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== RULES SETTING == | == RULES SETTING == | ||
*'''Rules''' - Savage World Adventure Edition (SWAE) | *'''Rules''' - Savage World Adventure Edition (SWAE) | ||
− | *'''Setting Rules''' (SWAE pg. 136- | + | *'''Setting Rules''' (SWAE pg. 136-145) – ''Born a Hero'' (ignore rank requirement at character creation), ''Fanatics'' (villains henchmen might take the damage for the villain), ''High Adventure'' (benny to gain a combat edge you qualify for), ''Unarmored Heroes'' (Wild Cards who don’t wear armor gain +2 to soak rolls. Energy Shields don’t count as armor worn, nor does any AP provided by an occult power), ''Wealth'' (as rules in SWAE 145 but updated below), ''Wound Cap'' (the maximum number of Wounds a character can suffer is 4 from one hit) |
*'''Science Fiction Companion''' (SFC) for additional rules for Cyberware (pg. 29-31), Starship (pg. 40-50) and Vehicles (pg. 51-57). Also using Rifts: Team Tomorrow Player’s Guide (SWR) for additional cybernetics and rules and the '''Super Power Companion''' (SPC) for power creation. Also including a few Edges from the '''Rifts: Team Tomorrow''' (SWR) guide. | *'''Science Fiction Companion''' (SFC) for additional rules for Cyberware (pg. 29-31), Starship (pg. 40-50) and Vehicles (pg. 51-57). Also using Rifts: Team Tomorrow Player’s Guide (SWR) for additional cybernetics and rules and the '''Super Power Companion''' (SPC) for power creation. Also including a few Edges from the '''Rifts: Team Tomorrow''' (SWR) guide. | ||
:Using the SFC for starships (and vehicles). Note to re-invent the wheel using the systems as uses in my SWADE Star Law found here[https://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/SWAE.SF.StarLaw#SFC_UPDATES]. See Vehicles and Starships below. | :Using the SFC for starships (and vehicles). Note to re-invent the wheel using the systems as uses in my SWADE Star Law found here[https://wiki.rpg.net/index.php/SWAE.SF.StarLaw#SFC_UPDATES]. See Vehicles and Starships below. | ||
*'''Leadership''' edges in a High Tech setting the range with Command is extended to those who you can see and who can hear you, via a vox caster, etc. (not just 5”). With Command Presence they only need to hear your orders (via a vox caster, etc.) to gain the bonuses. Without advanced communication the range is as per normal (5” or 10” with Presence). | *'''Leadership''' edges in a High Tech setting the range with Command is extended to those who you can see and who can hear you, via a vox caster, etc. (not just 5”). With Command Presence they only need to hear your orders (via a vox caster, etc.) to gain the bonuses. Without advanced communication the range is as per normal (5” or 10” with Presence). | ||
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== HOUSE-RULES == | == HOUSE-RULES == | ||
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::'''''Tech Use''''': basic understanding of how to operate (turn on, etc.) most technological devices and machines. Without can only use the most basic and easy to understand machine operation (shooting a lasgun, using a com-bead, etc.). Includes and replaces Electronic skill from SWAE. | ::'''''Tech Use''''': basic understanding of how to operate (turn on, etc.) most technological devices and machines. Without can only use the most basic and easy to understand machine operation (shooting a lasgun, using a com-bead, etc.). Includes and replaces Electronic skill from SWAE. | ||
::'''''Think Machine Chant''''': basic understanding of how to communicate (use) and activate Think Machines (computers). Also used for Electronic lock-picking or hacking a system. Includes and replaces the Hacking skill from SWAE. | ::'''''Think Machine Chant''''': basic understanding of how to communicate (use) and activate Think Machines (computers). Also used for Electronic lock-picking or hacking a system. Includes and replaces the Hacking skill from SWAE. | ||
− | *'''Xeno Mistrust''': Humans and Aliens in the Known Worlds have little understanding or trust for those not of their race, and as such have problems interacting. This mean that both Humans and Xeno may | + | *'''Xeno Mistrust''': Humans and Aliens in the Known Worlds have little understanding or trust for those not of their race, and as such have problems interacting. This mean that both Humans and Xeno may benefit from ‘others’ Leadership edges, depending on Hindrances, they suffer a -2 to all Persuasion checks each other and –4 to any other skill where understanding might come into play (like Healing, Intimidation, Taunt, etc.). The Edge Xeno-Empathy (Background) allows these penalties to be ignored. |
− | *'''Tech Redemption''': In the Known Worlds most people have little understanding of how the amazing technology around them works. Because of this characters suffer a -4 to all Repair, Science, Tech Use and Think Machine Chant | + | *'''Tech Redemption''': In the Known Worlds most people have little understanding of how the amazing technology around them works. Because of this characters suffer a -4 to all Electronics, Repair, Science, Tech Use and Think Machine Chant when using or trying to fix or use a piece of technology (anything over Industrial Tech level) unless specified otherwise. Anyone can learn to shot a laser rifle or use a voxcaster. The Edges Tech Recognition and Master Tech can cancel these penalties. Also that due to their additional complexity all Void craft (from starfighters to the largest JumpGate ship) suffer an additional -2 to their Pilot and Tech Use skills without the proper edges (so a -6 when piloting a Void Craft, without Void Training and/or other edges). |
* '''Status and Wealth''': In the Empire of Man your status is an important factor and wealth is more abstract. Both are represented by dice. These rules or more extensive than those listed in the SWA rules. | * '''Status and Wealth''': In the Empire of Man your status is an important factor and wealth is more abstract. Both are represented by dice. These rules or more extensive than those listed in the SWA rules. | ||
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== STATUS == | == STATUS == | ||
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Status is a trait represented with a dice that you can add your Wild Die. By default player characters starts as Middle Class within the Known Worlds (a base D6 in both Status and Wealth, see below). Edges and Hindrances can affect this rating. If a character wish to not belong to one of the Faction they are considered a Freeman, or a semi-independent peasant/yeomen. These characters do not have any real power within the Known Worlds but they are not restricted in travel and the Church affords them more leeway on the restrictions it imposes on others of the peasant class (technology, etc). | Status is a trait represented with a dice that you can add your Wild Die. By default player characters starts as Middle Class within the Known Worlds (a base D6 in both Status and Wealth, see below). Edges and Hindrances can affect this rating. If a character wish to not belong to one of the Faction they are considered a Freeman, or a semi-independent peasant/yeomen. These characters do not have any real power within the Known Worlds but they are not restricted in travel and the Church affords them more leeway on the restrictions it imposes on others of the peasant class (technology, etc). | ||
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| '''RANK''' || '''STATUS''' || '''DIE''' | | '''RANK''' || '''STATUS''' || '''DIE''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | 1 | + | | 1 |
+ | | Slave or Outcast (Sub-hab Ganger, Peasant-Serf, Slave, Mutant, Alien, Outcast) | ||
+ | | d4-2 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 2 | ||
+ | | Lower Class (Yeomen, Imperial Army Soldier, Vassal) | ||
+ | | d4 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 3 | ||
+ | | Middle Class (Knight, Lay-Priest, Guilds-Man) | ||
+ | | d6 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 4 | ||
+ | | Upper Class (Barnett or Baron, Canon or Primates, Guild-Chief) | ||
+ | | d8 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 5 | ||
+ | | Elite (Earl or Marquis, Deacon, Guild-Administrator) | ||
+ | | d10 | ||
+ | |- | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | 6 |
+ | | Lesser Royal (Count, Bishop or Archbishop, Guild-Lord)* | ||
+ | | d12* | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | 7 |
+ | | Royal (Duke, the Patriarchy, Guild-Arcmagi)* | ||
+ | | d12+1* | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
− | | 8 | + | |- |
+ | | 8 | ||
+ | | Ruler (the Emperor of the Known Worlds)* | ||
+ | | d12+3* | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |colspan="3"| | ||
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== WEALTH == | == WEALTH == | ||
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{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
| '''RANK''' || '''WEALTH''' || '''DIE''' | | '''RANK''' || '''WEALTH''' || '''DIE''' | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | 1 | + | | 1 |
+ | | Dead Broke | ||
+ | | d4-2 | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | 2 | + | | 2 |
+ | | Poor | ||
+ | | d4 | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | 3 |
+ | | Average | ||
+ | | d6 | ||
|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
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|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | 4 |
+ | | Well to Do | ||
+ | | d8 | ||
|- | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 5 | ||
+ | | Rich | ||
+ | | d10 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 6 | ||
+ | | Very Rich | ||
+ | | d12 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 7 | ||
+ | | Great Wealth* | ||
+ | | d12+2* | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 8 | ||
+ | | Extreme Wealth* | ||
+ | | d12+5* | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | |colspan="3"| | ||
|} | |} | ||
: *''These levels of Wealth are NPC level only'' | : *''These levels of Wealth are NPC level only'' | ||
− | Base characters start with a | + | Base characters start with a D6 Wealth die that can be modified by Hindrances and Edges. Whenever a character wishes to purchase an item, they make a Wealth Check. This roll is against a base TN 4. Items are grouped into value categories which can modify the roll. If they succeed with the check they gain the item and their Wealth die is reduced by 1 step for the remained of the adventure. If they get a raise they do not reduce their Wealth die for this purchase. |
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− | Factors such as availability | + | Factors such as availability or legality (military and illegal items) can modify the check by one or two upward. In addition, rare or illegal items may require other Skill Checks just to find a seller. Items closer to the low end of a value category might have their penalty reduced by 1, at the game master's discretion. Certain items are simply too expensive to be listed on the table above. Things like starships and artifacts are listed under cost as Relics and cannot normally be purchased. Characters with at least wealth 4+ can get Minor Relics with the Edge. |
'''Value Category -- Wealth Check penalty''' | '''Value Category -- Wealth Check penalty''' | ||
− | :Free (F) No wealth check needed | + | :Free (F): No wealth check needed |
− | :Cheap (C) +2 to the check (items costing up to 10 firebirds) | + | :Cheap (C): +2 to the check (items costing up to 10 firebirds) |
− | :Normal (N) No modifier (items costing up to 100 firebirds) | + | :Normal (N): No modifier (items costing up to 100 firebirds) |
− | :Pricy (P) -2 to the check (items costing up to 1,000 firebirds) | + | :Pricy (P): -2 to the check (items costing up to 1,000 firebirds) |
− | :Expensive (E) -4 to the check (items costing up to 5,000 firebirds) | + | :Expensive (E): -4 to the check (items costing up to 5,000 firebirds) |
− | :Very Expensive (VE) -6 to the check (items costing up to 25,000 firebirds) | + | :Very Expensive (VE): -6 to the check (items costing up to 25,000 firebirds) |
− | :Extremely Expensive (EE) -8 to the check (items costing up to 100,000 firebirds) | + | :Extremely Expensive (EE): -8 to the check (items costing up to 100,000 firebirds) |
− | :Minor Relic (MR) -10 to the check (items costing up to | + | :Minor Relic (MR): -10 to the check (items costing up to 250,000 firebirds) |
− | :Relic (R) -12 to the check (items costing up to | + | :Relic (R): -12 to the check (items costing up to 1,000,000 firebirds) |
− | :Significant Relic (SR) -14 to the check (items costing up to | + | :Significant Relic (SR): -14 to the check (items costing up to 2,500,000 firebirds) |
− | :Greater Relic (GR) -16 to the check (items costing up to | + | :Greater Relic (GR): -16 to the check (items costing up to 10,000,000 firebirds) |
− | :Minor Artifact (MA) -18 to the check (items costing up to | + | :Minor Artifact (MA): -18 to the check (items costing up to 25,000,000 firebirds) |
:Artifact (A) -20 to the check (items over 1,000,000,000+ firebirds) | :Artifact (A) -20 to the check (items over 1,000,000,000+ firebirds) | ||
− | '''Retries''': a failed Check may not be retried with the same seller during the same session, but the character may attempt to find another seller. This requires time and possibly a related Skill Check (Networking, Connections, Common Knowledge, etc.) to do so, both at the GM’s discretion. If there is only one such item the character wants (buying a particular store front), then the check cannot be retried until the next session, and the GM may require some in-game rationale for the change in the character’s ability to purchase the item, such as a Windfall. | + | '''Wealth Check Results''' |
+ | : * Success: Purchase item, no other effects | ||
+ | : * Failure (Result of 2 or 3): Purchase item if you choose, but incur a point of Debt if you do so. | ||
+ | : * Failure (Result of a 1): Purchase item if you choose, but incur 2 points of Debt if you do so. | ||
+ | : * Failure (Result of 0 or less): Cannot purchase the item. | ||
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+ | '''Retries''': a failed Check may not be retried with the same seller during the same session, but the character may attempt to find another seller. This requires time and possibly a related Skill Check (Gossip, Networking, Connections, Common Knowledge, etc.) to do so, both at the GM’s discretion. If there is only one such item the character wants (buying a particular store front), then the check cannot be retried until the next session, and the GM may require some in-game rationale for the change in the character’s ability to purchase the item, such as a Windfall. | ||
'''Haggling''': A successful Persuasion roll immediately prior to a Wealth Check gives the character a +1 on that check, +2 with a Raise. But a failure results in a -1 penalty. | '''Haggling''': A successful Persuasion roll immediately prior to a Wealth Check gives the character a +1 on that check, +2 with a Raise. But a failure results in a -1 penalty. | ||
− | '''Major Purchases''': A character can make three major purchases per session | + | '''Major Purchases''': A character can make three major purchases per session. What constitutes a major purchase depends on their Wealth: |
− | : D4-2 -Cheap | + | : *D4-2 -Cheap |
− | : D4 -Normal | + | : *D4 -Normal |
− | : D6 -Pricy | + | : *D6 -Pricy |
− | : D8 -Expensive | + | : *D8 -Expensive |
− | : D10 -Very Expensive | + | : *D10 -Very Expensive |
− | : D12 -Extremely Expensive | + | : *D12 -Extremely Expensive |
Each value category of an item above the listed major purchase category counts as an additional major purchase. Consequently, you gain twice the purchases of items below your level. For example, a character with d4 Wealth a Normal item would count as one major purchase, a Pricy one would count as two, while a single Expensive Item would use all three major purchases for the session. | Each value category of an item above the listed major purchase category counts as an additional major purchase. Consequently, you gain twice the purchases of items below your level. For example, a character with d4 Wealth a Normal item would count as one major purchase, a Pricy one would count as two, while a single Expensive Item would use all three major purchases for the session. | ||
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+ | '''Debt''': Whenever a Wealth Check fails with a result of 1 or above, the character can opt to acquire the item anyway, but incurs a point of Debt. Debt serves as an ongoing penalty to your Wealth Checks. One point of Debt can be removed for each session you do not make any major purchases, or by spending Windfalls points. If a character has four or more points of Debt, he should probably be on the lookout for “collectors”, possibly even gaining a minor Wanted Hindrance temporarily. A character can gain a quick +1 bonus on a Wealth Check if he is willing to overextend himself. When purchasing the item, he immediately gains one point of Debt, in addition to any gained for a failed check. | ||
'''Windfalls''': Characters may sell or barter resources they acquire the course of play, or even ones they already own. This can temporarily increase their Wealth in the form of Windfall points. The GM gives the Windfall a value category like any other item (Cheap, Normal, etc.), then compares the Windfall category to the character's major purchase category to determine the points gained: Windfall category is less: No bonus Windfall category is equal: +1 Windfall category is one step above: +2 Windfall category is two steps above: +4 Windfall category is three steps above: +6 | '''Windfalls''': Characters may sell or barter resources they acquire the course of play, or even ones they already own. This can temporarily increase their Wealth in the form of Windfall points. The GM gives the Windfall a value category like any other item (Cheap, Normal, etc.), then compares the Windfall category to the character's major purchase category to determine the points gained: Windfall category is less: No bonus Windfall category is equal: +1 Windfall category is one step above: +2 Windfall category is two steps above: +4 Windfall category is three steps above: +6 | ||
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'''Multiple Items''': Groups of similar items should be made as a single purchase. Five or more items give a -1 penalty to the Wealth Check. Ten or more will bump the Cost category up one. Multiply these values by 10 for each higher Cost category. So buying five Cheap items lowers the Cheap bonus from +2 to +1. Buying 10 makes it a Normal Item purchase. 50 adds a -1; 100 makes it an Expensive purchase. For Windfalls, each factor of 10 increases the category one level, so ten Normal items are considered Expensive, and 100 are Very Expensive. For game purposes, Windfalls are an abstract unit and items cannot be split up to gain additional bonuses. Unless the selling/barter process is important for role-playing, Windfall points for the group of items should be assigned immediately and the items themselves considered no longer in play. | '''Multiple Items''': Groups of similar items should be made as a single purchase. Five or more items give a -1 penalty to the Wealth Check. Ten or more will bump the Cost category up one. Multiply these values by 10 for each higher Cost category. So buying five Cheap items lowers the Cheap bonus from +2 to +1. Buying 10 makes it a Normal Item purchase. 50 adds a -1; 100 makes it an Expensive purchase. For Windfalls, each factor of 10 increases the category one level, so ten Normal items are considered Expensive, and 100 are Very Expensive. For game purposes, Windfalls are an abstract unit and items cannot be split up to gain additional bonuses. Unless the selling/barter process is important for role-playing, Windfall points for the group of items should be assigned immediately and the items themselves considered no longer in play. | ||
− | === | + | ===Starting Characters Gear=== |
− | + | A character starts with one set of Clothing equal to his Status. Then they are allowed three additional items up to their Wealth level in Major purchases without making a check. Any choices of a category one lower than their Wealth count as ½ a purchase, two lower as ¼ (at character creation that is about as low as one can go for these choice; any lower counts as ¼ item). One item maybe purchases at their Wealth level +1 but uses up two ‘additional’ item choices, or it can be used to purchase an item at their Wealth level +2 but use all their additional choices. Characters then make up to 3 Major purchase as they normally could during a ‘session’ but with the following conditions; failed rolls do not allowed retries or debt. | |
− | A character starts with | ||
− | + | A starting characters could also use a Minor Hindrance to gain a “Wealth Boon” that grants them Three Major Purchase at their base Wealth level. For this setting, those with a Cohort Badge or Imperial Charter also gain up to two pieces of VE weapons or armor of choice granted by the Order. | |
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== CHARACTER CREATION == | == CHARACTER CREATION == | ||
− | + | Within the “Company of the Phoenix” the heroes have all recently joined together as a group of new Questing Knights for the new Emporer Alexius Hawkwood (the Pheonix Emperor), setting out to explore the Known Worlds and beyond in his name. | |
− | * | + | : * Spend 6 points for Attributes and 14 points for Skills (including the base starting skills). |
− | + | : * Pick a Race: Most should be Human but others might include the Ur-Obun (spiritual and peaceful), Ur-Ukar (warrior culture that live underground and ritually scare their bodies) and the Vorox (large, six-limbed aliens that most considered barely sentient). | |
− | + | : * All Human gain a free Edge (most still qualify for) and 2 additional starting Skill points. | |
− | + | : * Pick a Faction: character gain either the Commission, Noble or Ordained faction edge for free. Characters wishing to play a Freeman instead gain one addition Background Edge for free but their Status and Wealth levels are 2 (d4) . Non-Human characters that choice a faction must also take the Minor influence Hindrance to reflect their status within these groups (they are not fully accepted). | |
− | + | : * All characters with a Faction Edge also gain either the Imperial Charter (if a Noble) or Cohort Badge (if a Priest or Guildsman) for free. | |
− | : | + | : * All characters start with the Tech Recognition edge for free. |
− | * | + | : * Then choose your Hindrances. These can be spent as normal per SWA. A character can also spend a Minor Hindrance to take a ‘Wealth Boon’ (see Characters Gear in the Wealth above). |
− | *All characters with a Faction Edge also gain either the | + | : * Arcane Backgrounds – the only two types of Arcane Backgrounds allowed within the Known Worlds are Psychic and Theurgist. Psychic uses the Psionic skill and while rare are not unheard of. Theurgist uses the Faith skill and generally limited to those with the Ordained faction but there are others. The Church frowns on this greatly and have outlawed most uses by non-Priests. There are other NPC only Arcane Backgrounds but they are considered evil and illegal. |
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== THOSE WHO DIFFER -ALIENS == | == THOSE WHO DIFFER -ALIENS == | ||
− | + | '''UR-OBUN'''</br> | |
− | '''UR-OBUN''' | ||
A spiritual and peaceful alien race, the Ur-Obun are one of the two races known as the “Children of the Ur”. Having a close connection with the Anunnaki they called the "Venkalli" or Lightbringers whom they revered as gods. They have developed a pacifist and philosophical society. One of the only two near-human races ever discovered they suffer the least prejudice of all alien races. Ur-Obun are recognizable as being very similar to humanity but have dark pupil-less eyes and an almost golden hued skin. Their home planet Velsimil is controlled by Hawkwood. | A spiritual and peaceful alien race, the Ur-Obun are one of the two races known as the “Children of the Ur”. Having a close connection with the Anunnaki they called the "Venkalli" or Lightbringers whom they revered as gods. They have developed a pacifist and philosophical society. One of the only two near-human races ever discovered they suffer the least prejudice of all alien races. Ur-Obun are recognizable as being very similar to humanity but have dark pupil-less eyes and an almost golden hued skin. Their home planet Velsimil is controlled by Hawkwood. | ||
− | :'''Spiritual''' [2]: base Spirits of d6 and a maximum starting of a d12+1 | + | : * '''Spiritual''' [2]: base Spirits of d6 and a maximum starting of a d12+1 |
− | :'''Gifted Psychics''' [2]: if the character starts with an Arcane Background they automatically gain +5 Power Points and gain either a +1 to their ''Faith'' or ''Psionic'' skill. | + | : * '''Gifted Psychics''' [2]: if the character starts with an Arcane Background they automatically gain +5 Power Points and gain either a +1 to their ''Faith'' or ''Psionic'' skill. |
− | :'''Night Vision''' [1]: no penalties for darkness, except in Total Darkness. | + | : * '''Night Vision''' [1]: no penalties for darkness, except in Total Darkness. |
− | :'''Pacifism (Minor)''' [-1]: as Hindrance | + | : * '''Pacifism (Minor)''' [-1]: as Hindrance |
− | :'''Languages''': Obur (spoken and written), Urth (spoken and written) | + | : * '''Languages''': Obur (spoken and written), Urth (spoken and written) |
− | '''UR-UKAR''' | + | '''UR-UKAR'''</br> |
Along with the Ur-Obun, the Ur-Ukar are one of the two races recognized as “Children of the Ur”. They hold a close relationship to the Anunnaki (specifically, the Kadani) whom they revere as gods. Displaced from the Obun home world after the War in the Heavens, they were placed on Kordeth. Ukari are tribalistic and clannish and have become physically accustomed to living underground and in the dark. Ukari are largely suppressed by humanity and either live as supplicants or mercenaries. Their natural ability to fight and work in the dark gives them a huge advantage over their human counterparts. In a long history of conflict, the Ur-Ukar have come to value the traits of the warrior. Their culture is naturalistic and honest, and they rely heavily on tradition. These qualities made them very popular in the media for a time. They are recognizable by their pale coloring and extensive body scarification. </br> | Along with the Ur-Obun, the Ur-Ukar are one of the two races recognized as “Children of the Ur”. They hold a close relationship to the Anunnaki (specifically, the Kadani) whom they revere as gods. Displaced from the Obun home world after the War in the Heavens, they were placed on Kordeth. Ukari are tribalistic and clannish and have become physically accustomed to living underground and in the dark. Ukari are largely suppressed by humanity and either live as supplicants or mercenaries. Their natural ability to fight and work in the dark gives them a huge advantage over their human counterparts. In a long history of conflict, the Ur-Ukar have come to value the traits of the warrior. Their culture is naturalistic and honest, and they rely heavily on tradition. These qualities made them very popular in the media for a time. They are recognizable by their pale coloring and extensive body scarification. </br> | ||
They share the black eyes of the Ur-Obun, as well as having a natural gift for Psi powers, though the two races are definitely not on friendly terms. | They share the black eyes of the Ur-Obun, as well as having a natural gift for Psi powers, though the two races are definitely not on friendly terms. | ||
− | :'''Agile''' [2]: base Agility of a d6 and a maximum starting of d12+1 | + | : * '''Agile''' [2]: base Agility of a d6 and a maximum starting of d12+1 |
− | :'''Gifted Psychics''' [1]: if the character starts with an Arcane Background they automatically gain +5 Power Points. | + | : * '''Gifted Psychics''' [1]: if the character starts with an Arcane Background they automatically gain +5 Power Points. |
− | :'''Fighters''' [1]: base ''Fighting'' skill of a | + | : * '''Fighters''' [1]: base ''Fighting'' skill of a d6 and maximum starting of d12+1 |
− | :'''Thermal Vision''' [1]: halve all darkness penalties including total Darkness (max - | + | : * '''Thermal Vision''' [1]: halve all darkness penalties including total Darkness (max -2). Including invisibility, etc. |
− | :'''Disturbing (Minor)''' [-1]: the ritual scarring and body tattoos of an adult Ur-Ukar can be disturbing for most Humans. Treat as the Outsider (Minor) Hindrance. | + | : * '''Disturbing (Minor)''' [-1]: the ritual scarring and body tattoos of an adult Ur-Ukar can be disturbing for most Humans. Treat as the Outsider (Minor) Hindrance. |
− | :'''Languages''': Obur (spoken and written), Urth (spoken and written) | + | : * '''Languages''': Obur (spoken and written), Urth (spoken and written) |
− | '''VOROX''' | + | '''VOROX'''</br> |
− | Standing nearly ten feet tall, covered in shaggy orange fur, a lupine shaped head and six muscular arms/feet ending in highly venomous claws it's no wonder that Vorox are considered the most ferocious sapient in the Known Worlds. However the church recognizes them as having a soul closest to that of humanity. The distinction lies between the feral vorox and those who have been civilized. The Vorox hail from the planet of Ungavorox, a House Li Halan fief. "Wild" Vorox are never let off the planet by their Li Halan overlords, a practice dating back to the Second Republic. Only civilized Vorox, those that have undergone a special training program and had their poisoned claws removed (with the exception of the local nobles, who are allowed to retain one, non-poisonous claw as symbol of their office). Civilized and feral Vorox typically disdain each other. The main Vorox social unit is the Angerak, the pack. Packless Vorox eventually go insane, and most who travel off world form at least a temporary Angerak with trusted human and alien companions. The Vorox are officially headed by a king under the authority of the Li Halan, although he is not recognized by the wild packs of feral Vorox dominating the jungle regions that cover most of Ungavorox | + | Standing nearly ten feet tall, covered in shaggy orange fur, a lupine shaped head and six muscular arms/feet ending in highly venomous claws it's no wonder that Vorox are considered the most ferocious sapient in the Known Worlds. However the church recognizes them as having a soul closest to that of humanity. The distinction lies between the feral vorox and those who have been civilized. The Vorox hail from the planet of Ungavorox, a House Li Halan fief. "Wild" Vorox are never let off the planet by their Li Halan overlords, a practice dating back to the Second Republic. Only civilized Vorox, those that have undergone a special training program and had their poisoned claws removed (with the exception of the local nobles, who are allowed to retain one, non-poisonous claw as symbol of their office). Civilized and feral Vorox typically disdain each other. The main Vorox social unit is the Angerak, the pack. Packless Vorox eventually go insane, and most who travel off world form at least a temporary Angerak with trusted human and alien companions. The Vorox are officially headed by a king under the authority of the Li Halan, although he is not recognized by the wild packs of feral Vorox dominating the jungle regions that cover most of Ungavorox. |
− | + | : * '''Very Strong''' [4]: start with a base Strength of d8 (max starting of a d12+2) | |
− | :'''Very Strong''' [4]: start with a base Strength of d8 (max starting of a d12+2) | + | : * '''Multi-Limbs''' [3]: with six limbs, two that can be used as either extra legs or arms. If used as arms for an extra weapon to elimiate one Multi-Action penalty or grants +2 to Grapple checks, or if used as legs adds +2 to Base Move. This stacks if they take the Two-Fisted Edge (can use three weapons, without suffering multiple action penalty) or Fleet Footed (Base Pace increase from 6 to 8/10 when using their middle limbs for movement and their Run die increases from d4+2 to d6+3/d8+4) |
− | :'''Multi-Limbs''' [3]: with six limbs, two that can be used as either extra legs or arms. If used as arms for an extra weapon to elimiate one Multi-Action penalty or grants +2 to Grapple checks, or if used as legs adds +2 to Base Move. This stacks if they take the Two-Fisted Edge (can use three weapons, without suffering multiple action penalty) or Fleet Footed (Base Pace increase from 6 to 8/10 when using their middle limbs for movement and their Run die increases from d4+2 to d6+3/d8+4) | + | : * '''Size +3''' [3]: +3 Toughness, +1” natural Reach and +1 to Intimidate but -1 to Stealth skills. |
− | :'''Size +3''' [3]: +3 Toughness, +1” natural Reach and +1 to Intimidate but -1 to Stealth skills. | + | : * '''Big''' [-2] suffers a -2 to all checks when using gear not built for their size. Increase the cost of armor, clothing, specialized firearm triggers, etc. +1 price step and the must consump twice as much food and water (so they used twice as many rations and ship supplies). |
− | :'''Big''' [-2] suffers a -2 to all checks when using gear not built for their size. Increase the cost of armor, clothing, specialized firearm triggers, etc. +1 price step and the must consump twice as much food and water (so they used twice as many rations and ship supplies). | + | : * '''Clumsy (Major)''' [-2]: vorox are not agile and suffer a -2 on Agility Trait tests (but not linked Agility skills) |
− | :'''Clumsy (Major)''' [-2]: vorox are not agile and suffer a - | + | : * '''Primitive (Major)''' [-2]: vorox do not gain the Tech Recognition edge for free and cannot take it at character creation. They suffer an additonal -2 with any such skills. |
− | :'''Primitive (Major)''' [-2]: vorox do not gain the Tech Recognition edge for free. | + | : * '''Languages''': Uth (spoken and written), Voroxen (spoken) |
− | :'''Languages''': Uth (spoken and written), Voroxen (spoken) | ||
== NEW AND MODIFIED HINDRANCES AND EDGES == | == NEW AND MODIFIED HINDRANCES AND EDGES == | ||
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:'''Disallowed Edges''' – Aristocrat, Artifcicer, Gadgeteer, Wizard. | :'''Disallowed Edges''' – Aristocrat, Artifcicer, Gadgeteer, Wizard. | ||
:'''Allowed Edges from SWR''' – Battle Hardened, Combat Sense (Improved Combat Sense), Cyber-Psychic Alignment (Improved Cyber-Psychic Alignment) | :'''Allowed Edges from SWR''' – Battle Hardened, Combat Sense (Improved Combat Sense), Cyber-Psychic Alignment (Improved Cyber-Psychic Alignment) | ||
:'''Allowed Hindrances from SFC''' – Low Tech | :'''Allowed Hindrances from SFC''' – Low Tech | ||
− | :'''Allowed Edges from the SFC''' – Cyber Tolerant, Atmospheric Acclimation, Gravity Acclimation, Rocket Jock | + | :'''Allowed Edges from the SFC''' – Cyber Tolerant, Atmospheric Acclimation, Gravity Acclimation, Rocket Jock (updated Cyborg and Gear Up, see below) |
:'''Allowed Edges from the SPC''' – Team Leader (updated, see below) | :'''Allowed Edges from the SPC''' – Team Leader (updated, see below) | ||
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− | '''FACTION HINDRANCES''' | + | '''FACTION HINDRANCES''' |
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:'''BLACK SHEEP''' (Minor) [requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge]: The character is not in good standing with his or her faction and is ostracized by it. The character suffers a -2 to any Claim of Hospitality and when using their Connections or when Networking within their faction. | :'''BLACK SHEEP''' (Minor) [requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge]: The character is not in good standing with his or her faction and is ostracized by it. The character suffers a -2 to any Claim of Hospitality and when using their Connections or when Networking within their faction. | ||
:'''BASTARD''' (Minor or Major) [requires Nobility edge]: Depending on their relationship with their parent a bastard child of a Noble House, a bastard child may be granted some advantages of the house or maybe ignored and left to fend for themselves in all things. As a Minor hindrance the character suffers a -1 to both checks even within their own faction. Also, while the character can still make a claim of Hospitality she suffer a -2 penalty. As a Major hindrance the character’s Status and Wealth is lowered by one, they do not have any Connections within their Order, and cannot make Claims of Hospitality. | :'''BASTARD''' (Minor or Major) [requires Nobility edge]: Depending on their relationship with their parent a bastard child of a Noble House, a bastard child may be granted some advantages of the house or maybe ignored and left to fend for themselves in all things. As a Minor hindrance the character suffers a -1 to both checks even within their own faction. Also, while the character can still make a claim of Hospitality she suffer a -2 penalty. As a Major hindrance the character’s Status and Wealth is lowered by one, they do not have any Connections within their Order, and cannot make Claims of Hospitality. | ||
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===EDGES=== | ===EDGES=== | ||
'''UPDATED EDGES''' | '''UPDATED EDGES''' | ||
− | :'''BRAWNY''' | + | :'''BRAWNY''' does not increase your Size. All other benefits still apply. |
:'''RICH''': Increase your Wealth level and die by +1 over your Status level. You gain one additional major purchase per session (and one additional item at Character Creation). | :'''RICH''': Increase your Wealth level and die by +1 over your Status level. You gain one additional major purchase per session (and one additional item at Character Creation). | ||
::'''FILTHY RICH''': You increase your Wealth die an additional +1 over your Status level but to a maximum of 6/d12. You gain one additional major purchase per session (stacks with Rich, so two additional automatic Major Purchases). | ::'''FILTHY RICH''': You increase your Wealth die an additional +1 over your Status level but to a maximum of 6/d12. You gain one additional major purchase per session (stacks with Rich, so two additional automatic Major Purchases). | ||
− | :'''TEAM LEADER''' | + | :'''TACTICIAN''' instead, at the beginning of combat, make your Battle roll. With a Success, draw one card. This card can be used at any time by one of your Allies as an extra action during this combat. |
+ | ::'''TACTICIAN MASTER''' allows 2 cards with a success that can be use for allies that allow two extra actions. This can be two different allies in the same round or one card/extra action per round. | ||
+ | :'''TEAM LEADER''' also, any allies in your command area count as one addition adjacent ally for the purpose of determining Gang Up bonuses. This still can’t exceed the normal maximum Gang Up bonus of +4. | ||
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:'''COHORT BADGE''' [Ordained or Commissioned, Status 3+, cannot have a major Faction Hindrance]: The character is an imperial cohort, and aide-de-camp to one of the Emperor’s Questing Knights. The character gains a +1 to Persuasion skill checks with Imperial agents and most of the common people. They can also draw on Imperial Stores and gain one additional major purchase a session and they may now make a Claim of Hospitality with Imperial Agents and other Factions. Cohorts can cross bounties free of taxation and are granted free consul from any prosecution. Cohorts must uphold a code of behavior and duty, can never act against Imperial interests and may be called upon at any time to undergo any number of missions for the order or the Emperor. | :'''COHORT BADGE''' [Ordained or Commissioned, Status 3+, cannot have a major Faction Hindrance]: The character is an imperial cohort, and aide-de-camp to one of the Emperor’s Questing Knights. The character gains a +1 to Persuasion skill checks with Imperial agents and most of the common people. They can also draw on Imperial Stores and gain one additional major purchase a session and they may now make a Claim of Hospitality with Imperial Agents and other Factions. Cohorts can cross bounties free of taxation and are granted free consul from any prosecution. Cohorts must uphold a code of behavior and duty, can never act against Imperial interests and may be called upon at any time to undergo any number of missions for the order or the Emperor. | ||
:'''CYBERNETIC IMPLANTS''' [Novice]: this edge maybe purchased more than once, each time grant the character 4 Strain points for cybernetic abilities but each time this Edge is taken the character suffers a -1 to Persuasion skill checks as they become less ‘human’ (even if the cybernetics are hidden). Minor cybernetics, like an artificial heart or hand that have no game effect, don’t require this edge. | :'''CYBERNETIC IMPLANTS''' [Novice]: this edge maybe purchased more than once, each time grant the character 4 Strain points for cybernetic abilities but each time this Edge is taken the character suffers a -1 to Persuasion skill checks as they become less ‘human’ (even if the cybernetics are hidden). Minor cybernetics, like an artificial heart or hand that have no game effect, don’t require this edge. | ||
− | :'''GEAR UP''' [Novice, cannot have the Poverty hindrance]: gain Eight Pricy | + | :'''GEAR UP''' [Novice, cannot have the Poverty hindrance]: gain Eight Pricy Four Expensive, or Two Very Expensive or One Extremely Expensive item(s) or any combination of. |
:'''IMPERIAL CHARTER''' [Nobility, Status 3+, cannot have a major Faction Hindrance]: The character has joined the Emperor’s new Order of Question Knights. Granted only to characters of Noble Birth, this is one of the most powerful Knightly Orders within the Known Worlds. Knights gain a +1 to Persuasion with anyone who holds the Emperor in good stead. A knight may inspect public Church and League records (but not private ones) and may cross feudal boundaries free of taxation. They are generally immune from prosecution although charges can be brought up with the Imperial Court. The character can also draw on Imperial Stores and gain one additional major purchase a session and gains a +2 to Status when making a Claim of Hospitality with Imperial Agents and can make a basic Claim with any other Faction. Knights must uphold a code of behavior and duty, can never act against Imperial interests and may be called upon at any time to undergo any number of missions for the order. | :'''IMPERIAL CHARTER''' [Nobility, Status 3+, cannot have a major Faction Hindrance]: The character has joined the Emperor’s new Order of Question Knights. Granted only to characters of Noble Birth, this is one of the most powerful Knightly Orders within the Known Worlds. Knights gain a +1 to Persuasion with anyone who holds the Emperor in good stead. A knight may inspect public Church and League records (but not private ones) and may cross feudal boundaries free of taxation. They are generally immune from prosecution although charges can be brought up with the Imperial Court. The character can also draw on Imperial Stores and gain one additional major purchase a session and gains a +2 to Status when making a Claim of Hospitality with Imperial Agents and can make a basic Claim with any other Faction. Knights must uphold a code of behavior and duty, can never act against Imperial interests and may be called upon at any time to undergo any number of missions for the order. | ||
:'''MINOR RELIC''' [Novice, Wealth 4/d8 or Connection]: begins with an item(s) worth Minor Relic cost. | :'''MINOR RELIC''' [Novice, Wealth 4/d8 or Connection]: begins with an item(s) worth Minor Relic cost. | ||
− | :''' | + | :'''NOBEL CLAW''' [Novice, Noble faction, Vorox]: as a noble Vorox you were allowed to keep one of your species poisons claws. Damage STR+d4 and living target must make a Vigor check or be Distracted and Vulnerable until the end of its next turn. |
:'''XENO-EMPATHY''' [Novice, Smarts d8+]: you have studied and have an understanding of peoples not of your race. You no longer suffer the misunderstanding penalties when dealing with Xeno races. | :'''XENO-EMPATHY''' [Novice, Smarts d8+]: you have studied and have an understanding of peoples not of your race. You no longer suffer the misunderstanding penalties when dealing with Xeno races. | ||
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There are three major factions within the Known Worlds – Nobles, whom rule over the lands and the peasants, the Church whom protect the minds and souls of the people, and the Guilds whom control industry and trade. Each via for control of not only their own spheres of interest against other factions within their domains (The Hawkwoods and the Decados have a long standing rivalry, while the Avesti and Eskatonic Orders are constantly at each other’s throats), they also via with the other the other faction for more control or arguments over who controls what (for example the Noble Houses and various Guilds often bicker what technology they can use and the Church tries to discourage both from relying on it too heavily or distributing too much to the common people, etc.). Most characters should belong to one of these factions as they provide protection and status within the Known Worlds. A character whom chooses not to take one is considered either a Freeman (if Human) or a Vassal (if an Alien). They gain no bonuses but are allowed some limited freedoms out the Factions. | There are three major factions within the Known Worlds – Nobles, whom rule over the lands and the peasants, the Church whom protect the minds and souls of the people, and the Guilds whom control industry and trade. Each via for control of not only their own spheres of interest against other factions within their domains (The Hawkwoods and the Decados have a long standing rivalry, while the Avesti and Eskatonic Orders are constantly at each other’s throats), they also via with the other the other faction for more control or arguments over who controls what (for example the Noble Houses and various Guilds often bicker what technology they can use and the Church tries to discourage both from relying on it too heavily or distributing too much to the common people, etc.). Most characters should belong to one of these factions as they provide protection and status within the Known Worlds. A character whom chooses not to take one is considered either a Freeman (if Human) or a Vassal (if an Alien). They gain no bonuses but are allowed some limited freedoms out the Factions. | ||
:'''COMMISSIONED''' [Novice, Guild Member]: You have a Merchant League Guild commission, and considered a Guilds-Men (Base Status and Wealth of 3). You have the equivalent of the Connected edge within your own Guild and can make Claims of Hospitality within the Merchant League. Within the Guild there are five major chapters that each grant its members special training (and bonuses to certain skills) | :'''COMMISSIONED''' [Novice, Guild Member]: You have a Merchant League Guild commission, and considered a Guilds-Men (Base Status and Wealth of 3). You have the equivalent of the Connected edge within your own Guild and can make Claims of Hospitality within the Merchant League. Within the Guild there are five major chapters that each grant its members special training (and bonuses to certain skills) | ||
− | ::'''*Charioteers''' | + | ::'''*Charioteers''': +2 to either Boating, Drive or Pilot and +2 Tech Use. |
− | ::'''*Engineers''' | + | ::'''*Engineers''': +2 to either Repair or Tech Use and +2 to either Science or Think Machine Chant. |
− | ::'''*Scavers''' | + | ::'''*Scavers''': +2 to Gambling and +2 to Thievery |
− | ::'''*Musters''' | + | ::'''*Musters''': +2 to Athletics and +2 to Intimidate |
− | ::'''*Reevers''' | + | ::'''*Reevers''': +2 to either Intimidate or Persuasion and +2 to Research |
:'''HIGHER STATUS''' [Novice, requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge]: Your character is of a higher status and wealth within his or her Faction. Increase your Status and Wealth level by +1 (generally to 4/d8 unless modified with other Hindrance, Edge or Raises) | :'''HIGHER STATUS''' [Novice, requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge]: Your character is of a higher status and wealth within his or her Faction. Increase your Status and Wealth level by +1 (generally to 4/d8 unless modified with other Hindrance, Edge or Raises) | ||
::'''GREATER STATUS''' [Novice, requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge Higher Status]: You have even more power and responsibility within your faction. Increase your Status and Wealth level by an additional +1 (generally level 5/d10). | ::'''GREATER STATUS''' [Novice, requires Commission, Nobility or Ordained edge Higher Status]: You have even more power and responsibility within your faction. Increase your Status and Wealth level by an additional +1 (generally level 5/d10). | ||
:'''NOBILITY''' [Novice, Noble Born]: The character is a member of a noble house (Base Status and Wealth of 3). The character has the equivalent of the Connected edge within their own Family’s House and can also make a Claim of Hospitality with other Noble Houses of the Known World. Each House specially trains its members in a variety of fields, focusing on what the House Elders had deemed important in days past. | :'''NOBILITY''' [Novice, Noble Born]: The character is a member of a noble house (Base Status and Wealth of 3). The character has the equivalent of the Connected edge within their own Family’s House and can also make a Claim of Hospitality with other Noble Houses of the Known World. Each House specially trains its members in a variety of fields, focusing on what the House Elders had deemed important in days past. | ||
− | ::*'''Hawkwood''' | + | ::*'''Hawkwood''': +2 to either Academia or Battle and +2 to either Intimidate or Persuasion |
− | ::*'''Decados''' | + | ::*'''Decados''': +2 to either Intimidate or Taunt and +2 to either Stealth or Thievery |
− | ::*'''al-Malik''' | + | ::*'''al-Malik''': +2 to Persuasion and +2 to either Academia or Research |
− | ::*'''Li Halan''' | + | ::*'''Li Halan''': +2 to Academia and +2 to Persuasion |
− | ::*'''Hazat''' | + | ::*'''Hazat''': +2 to Battle and +1 to either Fighting or Shooting |
:'''ORDAINED''' [Novice, Church Member]: The character is an ordained minister of the Universal Church, protector souls and bringer of light (Base Status and Wealth of 3). The character of the equivalent of the Connected edge within their Order and can make Claim of Hospitality within the Universal Church. Each Order focuses on various studies that they deem most import for their priests before being sent out among the disciples. | :'''ORDAINED''' [Novice, Church Member]: The character is an ordained minister of the Universal Church, protector souls and bringer of light (Base Status and Wealth of 3). The character of the equivalent of the Connected edge within their Order and can make Claim of Hospitality within the Universal Church. Each Order focuses on various studies that they deem most import for their priests before being sent out among the disciples. | ||
− | ::*'''Urth Orthodox''' | + | ::*'''Urth Orthodox''': ++2 to Academia and 2 to Persuasion |
− | ::*'''Brothers Battle'''[https:// | + | ::*'''Brothers Battle'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/42643527713837228/visual-search/]: +2 to Athletics and +1 to either Fighting or Shooting |
− | ::*'''Eskatonic Order''' | + | ::*'''Eskatonic Order''': +2 to either Academia or Survival and +2 to either Occultism or Persuasion |
− | ::*'''Temple Avesti''' | + | ::*'''Temple Avesti''': +2 to Intimidate and +2 to Occultism |
− | ::*'''Sanctuary Aeon'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AShYoX3brU1gOdYdjnAH-OXxVMbnAMmBvDX4AdyTsnHOXH5Z5fnmKV8/]: + | + | ::*'''Sanctuary Aeon'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/AShYoX3brU1gOdYdjnAH-OXxVMbnAMmBvDX4AdyTsnHOXH5Z5fnmKV8/]: +2 to Healing and +2 to Persuasion |
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:'''COMMANDO''' [Seasoned, Assassin or Woodsman, Extraction]: The elite commando can move and still benefit from the Aim maneuver so long as he does not also run (cannot aim if they run). He also gains a +2 to Notice checks vs. others getting ‘the Drop’ on them. | :'''COMMANDO''' [Seasoned, Assassin or Woodsman, Extraction]: The elite commando can move and still benefit from the Aim maneuver so long as he does not also run (cannot aim if they run). He also gains a +2 to Notice checks vs. others getting ‘the Drop’ on them. | ||
:'''ELITE EXPLORER''' [Seasoned, Alertness, Woodsman, Smarts d8+, Notice d8+ Survival d8+]: Elite explorers are well-traveled and well respected in the area of expertise. When leading a group through the wilderness, they grant the group a +2 to Notice and Survival checks (but only in wilderness). | :'''ELITE EXPLORER''' [Seasoned, Alertness, Woodsman, Smarts d8+, Notice d8+ Survival d8+]: Elite explorers are well-traveled and well respected in the area of expertise. When leading a group through the wilderness, they grant the group a +2 to Notice and Survival checks (but only in wilderness). | ||
− | :'''ENGINEER SAVANT''' [Veteran, Smarts d8+, Tech Master, Tech Recognition, Repair d10+, Tech-Use d8+, Think Machine Chant d8+ must be a Commissioned Engineer]: These are a rare breed found only within the ranks of the Engineering Guild, where they jealously guard the secrets of science. You gain a +2 to all Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant skill rolls. | + | :'''ENGINEER SAVANT''' [Veteran, Smarts d8+, Tech Master, Tech Recognition, Electronics d6+, Repair d10+, Tech-Use d8+, Think Machine Chant d8+ must be a Commissioned Engineer]: These are a rare breed found only within the ranks of the Engineering Guild, where they jealously guard the secrets of science. You gain a +2 to all Electronic, Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant skill rolls. |
:'''GAMBLER''' [Novice, Gambling d8+]: Gamblers are half swindler, half psychologist who makes their living playing games of chance. Gambles gains a +2 to their Gambling skill and can re-roll a failed skill check so long as it was not a Critical Failure. | :'''GAMBLER''' [Novice, Gambling d8+]: Gamblers are half swindler, half psychologist who makes their living playing games of chance. Gambles gains a +2 to their Gambling skill and can re-roll a failed skill check so long as it was not a Critical Failure. | ||
:'''INFILTRATOR''' [Seasoned, Stealth d10+]: Infiltrators specialize at entering enemy strongholds. When failing a Stealth roll against foes, you can re-roll your result so long as it was not a Critical Failure. | :'''INFILTRATOR''' [Seasoned, Stealth d10+]: Infiltrators specialize at entering enemy strongholds. When failing a Stealth roll against foes, you can re-roll your result so long as it was not a Critical Failure. | ||
:'''STOIC BODY''' [Novice, Vigor d8+]: Various trainings in preserving the body and controlling its responses to the environment. You may ignore one level of Fatigue penalties. | :'''STOIC BODY''' [Novice, Vigor d8+]: Various trainings in preserving the body and controlling its responses to the environment. You may ignore one level of Fatigue penalties. | ||
:'''STOIC MIND''' [Novice, Spirits d8+]: Various trainings strengthening the mind, +2 to resist psychic mind based attacks or powers, Taunt, Smart based Tricks and Intimidation test of Wills. | :'''STOIC MIND''' [Novice, Spirits d8+]: Various trainings strengthening the mind, +2 to resist psychic mind based attacks or powers, Taunt, Smart based Tricks and Intimidation test of Wills. | ||
− | :'''TECH RECOGNITION''' [Novice]: You have some training in the current technology of your era, allowing you to work on modern and advanced technological devices. You cancel 2 points from Tech Redemption to technology related rolls including Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant. | + | :'''TECH RECOGNITION''' [Novice]: You have some training in the current technology of your era, allowing you to work on modern and advanced technological devices. You cancel 2 points from Tech Redemption to technology related rolls including Electronics, Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant. |
− | ::'''MASTER TECH''' [Novice, Smarts d6+, Tech Recognition, Tech-Use d6+]: This character has a natural affinity for working with machines and technology. You cancel out the full -4 penalty with Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant rolls due to Tech Redemption. | + | ::'''MASTER TECH''' [Novice, Smarts d6+, Tech Recognition, Tech-Use d6+]: This character has a natural affinity for working with machines and technology. You cancel out the full -4 penalty with Electronics, Repair, Science, Tech-Use and Think Machine Chant rolls due to Tech Redemption. |
− | :'''VOID TRAINING''' [Novice, Pilot d6+, Tech-Use d6+]: You have been trained on how to pilot voidcraft. This means that you do not suffer the additional -2 to Piloting and Tech Use skill when used with any type of Void craft (due to their additional complexity). Also, you do not suffer the normal unstable platform penalty in zero-g environments. | + | :'''VOID TRAINING''' [Novice, Pilot d6+, Tech-Use d6+]: You have been at least partially trained on how to pilot voidcraft. This means that you do not suffer the additional -2 to Piloting and Tech Use skill when used with any type of Void craft (due to their additional complexity). Also, you do not suffer the normal unstable platform penalty in zero-g environments. |
== OCCULT POWERS == | == OCCULT POWERS == | ||
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Within the Known Worlds there are two forms of Arcane Backgrounds (or Occult Powers) that are fairly accepted and understood – Psychic Powers (often called Wild or Natural Powers of the Mind) and Theurgist Powers (often called Holy or Orthodox Powers of the Soul). There are rumors of Sorcery most foul, granted to those who would deal with the Daemons of the “dark places between the stars” and Witchcraft (Natural or Charm Powers) but the Church ruthlessly suppresses these forms of arcane power and the people rightly fear them. | Within the Known Worlds there are two forms of Arcane Backgrounds (or Occult Powers) that are fairly accepted and understood – Psychic Powers (often called Wild or Natural Powers of the Mind) and Theurgist Powers (often called Holy or Orthodox Powers of the Soul). There are rumors of Sorcery most foul, granted to those who would deal with the Daemons of the “dark places between the stars” and Witchcraft (Natural or Charm Powers) but the Church ruthlessly suppresses these forms of arcane power and the people rightly fear them. | ||
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*Sanctuary Aeon: Resurrection | *Sanctuary Aeon: Resurrection | ||
− | Allowed Powers of '''Arcane Background (Psionic)''': Arcane Protection, Barrier, Blast, Blind, Bolt, Boost/Lower Trait (must be purchased separately, Boost is self only), Confusion, Damage Field (self only), Dark Sight (self only), Deflection, Detect/Conceal Arcane, Disguise, Dispel, Drain Power Points, Elemental Manipulation, Empathy, Environmental Protection, Farsight (self only), Fear, Havoc, Healing, Illusion, Invisibility (self only), Light/Darkness, Mind Link, Mind Reading, Mind Wipe, Object Reading, Project Thoughts*, Protection, Puppet, Relief (self only), Sloth/Speed (must be purchased separately, Speed is self only), Slumber, Smite, Sound/Silence, Speak Language, Stun, Suggestion*, Telekinesis. | + | Allowed Powers of '''Arcane Background (Psionic)''': Arcane Protection, Barrier, Blast, Blind, Bolt, Boost/ Lower Trait (must be purchased separately, Boost is self only), Confusion, Damage Field (self only), Dark Sight (self only), Deflection, Detect/Conceal Arcane, Disguise, Dispel, Drain Power Points, Elemental Manipulation, Empathy, Environmental Protection, Farsight (self only), Fear, Havoc, Healing (self only), Illusion, Invisibility (self only), Light/Darkness, Mind Link, Mind Reading, Mind Wipe, Object Reading, Project Thoughts*, Protection (self only), Puppet, Relief (self only), Sloth/Speed (must be purchased separately, Speed is self only), Slumber, Smite, Sound/Silence, Speak Language, Stun, Suggestion*, Telekinesis. |
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:'''Trappings''': Send Thoughts, Telepathic Message | :'''Trappings''': Send Thoughts, Telepathic Message | ||
− | ''Project Thoughts'' allows you to send out a message to one person within your Spirits x2 areas. You don’t need to see the person in order to send your thoughts but you have to be familiar with the target and have a general idea of where they might be. Also any resisting target gets a Spirits test to resist your initial roll to use this power. Generally this can only be a short message. | + | ''Project Thoughts'' allows you to send out a message to one person within your Spirits x2 areas. You don’t need to see the person in order to send your thoughts but you have to be familiar with the target and have a general idea of where they might be. Also any resisting target gets a Spirits test to resist your initial roll to use this power. Generally this can only be a short message. |
'''* Additional Targets''': The same message can be sent to additional targets for every additional Power Point. | '''* Additional Targets''': The same message can be sent to additional targets for every additional Power Point. | ||
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:'''Trappings''': Wyrd Voice | :'''Trappings''': Wyrd Voice | ||
− | ''Suggestion'' allows you to make unbelievable suggestions that do not threaten the target. Make an opposed Faith or Psychic vs. Spirits roll, on success the target believes your lie or follows your suggestion like it was his idea. You can also make a small illusion that distracts your target. Make a Faith or Psychic test, on success your target is distracted for one round and you may attempt a Stealth roll even if he was watching you before or you can attempt to get ‘The Drop’ on him. Your target gets a Notice check (-4 if you scored a raise on your Faith or Psychic) to avoid surprised. If successful the target of your suggestion does not notice your Stigmata. | + | ''Suggestion'' allows you to make unbelievable suggestions that do not threaten the target. Make an opposed Faith or Psychic vs. Spirits roll, on success the target believes your lie or follows your suggestion like it was his idea. You can also make a small illusion that distracts your target. Make a Faith or Psychic test, on success your target is distracted for one round and you may attempt a Stealth roll even if he was watching you before or you can attempt to get ‘The Drop’ on him. Your target gets a Notice check (-4 if you scored a raise on your Faith or Psychic) to avoid surprised. If successful the target of your suggestion does not notice your Stigmata. |
'''* Additional Targets''': The same suggestion can be sent to additional targets with range for every additional Power Point. Each resists the suggestion separately against the original test. | '''* Additional Targets''': The same suggestion can be sent to additional targets with range for every additional Power Point. Each resists the suggestion separately against the original test. | ||
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'''Psychic Stigmata''' | '''Psychic Stigmata''' | ||
:Glowing (any color) eyes | :Glowing (any color) eyes | ||
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== GEAR AND EQUIPMENT == | == GEAR AND EQUIPMENT == | ||
− | + | Cost Notes – Cheap (C), Normal (N), Pricy (P), Expensive (E), Very Expensive (VE), Extremely Expensive (EE), Minor Relic (MR), Relic (R), Significant Relic (SR), Greater Relic (GR), Artifact (A) | |
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'''CLOTHING AND PROTECTIVE GEAR''' | '''CLOTHING AND PROTECTIVE GEAR''' | ||
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:'''Camouflage Uniform''': in correct environment grant +1 to Stealth checks but -1 to checks in all others areas. Wt. 6lbs, Cost N (patterns include forest, artic, jungle, urban, etc.) | :'''Camouflage Uniform''': in correct environment grant +1 to Stealth checks but -1 to checks in all others areas. Wt. 6lbs, Cost N (patterns include forest, artic, jungle, urban, etc.) | ||
:'''Night Cloak''': a cloak that absorbs ambient light and grants +2 to Stealth checks but only in Dim or darker light situations. Wt. 4lbs, Cost E | :'''Night Cloak''': a cloak that absorbs ambient light and grants +2 to Stealth checks but only in Dim or darker light situations. Wt. 4lbs, Cost E | ||
− | :'''CamoSilk''': this full bodyglove changes patters with background, grants +2 to Stealth checks in all situations and can attempt to hide even without cover or breaking line-of-sight (but doing so negates the bonus to stealth, just a normal roll). Wt. 4lbs, Cost VE (E | + | :'''CamoSilk''': this full bodyglove changes patters with background, grants +2 to Stealth checks in all situations and can attempt to hide even without cover or breaking line-of-sight (but doing so negates the bonus to stealth, just a normal roll). Wt. 4lbs, Cost VE (E cell) (Restricted). |
:'''Hiking Boots''': grant +2 against Fatigue caused by long journeys on foot. Wt. 3lbs, Cost N | :'''Hiking Boots''': grant +2 against Fatigue caused by long journeys on foot. Wt. 3lbs, Cost N | ||
:'''Backpack''': carry up to 60lbs of gear. Wt. 3lbs, Cost C | :'''Backpack''': carry up to 60lbs of gear. Wt. 3lbs, Cost C | ||
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:'''Clip/Drop Harness''': magnetic/hook safety line grant +4 with Athletics (Climbing) skill, but double the time required. Wt. 4lb, Cost P (N cell) | :'''Clip/Drop Harness''': magnetic/hook safety line grant +4 with Athletics (Climbing) skill, but double the time required. Wt. 4lb, Cost P (N cell) | ||
:'''Filtration Plugs''': simple plugs that are worn in each nostril. Grant +2 against inhaled toxins and poisons, along with hazardous atmospheric conditions. Wt. nil, Cost C | :'''Filtration Plugs''': simple plugs that are worn in each nostril. Grant +2 against inhaled toxins and poisons, along with hazardous atmospheric conditions. Wt. nil, Cost C | ||
− | :'''Rebreather''': a gas mask that cover the whole head and includes large shattered resistant goggle. Grant +4 against inhaled toxins and poisons, low or high pressure and hostile atmospheres. However limits vision. Wearer suffers a -1 Notice | + | :'''Rebreather''': a gas mask that cover the whole head and includes large shattered resistant goggle. Grant +4 against inhaled toxins and poisons, low or high pressure and hostile atmospheres. However limits vision. Wearer suffers a -1 Notice. Wt. 1lb, Cost N (C for 4 replacement filter). |
− | :'''Aquamask''': an advanced full face mask allows wearer to breath underwater | + | :'''Aquamask''': an advanced full face mask allows wearer to breath underwater. Wt. 1lb, Cost P |
− | :'''Environmental Suit''': combines the functions of both desert and winter suits with a rebreather mask. Also grants +4 to resist radiation damage. Can be torn or ripped (3-4 damage depending). However limits vision. Wearer suffers a -1 Notice | + | :'''Environmental Suit''': combines the functions of both desert and winter suits with a rebreather mask. Also grants +4 to resist radiation damage. Can be torn or ripped (3-4 damage depending). However limits vision. Wearer suffers a -1 Notice. Wt. 15lbs, Cost E |
:'''Wet Suit''': skintight wetsuit and air tank for up to four hour underwater, advantage with saving throws against cold and pressure environmental conditions. +2 to Athletics tests when swimming. Oxygen tank lasts 4 hours and costs N to refill (taking 30 minutes to re-fill). Wt. 10lbs (tank is 6lbs), Cost P | :'''Wet Suit''': skintight wetsuit and air tank for up to four hour underwater, advantage with saving throws against cold and pressure environmental conditions. +2 to Athletics tests when swimming. Oxygen tank lasts 4 hours and costs N to refill (taking 30 minutes to re-fill). Wt. 10lbs (tank is 6lbs), Cost P | ||
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− | :'''Squawker''': head-set ear and throat | + | :'''Squawker''': head-set ear and throat mik, 5 miles max range under perfect conditions. Wt. 1lb, Cost N |
− | :'''Whisper Pin''': ear and pin | + | :'''Whisper Pin''': ear and pin mik, 5 miles max range under perfect conditions (Subtle). Wt. ½lb, Cost E |
:'''Starlight Vox caster LRCD''': backpack box with satellite uplink unit, range with satellite routing planetary, otherwise 50 miles. Wt. 10lbs, Cost VE | :'''Starlight Vox caster LRCD''': backpack box with satellite uplink unit, range with satellite routing planetary, otherwise 50 miles. Wt. 10lbs, Cost VE | ||
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:'''Auspex Sensor Suite''': advanced hand scanner that uses optical, chemical, motion, and other active sensors scan that ignores all lighting obscure and light cover obscure in its range. Heavy cover obscure imposes a -4 or greater penalty on check. Within 30” (60 yards) and a Tech Use check can get basic radio transitions, chemical, mineral ore, atmospheric, environmental and life-sigh readings. -2 to the check for every 5” (10 yards) targets outside of optimal range. Raises determine more detailed information. Wt. 4lbs, Cost EE | :'''Auspex Sensor Suite''': advanced hand scanner that uses optical, chemical, motion, and other active sensors scan that ignores all lighting obscure and light cover obscure in its range. Heavy cover obscure imposes a -4 or greater penalty on check. Within 30” (60 yards) and a Tech Use check can get basic radio transitions, chemical, mineral ore, atmospheric, environmental and life-sigh readings. -2 to the check for every 5” (10 yards) targets outside of optimal range. Raises determine more detailed information. Wt. 4lbs, Cost EE | ||
:'''Cybernetics Detector''': hand-wand unit used to detect implanted cybernetics. The user makes a Tech Use check within 2” (4 yards). A Raise user gains targets’ Stain level and basic info on cybernetics, additional raises will gives more detailed info. Wt. 2lbs, Cost P.: | :'''Cybernetics Detector''': hand-wand unit used to detect implanted cybernetics. The user makes a Tech Use check within 2” (4 yards). A Raise user gains targets’ Stain level and basic info on cybernetics, additional raises will gives more detailed info. Wt. 2lbs, Cost P.: | ||
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'''MEDICAL GEAR''' | '''MEDICAL GEAR''' | ||
− | + | :'''Elixir''': tissue regen serum. Heals 1 lethal injury Wound immediately and then allows four “recovery” checks, one every minute after that. Cost VE (for a four dose vial) | |
− | :'''Elixir''': tissue regen serum. Heals 1 lethal injury Wound immediately and then allows four | + | :'''Expedition Medpac''': advanced medpac (+2 Heal rolls and halves time required). Wt. 2lbs, Cost E |
− | :''' | + | :'''Medpac''': basic medpac (generally required to make unmodified Heal check). Wt. 1lb, Cost N |
− | :'''Medpac''': basic medpac | + | :'''Nanotech Medpac''': super-advanced medpac (+2 Heal rolls, halves time required and grants an extra Soak check by the receiver at +2). Wt. 4lbs, Cost EE (5 uses before it needs to be re-charge for E cost) |
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'''TOOLS AND POWER''' | '''TOOLS AND POWER''' | ||
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:'''Wellesley Lock''': base lock (Lockpicking -2). Wt. 2lbs, Cost N | :'''Wellesley Lock''': base lock (Lockpicking -2). Wt. 2lbs, Cost N | ||
− | '''THINK MACHINES (Computers)''' | + | '''THINK MACHINES (Computers)''' |
− | The Church frowns on machines that rob man of his unique place in the universe and as such many of these machines are not as smart as they should be. Cost also tends to be higher | + | |
+ | The Church frowns on machines that rob man of his unique place in the universe and as such many of these machines are not as smart as they should be. Cost also tends to be higher. The following are standard are palm size (Wt. 2lbs). Desktops are larger are also available but not really portable. | ||
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:'''Accountant''': tracking of costs and profits, pocket secretary journal unit included. Cost E | :'''Accountant''': tracking of costs and profits, pocket secretary journal unit included. Cost E | ||
:'''Mapper''': roll-out clear plastic map-board hand wand, with GPS built in (d12 to Common Knowledge on location, etc.). Cost E | :'''Mapper''': roll-out clear plastic map-board hand wand, with GPS built in (d12 to Common Knowledge on location, etc.). Cost E | ||
:'''Facial Scanner''': recognize facial features even through disguises (Notice d10 vs. Disguise). Cost VE | :'''Facial Scanner''': recognize facial features even through disguises (Notice d10 vs. Disguise). Cost VE | ||
− | :'''Hierarchy''': wrist personal data management computer | + | :'''Hierarchy''': wrist personal data management computer (Photographic recorder and data). Cost E |
− | :'''Library''': stores lots of lore in a hand-help unit | + | :'''Library''': stores lots of lore in a hand-help unit (Academia d8, Electronics d6, Science d6, Tech Use d8, Think Machine d8). Cost VE |
− | :'''Advisor''': A.I. that can ‘think’ and fairly illegal (Smarts d10, Photographic Memory, Academia d10, Science | + | :'''Advisor''': A.I. that can ‘think’ and fairly illegal (Smarts d10, Photographic Memory, Academia d10, Electronics d8, Science d610 Tech Use d10, Think Machine d10). Cost MR |
'''OCCULT AND THEURGIST ITEMS''' | '''OCCULT AND THEURGIST ITEMS''' | ||
− | :'''Focus Crystal''': minor psychic | + | :'''Focus Crystal''': minor psychic focus (+1 to one specific Occult/Psychic power). Wt. ½lbs, Cost E |
− | :'''Greater Focus Crystal''': | + | :'''Greater Focus Crystal''': large psychic focus (+1 to all Occult/Psychic powers). Wt. 1lb, Cost VE |
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:'''Greater Blessed Weapon''': as base but +2 to attack and damage and AP-2. Cost MR | :'''Greater Blessed Weapon''': as base but +2 to attack and damage and AP-2. Cost MR | ||
− | :'''Minor Relic''': some minor religious icon or vestments (+1 to one specific Theurgist occult power | + | :'''Minor Relic''': some minor religious icon or vestments (+1 to one specific Theurgist occult power). Wt. 1lb, Cost E |
− | :'''Greater Relic''': some important religious icon (+1 to all Theurgist occult powers | + | :'''Greater Relic''': some important religious icon (+1 to all Theurgist occult powers). Wt. 5lbs, Cost VE |
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== CYBERNETICS == | == CYBERNETICS == | ||
− | + | Cybernetics in the Fading Suns setting are fairly common among certain classes (especially within the Engineering Guild and the Guild itself) but are otherwise extremely rare in most ‘polite’ society. People have been taught for a very long time that cybernetics are evil or misguided at best and there is a heavy social stigma for obvious cybernetic attachments. On some worlds its outlawed to even have an artificial heart or hand replacement. | |
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− | Cybernetics in the Fading Suns setting are fairly common among certain classes (especially within the Engineering Guild and the Guild itself) but are otherwise extremely rare in most ‘polite’ society. People have been taught for a very long time that cybernetics are evil or misguided at best and there is a heavy social stigma for obvious cybernetic attachments. On some worlds its outlawed to even have an artificial heart or hand replacement. | + | Cybernetic require surgery and hospitalization. This should generally cost VE for each Strain Level. |
− | Cybernetic require surgery and hospitalization. This should generally cost VE | + | |
− | The number after the name indicates how many times a system may be acquired. A “U” indicates there is no limit, beyond Strain. | + | The number after the name indicates how many times a system may be acquired. A “U” indicates there is no limit, beyond Strain. Systems marked with an asterisk (*) require the Core Electronics Package. |
− | '''BIO ENHANCEMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS''' | + | '''BIO ENHANCEMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS SYSTEM''' |
+ | :'''Adrenal System''' (1): +2 to recover from Shaken or Stunned, Edges stack. Strain 2, Cost EE | ||
:'''Armor Plating''' (3): +2 natural Armor, stacks with Worn Armor. Strain 1/level, Cost E | :'''Armor Plating''' (3): +2 natural Armor, stacks with Worn Armor. Strain 1/level, Cost E | ||
− | :'''Bionic Strength Augmentation''' (4): Raise Strength one die step. Strain 1/level | + | :'''Bionic Strength Augmentation''' (4): Raise Strength one die step. Strain 1/level, Cost E |
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:'''Cyber-Wired Reflexes''' (2): Raise Agility one die step. Strain 1/level, Cost VE | :'''Cyber-Wired Reflexes''' (2): Raise Agility one die step. Strain 1/level, Cost VE | ||
− | :'''Extra | + | :'''Extra Set of Arms''' (1): Ignore 2 points of Multi-Action penalties each turn; does not stack with Additional Action. Gain Nonstandard Build (Minor). Strain 2, Cost EE |
− | :''' | + | :'''Internal Life Support''' (1): Immune to disease, drowning, and poison, +4 to resist the Hazards of Cold, Heat, and Radiation. Strain 2, Cost EE |
− | :'''Fusion Power Cell''' (1): Powers the borg’s built-in systems and weapons, and connects to carried weapons using cables, | + | :'''Fusion Power Cell''' (1): Powers the borg’s built-in systems and weapons, and connects to carried weapons using cables, but can't recharge power and energy clips. Strain 2, Cost EE |
:'''Nano-Repair System''' (1): Heal one Wound per day, +4 to resist Bleeding Out. 50% chance to reject poison or disease in the system. Strain 2, Cost EE | :'''Nano-Repair System''' (1): Heal one Wound per day, +4 to resist Bleeding Out. 50% chance to reject poison or disease in the system. Strain 2, Cost EE | ||
− | + | :'''Reinforced Frame''' (3): Gain +1 Toughness, stacks with all protection, including the Embedded Toughness of Body and Power Armor. Strain 1/level, Cost EE | |
− | :'''Reinforced Frame''' (3): Gain +1 Toughness, stacks with all protection, including the Embedded Toughness of Body and Power Armor. Strain 1/level, Cost | + | :'''Secret Compartment''' (U): Holds three grenades or a pistol; –4 on Notice checks to find it, unless the searcher is familiar with cyborgs. Stain 1/level, Cost P |
:'''Synthetic Organ Replacement''' (3): Raise Vigor one die step. Strain 1/level, Cost VE | :'''Synthetic Organ Replacement''' (3): Raise Vigor one die step. Strain 1/level, Cost VE | ||
'''COMBAT ENHANCEMENTS''' | '''COMBAT ENHANCEMENTS''' | ||
− | :'''Combat Coding | + | :'''Embedded Combat Coding''' (U): Gain one Combat Edge, requirements for other Edges must be met. Requires Cyber-Wired Reflexes. Strain 2/level, Cost EE |
− | :'''Hand-to-Hand Reaction Wiring | + | :'''Hand-to-Hand Reaction Wiring''' (1): Grants +2 to all Fighting checks and +1 Parry, requires Cyber-Wired Reflexes. Strain 1, Cost VE |
− | :'''Range Data System | + | :'''Range Data System''' (1): Ignore two points of penalties to all Shooting checks, requires the Optics Package Strain 1, Cost VE |
− | :'''Targeting Eye | + | :'''Targeting Eye''' (1): Grants + 2 to all Shooting rolls for weapons once calibrated (each weapon takes a full round), requires the Optics Package. Strain 1, Cost VE |
'''COMMUNICATION, DATA, AND SENSORY SYSTEMS''' | '''COMMUNICATION, DATA, AND SENSORY SYSTEMS''' | ||
− | :'''Core Electronics Package''' (1): A computer with universal jack—grants +2 to Common Knowledge, Research, Repair | + | :'''Core Electronics Package''' (1): A computer with universal jack—grants +2 to Common Knowledge, Electronics, Hacking, Research, and Repair rolls. Radio (20-mile range), gyro-compass, clock-calendar. CEP is required for all other mods in this category. Strain 1, Cost VE |
− | :'''Audio | + | :'''Audio Package*''' (1): Gain +2 to hearing-based Notice checks or to resist audio-based attacks. Hear the hyper-sonic and subsonic ranges. Strain 1, Cost VE |
:'''Environmental Sensors*''' (1): Detect disease, poison, and radiation—roll Notice within 24", +2 to Notice within 12". Stain 1, Cost EE | :'''Environmental Sensors*''' (1): Detect disease, poison, and radiation—roll Notice within 24", +2 to Notice within 12". Stain 1, Cost EE | ||
:'''Expanded Detection and Security Array*''' (1): 360 degree radar, sonar, and motion detectors grant +2 Notice and the Danger Sense Edge. Strain 1, Cost VE | :'''Expanded Detection and Security Array*''' (1): 360 degree radar, sonar, and motion detectors grant +2 Notice and the Danger Sense Edge. Strain 1, Cost VE | ||
:'''Language Translator*''' (1): Translates languages at d12+2. The system learns new languages—roll a d6 each day. On a 4+ gain one skill die step. Strain 1, Cost VE | :'''Language Translator*''' (1): Translates languages at d12+2. The system learns new languages—roll a d6 each day. On a 4+ gain one skill die step. Strain 1, Cost VE | ||
− | :'''Optics | + | :'''Optics Package*''' (1): Ignore Illumination Penalties, grants +2 to all sight-based Notice checks and versus blinding flashes and effects. Strain 1, Cost EE |
:'''Signal Booster*''' (1): 100-mile range radio, +2 Survival (navigation) rolls. Strain 1, Cost E | :'''Signal Booster*''' (1): 100-mile range radio, +2 Survival (navigation) rolls. Strain 1, Cost E | ||
− | + | :'''Vehicle Interface Package*''' (1): Grants +2 to related Boating, Driving, Piloting, and Electronics checks. Strain 1, Cost EE | |
− | :'''Vehicle Interface*''' (1): Grants +2 to related Boating, Driving, Piloting, and | + | :'''Wilderness Scout Package*''' (1): Grants +2 to all Survival rolls. Strain 1, Cost VE |
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'''MOBILITY''' | '''MOBILITY''' | ||
− | :'''Aquatic | + | :'''Aquatic Mode Upgrade''' (1): Move at full Pace when swimming, can breathe underwater, and suffer no submerged penalties to actions. Strain 1, Cost VE |
:'''Booster Jets''' (1): Miniature rockets—Jump +4” horizontal, +2” vertical. Strain 1, Cost VE | :'''Booster Jets''' (1): Miniature rockets—Jump +4” horizontal, +2” vertical. Strain 1, Cost VE | ||
− | :'''Climbing Package''' (1): | + | :'''Climbing Package''' (1): Grapnels and spikes, +2 to Athletics (climbing) rolls. Strain 1, Cost E |
− | :'''Leg Upgrades''' ( | + | :'''Leg Upgrades''' (5): Each upgrade grants +2 Pace and +1" Jumping distances. Strain 1/level, Cost VE |
'''WEAPONS AND TOOLS''' | '''WEAPONS AND TOOLS''' | ||
− | :'''Built-In Close Combat Weapons''' (U): A Close Combat Weapon is integrated into the ’Borg: 1 Strain per 25lb, increase weapon cost by +2, minimum P. Strain 1/level, Cost E | + | :'''Built-In Close Combat Weapons''' (U): A Close Combat Weapon is integrated into the ’Borg: 1 Strain per 25lb, increase weapon cost by +2, minimum P. Strain 1/level, Cost E plus weapon cost |
− | :'''Built-In Ranged Weapon''' (U): A Personal Ranged Weapon is integrated into the ’Borg—1 Strain per 50lb, increase weapon cost by +1, minimum E. Strain 1/level, Cost VE | + | :'''Built-In Ranged Weapon''' (U): A Personal Ranged Weapon is integrated into the ’Borg—1 Strain per 50lb, increase weapon cost by +1, minimum E. Strain 1/level, Cost VE plus weapon cost. |
− | :'''Gen-Lock Hand''' (1): Grants +2 to Thievery (Gene-Lock) checks. Strain 1, Cost EE | + | :'''Gen-Lock Hand''' (1): Grants +2 to Thievery (Gene-Lock) checks. Strain 1, Cost EE |
:'''Lockpick Fingers''' (1): Grants +2 to all Thievery (lockpicking) checks. Strain 1, Cost E | :'''Lockpick Fingers''' (1): Grants +2 to all Thievery (lockpicking) checks. Strain 1, Cost E | ||
− | :'''Mag-Lock | + | :'''Mag-Lock Han'''d (1): Grants +2 to Thievery (Mag-Locks) checks. Strain 1, Cost VE |
− | :'''Tool Kit | + | :'''Ultimate Walking Tool Kit Package''' (1): The ’Borg is a walking multi-tool— grants +1 to Repair, Electronics, and associated Thievery rolls. Strain 1, Cost E |
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+ | *'''Mastercrafted''': add +2 to attack type and +1 to damage. Increase cost by +2 steps (minimum VE) | ||
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− | + | *'''Grankesh Blade''': Damage STR +d8, AP 1, Str Min D10, Wt. 4, Cost VE*, Note: if wielding 2 gain +1 Parry | |
− | + | *'''Grankesh Sword''': Damage STR +2d8, AP 1, Str Min D12, Wt. 6, Cost VE*, Notes: Two-Handed | |
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+ | *'''Double Bow''': Range 15/30/60, Damage 2d10, AP 1, Str Min D12, Wt. 8, Cost VE* AP-1, Note: Three-Handed | ||
+ | :: *Double bows only cost P for Vorox and require a minimum Size 2 to wield without penalty. Arrow cost N for 20. | ||
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+ | '''Advanced Melee Weapons''' | ||
+ | *'''Fangblade''': Damage STR +d12, AP 2, Str Min D6, Wt. 4, Cost VE | ||
+ | *'''Fangblade axe''': Damage STR +2d8, AP 2, Str Min D8, Wt. 6, Cost VE, Notes: Parry -1, Two-Handed | ||
+ | *'''Flux blade''': Damage STR+d12, AP 6, Str Min D8, Wt. 3, Cost MR, Notes: ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shield, +1 Parry. Counts as a Longsword when unpowered. | ||
+ | *'''Mist blade''': Damage STR+2d8, AP 10, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost R, Notes: ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shields, Parry +1, adds +5 Power Points to wielder’s Pool and +1 to Occult skill. | ||
+ | *'''Power axe''': Damage STR +2d8, AP 4, Str Min D8, Wt. 5, Cost EE, Notes: Counts as a Battle Axe when unpowered. Parry +1 | ||
+ | *'''Power gauntlet''': Damage STR +2d4, AP 4, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost VE, Notes: Counts as brace knuckles when unpowered. Parry +1 | ||
+ | *'''Power maul''': Damage STR +2d10, AP 4, Str Min D10, Wt. 12, Cost EE, Notes: Counts as a Maul when unpowered. Parry +1, Two-Handed. | ||
+ | *'''Power Sword''': Damage STR +2d6, AP 4, Str Min D8, Wt. 3, Cost EE, Notes: Counts as a Longsword when unpowered. Parry +1 | ||
+ | *'''Stun Gloves''': Damage Stun (Vigor check -2), AP n/a, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost E, Notes: Touch Attack, failed Vigor target Stunned. Make a new Vigor roll at a base -2 and gain +1 to remove stunned and are Shaken (recover normally after that). With a raise not shaken also. | ||
+ | *'''Vibro-Blade''': Damage STR +d8, AP 4, Str Min D6, Wt. 2, Cost E, Note: Short sword when unpowered. | ||
+ | *'''Vibro-Dagger''': Damage STR +d6, AP 4, Str Min D4, Wt. 1, Cost E, Notes: Dagger when unpowered. | ||
+ | *'''Vibro-Spear''': Damage STR +d10, AP 4, Str Min D8, Wt. 4, Cost E, Notes: Spear when unpowered. Reach 1, Two-Handed | ||
+ | *'''Vibro-Sword''': Damage STR +d10, AP 4, Str Min d8, Wt. 3, Cost E, Notes: Long sword when unpowered. | ||
+ | *'''Wire-Blade''': Damage 2d8, AP 6, Str Min D4, Wt. 1, Cost EE, Notes: Target’s Parry 1 less without Notice -2 check. Rolling a 1 w/fighting hits wielder instead. | ||
+ | *'''Zap Baton''': Damage 2d6, AP 2, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost VE, Notes: Touch attack, Vigor -2 or Distracted and Vulnerable until end of its next turn. | ||
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+ | *'''Derringer''': Range 8/16/32, Damage 2d4+1, AP 1, ROF 2, Shots 2, Str Min D4, Wt. 1, Cost N, Notes: Hold-out, add +2 to Stealth to hide on person | ||
+ | *'''Revolver''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, AP 2, ROF 1, Shots 6, Str Min D6, Wt. 3, Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Heavy Revolver''': Range 15/30/60, Damage 2d8, AP 2, ROF 1, Shots 6, Str Min D8, Wt. 4, Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Autofeed Pistol''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, AP 2, ROF 1, Shots 18, Str Min D6, Wt. 3, Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Heavy Autofeed Pistol''': Range 15/30/60, Damage 2d8, AP 2, ROF 1, Shots 12, Str Min D8, Wt. 5, Cost P | ||
+ | *'''Machine Pistol''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 2d6+1, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 30, Str Min D6, Wt. 4, Cos tP | ||
+ | *'''SMG''': Range 18/36/72, Damage 2d6+2, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 30, Str Min D6, Wt. 6, Cost P, Notes: 3RB | ||
+ | *'''Hunting Rifle''': Range 30/60/120, Damage 2d10, AP 2, ROF1, Shots 6, Str Min D6, Wt 10, Cost N, Notes: Snapfire, Two-Handed | ||
+ | *'''Assault Rifle''': Range 24/48/96, Damage 2d8, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 40, Str Min D6, Wt. 9, Cost P, Notes: 3RB, Two-Handed | ||
+ | *'''Shotgun''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 1-3d6, AP 0, ROF 1, Shots 6, Str Min D6, Wt. 8, Cost N, Notes: Two-Handed. Shotgun rules SWAE pg. 74 and 105 | ||
+ | *'''Combat Shotgun''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 1-3d6, AP 0, ROF 3, Shots 24, Str Min D8, Wt. 12, Cost P, Notes: 3RB, Two-Handed. Shotgun rules SWAE pg. 74 and 105 | ||
+ | *'''Splinter Rifle''': Range 20/40/80, Damage 2d8+2, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 80, Str Min D8, Wt. 10, Cost E, Notes: 3RB, Two-Handed | ||
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+ | Standard slug-bullets costs are N for 50 rounds pistols and revolvers, 40 rounds for rifles, shotgun and SMG, and 25 rounds for splinter weapons (they are not interchangeable). | ||
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− | + | : *'''Sunder Slugs''' – military grade explosive ammo. Add +1d6 damage except against energy shields (if shield actives, ignore this extra d6). Ammo cost is N for ½ the rounds and is considered military (illegal) only. | |
− | + | : *'''Shaped Capsules''' – military grade shape-charged explosive rounds. Adds +1d6 damage, an additional AP-2 and ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shields. Ammo cost is E for ½ the rounds and is considered military (illegal) only. | |
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− | + | *'''Palm Laser''': Range 10/20/40, Damage 2d6, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 20, Str Min D4, Wt. 1, Cost E, Notes: , Notes: Cauterize, Overcharge, No Recoil. Hold-out, add +2 to Stealth to hide on person. | |
− | + | *'''Laser Pistol''': Range 25/50/100, Damage 2d6+1, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 40, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost E, Notes: Cauterize, Overcharge, No Recoil. | |
− | + | *'''Blaster Pistol''': Range 12/24/48, Damage 3d6, AP 4, ROF 1, Shots 12, Str Min D6, Wt. 4, Cost VE, Notes: ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shields, Cauterize, Overcharge. | |
− | + | *'''Laser Rifle''': Range 40/80/160, Damage 2d6+2, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 100, Str Min D6, Wt. 8, Cost EE, Notes: Cauterize, Overcharge, No Recoil, Two-Handed. | |
− | + | *'''Blaster Rifle''': Range 20/40/80, Damage 3d8, AP 4, ROF 1, Shots 30, Str Mivn D8, Wt. 12, Cost VE, Notes: ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shields, Two-Handed. | |
− | + | *'''Hand Flamer''': Range fire template Damage 3d6, AP 0*, ROF 1, Shots 10, Str Min D6, Wt. 9, Cost E, Notes: Cauterize. | |
− | + | *'''Flsamer''': Range fire template, Damage 3d8, AP 0*, ROF 1, Shots 30, Str Min d8, Wt. 18, Cost VE, Notes: Cauterize, Two-Handed. | |
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− | + | ::'''Cauterize''': Anyone Incapacitated by a laser blast adds +2 to his Vigor rolls to keep from Bleeding Out. | |
− | + | ::'''Overcharge''': The weapon overcharge to cause an extra +dX of damage, where X is the base dice of damage (2d6 adds +1d6, 3d8 adds +1d8 damage, etc.). However this uses 5 chargers for each shot made and if any of the Shooting dice are a 1, the weapon must cool down for a full round before it can be fired again. | |
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− | + | *'''Sniper Rifle''': Range 40/80/160, Damage 2d10, AP 3, ROF 1, Shots 14, Str Min D8, Wt. 18, Cost E, Notes: Integral Flash and Sound Suppressor (-4 to Notice checks), Snapshot. | |
− | + | *'''Laser Sniper Rifle''': Range 60/120/240, Damage 2d8+1, AP 3, ROF 1, Shots 20, Str Min D8, Wt. 16, Cost VE, Notes: Cauterize, Integral Flash and Sound Suppressor (-4 to Notice checks), Overcharge, No Recoil, Snapshot. | |
− | :''' | + | *'''Gyrojet Rifle''': Range 30/60/120, Damage 3d8, AP 4, ROF 1, Shots 8, Str Min D8, Wt. 14, Cost VE, Notes: No Recoil. |
− | + | *'''Grenade Launder''': Range 25/50/100 Damage varies, AP varies, ROF 1, Shots 4, Str Min D6, Wt. 6, Cost E, Notes: Snapfire. Damage by grenade type. | |
+ | *'''Light Machinegun''': Range 30/60/120, Damage 2d10, AP 2, ROF 3, Shots 100, Str Min D8, Wt. 24, Cost E, Notes: Snapfire. | ||
+ | *'''Heavy Blaster Rifle''': Range 24/48/96, Damage 3d8, AP 4, ROF 1, Shots 20, Str Min D10, Wt. 28, Cost EE, Notes: ignores ½ Toughness bonus from energy shields, Cauterize, Overcharge, Snapfire | ||
+ | *'''Gatlin Laser''': Range 50/100/200, Damage 3d6+4, ROF 4, Shots 800, Str Min D8, Wt. 29, Cost VE, Notes: Cauterize, Overcharge, Snapfire. | ||
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− | + | Medieval and Ancient Armor listed in SWA pg. 69 works for most armor types found in the Known Weapons. Costs the same as with Weapons but also include Expensive (E) or under 10,000 firebirds. Note also that these armor impose a penalty to Athletics (Swimming) equal to their AP value and a penalty to Stealth equal to their AP -1. Shields update that Medium Shields only provide +1 to Parry, while Large Shields provide +2 to Parry. | |
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NOTES: Armors upgrades available… | NOTES: Armors upgrades available… | ||
− | *'''Advanced Alloy''' (Chain, Bronze or Plate or to any metal | + | *'''Advanced Alloy Metal''' (Chain, Bronze or Plate or to any metal Shield): Adds AP+1 and ignores up to 4 points of Armor Penetration from weapons. Increase cost by +1 step |
− | *'''Bulletproofing''' (Chain, Bronze or Plate or to any metal | + | *'''Bulletproofing''' (Chain, Bronze or Plate or to any metal Shield): Lowers the damage of Slug Throwing firearms by 4 points. Increase cost by +1 step |
− | + | *'''Fire Proofing''' (any): Reduces the damage from flame based attacks by 6 points. Also counts as “sealed”. Cost +1 step. | |
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*'''Psychic Hood''': can be added to any cap or hood or helm. As Improved Arcane Resistant vs. Occult Powers. Cost EE | *'''Psychic Hood''': can be added to any cap or hood or helm. As Improved Arcane Resistant vs. Occult Powers. Cost EE | ||
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*'''Masterwork''': armor ignores 1 penalty to Athletics and Stealth and weighs 10% less. Cost +1 step | *'''Masterwork''': armor ignores 1 penalty to Athletics and Stealth and weighs 10% less. Cost +1 step | ||
*'''Mastercrafted''': armor ignorance 2 penalty to Athletics and Stealth and weighs 20% less. Cost +2 steps | *'''Mastercrafted''': armor ignorance 2 penalty to Athletics and Stealth and weighs 20% less. Cost +2 steps | ||
− | ''' | + | '''Advanced Armor Types''' |
− | + | *'''Synthailk Silk Jacket''' (torso, arms): AP +3*, Str Min D4, Wt. 6, Cost P | |
− | + | *'''Synthailk Silk Legging''' (legs): AP +3*, Str Min D4, Wt. 4, Cost P | |
− | + | *'''Synthailk Silk Cap/Hood''' (head): AP +2*, Str Min D4, Wt. 2, Cost P | |
− | + | *'''Stillsynth Silk Jacket''' (torso, arms): AP +4*, Str Min D4, Wt. 8, Cost E | |
− | + | *'''Stillsynth Silk Legging''' (legs): AP +4*, Str Min D4, Wt. 6, Cost E | |
− | + | *'''Stillsynth Silk Cap/Hood''' (head): AP +3*, Str Min D4, Wt. 4, Cost E | |
− | + | *'''Void Suit''' (full body): AP +2**, Str Min D4, Wt. 14, Cost P, Notes: integral HUD, Squawkers and are sealed vs. vacuum conditions for 12 hours on a standard oxygen tank. | |
− | + | *'''Armored Void Suit''' (full body): AP +5**, Str Min D6, Wt. 20, Cost VE, Notes: integral HUD, Squawkers and are sealed vs. vacuum conditions for 12 hours on a standard oxygen tank. | |
− | + | *'''Binder-mail Corselet''' (torso) AP +6***, Str Min D6, Wt. 16, Cost VE | |
− | + | *'''Bindedr-mail Vambrance''' (arms): AP +6***, Str Min D6, Wt. 12, Cost VE | |
− | + | *'''Binder-mail Greaves''' (legs) AP +6***, Str Min D6, Wt. 14, Cost VE | |
− | + | *'''Binder-mail Cap/Hood''' (head): AP +5***, Str Min D6, Wt. 9, Cost VE | |
− | + | *'''Cerametal Steel Corselet''' (torso) AP +8***, Str Min D8, Wt. 22, Cost EE | |
− | + | *'''Cermetal Steel Vambrance''' (arms): AP +8***, Str Min D6, Wt. 14, Cost EE | |
− | + | *'''Cerametal Steel Greaves''' (legs): AP +8***, Str Min D8, Wt. 18, Cost EE | |
− | + | *'''Cerametal Steel Helm''' (head) AP +8***, Str Min D8, Wt. 12, Cost VE, Notes: -1 Notice with visor down. Visor up no penalty but AP bonus drops to +5. Can upgrade with HUD that ignores this penalty for E cost. | |
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− | + | :: All advanced armor includes the Bulletproofing upgrade automatically. | |
− | + | :: *These armors do not impose penalties to either Athletics (Swimming) or Stealth | |
− | + | :: **These armors impose an additional -1 penalty to bother Athletics (Swimming) and Stealth | |
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− | + | '''Adapt Battle Robes''' (powered armor from SFC): Great Armor, all locations; AP+10, Toughness +4. Increase Strength by +2 steps and Agility by +1 step. Increase Pace to 10 (Run d6+4). Sealed vs. vacuum for 8 hours. Visor includes Night Vision and Thermal Vision sight. Integral Starlight Vox caster LRCD and adds +4 to checks against Radiation damage. Power cell 8 hours of continues use. Cost –n/a (Brother Battle award or R), Wt. 150 lbs. (weight ignored when suit is powered and running). | |
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− | + | Energy shields are a special type of armor & shield like devices, that when activated provide the wearer protection from attacks. All Energy shields add +10 to the wearer’s Toughness vs. an attack when activated (thus ignore all Armor Piercing affects). Energy shield ratings listed are the number of ‘hits’ that they can provide these bonuses for (i.e. a standard energy shield battery can stop 15 hits before it “burns out” and requires replacement), and its ‘activation rating’ (i.e. the amount of damage that must be done in order for the shield to activate and provide it’s toughness bonus, the first number is for fast moving attacks like bullets and laser fire, while the second rating is for slower attacks like sword swings, arrows and even falling damage). | |
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− | + | Note that Standard shields can only be worn with Synthailk armor or armor weighting less then 10lbs. A Dueling Shield maybe worn with Synthailk and Stillsynth or armor weighting less then 20lbs total. An Assault shield allows up to 40lbs of armor worn while a Battle Shield can be combined with any armor type. Standard and Dueling shields can be disguised as normal, if ornate, mundane items like jewelry. | |
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− | + | Against flux and mist blades, shaped capsules ammos, fire and blaster-weapon type attacks, energy shields only provide +5 Toughness, as these attacks tend to “bleed” through the shield to harm the wearer. | |
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− | + | Replacement Power Cell batteries are N for a standard shield and dueling shield, E for an assault shield and VE for a battle shield. Require a Repair check and 10 minutes to replace old batteries with new ones. Old batteries can only be used with a Repair roll -2 per 10 charges, standard 4 hours on a Fusion Cell. | |
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− | + | *'''Standard Shield''': Wt. 1, Cost VE, Hits 15, Activation 8/15 | |
− | + | *'''Dueling Shield''': Wt. 1, Cost EE, Hits 25, Activation 8/15 | |
− | + | *'''Assault''': Wt. 2, Cost MR, Hits 40, Activation 8/15 | |
− | : All advanced armor | + | *'''Battle''': Wt. 5, Cost R, Hits 60, Activation 8/12 |
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− | ''' | + | <u>'''EXPLOSIVES'''</u> |
+ | Hand Grenades when thrown always have a range of 5/10/20. Rifle Grenades cost the same and are fired by a Grenade Launcher (see Heavy Weapons). | ||
+ | *'''Frag Grenade''': Dam: 3d6, Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: AP-3, Medium Burst Template, Cost N | ||
+ | *Concussion Grenade: Dam: 3d6, Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: AP-5 vs. non-sealed armor, LBT, Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Fireflush''': Dam: 2d8, Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: AP-8, Small Burst Template, targets remain on fire for 2d6 rounds, taking an additional 2d6/AP-6 damage each turn until extinguished, Cost E | ||
+ | *'''Smoke Grenade''': Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: Large Burst Template, Thermal-signature to confuse IR, Penalty -4 to all Vision and Shooting rolls in area, Cost C | ||
+ | *'''Tangler Grenade''': Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: Small Burst Template, as Entangle Power (SWA pg. 161) but first round can make Agility -4 to avoid affects, afterwards vs. Strength 2d12+2 to escape. Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Flash Bang''': Wt.: 2lbs, Notes: Medium Burst Template, Agility -4 or Blinded for one round & Vigor -4 or Distracted and Vulnerable for one round. Recovery check each every round, roll separately for both, Vigor-4, Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Sleep Gas Grenade''': Wt. 3lbs, Notes: Large Burst Template, lasts 2d6 rounds. Vigor -2 or Shaken and must make another Vigor -4 check or fall unconscious. Sleep lasts 2d6 minutes. Cost N | ||
+ | *'''Tear Gas Canister''': Wt. 3lbs. Notes: Large Burst Template, lasts 2d6 rounds. Vigor -4 or Blinded and Shaken for 1d6 rounds, then can make a Vigor -4 each round to try and recover as normal if outside affect. Cost N | ||
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− | + | *'''Dynamite''': Dam: 2d6, Wt. 2lbs., Notes: Small Burst Template. Can be combined with more sticks to increase damage and template size. 2 Sticks Dam: 3d6; 4 Sticks Dam: 4d6, Medium Burst Template; 8 Sticks Dam: 5d6 and Large Burst Template. Each additional +4 sticks adds +1d6 damage. Cost: C each stick | |
− | + | *'''Plastic Explosives''': Dam 2d8, Wt. 1lbs., Notes: Small Burst Template. Can be combined to increase damage and template size. 2lbs. Dam: 3d8; 3lbs. Dam: 4d8, Medium Burst Template; 4lbs. Dam: 5d8, Large Burst Template. Each additional +2lbs. adds +1d8 damage. Cost: E per 1lb. Remote detonator with charge cost N each with a range of 500" (1,000 yards). Timer cost N each and can be set up to two hours in advance. | |
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*'''Malador Phantom''': small green furred monkey-like animal that are believed to be ‘lucky’ to their owner. They are rare, and the Church frowns on their ownership. Grants owner a +1 Benny per session so long as they are ‘petted’ and cared for daily. Cost VE, upkeep E (special diet); Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts (A) d8, Spirits d6, Strength d4, Vigor d6; Pace 8, Parry 5, Toughness 3; Skills: Fighting d6, Notice d10, Stealth d8; Special Qualities: Bite Str+d4, Camouflage (in natural settings gain +2 to stealth), Fleet Footed (run d6+4), Lucky, Size -2, Tree Climbing (Pace 6, Run d6+4, no skill roll required). | *'''Malador Phantom''': small green furred monkey-like animal that are believed to be ‘lucky’ to their owner. They are rare, and the Church frowns on their ownership. Grants owner a +1 Benny per session so long as they are ‘petted’ and cared for daily. Cost VE, upkeep E (special diet); Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts (A) d8, Spirits d6, Strength d4, Vigor d6; Pace 8, Parry 5, Toughness 3; Skills: Fighting d6, Notice d10, Stealth d8; Special Qualities: Bite Str+d4, Camouflage (in natural settings gain +2 to stealth), Fleet Footed (run d6+4), Lucky, Size -2, Tree Climbing (Pace 6, Run d6+4, no skill roll required). | ||
− | *'''Knell Snake''': small poisonous snake popular with psychics. Of course the Church has declared them | + | *'''Knell Snake''': small poisonous snake popular with psychics. Of course the Church has declared them illegal, hence the increase cost. Owners who have Beast-Friend, gain a +1 to all Occult/Psychic powers when in skinto-skin contact with the Knell and gain an additional +5 Power Points. Cost EE, upkeep N; Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d6 (A), Spirits d8, Strength d4, Vigor d6; Pace 4, Parry 5, Toughness 3; Skills: Fighting d6, Notice d6, Stealth d10; Special Qualities: Bite Str+d4, Psychic Link, Size -2, Clinging movement, Venom (with successful bite, Vigor -4 check or suffer a wound. Onset 1d4 rds. Then lasts an additional 1d4 rds., doing damage each round Vigor roll failed) |
*'''Skell Hawk''': popular hunting bird that is extremely intelligence and posses limited communication abilities with its owner. Cost E, upkeep N. Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d10 (A), Spirits d6, Strength d4, Vigor d6; Pace 2 (Fly 20 run +d12+8), Parry 6, Tough 3; Skills: Fighting d8, Notice d12+2, Stealth d10; Special: Alertness, Bite Str+d4, Limited Speech, Size -2 | *'''Skell Hawk''': popular hunting bird that is extremely intelligence and posses limited communication abilities with its owner. Cost E, upkeep N. Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d10 (A), Spirits d6, Strength d4, Vigor d6; Pace 2 (Fly 20 run +d12+8), Parry 6, Tough 3; Skills: Fighting d8, Notice d12+2, Stealth d10; Special: Alertness, Bite Str+d4, Limited Speech, Size -2 | ||
*'''Guard Dog''': a common but well trained loyal guard animal. Cost N, upkeep N; Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d6, Vigor d8; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 6, Toughness 5; Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d8, Intimidate d6, Notice d10+4, Stealth d6, Survival d8 (+2); Special Qualities: Alertness, Bite Str+d6, Go for the Throat (on a raise attack weakest AP area), Night Vision, Scent (+2 all Notice), Size -1 | *'''Guard Dog''': a common but well trained loyal guard animal. Cost N, upkeep N; Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d6, Vigor d8; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 6, Toughness 5; Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d8, Intimidate d6, Notice d10+4, Stealth d6, Survival d8 (+2); Special Qualities: Alertness, Bite Str+d6, Go for the Throat (on a raise attack weakest AP area), Night Vision, Scent (+2 all Notice), Size -1 | ||
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*'''Riding Horse''': common riding animal. Cost E, upkeep E; Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d12+1, Vigor d8; Pace 12 (run d8+4), Parry 4, Toughness 8; Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d4, Notice d6; Special Qualities: Bite and Hooves Str+d4, Size +2 | *'''Riding Horse''': common riding animal. Cost E, upkeep E; Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d12+1, Vigor d8; Pace 12 (run d8+4), Parry 4, Toughness 8; Skills: Athletics d4, Fighting d4, Notice d6; Special Qualities: Bite and Hooves Str+d4, Size +2 | ||
*'''War Horse''': breed for war, large riding steeds. Cost EE, upkeep E; Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d8, Strength d12+2, Vigor d10; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 6, Toughness 10; Skills: Athletics d6, Evade d6, Fighting d8, Notice d6; Special Qualities: Bite and Hooves Str+d6, Bravery, Size +3 | *'''War Horse''': breed for war, large riding steeds. Cost EE, upkeep E; Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d8, Strength d12+2, Vigor d10; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 6, Toughness 10; Skills: Athletics d6, Evade d6, Fighting d8, Notice d6; Special Qualities: Bite and Hooves Str+d6, Bravery, Size +3 | ||
− | *''' | + | *'''Chervi'''n: a goat-like riding animal native of Hira, they have excellent endurance and surefootedness. Rare outside of Hira. Cost E, upkeep E. Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d8, Strength d12+1, Vigor d10; Pace 9 (run d6+3), Parry 5, Toughness 9; Skills: Athletics d8, Fighting d6, Notice d8+2, Survival d6; Special Qualities: Alertness, Bite, Hooves are Ram Str+d6, Bravery, Night Vision, Size +2 |
*'''Pherizas''' (‘Spitters’): two-legged riding lizards popular among nobles. Cost EE, upkeep EE. Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d12, Vigor d10; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 5, Toughness 11 (2); Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d6, Intimidate d6, Notice d6, Shooting d6, Survival d6, Special Qualities: Acid Spit (range 5/10/20, damage 2d10, AP-2 can damage clothing/armor), Armored Skin +2, Bite and Claw Str+d8, Night Vision, Size +2 | *'''Pherizas''' (‘Spitters’): two-legged riding lizards popular among nobles. Cost EE, upkeep EE. Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts (A) d6, Spirits d6, Strength d12, Vigor d10; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 5, Toughness 11 (2); Skills: Athletics d6, Fighting d6, Intimidate d6, Notice d6, Shooting d6, Survival d6, Special Qualities: Acid Spit (range 5/10/20, damage 2d10, AP-2 can damage clothing/armor), Armored Skin +2, Bite and Claw Str+d8, Night Vision, Size +2 | ||
*'''Brute Grogs''': huge four legged dinosaur-like beast of burden often employed to pull Brute carts. Cost EE, upkeep EE. Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts (A) d4, Spirits d6, Strength d12+4, Vigor d10; Pace 4, Parry 4, Toughness 13 (2); Skills: Fighting d4, Notice d4, Special Qualities: Armored Hide +2, Size +6 (+2 to others attacking it has an extra Wound) | *'''Brute Grogs''': huge four legged dinosaur-like beast of burden often employed to pull Brute carts. Cost EE, upkeep EE. Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts (A) d4, Spirits d6, Strength d12+4, Vigor d10; Pace 4, Parry 4, Toughness 13 (2); Skills: Fighting d4, Notice d4, Special Qualities: Armored Hide +2, Size +6 (+2 to others attacking it has an extra Wound) | ||
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Golems are basically robots and androids and in the Fading Suns setting are basically illegal. The Church preaches that they deny Humankinds uniqueness within the Universe and have banded them. The Merchant League has been able to get around this partly and are allowed some of the more basic, “primitive” models (i.e. non-Thinking or semi-Aware robots). The (S) means the Golem is self-aware and sentient (an A.I.). If illegal the (I) is added… | Golems are basically robots and androids and in the Fading Suns setting are basically illegal. The Church preaches that they deny Humankinds uniqueness within the Universe and have banded them. The Merchant League has been able to get around this partly and are allowed some of the more basic, “primitive” models (i.e. non-Thinking or semi-Aware robots). The (S) means the Golem is self-aware and sentient (an A.I.). If illegal the (I) is added… | ||
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*'''Companion''': The Companion Golem often look extremely Human and are often give very life like physical and emotional support to their owners. Cost R+ (I). Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8 (S), Spirits d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8; Pace 8, Parry 2, Toughness 8; Skills: Athletic d6, Common Knowledge d8, Notice d6, Persuasion d8; Special Qualities: Attractive, Construct; plus possibly – Acrobatic, '''''Bodyguard''''' upgrade (adds Fighting and Shooting skills d8 each costs EE), Night Vision, Quick, Reinforced Structure (Toughness +2). | *'''Companion''': The Companion Golem often look extremely Human and are often give very life like physical and emotional support to their owners. Cost R+ (I). Attributes: Agility d8, Smarts d8 (S), Spirits d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8; Pace 8, Parry 2, Toughness 8; Skills: Athletic d6, Common Knowledge d8, Notice d6, Persuasion d8; Special Qualities: Attractive, Construct; plus possibly – Acrobatic, '''''Bodyguard''''' upgrade (adds Fighting and Shooting skills d8 each costs EE), Night Vision, Quick, Reinforced Structure (Toughness +2). | ||
− | *'''Ogre Labourer''': Heavy lifting and moving golem, only good for simple tasks. Cost EE. Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4, Spirits n/a, Strength d12+4, Vigor d10; Pace 6, Parry 4, Toughness 13 ( | + | *'''Ogre Labourer''': Heavy lifting and moving golem, only good for simple tasks. Cost EE. Attributes: Agility d4, Smarts d4, Spirits n/a, Strength d12+4, Vigor d10; Pace 6, Parry 4, Toughness 13 (2_; Skills: Fighting d4, Notice d4; Special Qualities: Armored Plating +2, Construct, Metal Fist Str+d6, Reinforced Structure (Toughness +2), Size +2 |
*'''Teacher''': Teacher Golems are some of most advanced A.I. around and have access to vast amounts of information and hidden lore. They are extremely illegal and one of the rarest found. Cost SR (I). Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d12+1 (S), Spirits d6, Strength d6, Vigor d6; Pace 6, Parry 2, Toughness 5; Skills: Academia d8, Common Knowledge d12, Notice d6, Science d10, Tech Use d10, Think Machine d10; Special Qualities: Construct, Tech Redemption (no penalty) | *'''Teacher''': Teacher Golems are some of most advanced A.I. around and have access to vast amounts of information and hidden lore. They are extremely illegal and one of the rarest found. Cost SR (I). Attributes: Agility d6, Smarts d12+1 (S), Spirits d6, Strength d6, Vigor d6; Pace 6, Parry 2, Toughness 5; Skills: Academia d8, Common Knowledge d12, Notice d6, Science d10, Tech Use d10, Think Machine d10; Special Qualities: Construct, Tech Redemption (no penalty) | ||
*'''Warrior''': A Warrior Golem is built for war but can also be used as a bodyguard or assassin. Due to these features they are illegal in most places. Cost MR (I). Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirits n/a, Strength d12, Vigor d12; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 7, Toughness 12 (+4); Skills: Athletics d8, Battle d8, Fighting d10, Intimidate d8, , Notice d8, Shooting d10, Stealth d8; Special Qualities: Armored Plating (+4), Construct, Dark Vision (no penalties for any level of darkness), Fighting Claws (retractable) Str+d8, Fist Str+d4, Extra Action (as Cybernetics), Reinforced Structure (Toughness +4) | *'''Warrior''': A Warrior Golem is built for war but can also be used as a bodyguard or assassin. Due to these features they are illegal in most places. Cost MR (I). Attributes: Agility d10, Smarts d8, Spirits n/a, Strength d12, Vigor d12; Pace 10 (run d6+4), Parry 7, Toughness 12 (+4); Skills: Athletics d8, Battle d8, Fighting d10, Intimidate d8, , Notice d8, Shooting d10, Stealth d8; Special Qualities: Armored Plating (+4), Construct, Dark Vision (no penalties for any level of darkness), Fighting Claws (retractable) Str+d8, Fist Str+d4, Extra Action (as Cybernetics), Reinforced Structure (Toughness +4) | ||
== VEHICLES == | == VEHICLES == | ||
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'''BRUTE CART''': 6 wheeled massive wagon. '''Cost''' E. '''Chassis''' Heavy, Size +6; '''Top Speed''' Animal’s Pace; '''Handling''' -2; '''Toughness''' 14; '''Crew''' 1+1 (+16 passengers or 10 tons cargo); Notes: Requires four to six beasts of burden or one brute grog.</br> | '''BRUTE CART''': 6 wheeled massive wagon. '''Cost''' E. '''Chassis''' Heavy, Size +6; '''Top Speed''' Animal’s Pace; '''Handling''' -2; '''Toughness''' 14; '''Crew''' 1+1 (+16 passengers or 10 tons cargo); Notes: Requires four to six beasts of burden or one brute grog.</br> | ||
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'''STREET/RACER BIKE''': Racer motorcycle. '''Cost''' E. '''Chassis''' Light -Size 1, '''TS''' 90mph, '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 9 (2), '''Crew''' 1+1. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): Exposed Crew, Speed V (+50mph) (5)</br> | '''STREET/RACER BIKE''': Racer motorcycle. '''Cost''' E. '''Chassis''' Light -Size 1, '''TS''' 90mph, '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 9 (2), '''Crew''' 1+1. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): Exposed Crew, Speed V (+50mph) (5)</br> | ||
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− | '''PASSANGER TRANSPORT''' | + | '''PASSANGER TRANSPORT''': four-wheel street car light transport. '''Cost''' VE. '''Chassis''' Medium -Size 3, '''TS''' 60mph, '''Toughness''' 17 (4), '''Crew''' 1+4. '''Mods''' (10 remaining; if used for cargo sortage 4,000lbs): Armor I (AP +2) (1), Reinforced Chassis I (Tough +2) (1), Speed III (+30mph) (3)</br> |
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'''FRONTIER EXPLORER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/31454897385306431/]: This is a small scout veseel with an advanced sensor system that is used on frontier worlds with possible hostile enviroments. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Large -Size 4, '''TS''' 40mph, '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 28 (9), '''Wounds*''' +1, '''Crew''' 2+2. '''Mods''' (7 remaining; if used for cargo 2,800lbs): Armor II (AP +4) (2), Environmental Seal (sealed verses hazardous chemicals, toxins, radiation, and environmental conditions) (2), Fewer Crew (+1), Food Storage (preversed food for 80 days; crew of four 20 days worth for each) (4), Handling I (2), Off Road (Ignore Driving penalties for difficult terrain. On the table-top, treat each inch of difficult terrain as 1.5” instead of 2”) (1), Reinforced Chassis II (Tough +4) (2), Sensor Suite (as Sensor Suite but Range 10 miles) (1), Speed I (+10mph) (1) </br> | '''FRONTIER EXPLORER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/31454897385306431/]: This is a small scout veseel with an advanced sensor system that is used on frontier worlds with possible hostile enviroments. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Large -Size 4, '''TS''' 40mph, '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 28 (9), '''Wounds*''' +1, '''Crew''' 2+2. '''Mods''' (7 remaining; if used for cargo 2,800lbs): Armor II (AP +4) (2), Environmental Seal (sealed verses hazardous chemicals, toxins, radiation, and environmental conditions) (2), Fewer Crew (+1), Food Storage (preversed food for 80 days; crew of four 20 days worth for each) (4), Handling I (2), Off Road (Ignore Driving penalties for difficult terrain. On the table-top, treat each inch of difficult terrain as 1.5” instead of 2”) (1), Reinforced Chassis II (Tough +4) (2), Sensor Suite (as Sensor Suite but Range 10 miles) (1), Speed I (+10mph) (1) </br> | ||
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'''LUXURY FLOATER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/709105903804078264/visual-search/]</br> Generally only found among the rich with good roads they can be found on some rich frontier worlds where the 'boss' likes to show off. Its enhanced turbo fan engine give it superor speed and standard models come with armor and reinforcements for the passengers protection. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Medium -Size 3, '''TS''' 85mph, '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 25 (12) Heavy, '''Crew''' 1+4. '''Mods''' (1 remaining; cargo space 400lbs): Armor, Heavy II (AP+4) (2), Hovrcraft (5), Luxury Features (1), Reinforced Chassis I(Tough +2) (1), Speed V (+50mph) (5) </br> | '''LUXURY FLOATER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/709105903804078264/visual-search/]</br> Generally only found among the rich with good roads they can be found on some rich frontier worlds where the 'boss' likes to show off. Its enhanced turbo fan engine give it superor speed and standard models come with armor and reinforcements for the passengers protection. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Medium -Size 3, '''TS''' 85mph, '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 25 (12) Heavy, '''Crew''' 1+4. '''Mods''' (1 remaining; cargo space 400lbs): Armor, Heavy II (AP+4) (2), Hovrcraft (5), Luxury Features (1), Reinforced Chassis I(Tough +2) (1), Speed V (+50mph) (5) </br> | ||
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+ | '''RACER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/298645019042042113/visual-search/]: an fast moving advance luxury bike or flying racing model for the rich. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Moderate -Size 2, '''TS''' 450mph, '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 12 (3), '''Crew''' 1+2. '''Mods''' (2 remaining): Aircraft, Anti-Grav (1), Exposed Crew, Speed VII (+350mph) (7)</br> | ||
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+ | '''FLITTER CAR''': another expensive air transport of the nobility or ruling classes. '''Cost''' EE. '''Chassis''' Medium -Size 3, '''TS''' 350mph, '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 19 (6), '''Crew''' 1+4. '''Mods''' (5 remaining): Aircraft, Anti-Grav (1), Armor I (AP +2) (1), Environmental Sealing (High Atitude) (2), Reinforced Chassis (Tough +2) (1), Speed V (+250mph) (5)</br> | ||
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+ | '''AIR YACHT''': noble ‘open’ topped or environmentally sealed pleasure barge. '''Cost''' MR. '''Chassis''' Colossus -Size 12, '''TS''' 100mph, '''Handling''' -1, '''Toughness''' 35 (8), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 12+40. '''Mods''' (1 remaining): Aircraft, Anti-Grav (3), Crew Reduction (+2), Environmental Sealing (2), Food Storage (Luxury food for 40 man-days) (4), Handling I (3), Luxury Features (for 40) (40)</br> | ||
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+ | '''HOPPER''': super-sonic air transport and passenger liner. '''Cost''' R. '''Chassis''' Goliath -Size 14, '''TS''' 1,000mph, '''Handling''' -2, '''Toughness''' 45 (10), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 12+120. '''Mods''' (10 remaining): Aircraft, Jet (7), Crew Space (8), Environmental Sealing (2), Handling II (14), Orbital Booster (7), Speed IV (+400mph) (12)</br> | ||
'''<u>WAR VEHICLES</u>''' – all include Infrared Night Vision and Night Vision options</br> | '''<u>WAR VEHICLES</u>''' – all include Infrared Night Vision and Night Vision options</br> | ||
− | '''FLOATER APC''' | + | '''FLOATER APC''': Armored floater personal/troop carrier, hover ground effect vehicle. '''Cost''' MR (M). '''Chassis''' Super-Heavy - Size 8, '''TS''' 60mph, '''Handling''' -2, '''Toughness''' 38 (11), '''Wounds*''' +2, '''Crew''' 5+15. '''Mods''' (1 remaining): AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures. Add +2 to ''Drive'' or ''Electronics'' checks made to evade missile attacks) (1), Armor II (AP +4, Heavy) (2), Electromagnetic Shielding (Add +6 to the vehicle’s effective Toughness vs. EMP missiles) (1), Environmental Seal (2), Hover (5), Food Storage (20 man-days) (1), Linked Weapon Turrets (4), Reinforced Chassis II (Tough +4) (4), Speed IV (+40mph) (8), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1) </br> |
'''''Weapons''''' </br> | '''''Weapons''''' </br> | ||
Twin-link Medium Machine Gun Turrets (in 4 different turrets): Range 50/100/200, Damage 2d10+3, AP 2, ROF 4, Shots 200 each gun. Reloads for each turret weighs 30lbs and cost VE.</br> | Twin-link Medium Machine Gun Turrets (in 4 different turrets): Range 50/100/200, Damage 2d10+3, AP 2, ROF 4, Shots 200 each gun. Reloads for each turret weighs 30lbs and cost VE.</br> | ||
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− | '''FLOATER TANK''' | + | '''FLOATER TANK''': military hover tank land vehicle. '''Cost''' MR (M). '''Chassis''' Super-Heavy - Size 8, '''TS''' 25mph, '''Handling''' -2, '''Toughness''' 30 (7), '''Wounds*''' +2, '''Crew''' 4. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures. Add +2 to ''Drive'' or ''Electronics'' checks made to evade missile attacks) (1), Armor V (AP +12, Heavy) (5), Crew Reduction (+4), Electromagnetic Shielding (Add +6 to the vehicle’s effective Toughness vs. EMP missiles) (1), Environmental Seal (2), Hover (5), Fixed Weapon (1), Food Storage (20 man-days) (1), Linked Weapon Turrets (2), Reinforced Chassis III (Tough +6) (6), Speed II (+20mph) (4), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1), Weapon Turret (6) </br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
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Light Flame Throwers (forward fixed): Range Blast or 12" and MBT, Damage 2d12, AP ignore non-sealed armor, Shots 10, Reload P</br> | Light Flame Throwers (forward fixed): Range Blast or 12" and MBT, Damage 2d12, AP ignore non-sealed armor, Shots 10, Reload P</br> | ||
− | Heavy Cannon Turret: Range | + | Super-Heavy Cannon Turret: Range 400/800/1,600, Damage 6d10, AP 40, HW, ROF 1, Shots 20, Note LBT, Reload VE.</br> |
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− | '''ATTACK FLITTER''': military attack anti-grav jet. '''Cost''' R (M). '''Chassis''' Super-Heavy -Size 8, '''TS''' | + | '''ATTACK FLITTER''': military attack anti-grav jet. '''Cost''' R (M). '''Chassis''' Super-Heavy -Size 8, '''TS''' 1,100mph, '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 30 (7), '''Wounds*''' +2, '''Crew''' 2. '''Mods''' (2 remaining): Aircraft, Jet (3), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures. Add +2 to ''Drive'' or ''Electronics'' checks made to evade missile attacks) (1), Crew Reduction (+4), Environmental Sealing (High Atitude) (2), Fixed Weapons (2), Handling III (8), Missile Lauchers (4) and Missile Storage for 24 light missiles or 16 heavy or 8 Anti-Tank (2), Radar (1), Speed V (+500mph) (5), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
One Quad-link forward fixed Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/3,200, Damage 3d10+6, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100.</br> | One Quad-link forward fixed Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/3,200, Damage 3d10+6, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100.</br> | ||
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Also '''Wounds*''' works just like extra wounds for large creatures (SWADE pg. 179)</br> | Also '''Wounds*''' works just like extra wounds for large creatures (SWADE pg. 179)</br> | ||
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*Energy Refueling is P per point and takes about a hour at a refueling station. It is E to recharge 10 energy points and takes about two hours at a refueling station. It is VE to recharge 100 energy points and takes about ten hours at a refueling station. It is EE to recharge 1,000 energy points and takes about 24 hours at a refueling station. | *Energy Refueling is P per point and takes about a hour at a refueling station. It is E to recharge 10 energy points and takes about two hours at a refueling station. It is VE to recharge 100 energy points and takes about ten hours at a refueling station. It is EE to recharge 1,000 energy points and takes about 24 hours at a refueling station. | ||
− | *Life Support Resupply is N per man day, or P for ten man days or E for 100 man days or VE for 1,000 man days and EE for 10,000 man days or resupply. You can purchase twice the number of man-days for Emergency supplies at the same price. | + | : *Life Support Resupply is N per man day, or P for ten man days or E for 100 man days or VE for 1,000 man days and EE for 10,000 man days or resupply. You can purchase twice the number of man-days for Emergency supplies at the same price. |
− | *Space | + | : *Spacecraft: Space Scale movement minus 30 is the number of days it takes on average to go from a habitual planets to the JumpGate located in the outer system. Generally a ship can travel its Spaceship scale speed in AU every 24 hours. |
− | + | : *Weapon Ranges are listed for Space scale. For atmosphere multiple distance by 100 for game inches. | |
− | *Activating a JumpGate requires a JumpKey to the new location and a Science skill check and take about a hour for a known route. JumpKeys to lost worlds are possible and imposse a -1 to -4 penalty depending. | + | : *JumpDrive: Activating a JumpGate requires a JumpKey to the new location and a ''Science'' skill check and take about a hour for a known route. JumpKeys to lost worlds are possible and imposse a -1 to -4 penalty depending. |
− | : | + | :For standard Jump Routes and non-restricted worlds JumpKeys are EE each!!! For a JumpKey to a lost world could be anywhere before E to R in prices. |
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===STOCK STARCRAFT=== | ===STOCK STARCRAFT=== | ||
− | '''MEDIUM SHUTTLE/LANDER''' | + | '''MEDIUM SHUTTLE/LANDER''': Basic Shuttle lander used for either crew or cargo. '''Cost''' MR. '''Frame''' Medium -Size 8, '''Speed''' 2 (500mph), '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 30 (7), '''Wounds*''' +2, '''Crew''' 1+4, '''Energy''' 4. '''Mods''' (34 remaining): Atmospheric (can land on planetary surfaces) (4), Life Support, Short-Term (15 mandays of both standard and emergy), Orbiter (+8)</br> |
− | + | For '''''Passenger Transports''''': add Standard Passenger Space XXXII (32) which can hold 128 passengers and includes Life Support for all for 3 days (plus 3 days in emergency) and can carry 3.2 tons (mostly personal baggage).</br> | |
− | + | For '''''Cargo Transports''''': carries 54.4 tons of cargo.</br> | |
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− | '''HEAVY SHUTTLE LANDER''' | + | '''HEAVY SHUTTLE LANDER''': These are heavy shuttles who carry large cargo loads to and from a planets orbit, often to an orbiting space station or awaiting large starships that cannot make planetfall. They are unarmed and on hostile worlds require escourt vehicles for protection. '''Cost''' R. '''Chassis''' Great -Size 12, '''TS''' 2 (700mph), '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 43 (12), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 15, '''Energy''' 6. '''Mods''' (42 remaining; for cargo 100.8 tons. Passenger Pads for a passenger shuttle service can drop this depending): Armor I (AP+4) (1), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (6), Life Support, Short-Term (6 days of standard and emergy supplies for crew of 15; or 90 man-days worth) (1), Orbiter (+12), Reinforced Structure II (Tough +4) (6), Speed I (+2) (6)</br> |
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− | '''COURIER''' | + | '''COURIER''': a fast message and mail craft, it is crammed and only has space for two individuals. The craft is modified to carry a great deal of extra energy reserves and life support for the two pilots. Note that Couriers often only carry electronic mail and do not leave the Jump Gates location. They can carry small cargo's of specialized items. '''Cost''' R. '''Frame''' Great - Size 12, '''Speed''' 7 (700mph). '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 35 (8), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 2, '''Energy''' 300. '''Mods''' (3 remaining): AI (Basic. Acts as an Extra with base Skill d8 and does not suffer multiactions. Can give support and acts on 'captains' turn) (1), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Atmospheric (6), Crew Reduction (+4), Energy Reserve IV (+240 energy) (12), JumpDrive (uses 24 energy per Jump) (6), Life Support (240 man-days Standard and 240 man-days emergency supplies) (4), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range of 10K miles) (1), Speed II (6), Weapon Turret (2)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | One Turret mounted Medium Laser Cannon: Range 800/1,600/32.000 (8/16/32). Damage 3d10, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 2 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
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− | '''EXPLORER''' | + | '''EXPLORER''': common stellar explorer and light cargo transport, often sponsored or supported by one of the great factions. It has advanced sensors and scientific workstations. '''Cost''' R. '''Frame''' Great -Size 12, '''Speed''' 6 (600mph), '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 41 (12), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 5+10, '''Energy''' 180. '''Mods''' (3 remaining): Armor I (AP+4) (1), Artificial Intelligence (Basic, can operate all ship's systems— skill level of d8, is an “Extra”. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action. Can offer Support rolls) (1), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (6), Energy Reserve II (energy +120) (6), JumpDrive (uses 24 emergy per jump) (6), Life Support (60 days of standard and 60 days of emergency supplies for a crew of 15; or 900 man-days) (3), Reinforced Chassis I (Tough +2) (3), Sensor Suite, Galatic (range 1 lightyear) (1), Speed I (+1/100mph) (3), Weapon linked mount (2), Work Stations/Labs (add +1 to ''Electronis'', ''Repair'' and ''Science'' Skills) (4)</br> |
'''''Weapon'''''</br> | '''''Weapon'''''</br> | ||
− | + | One Duel-linked, Turret mounted Medium Laser Cannon: Range 800/1,600/32.000 (8/16/32). Damage 3d10, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 4 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
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− | '''FREE TRADER''' | + | '''FREE TRADER''': a common Charioteers ‘free’ trader that carries large cargo loads. Include 3 bulk inter-changable Superstructure modular holds that are mostly used Bulk Cargo Contiers. '''Cost''' SR. '''Frame''' Greater -Size 16, '''Speed''' 3 (300mph), '''Handling''' +0, '''Toughness''' 41 (13), '''Wounds*''' +4, '''Crew''' 10+10, '''Energy''' 200. '''Mods''' (6 remaining): Armor I (AP+4) (1), Artificial Intelligence (Basic; can operate all ship's systems— skill level of d8, but is an “Extra”. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action. Can offer Support rolls) (1), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (8), Energy Reserves (+100 energy points) (4), Fewer Crew (+4), JumpDrive (uses 32 energy each jump) (8), Life Support (30 days of standard and emergency supplies for a crew and passengers of 20; or 600 mandays), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range 10K miles) (1), Speed Reduction I (+8), Superstructures III (30) Weapon linked Mount (2)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | One Twin-linked Turret mounted Medium Laser Cannon: Range 800/1,600/32.000 (8/16/32). Damage 3d10+2, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 4 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
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''Bulk Cargo Superstructure Modular Containers'' can carry up to 180,000 cube feet of marterals but only 1,800 tons of cargo (each) if the vessel is to land on a planetary surface.</br> | ''Bulk Cargo Superstructure Modular Containers'' can carry up to 180,000 cube feet of marterals but only 1,800 tons of cargo (each) if the vessel is to land on a planetary surface.</br> | ||
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− | '''BULK FREIGHTER''': one of the largest ships every built, the Charioteer bulk cargo transports can carry amazing large cargo and carries | + | '''BULK FREIGHTER''': one of the largest ships every built, the Charioteer bulk cargo transports can carry amazing large cargo and carries two medium shuttles to tranfer it to a planets suface. '''Cost''' A. '''Frame''' Behemoth - Size 30, '''Speed''' 2, '''Handling''' -3, '''Toughness''' 60 (20), '''Wounds* +7''', '''Crew''' 40+300, '''Energy''' 500. '''Mods''' (4 remaining): Artificial Intelligence (Basic; can operate all ship's systems— skill level of d8, but is an “Extra”. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action. Can offer Support rolls) (1), Energy Reserve (+500 energy) (8), Fewer Crew (+15), JumpDrive (uses 60 energy per jump) (15), Life Support (30 days of standard and emergency supplies for a crew and passengers of 340; or 10,200 man-days), Reinforced Structure I (Tough +2) (8), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range of 10K miles) (1), Superstructures X (Cargo) (100), Superstructure (Hangars; each can hold a total of 24 Size vehicles with max size of 12 each. Supplies, fuel, etc. and 10 mechanics, etc.) II (20), Weapon linked Mounts (8)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | Four Twin-linked Turret mounted (one per flank) Medium Laser Cannon: Range 800/1,600/32.000 (8/16/32). Damage 3d10+2, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 4 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
''Bulk Cargo Superstructure Modular Containers'' can carry up to 180,000 cube feet of marterals but only 1,800 tons of cargo (each) if the vessel is to land on a planetary surface.</br> | ''Bulk Cargo Superstructure Modular Containers'' can carry up to 180,000 cube feet of marterals but only 1,800 tons of cargo (each) if the vessel is to land on a planetary surface.</br> | ||
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− | '''STAR-FIGHTERS'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/ | + | '''STAR-FIGHTERS'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/6051780739060808/]: fast attack starcraft, one man with no interstellar capacity. '''Cost''' R (M). '''Frame''' Tiny -Size 6, '''Speed''' 12 (1,200mph), '''Handling''' +3, '''Toughness''' 35 (14), '''Wounds*''' +1, '''Crew''' 1, '''Energy''' 25. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Armor II (AP +8) (2), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (3), Electromagnetic Shielding (Adds +6 to the ship’s effective Toughness vs. EMP attacks) (1), Fixed and Linked Weapons (2), Life Support, Short Term (3 days standard and 3 days emergency supplies) (+3), Reinforced Structure I (Toughness +2) (1), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range of 10K miles) (1), Speed VI (+6/600mph) (6), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | Quad-Linked forward fixed Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/3,200 (8/16/32), Damage 3d10+6, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 8 Energy per 10 shots, round up'') </br> | |
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− | '''STAR-BOMBER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/ | + | '''STAR-BOMBER'''[https://www.pinterest.com/pin/22236591899255319/]: a heavy attack and bomber starcraft, with no interstellar capacity. '''Cost''' R (M). '''Frame''' Average - Size 8, '''Speed''' 5. '''Handling''' +2, '''Toughness''' 42 (15), '''Wounds*''' +2, '''Crew''' 2, '''Energy''' 40. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): Armor II (AP +8) (2), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (4), Electromagnetic Shielding II (Adds +12 to the ship’s effective Toughness vs. EMP attacks) (2), Fixed and Linked Weapons (2), Life Support, Short Term (3 days standard and 3 days emergency supplies) (+4), Reinforced Structure II (Toughness +4) (4), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range of 10K miles) (1), Speed II (+2/200mph) (4), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1), Torpedo Tubes 2 (2) with storage for 12 light and 6 heavy torpedoes (4), Weapon Turret linked weapons (4)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | One Quad-Linked forward fixed Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/3,200 (8/16/32), Damage 3d10+6, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 8 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
− | + | One Quad-Linked turreted Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/3,200 (8/16/32), Damage 3d10+6, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 8 Energy per 10 shots, round up'') </br> | |
− | + | Two Forward fixed Torpedo Launchers: Range 12/24/48, ROF1. ''Light'' Torpedoes -Damage 5d12, AP 50, AOE 1 sq. space. ''Heavy'' Torpedo -Damage 8d12, AP 50, AOE 1 sq. space</br> | |
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− | '''CUTTER PATROL CRAFT''' | + | '''CUTTER PATROL CRAFT''': The ''Cutter''-Class system patrol boats are designed for wolf-pack hit and run attacks against larger ships. '''Cost''' SR (M), '''Size''' 12 -Great, '''Speed''' 7 (700mph), '''Handling''' +1, '''Toughness''' 48 (20), '''Wounds*''' +3, '''Crew''' 3+4 (plus 4 prsioners), '''Energy''' 120. '''Mods''' (3 remaining) - Armor III (AP +12) (3), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, Add +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Artificial Intelligence (Stanadard; can operate all ship's systems— skill level of d10, but is an “Extra”. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action. Can offer Support rolls) (1), Atmospheric (Allows the ship to enter planetary surface) (6), Energy Reserves (+60 energy points) (3), Electromagnetic Shielding II (Adds +12 to the ship’s effective Toughness vs. EMP attacks) (2), Fewer Crew (+2), Fixed Linked Weapons (1), Holding Space 2 (includes four individual holding cells or can be cammed to hold two persons in each cell) (2), JumDrive (uses 24 energy per jump) (6), Life Suport I (60 days of standard supply plus emergency supplies for fifteen; or 900 man days) (3), Linked Weapon Systems (2), Sensor Suite, Planetary (range of 10K miles) (1), Speed II (+2/200mph) (6), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1)</br> |
'''''Weapons'''''</br> | '''''Weapons'''''</br> | ||
− | + | One Forward Fixed Duel-linked Light Railgun: Range 800/1,600/2,400 (8/16/32), Damage 4d10+2, AP 8, Shots 20 (realoads $100, 10lbs)</br> | |
− | + | One Turret mounted Duel-linked Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/2,400 (8/16/32), Damage 3d10+2, AP 10, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 4 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
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− | '''INTERCEPTOR''' | + | '''INTERCEPTOR''': a heavy system patrol vessel, these ships spend long periods of time on patrol, hence the extra Energy for life support. '''Cost''' A (M). '''Frame''' Giant - Size 20, '''Speed''' 5, '''Handling''' -1, '''Toughness''' 66 (24), '''Wounds*''' +5, '''Crew''' 30+50, '''Energy''' 600. '''Mods''' (0 remaining): Armor III (AP+12) (3), AMCM (Anti-Missile Counter Measures, Add +2 to ''Electronics'' or ''Hacking'' checks made to evade missile and torpedo locks and attacks plus ''Piloting'' checks to avoid Tractor Beams) (1), Artificial Intelligence (Military; can operate all ship's systems— skill level of d10, but is an “Extra”. Add +2 to ''Battle'' and ''Shooting''. The AI does not suffer from multi-action penalties if given simultaneous tasks. In combat, the AI acts on the captain’s Action. Giving the AI a short verbal command is a free action. Can offer Support rolls) (1), Energy Reserve (+400 energy) (10), Electromagnetic Shielding I (Adds +6 to the ship’s effective Toughness vs. EMP attacks) (2), Fixed Weapon Mounts (7), Holding Space 8 (includes sixteen individual holding cells or can be cammed to hold two persons in each cell) (8), JumpDrive (uses 40 energy each jump) (10), Life Support (90 days of standard and emergency supplies for a crew and passengers of 80; or 9,200 man-days) (10), Linked Weapon Systems (4), Reinforced Chassis II (Tough +4) (10), Sensor Suite, Galatic (range 1 lightyear) (1), Speed II (+2/200mph) (10), Targeting System (negates up to four points of penalties) (1), 2 Torpedo Launchers (2) with storage for 16 light torpedos and 8 heavy torpedos (4), Weapon Mounts (4) </br> |
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− | + | One Forward Fixed Heavy Mass Drive Gun: Range 10/20/40, Damage 9d10, AP 10, ROF 1, Shots 20. Reloads EE, wt. 500lbs.</br> | |
− | + | One Forward Fixed Grape-Shot Launchers: Range 5/10/20, Damage 3d12+36/2d12+24/1d12+12, AP 0, ROF 1, Shots 100. Note +2 to ''Shooting''.</br> | |
− | + | Two Forward Torpedo Launchers: Range 12/24/48, ROF1. ''Light'' Torpedoes -Damage 5d12, AP 50, AOE 1 sq. space. ''Heavy'' Torpedo -Damage 8d12, AP 50, AOE 1 sq. space</br> | |
− | + | Two Duel-Linked Turret mounted Medium Laser Cannons: Range 800/1,600/2,400 (8/16/32), Damage 3d10+2, AP 10, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 4 Energy per 10 shots, round up'')</br> | |
− | + | Four Point Defense Light Laser Cannon Turrets (one per Flank): Range 8/16/32 or 1 with Reaction Fire. Damage 2d10, AP 5, ROF 1, Shots 100 (''lasers banks can recharge at a rate of 1 shot per Action when the ship is at low-power, requring 1 Energy per 10 shots, round up for each cannon'')</br> |