at most. *The attachment has no weight.

Poison tipped arrows for your Bow.

*Poisons your target with a quick acting poison: They must roll constitution every turn of theirs for their next 5 turns. They need as many successes as they've been hit by you in this timeframe. *Failing the check has the target take 1 damage, a success means they take no damage. *The poison only incapacitates, it does not kill; targets are brought to 0HP at most. *The attachment has no weight.

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.

*Removes the 'extremely-slow-reload' and 'overloaded-chamber' gimmicks, replacing it with 'loading gate'

*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. Follows the same damage rules as typical grenades. *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 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, loses half-agile gimmick. 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 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. *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.

*Attachment has no weight.

*Weapon gains +3 rate of fire. *Gain the 'uncontrollable' gimmick. *May be used alongside the other attachments of this weapon.

*Holds 16 rounds instead of the default.

*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.

*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.

Short double-edged blade. Can easily be hidden underneath clothing. Arguably one of humanity's oldest weapons.

A small throwing dagger, not as good for shanking someone with as a regularly sized dagger, but remarkably accurate on the throw.

Standard military fighting knife. More of a tool than a combat weapon, but it works in a pinch.

Light, balanced blade optimised for throwing.

A machete, sports a heavy inward-curved blade. Excellent for clearing the way on jungles.

A modern, curved sabre. Made light and sharp for infantry usage.

A cavalry sabre, made much thicker and heavier than a typical sabre, so as to take full advantage of its mount's weight and speed.

Long, thin thrusting sword favoured by duelists.

A short dagger meant to assist a duellist's main weapon.

Heavy blade that can be wielded with either hand.

A remarkably long sword, the kinds you'd see knights use.

Massive, oversized blade, meant for wide swings.

Long-shafted thrusting weapon.

A massive, two-handed club, meant for beating people up!

Infantry polearm; longer and heavier than a spear.

Polearm combining an axe-head, a spike, and a hook. The axe-head can floursh, the spike is extra-long, and the hook is hooking!

Polearm combining a hammer-head, a spike and a hook. The Hammer-head can crush, the spike is extra long, and the book is hooking!

Long cavalry charging weapon, devastating on horseback.

Throwing harpoon, mostly meant to fight sea creatures.

Improvised spiked club fashioned in the trenches.

Flanged bludgeoning weapon.

A military pickaxe is precisely as its name suggests, it focuses all the damage on a single point! It is a bit heavier to accomodate that.

Short-handled axe for chopping.

Balanced axe optimised for throwing.

Large axe that can be wielded one- or two-handed.

Leather lash that entangles as it strikes.

Spiked iron ball on a chain that entangles as it strikes.

Tiny shield that helps defending you in melee.

A moderately sized shield, among the most common types used during medieval times. Kite, round, square, there's many kinds.

A massive board shield, when placed on the ground, it reaches all the way to your chin.