StarWars for 5ed

STAR WARS FOR 5ED

These conversion notes don’t cover everything. I am try to keep things simple and straight forward. Many of the items and themes started with the Star Wars Saga system but then morphed into using 5th ed. Dungeons and Dragons as the ‘basic’ rules, with Saga ideas supported in this new system.

BASIC HOUSERULES FOR 5ed

Character Class Notes: In the Star Wars game for 5th D&D characters are called Heroic Characters. This distinction comes into effect when creating minor NPC (minions) and creatures. There are five Heroic Character Classes for this game – Jedi, Leader, Scoundrel, Scout and Soldier. Your character level is your overall level (if multi-classing). You gain your proficiency bonus base on your overall level. You also gain a feat at first level and an additional feat every two overall levels after that (3, 5, etc.) and an Attribute boost starting and 4th level and every two levels after that (8, 12, etc.). With this attribute boost you can add +1 to two different attributes or +2 to on attribute up to your maximum. These bonuses are dependent on your total Character level (see below).

Your Heroic Class Level bonuses are the bonuses you can only gain at that Heroic Character class level (if you multi-class). Note you gain two core Talents at first level character class. If you multi-class into a class after first you gain only one class talent. After 1st level characters gain one additional talent every odd level of Heroic class they take (3, 5, etc.) and a Bonus Class Feat every even level of Heroic class they take (2, 4, etc.).

CLASS LEVEL	PROFIENCY BONUS	CLASS LEVEL BONUS	HEROIC LEVEL BONUS'
1	+2	Strating Feat	Starting Talent(s)
2	+2	--	Bonus Feat
3	+2	Feat	Talent
4	+2	Attribute Bonus	Bonus Feat
5	+3	Feat	Talent
6	+3	--	Bonus Feat
7	+3	Feat	Talent
8	+3	Attribute Bonus	Bonus Feat
9	+4	Feat	Talent
10	+4	--	Bonus Feat
11	+4	Feat	Talent
12	+4	Attribute Bonus	Bonus Feat
13	+5	Feat	Talent
14	+5	--	Bonus Feat
15	+5	Feat	Talent
16	+5	Attribute Bonus	Bonus Feat
17	+6	Feat	Talent
18	+6	--	Bonus Feat
19	+6	Feat	Talent
20	+6	Attribute Bonus	Bonus Feat

Destiny Points: 5 + ½ your Heroic Level (round down). These points function similarity as Hero Points from the Optional Rules in the DMG (pg. 264). They can be used to affect any 1d20 roll, but you can only spend a Destiny Point in a round. Destiny Points add 1d4+1 to any 1d20 roll (attack roll, saving throw, etc.) and can also be used to activate certain Talents. They can be spent after you have roll the d20 but before the GM informs you if the result was a success or not. Unspent Destiny Points are lost when you raise a level (and gain this levels points). Certain Talents and Feats and grant you additional Destiny Points, high dice to add to your d20 and addition, non-dice usages.

Other Uses for Destiny Points (Force Sensetive Only): Force Users can spend Destiny Points to temporarily gain the use of a Force Power or Talent. For sake of ease, it costs 1 Destiny Point to temporarily gain the use of a Minor Force Power for its base duration, 2 Destiny Points for a 1st Power level Force Power. If the creature can use higher Power Levels each additional level of power costs +1 additional Destiny Points. The power last for the base duration or 1 minute (10 rounds) maximum. A generic Force Talent cost a base of 3 Destiny Points and last their base duration or up to 1 minute maximum.

Armor Class and Armor: In Star Wars few people wear armor. When not wearing Armor a Heroic Character has a base AC of 10 base +2 insight +its proficiency bonus + either its Dexterity or Intelligence modifier (whichever is better). When wearing armor a creature gains the Armor Class Rating (ACR) of the armor plus either of its’ Dexterity or Intelligence modifier.

Skills: All of the skills from the PHB are being used although some have been renamed and updated. PLEASE NOTE not using Tool or Vehicle proficiencies which have been replaced by new Skills. Feats: are not as powerful in this setting but you gain them far more often. See Feats. Talents: are more powerful than feats and act something like class traits and abilities from the PHB. Weapon and Armor Proficiency: for Star Wars these include – Simple Weapons, Martial Weapons (as normal from the PHB but new types, see Gear), Pistols, Rifles, Heavy Weapons, Advanced Melee Weapons. Exotic Weapons require a Weapons Proficiency feat for each to gain the proficiency bonus. Light, Medium and Heavy armor. Basic equipment from PHB (cost GP = credits at 1:1. Primitive armor provides no ACR vs. any weapon listed here. All other properties as listed there).

Bonuses and Advantages/Disadvantages: Along with standard Advantages and Disadvantages, there are also Bonuses that add directly to the target’s checks. Note that the same type of bonus can’ not stack but different types can. Types: Dark Side, Equipment, Force, Insight, Luck, Moral and Rage.

Granting Advantage: in order to grant action for a non-attack INT or WIS skill check, the individual wishing to ‘aid another’ must also be proficient with the skill.

Force Powers and Talents: Force Powers work something like Warlock spells casting and recovery. The character gains so much Force Energy and a maximum Power level. To use a Force power you must expend a point of Force Energy. You regain all expended Force Energy when you finish a short or long rest. See the Force, Jedi class, and Force Sensitive feat for more details.

Damage Threshold: whenever you take damage that meets or excess of your threshold you suffer the Reeling Condition. Your Damage Threshold is equal to 15 + your Proficiency Bonus + Strength or Constitution ability modifier (whichever is better). Size also has an effect. Large sized beings gain +2, Huge +5, Gargantuan +10 and Colossal +20. Vehicles can also suffer similar affects.

Additional Conditions – Reeling (see Condition in the PHB): you have suffered a wound that has caused a great deal of pain and now is effecting your ability to react.

• You suffer Disadvantage to all Attacks, Skills and Ability checks.
• If you suffer from a second Reeling affect (i.e. you are reeling and again take damage that exceeds your Damage Threshold), you are Stunned for one round. After this lost round, you lose the Stunned condition but you are still suffering from the Reeling condition as above.
• In order to recover from Reeling, at the end of your round (after you have taken your actions) attempt a Constitution or Wisdom save (whichever is better) vs. a DC 10 or ½ the Damage you suffered (round down, whichever is greater, maximum DC 20). If you succeed with your roll, you are no longer suffering the condition. If you fail, you are still suffering from the condition.
• You can instead spend your Action to recover from Reeling, gaining advantage on your check. You can still take the free check at the end of your round if this check failed but as normal and without advantage.

Slow Natural Healing: optional rule (DMG pg. 267). After a Long Rest you only recover ½ your Hit Dice (round up) back, not any HP (normally you recover all your Hit Points back after a long rest). You must use Hit Dice to recover each morning. Also, once per day, you also recovery one level of Exhaustion after a short rest (in additional to another one at the end of a Long Rest).

Second Wind: when a character falls below ½ their maximum hit points, they can call on some inner reserves that drives many heroes to recover some. As an Action you regain 1d of your best Hit Dice (if multi-classing) plus its Constitution modifier plus your Heroic level back in hit points, up to your maximum total HP’s. You regain an additional +1d of your best HD at your 5th Heroic level, and an additional +1d of your best HD every five additional Heroic levels after that. You must complete a long rest to regain the use of this ability and this does not cost you any of your Hit Dice for healing.

Firing into Melee Combat and Ranged attacks while prone: Attacker into melee with an ally and enemies are at a Disadvantage. You are not at disadvantage when firing firearms, etc. when prone.

Full Round Action and Free Actions: A full round action takes up the full round, including movement (Speed 0) and bonus action (you still have your reaction). A free action take none of these.

Mind-Effecting: many talents, feats and force powers are listed as mind-effecting. These abilities only affect living, sentient beings or creatures, not Droids, etc. Mind-effecting fear don’t work against sentient beings immune to fear.

Hardness: materials and vehicles have a Hardness rating. This is the amount of damage that is reduced from all attacks before applying resistances, Shields, etc. to items hit points.

Heroic Damage Bonus: all Heroic characters add ½ their Heroic level (round down) to all damage type totals that they deal (including unarmed, explosives, AOE, heavy weapons and force powers).

Dark Side Score and Falling to the Dark Side

In Star Wars, the Dark Side of the Force is an even present force of corruption for those individuals looking for quick and easy solutions and for those filled with anger or feat. Doing evil acts (murder, torture, blowing up a planet) add to a being’s Dark Side Score. The GM should determine the number of points a being might gain for evil acts. Minor transgressions like causing another being harm for no reason or your own joy might earn you one, while evil transgression while unjustified murder or torturing a being for pleasure might cause five or more, etc. Giving the order to blow up a planet set you to Consumed by Darkness automatically.

• Tempted by Darkness: A character with at least 1 Dark Side point but less than ½ (round down) its Wisdom score is considered to be tempted by the Dark Side of the Force. This character feels a slight brush of the Dark Side of the Force and is often quicker to give into anger and fear. The character is further tempted by the Dark Side in the following way (a) whenever a character invokes Dark Fortune (see below), it gains a +1d4 bonus to the end result; (b) a character can spend a Destiny Point and activate any non-Light side Force Power as a Bonus Action instead of an Action. The character’s Dark Side Score increase by 1 each time they invoke either.
• Tainted by Darkness: A character with a Dark Side Score greater than ½ (round down) its Wisdom score but less than its Wisdom score has been tainted by the Dark Side of the Force. A Tainted character is more tempted to do evil to solve its problems. This character suffers the additional temptations listed above and also they gain a +2 dark side bonus to their Force Attack and to the Force save DC total with any Force Power with the [dark side] descriptor. They suffer Disadvantage to their Force Attack with any Force Power with the [light side] descriptor or grant advantage with saves. It suffers disadvantage with Wisdom (Insight) and Charisma (Persuasion) checks but an advantage with Charisma (Intimidate) checks.
• Consumed by Darkness: A character with a Dark Side Score equal to its Wisdom Score has been consumed by Dark Side of the Force. Characters who have been consumed by the Dark Side of the Force can no long Call on the Dark Side of the Force (see below) nor do they gain the dark side bonus to Force Side attacks or saves checks with powers with the [dark side] descriptor and can no longer use any Force Power with the [light side] descriptor (if they have any such powers they are lost until the characters Dark Side Score drops below their Wisdom score).

Atoning: you may sacrifice Destiny Points as soon as you gain a new level, but not after. Each point you spend reduces your Dark Side score by a one-for-one bases. The GM may require a side quest to go with this. Those that are Consumed by Darkness almost never can throw off their darkness (but they are GM characters anyway so the GM will determine if and when it might be able to atone).

Call on the Dark Side: Temptation – NOTE that the following apply to player characters ONLY so that they can be tempted towards the Dark Side. NPC Heroic characters do not use these rules. Those characters with Force Sensitive feat are especially vulnerable to the call of the Dark Side of the Force but everyone can have Dark Side points. The Dark Side of the Force is every tempting to all creatures of the Universe. All Heroic characters who have not yet been Consumed by Darkness (see above) can call on the Dark Side of the Force to gain some additional benefits. Once you have fallen completely to the Dark Side you can longer be tempted as it were.

• Dark Fortune: When a character spends a Destiny Point to increase a roll, it now has Advantage on the d20 roll, taking the better of the two results. This increase the characters Dark Side Score by 1. Characters that have the Lucky or Strong in the Force feats can have advantage on both the check and the Force die but this increases their Dark Side score by 2.
• Dark Luck: As a Reaction, a character can gain back one spent Destiny Point you just used, but in doing so the characters Dark Side Score is increased by 1.
• Dark Power (force sensitive only): As an Action the user can spend a Destiny Point and gain the use of one Force Power with the [dark side] description on it for the base duration at 1st Power level, starting on its next Action at no Force Energy cost. This increase the characters Dark Side Score by 2 plus additional ones depending on how and what acts you commit with the power.
• Dark Reserves: A character can spend a Destiny Point to regain the use of her Second Wind, even if she has not completed a long rest. This increase the characters Dark Side Score by 1.
• Flight or Fight: A character can spend a Destiny Point as a reaction and gain one additional Action at any time. This increase the characters Dark Side Score by 2.
• Renew (force sensitive only): As a reaction you regain one spent Force Energy point that you just use but doing so increases your Dark Side Score by 1.

SITUATIONS/ACTIONS HOUSERULES

Aim: if the attacker does not move on its turn (Speed 0), it can use a Bonus action to ‘Aim’ at a target when taking a Range Attack action. When it does so, ½ cover drops to no cover and ¾ cover drops to ½ cover. Aim has no effect on targets with full cover.

Area of Effects (Explosives): (PHB pg. 204) When making an attack with AOE weapons, the attack chooses where the explosive is going to land. Explosive weapons also have two range increments, base and long. Long range grants advantage on affected target’s saving throws. If an attacker does not have Line-Of-Sight on this AOE it is can make an indirect attack, meaning that it can attack over osculates or into area that the attacker cannot see. The range remains the same. Treat targets as Invisible and affected targets have advantages on their saving throws. If the targets are also at the long range of the explosives the targets gain Resistance to the grenades damage (¼ damage at long range with a successful save).

Autofire: When using an Autofire weapon feature, the attacker has two choices, to concentrate on one target or to try fire into an area seeking to damage multiples targets at once. Both affects require the shooter to make a Ranged attack roll at -5. When the attacker concentrates on one target a successful hit deals +2d weapon damage to one target (i.e. a blaster rifle that deals 3d8 damage deals 5d8 damage and a critical hit deals 7d8 damage). For the second option, the attacker must get at least a 10+ with its ranged attack check. If it succeeds all targets in the weapons Area of Effect (PHB pg. 204) must make a Dexterity saving throw vs. DC of 8 + the attacker’s proficiency + Dexterity ability modifier. All targets that fail suffer the base weapons damage. If they succeed they take ½ damage. If the attacker got a Critical success on its attack then all effected targets saving throw are at disadvantage (instead of dealing ouble damage).

Special – the attack can use a Bonus action to “Brace” as a maneuver to reduce these penalties to the attack roll to only -2, but its Speed drops to 0 until the start of its next turn. Also bracing grant advantage from all attacks against you until the start of your next turn.

For both Area of Effect and Autofire

Special – you do not include your Strength or Dexterity modifier nor do you add any range Feat or non-specific Talent (Grenade Expert) bonuses to damage to the above AOE damage types. You still add ½ your Heroic level to damage bonuses.

Cover: cover is very important in modern/sci-fi settings. Soft cover is provided by effects that obscure vision such as smoke, foliage, etc. These effects cannot stop an attack but rather obscure the creature making them harder to hit. Hard cover works similarly but can be destroyed by damage. Any hit that misses a target do to the cover bonus (including full cover if the attacker wishes to strike it) damages the cover instead. Otherwise cover has an AC of 10 to attack any. ½ Cover can absorb 25 HP, ¾ Cover can absorb 50 HP, Full Cover has 100 HP, and all have Resistance to damage. Full cover that is reduced to 50 HP only provides ¾ cover now, and ¾ cover reduces to 25 HP only provides ½ cover. When all the area’s HP are depleted it no longer provides cover. The material cover is made of also provides Hardness. Light materials (wood, dirt, etc.) provide 2 Hardness, Medium material (concrete, plastics, etc.) provide 4 Hardness, Heavy materials (reinforced concrete, steel, etc.) provides 8 Hardness, while Super-Heavy material (reinforced steel, etc.) provide 10 Hardness.

Special – it takes ½ movement to initially benefit from cover and when making “pop-out/up” attacks to gain the benefiting from either Full Cover or ¾.

Falling Prone: unless you are forced Prone, you must use 5 feet of Movement to fall to the ground prone. As a reaction, if you have at least 5 feet of movement remaining this turn or have not acted yet this turn and still have your reaction, you can fall prone (costing you 5 feet of movement) and gain Resistance to any damage from an AOE attack.

CHARACTER CREATION

• Assign Attributes: hero array attributes – 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, and 10 +/- racial mods.
• Choose a Species: pick one from the list below.
• Choose a Class: Heroic Classes provide the character with her base Hit Points, Saving Throws proficiencies, Skill, Armor and Weapon proficiencies. Talents drive the character class’s abilities. All classes have two Core Talents that the character gets at character creation only.
• Choose a Background: provide additional skill proficiencies and some starting gear and cash.
• Feat: all characters gain a feat at 1st level character creation.
• Assign Gear: Record your starting gear and cash. Purchase any additional gear.

SPECIES

NOTE new Senses, in addition to those found on PHB pg. 183.

• Low-Light Vision: species with low-light vision can see perfectly fine in dim light. Species with Low-Light Vision can ignore Dim Light obscured.
• Scent: some species have extremely refined sense of smell. Within a specified range (generally 30 feet), a creature with scent has the equivalent of Blindsight within their range (pg. 183). But note that the species must be able to use its sense of smell (can’t use if wearing a filter mask or in a vacuum suit). Also strong winds or overpowering smells can also lower or eliminate this ability.

HUMAN SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Score Modifier: Two different ability scores of your choice increase by +1 (cant’ stack).
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 30 feet.
• Bonus Proficient Skill: You gain proficiency in one skill of your choice.
• Bonus Feat: You gain one feat of your choice. You must meet all the prerequisites.
• Outgoing: You gain +1 Destiny Point over the standard Destiny Points each level.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write in Basic plus one additional language of choice.

BOTHAN SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Score Modifier: +2 to Dexterity, +2 to Intelligence or Charisma (player’s choice)
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 30 feet.
• Educated: Bothans value knowledge and start with one additional Intelligence or Wisdom based skill for free.
• Iron Will: Bothans gain a +2 species bonus to their Wisdom saves.
• Noisy: Bothans have advantage with Charisma (Gather Information) skill checks.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write in Basic and Bothese.

CATHAR SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Score Modifier: +2 to Strength, +1 to Dexterity.
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 40 feet.
• Natural Weapons: a Cathar has natural sharp claws that deal 1d4 slashing damage. Cathar are always proficient with these attacks and can use your Strength or Dexterity modifier. Whenever you take an Attack action you can make a claw attack as a bonus action still add your full modifier bonus to damage (see Two-Weapon fighting).
• Instincts: Cathar has Advantage with all Strength (Athletics) skill checks.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write Basic and Catharese.

CEREAN SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Modifiers: +2 to Intelligence, +2 to Wisdom, -1 to Dexterity
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 30 feet.
• Educated: Cerean society strongly promotes education. Cerean gain proficiency with any one Intelligence or Wisdom based skill for free.
• Intuitive Initiative: Cereans start with proficiency in the Dexterity (Initiative) skill automatically and then have Advantage with Dexterity (Initiative) skill checks.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write in Basic and Cerean.

CHISS SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Modifiers: +1 to Dexterity, +2 to Intelligence
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 30 feet.
• Bonus Skill Proficiency: Chiss begin with proficiency in any one Skill for free.
• Low-Light Vision: Chiss see perfectly fine in Dim light obscure.
• Bonus Feat: Chiss gain either the Do Science on it or I Freaking Love Science feat for free.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write in both Basic and Cheunh.

DEVARONIAN SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Score Bonus: males +2 Dexterity, females +2 Intelligence, both also gain +2 to Charisma
• Medium Sized and Speed: base 30 feet.
• Manipulators: Devaronians have advantage with Charisma (Deception) skill checks.
• Naturally Curiosity: Devaronians are very attentive to small details that can reveal weakness. As a reaction they gain a +2 insight bonus on all attack rolls and skill checks used against this single target. These bonus lasts until the end of the Devaronian’s next turn. They can use this ability again after a short or long rest.
• Languages: you can speak, read and write in Basic and Devaronese.

DUG SPECIES TRAITS

• Ability Score Modifier: +2 to Dexterity, +1 to Constitution
• Small Sized and Speed: base speed 30 feet. As a small sized creature, Dug gain a +3 size bonus to Stealth. However, their lifting and carrying limits is Strength x5lbs for basic encumbrance.
• Arboreal: Evolving in the great trees of Malastare, the Dug have advantage on Strength (Athletic) checks when climbing or jumping. Furthermore, if any of these skill checks is a 9 or less, the Dug treats these rolls at if they rolled a 10.
• Lightning Reflexes: Dug gain a +2 bonus to their Dexterity Saves.
• Bonus Feat: Its well know that Dug are fearless even against foes larger than themselves. Dug start with the Brave feat for free.
• Languages: speak, read and write Dug.

HEROIC CHARACTER CLASSES

At 1st level characters gain two Talents to start with. After character creation if you are multi-classing into a new class you only gain one Talent that you must take from the choices within the Class. A character is allowed to take one Genetic Talent instead of a class talent at 1st level. After Character creation you can take class or Genetic Talents.

Jedi

HIT POINTS

Hit Dice: 1d10

Hit Points at 1st level: 30 + your Constitution modifier

Hit Points at Higher Levels: 1d10 (or 6) + your Constitution modifier

PROFICIENCIES

Weapons: Lightsabers, Simple weapons

Saving Throws: Dexterity and Charisma

Skills: Choose three from among Acrobatics, Athletics, Drive, Initiative, Insight, Intimidate, Investigation, Mechanic, Medicine, Perception, Persuasion, Pilot or Supernatural.

Bonus Feats: Force Sensitive, Force Training

EQUIPMENT: You start with the following equipment, in addition to the equipment grants by your background:

• Lightsaber
• (a) sporting blaster pistol with an extra power cell or (b) any two simple weapons or (c) one martial weapon
• (a) diplomats pack plus a rebreather mask or (b) a field kit with short range comlink
• (a) aquata breather or (b) or two stim-packs

Force Users: See the Force on a full description of how these work. For now you gain 3 Minor Powers and 3 Force Powers at first level. You start with 2 + ½ (round up) your character level in Force Energy. Your Force Power Attack modifier is your proficiency bonus + your Force Attribute modifier and your Force Saving Throw DC is 8 + your proficiency modifier + your Force Attribute modifier.

TALENTS

JEDI CONSULAR TALENT TREE

• Adept Negotiator. You have Advantage on Charisma (Persuasion) skill checks
• Force Adviser. When granting Advantage to a target with Aiding Another it add your Intelligence, Wisdom or Charisma modifier (your choice) to their final result. If you want you spend a Destiny Point and add the result of this roll to your ally’s check total. You can grant an ally Advantage even if you don’t have that skill. This cannot apply to an Attack check. This is a mind-altering effect.
• Force Persuasion. The Force can influence the weak minded. You can force one target within 10 feet to make a Charisma save. If the target fails it gains the Charmed condition towards you so long as you remain close by and continue talking to the target (within 10 feet). If anyone takes a hostile or attack action against the target the effect ends immediately. This is a mind-altering effect.

GEAR AND EQUIPMENT

Characters cannot start with Military or Illegal grade gear or weapons at character creations unless its’ part of bas gear or a with the generic Connection talent. Afterwards, characters can purchasing such gear but must first find dealers to make these purchases (with a Gather Information check, DC 15 -25). On average it takes 1d6 hours to find a Licensed items dealer, 4d6 hours for Restricted and 2d6 days for Illegal or Military item dealers. Licensed items costs cost 20% more for the license fee, Restricted items cost 50% more while Illegal or Military cost 100% to 200% more.

Weapons

NEW WEAPON PROPERTIES

• Autofire – these weapons can fire an Area of Affect (Autofire) attack by expelling 10 rounds. It cannot use this property if the weapon does not have 10 rounds.
• Autofire only – these weapons fire the 10 shot autofire. If the weapon does not have 10 rounds it cannot fire.
• Autofire, Heavy – these weapons fire 20 shots autofire. If the weapon does not have 20 rounds it cannot fire.
• Double Weapons – lethal on both ends. Treat these weapons as two light weapons (Two Weapon Fighting PHB pg. 195).
• Energy – deals weapon energy damage for types of resistance, vulnerability, etc.
• Fixed – fixed weapons must be mounted onto a vehicle or use a semi-portable tripod (tripod for a heavy weapon weights 80lbs by them-selves and cost 500cr. It take 3 Actions to set or break down a tripod before it can be fired).
• Heavy Damage –ignores Resistance to damage provided by Cover and Vehicles.
• Ion damage – these types of weapons are not as affective against living creatures, dealing only ½ damage. Verses droids, vehicles and electronics, after modifiers have been applied, double the damage vs. its Damage Threshold to impose the Reeling condition.
• Reload – it requires a Bonus action or an Action reload a spent power cell (listed as ‘pc’; wielder’s choice). If there is no number before the cell listing then it should be changed or recharged between adventures. If it is listed as ‘each’ than each round takes one ( * Action or Bonus action to reload.
• Stun Setting – many weapons can be ‘set to stun’ to deal non-lethal damage. When a weapon is set to “Stun” it deals no damage and cannot kill a target (ranged or melee). Instead the target must make a Constitution or Wisdom save (whichever is better) equal to ½ the damage that was dealt (minimum DC10 no maximum) or it gains the Stunned Condition, falling prone and dropping anything it is carrying. On its turn, as a Full Round Action, the target makes a new save against the same DC. Failure means it is still stunned. The target can make a new save on each of its rounds. Success ends the condition. If the original damage did twice the target’s Damage Threshold it instead automatically gains the Unconscious Condition for 1d4+1 minutes.

An adjacent ally with a Medicine Kit and who is proficient with Medicine can attempt to wake the target early. With an Action it makes a Medicine check with a DC against the target’s saving throw DC. A success ends either condition on the target.

• Knockout (PHB pg. 196): You cannot normally use the knockout option when you reduce a creature to 0 hit points with a lightsaber and most, non-stun advanced melee weapons.

ADVANCED MELEE WEAPONS

Electrostaff - Cost 500, Damage 2d6 electronic, Wt. 5, Properties: Restricted. Staff when ‘off’. Double weapon, reload, stun setting. Can parry lightsabers.

Force Pike - Cost 600, Damage 2d8 energy, Wt. 10, Properties: Restricted. Pike when ‘off’. Double weapon, heavy, reach, reload, 2-handed. Can parry lightsabers.

Vibro-Dagger - Cost 200, Damage 2d4 piercing, Wt. 1, Properties: Licensed. Dagger when ‘off’. Finesse, light, reload.

Vibro-Blade - Cost 300, Damage 2d6 piercing, Wt. 2, Properties: Licensed. Shortsword when ‘off’. Finesse, light, reload.

Vibro-Bayonet - Cost 350, Damage 2d8 piercing (spear), Wt. 1, Properties: Licensed. Spear (when mounted on a rifle) or dagger when ‘off’. Reload, 2-handed (when mounted as spear).

Vibro-Sword - Cost 450, Damage 2d8 slashing, Wt. 3, Properties: Licensed. Longsword when off. Heavy, reload.

Vibro-Axe- Cost 550, Damage 2d10 slashing, Wt. 8, Properties: Restricted. Halberd when ‘off. Heavy, reload, 2-handed

NOTE that all Advanced melee weapons require a Power Cell (pc) to be activated. Last around an hour of continual use.

EXOTIC MELEE WEAPONS

Atlati - 50 2d4 bludgeoning 3 Rare. Loading, thrown (range 50/150)

Cesta - Cost 100, Damage 2d6 bludgeoning, Wt. 5, Properties: Rare. Heavy, loading, thrown (range 50/150), 2-handed

Gaderffii Stick - Cost 50, Damage 1d8 piercing/ 1d6 bludgeoning, Wt. 6, Properties: Double Weapon. Heavy, 2 handed.

Power Whip* -Cost 600, Damage 2d8 energy, Wt. 2, Properties: Restricted. Whip when ‘off’. Finesse, light, reach 3, reload*, stun setting, can make ranged grabs out to 15ft. When ‘grabbed’ attacker can inflicts base energy damage each round against target with advantage on its attack rolls.

Power Whips require a standard Power Cell (pc) to be activated. Last around an hour of continual use.

EXOTIC RANGED WEAPONS

Bowcaster Pistol - Cost 1,200*, Damage 3d10 energy, Wt. 6, Properties: Licensed, Rare. Ammo (ranged 50/300), heavy, reload (clip 6).

Bowcaster Rifle - Cost 2,000, Damage 3d12 energy, Wt. 16, Properties: Licensed, Rare. Ammo (range 200/1,200), heavy, reload (clip 6), 2-handed.

Flamethrower** - Cost 1,500, Damage 3d8 fire, Wt. 15, Properties: Military. Ammo (range 50ft for AOE 20x20ft sphere or range 0 AOE 10x30ft line), reload (backpack tank pc 40), 2-handed.

Flamethrower, wrist mount** - Cost 1,000, Damage 3d6 fire, Wt. 5, Properties: Military. Ammo (range 50ft for AOE 10x10ft sphere or range 0 AOE 5x30ft line), reload (pc 10)

* These weapons only costs ½ the listed price for Wookies.

** A flamethrower can target with Range Weapon Attack or target an AOE. Targets in AOE require a Dexterity saving throw DC 15, success ½ damage. Also all targets require an Intelligence save with a DC equal to the damage they suffered or catch fire, suffering 2d8 fire damage at the start each round. To extinguish requires an Action and successful Dexterity save DC to the damage they suffered that round. Falling prone as your action and rolling on the ground grants advantage to this save.

LIGHTSABERS

Lightsaber* - Cost 5,000, Damage 2d10 slashing & energy, Wt. 1, Properties: Rare. Finesse, light, reload.

Lightsaber, double* - Cost 8,000, Damage 2d10 slashing & energy, Wt. 2, Properties: As lightsaber. Double weapon, 2-handed, reload.

Lightsaber, short - Cost 5,000, Damage 2d8 slashing & energy, Wt. 1, Properties Rare. Finesse, light, reload.

All lightsabers have the Heavy Damage property and ignore Hardness values when dealing damage.

* These weapons loses finesse and light weapon qualities and instead gain the heavy weapon quality for small-sized creatures.

HEAVY WEAPONS

Blaster Cannon - Cost 3,000, Damage 4d12 energy, Wt. 50, Properties: Military. Ammo, fixed, heavy damage, reload (pc 10**).

Blaster, E-Web repeater - Cost 8,000, Damage 3d12 energy, Wt. 100, Properties: Military. Ammo, autofire only, fixed, reload (pc 50).

Blaster, heavy repeater - Cost 5,000, Damage 3d12 energy, Wt. 90, Properties: Military. Ammo, heavy autofire, fixed, reload (pc 200).

Grenade launcher* - Cost 500, Damage -Special, Wt. 10, Properties: Military. Ammo, heavy, reload (6*), 2-handed. :Missile launcher - Cost 1,500, Damage 6d10 energy, Wt. 20, Properties: Military. Ammo, area of affect (10 foot sphere), heavy, reload (1 missile**), 2-handed.

All heavy weapon ranges are 200/1,200 feet and property Heavy Damage (grenade launchers depending on grenade type).

All heavy weapons, except Grenade Launchers, when fired at non-vehicles or structures (like people), attack rolls are at Disadvantage.

* Grenade launchers fire grenades (see below) but with launcher range. Price and weight the same for grenade types.

PISTOLS

Blaster pistol - Cost 500, Damage 3d6 energy, Wt. 2, Properties: Restricted. Ammo, light, reload (pc 100), stun setting.

Blaster pistol, heavy - Cost 750, Damage 3d8 energy, Wt.4, Properties: Military. Ammo, heavy, reload (pc 50), stun setting.

Blaster pistol, holdout - Cost 350, Damage 3d4 energy, Wt. 1, Properties: Illegal. Ammo, light, reload (pc 6)

Blaster pistol, sport - Cost 300, Damage 3d4 energy, Wt. 2, Properties: Ammo, light, reload (pc 100), stun setting.

Ion pistol - Cost 250, Damage 3d6 ion, Wt. 2, Properties: Licensed. Ammo, light, reload (pc 50)

All Pistols have a range of 50/300 feet

Special – For heavy pistols (and Bowcaster pistols and Blaster carbines with their stick folded) used by small creatures, if the creature wields the weapon in two-hands the attack is not at disadvantage.

RIFLES

Blaster carbine 900 3d8 energy 7 Restricted. Ammo, autofire, folding stock, reload (pc 50), stun setting, 2-handed (1-handed with folded stock).

Blaster, light repeating - Cost 1,500, Damage 3d8 energy, Wt. 16, Properties: Military. Ammo, heavy autofire, heavy, reload (pc 200), 2-handed.

Blaster rifle - Cost 1,000, Damage 3d8 energy, Wt. 10, Properties: Restricted. Ammo, autofire, heavy, reload (pc 100), stun setting, 2-handed.

Blaster rifle, heavy - Cost 2,000, Damage 3d10 energy, Wt. 12, Properties: Military. Ammo, autofire, heavy, reload (pc 30), stun setting, 2-handed.

Blaster rifle, sport Cost 800, Damage 3d6 energy, Wt. 8, Properties: Licensed. Ammo, reload (pc 50), stun setting, 2-handed.

Blaster rifle, sniper - Cost 1,500, Damage 3d10 energy, Wt. 12, Properties: Military. Ammo, heavy, reload (pc 30), scope*, stun setting, 2-handed.

Ion rifle - Cost 800, Damage 3d8 ion, Wt. 8, Properties: Restricted. Ammo, heavy, reload (pc 100), 2-handed.

Disruptor Rifle (Disintegrator) - Cost 3,000, Damage 3d12 necrotic, Wt. 15, Properties: Illegal. Ammo (cost 5 times normal pc cost), ½ base range (100/600), heavy, reload (pc 10), 2-handed.

All rifle ranges are 200/1,200 feet (a blaster carbine with a folded stock that is folded uses pistol range or 50/300 feet add heavy property)

* An electronic sniper scope is mounted onto the sniper blaster rifle. With an "aim" maneuver shots out to 1,200 feet are not at disadvantage and the weapon's range is extends to 2,400 feet (these attacks are at disadvantage).

SIMPLE MELEE WEAPONS

Combat Gloves Cost 50, Damage Unarmed +2 bludgeoning, Wt. ½, Properties: Finesse, light.

Power Gloves - Cost 200, Damage Unarmed +1d6 energy, Wt. ½, Properties: Finesse, light, reload (pc), stun setting.

Stun Baton - Cost 75, Damage 3d8 energy, Wt. 2, Properties: Finesse, light, reload (pc), stun setting only, touch (deals no ability mod damage, +2 to melee attack roll).

Survival Knife - Cost 50, Damage 1d6 piercing or slashing, Wt. 1, Properties: Finesse, light; adds +1 insight to Survival checks.

NOTE that power gloves and stun batons require a Power Cell (pc) to be activated. Last around an hour of continual use.

SIMPLE RANGED WEAPONS

Energy ball - Cost 50, Damage 2d8 energy*, Save DC Dex 14, Wt. 3, Properties: Licensed, Rare. Light, thrown***

Grenade, frag - Cost 200, Damage 4d6 slashing* Save DC Dex 15, Wt. 1, Properties: Military. Area of effect (20ft sphere), light, thrown.

Grenade, ion - Cost 250, Damage 4d6 ion*, Save DC Dex 14, Wt. 1. Properties: Restricted. Area of effect (15ft sphere), light, thrown.

Grenade, smoke - Cost 100, Damage None**, Save DC n/a, Wt. 2, Properties: Licensed. Area of effect (30ft sphere), light, thrown.

Stun Grenade - Cost 200, Damage 4d8 energy*, Save DC Dex 15, Wt. 1, Properties: Restricted. Area of effect (15ft sphere), light, stun damage only, thrown.

Thermal detonator - Cost 2,000, Damage 8d6 energy*, Save DC Dex 18, Wt. 6, Properties: Illegal. Area of effect (30ft sphere), heavy damage, thrown

All Simple Range weapons are one-use weapons. All with the thrown property have a range of 30/100 feet. Grenades do not add attribute modifiers to damage only ½ heroic levels. Dex save is for ½ Damage (see Area Effect houserules).

* If the damage from this weapon meets or exceeds a target’s Damage Threshold, the target is knocked prone.

** Heavy obscure for 1 minute (10 rounds) in the area. Light obscure twice the area of affect (60 feet).

*** Can be loaded with the ranges of the Atlati or Cesta, but then gains the loading property and loses the throwing property.

Armor

Special –When wearing armor all characters gain only the Armor Class Rating (ACR) of the armor plus either the character’s Dexterity or Intelligence (whichever is better). Also armor grants an equipment bonus to the wearer’s Damage Threshold: +2 with light armor, +4 with medium armor and +8 with heavy armor.

Note that ACR standards for the Equipment Armor Class Rating.

LIGHT ARMOR

Blast helmet and vest - Cost 500, ARC 12+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Wt. 5. Notes - grants advantage on saves against visual flash/blindness attacks. However wearer also suffers disadvantae with visual Perception checks.

Battleframe - Cost 3,000, ACR 12+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Str Min -*, Wt. 20. Notes - This is a light suit that can be worn underneath normal clothing. When powered on (if the wearer is proficient with Light Armor) grants the wearer an equipment base Strength score of 19 and allows him to carry up 200lbs base encumbrance. The suit runs on two power cells. An advanced version increases the equipment base Strength to 21, encumbrance 250lbs for an additional +2,000 credits. The advanced one runs on four power cells. The cells are good for 8 hours of continuous use before needing recharge or replacement. Requires a 10 Strength unpowered.

Flight suit, padded - Cost 2,000, ACR 13+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Wt. 10. Notes - Sealed vs. vacuum conditions with 10 hours of life support and full protection of vacuum environmental hazards. +4 equipment bonus to saves vs. pressure. Provides complete protection from radiation and resistance from Extreme and Dangerous levels.

Duraweave jacket - Cost 1,000, ACR 13+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Wt. 5. Notes - These jackets are made to look like normal clothing, not armor. Requires a Perception DC 15 check at disadvantage to tell by looking at it.

Combat jumpsuit - Cost 1,500, ACR 14+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Wt. 15

Flight suit, armored - Cost 4,000, ACR 14+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 10, Wt. 20. Notes - Sealed vs. vacuum conditions with 10 hours of life support and full protection of vacuum environmental hazards. +4 equipment bonus to saves vs. pressure. Provides complete protection from radiation and resistance from Extreme and Dangerous levels.

Scout trooper armor - Cost 5,000, ACR 15+ Dex or Int modifier, Stealth penalty No, Str Min 10, Wt. 20. Notes - Environmental upgraded armor increases the cost by +2,500 credits and adds these features: +4 equipment bonus to saves vs. radiation, hot and cold, thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions and inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons. Imperial Scout armor costs an additional +2,000cr adds +2 equipment bonus to Wisdom (Perception) check, provide Low-Light vision (see Species) and has a medium range, hands-free comlink.

MEDIUM ARMOR

Ceremonial armor - Cost 2,000, ACR 15+ Dex or Int modifier (max 2), Stealth penalty No, Str Min 12, Wt. 30

Combat spacesuit - Cost 6,000, ACR 16+ Dex or Int modifier (max 2), Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 12, Wt. 30. Notes - Sealed vs. vacuum conditions with 10 hours of life support. Provides complete protection from radiation and resistance from Extreme and Dangerous levels.

Trooper armor - Cost 8,000, ACR 17+ Dex or Int modifier (max 2), Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 13, Wt. 25. Notes - basically Stormtrooper armor. The basic suits are environmental sealed and adds +4 equipment bonus to saves vs. radiation, hot and cold, thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions and inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons. Imperial Trooper armor increase cost by 2,000cr and also adds +2 equipment bonus to Wisdom (Perception) check, provide Low-Light vision (see Species) and has a medium range, hands-free comlink. (Licensed).

Corllian powersuit - Cost 10,000, ACR 17+ Dex or Int modifier (max 2), Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min -*, Wt. 40. Notes - When powered on and if the wearer is proficient with Medium Armor, it grants the wearer an equipment base Strength score of 19 and allows him to carry up 200lbs. Advanced suits increase the base Strength to 21 and carry up to 300lbs for +5,000 credits. The basic suit runs on two power cells, advanced suits four cells instead. These cells are good for 8 hours of continuous use before needing recharge or replacement. Require a 14 Strength when unpowered. (Licensed)

Battle armor - Cost 7,000, ACR 18+ Dex or Int modifier (max 2), Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 14, Wt. 35. Notes - Environmental systems adds +4 equipment bonus to saving throws vs. radiation, hot and cold, thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions and inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons. (Licensed)

HEAVY ARMOR

Armored spacesuit - Cost 12,000, ACR 19 Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 15, Wt. 70. Notes - Sealed vs. vacuum conditions with 10 hours of life support. Provides complete protection from radiation and resistance from Extreme and Dangerous levels. (Restricted)

Battle armor, heavy - Cost 15,000, ACR 20, Stealth penalty Disadvantage, Str Min 16, Wt. 80. Notes - Environmental systems adds +4 equipment bonus to saving throws vs. radiation, hot and cold, thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions and inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons. (Resticted).

Other Gear

COMMUNICATION DEVICES

Comlink. Short-range comlinks (50cr, Wt. ¼lb) have a range of 5 miles or low-orbit and can be built into helmets for hand-free options for an additional +50cr. Midrange comlinks (100cr, Wt. 1lb) have a range of 50 miles and mid-orbit. Long-range comlinks (250cr, Wt. 10lbs) have a range of 500 miles or high-orbit and have a head or hand set and worn on a belt or as a shoulder pad. For double the cost both mid and long can be miniaturized for wrist-sized units (Wt. ¼lb or 1lb). Encryption imposes disadvantage on Splicer checks to intercept transmissions for five times base cost of any comlink type. Video Capability have 2D imagines in additional to audio for twice the cost of any unit. Small Holo-Projection Capacity have 3D holo-projector for five times the cost of any unit.

Pocket Scrambler. Scrambles all outgoing messages some any ally comlink within 30 feet, imposing disadvantage on any Slicer kit check to detect and intercept (2,000cr, Wt. 1lb).

Voice Box. Can hold any number of pre-programmed phrases in Basic (or any other one common language of choice). How long it takes to communicate with the device depends on how complex the saying that the use types out as text and the machine then “speaks” (200cr, Wt. ½lb).

COMPUTER and STORAGE DEVICES

Code Cylinder. Provides access to restricted areas, coded to the device (500cr, Wt. ¼lb).

Datacards (blank 10). Simple storage device used with a computer or data reader (10cr, Wt. ¼lb).

Datacard (various subjects). Grant advantage on Intelligence or Wisdom check on specific subjects, GM determines cost and time to access the information (100-1,000cr. Wt. nil).

Datamap Reader. A dedicated pad with pull out flexible map board. Grants advantage on Wisdom (Survival) checks on regions that they cover (200cr, Wt. 1lb; planetary maps cost 50-5,000cr).

Datapad. Handheld computer (300cr, Wt. ½lb).

Holoprojector, personal. Handheld personal hologram projector and personal computer system (500cr, Wt. 1lb).

Holoprojector, data-station. This desktop devices can be used to create huge displays that can include a great deal of detail; focusing down on various data-points (1,500cr, Wt. 100lbs).

Slicer Kit. These specialized kit is used to help slice past a A.I. security protocols. This allows a Slicer to use its Thievery skill to bypass computer security to being to ‘improve its attitude’ etc. (Cost 750 credits, Wt. 3lbs) (Illegal).

DRIODS

The following are stock/NPC only droids. Character droids are created using the racial system above. Standard droids, even ones with Heuristic and Combat Processors, are very loyal to their owners. Over time this can changed, which is why many will memory wipe them every now and again and it is standard procedure to memory wipe one when purchasing a used droid.

1st Degree 2-1B Surgical Droid. Humanoid in appearance, all 2-1B series droids are equipped with encyclopedic memory banks. Their memory banks and modular limbs helped ensure that the droids gave the best course of medical treatment in any given medical situation. The droids also had stabilizing feet, hydraulic legs, vocabulators, hydraulics covered by a transparent shell, and some even had hypodermic injectors. Cost: 15,000 credits. 5th level Nonheroic; Attributes: Strength 8, Dexterity 10, Constitution --, Intelligence 18, Wisdom 18, Charisma 12; HP: 14; Proficiency Bonus +3; Save: Strength +1, Intelligence +7; Threshold: 16; Speed 20ft; AC 12; SZ: Medium; Skills: Computer Use +7, Life Science +7, Medicine +10, Technology +7; Modifications: Built-In Tools (Medicine Kit) and (Surgery Kit), Heuristic Processor, Two-arm Appendages, Two-leg Walking Locomotion, Vocabulatior; Special Qualities: Construct, Feats (First Aid, Medic, Surgery Expert, Skill Expertise/ Medicine)

2nd Degree R6 Astromech Droid. The R6-series droid is the sixth astromech droid model made by Industrial Automaton under their R-series of droids. It is built as an improvement over their still popular R2 series and as a replacement for the failed R5 series. Cost: 6,000 credits. 3rd level Nonheroic; Attributes: Strength 10, Dexterity 10, Constitution --, Intelligence 17, Wisdom 12, Charisma 12; HP: 9; Proficiency Bonus +2; Save: Strength +2, Intelligence +5; Threshold: 17; Speed 20ft; AC 12; SZ: Small; Skills: Computer Use +7, Investigation +5, Mechanic +5, Perception +3, Technology +7; Modifications: Basic Processor, Basic Probe Appendage, Built-In Tools (Astromech Navcomputer), (Repair kit), Wheeled Locomotion; Special Qualities: Construct, Feat (Skill Expertise/Computer Use, Skill Expertise/Technology), Small Size.

3rd Degree A-IDO translator droids. These are older model droids that specialize in language translation in various governmental and corporate negotiation and relations. Cost: 5,000 credits. 4th level Nonheroic; Attributes: Strength 10, Dexterity 8, Constitution --, Intelligence 12, Wisdom 14, Charisma 18; HP: 12; Proficiency Bonus +2; Save: Strength +2, Intelligence +3; Threshold: 17; Speed 20ft; AC 11; SZ: Medium; Skills: Computer Use +3, Galactic Lore +3, Gambling +6, Insight +4, Persuasion +8, Performance +6; Modifications: Advanced Translator Unit (DC 10), Basic Processor, Two-arm Appendages, Two-leg Walking Locomotion, Vocabulatior; Special Qualities: Construct, Feats (Skill Expertise/Persuasion, Skill Proficiency/ Insight and Gambling)

4th Degree IG-86 Assassin Droid. The IG-86 sentinel droid, also known as the IG-86 assassin droid or simply as the IG assassin droid, is a model of assassin droid manufactured by Holowan Laboratories. IG-86s are popular with gangsters and especially the Hutt-Clans. Cost: 18,000 credits. 6th level Soldier; Attributes: Strength 16, Dexterity 16, Constitution --, Intelligence 12, Wisdom 16, Charisma 8; HP: 55; Proficiency Bonus +3; Save: Strength +, Intelligence +4; Threshold: 26; Speed 30ft; AC 18; SZ: Medium; Skills: Computer Use +4, Initiative +6, Investigation +4, Perception +6; Modifications: Armor Plating, Combat Processor, Reinforced Structure, Two-arm Appendages, Two-leg Walking Locomotion, Vocabulatior; Special Qualities: Construct, Armor Proficiency (Light, Medium), Weapon Proficiency (Advanced Melee Weapons, Martial Weapons, Pistols, Rifles, Simple Weapons).

5th Degree PK Droid. The PK series of manual labor droids is built and used heavily by the Trade Federation. Cost: 5,000 credits. 4th level Nonheroic; Attributes: Strength 20, Dexterity 12, Constitution --, Intelligence 10, Wisdom 10, Charisma 9; HP: 20; Proficiency Bonus +2; Save: Strength +7, Intelligence +2; Threshold: 22; Speed 30ft; AC 11; SZ: Large; Skills: Athletics +7, Computer Use +2, Mechanic +4, Technology +2; Modifications: Hauler (800lbs), Two-arm Appendages, Two-leg Walking Locomotion; Special Qualities: Construct, Large Size, Feat (Toughness, Skill Expertise/Mechanic).

GAMBLING GEAR

Card set. Various non-Sabacc card games. (Cost 1 credit for standard decks, Wt. none)

Dejarik set. Popular holographic fighting game board. (Cost 100 credits, Wt. 15lbs)

Dice set. Various dice games. (Cost 1 credit for basic die sets, Wt. none)

Holoboth projector. A non-portable booth/kiosk in which patrons can experience a three-dimensional hologram of their choosing. It is meant to immerse a gamer in their environments, but they also have a reputation of being used in less reputable forms of entertainment. (Cost 5,000 credits, Weight 500lbs)

Sabacc set. One of the most popular card games of the galaxy. (Cost 2 credit for a standard deck, but can get more expensive depending on features and various you want to play, Wt. none)

LIFE SUPPORT

Aquata breather. 2 hour air supply while underwater (350cr, Wt. ½lb).

Rebreather. These masks can be purchase separately or incorporated into a helmet. Add +6 equipment bonus to saves vs. thin, dense and hazardous atmosphere conditions, inhaled hazardous toxins and poisons (100cr, Wt. 2lbs).

Flight suit. 10 hours of vacuum life support. +4 equipment bonus to saves vs. pressure and resistance to radiation damage. Wearer is at disadvantage Dexterity (Stealth) (500cr, Wt. 15lbs)

Space suit. Bulky sealed coveralls that provide vacuum life support for 24 hours. Wearer is at disadvantage with Stealth and the max Dex or Int mod that can be added to AC is +2. Provides full immunity except Extreme Radiation and resistance to such damage (500cr, Wt. 45lbs).

MEDICAL GEAR

Bacta tank (empty). When full, grants advantage on all Medicine checks. After long rest regain all lost Hit Points and Hit Dice, but gain one level of Exhaustion. Requires 200 gallons of bacta liquid to operate (100,000cr, Wt. 1,500lbs). Bacta liquid, gallon (100cr, Wt. 8lbs).

Medical kit. are advanced kits, carried in a backpack with almost everything one would need to treat injuries in the field. A standard kit has 10 ‘unit uses’ before requiring resupply. These kits provide a number of benefits. First, with one use, when you stabilize a disable target you restore them to 1 HP (DC15). You can grant up to six creatures, including yourself, Advantage on their Hit Dice rolls during a rest (short or long, one use no matter how many). You can perform surgery in the field requiring at least one hour of work and a unit use, but at a disadvantage and most DC start at 15. Finally, you can attempt to cure a disease or neutralize a poison (DC varies). (Cost 600, Wt. 40lbs; it costs 25 credits and weights 2lb for a resupply ‘use’).

Stim-Pack. One-use pack with two functions. First if applied to a dying creature it automatically stabilized it (granting it 3 successful death saves). Second, as an action, a non-incapacitated creature regains 1d8+2 hit points. Each time a stim-pack is used to heal HP, it heals cumulatively 2 less points (1d8 the second time, 1d8-2 the third, etc.). If the result is 0 or less, the user gains no additional benefits from a stim-pack until it complete a long rest (100cr, Wt. 2lbs).

Surgical kit. These are portable, specialized medical gear to perform surgeries and cybernetic implant in the field (away from a proper medical facility). With this you can perform Medicine skill checks with surgeries in the field at no disadvantage, but the minimal time required is double (at least 2 hours) (Cost 1,000 credits, Wt. 60lbs).

MISCELLANEOUS GEAR

Diplomatic kit. A backpack or formal travel pack includes a datapad, a stim-pac, a set of fine formal wear clothing, a long-range comlink, a fusion lantern, a week’s worth of good tasting ration food packs (1,200cr, Wt. 45lbs).

Formal clothing. This bulky ware is donned for special events of the rich and famous. They grant the wearer a +2 equipment bonus to all Charisma based skills during such occasions and situations as the GM see fit. In the wrong one (like slumming it at an off-world cantina) counts as a -2 penalty to the same checks. (1,500cr or more, Wt. 8lbs)

One-year universal starship passenger ticket. A credstik that is good for passage on all legal passenger starships and accepted by most tramp freighter captains that take on passengers. Good for one year of continues use (5,000cr, Wt. nil).

Restraining Bolt & Control rod. Attached to a droid, it allows the holder of the control rod to use an Action and automatically impose the Paralyze condition onto the droid. It requires an action and a DC10 Mechanics check to install onto a helpless droid. Otherwise the droid must first be Grappled and increases to DC20 to attach with an Action (500cr, Wt. 2lbs each part)

Utility belt. 3-days’ supply of ration packs, a stim-pac, a spare power pack, a spare energy cell, a glow rod, a short-range comlink, a liquid cable dispenser with small grapple hook, four extra spare empty pouches (can each hold 1lb of extra items, etc.) (500cr, Wt. 15lbs)

SURVIVAL GEAR

Advanced artic clothing. Specialized clothing (parka-coat, hood, gloves and boots) for extremely cold environments (below 40⁰ F) safely (250cr, Wt. 12lbs).

All-temperature cloak. Wrap around cloak and hood that provides protection in both hot and cold environmental conditions. Counts as a Desert Suit and Winter Clothing (500cr, Wt. 5lbs).

Chain (10 feet). Can support 5 metric tons of weight (25cr, Wt. 8lbs).

Desert suit. Specialized clothing to provide not only protection from extreme heat but also water collectors to provide enough for one being in a desert setting (average 1 gallon). (150cr, Wt. 6lbs)

Field kit. Backpack with two stim-pacs, two 2-liter water filter canteen, sunshield roll-on, one week’s worth of food rations packs, a thermal blanket, a fusion lantern, a rebreather mask with 24 filters, 100 feet of syntherope, a 100 foot roll of mess tape, a power recharger with 2 extra energy cells and two power cells. Also grants advantage with Wisdom (Survival) checks (500cr, Wt. 45lbs).

Filter canteen. Holds 2-liters of water that is filter for standard beings (50cr, Wt. 4lbs)

Hand scanner. Portable scanning device. Substitute Perception or Technology out to 1km at no penalty. Can detect chemicals, life forms, minerals, weapons, etc. Advantage to detect specifics within 30 feet. Ignores visual obscure (Cost 1,500cr, Wt. 5lbs).

Jet pack. Backpack short range flight pack. Activation is a bonus action. Grants a Flying Speed of 40 feet until the end of your turn. 10 charges and can be run continuously without requiring additional bonus action after activated. Special maneuvers require a Dexterity (Acrobatics) check or fall. Can lift up to 600lbs of total weight (300cr, Wt. 45lbs, replacement fuel cell 100cr, +15lbs)

Liquid cable dispenser (50 feet). Can support up to 1,000lbs of weight (10cr, Wt. ¼lb)

Ration pack. One days’ worth of nutritious (but bland tasting) food (5cr, Wt. 3lbs)

Syntherope (100 feet). Supports up to 1,500lbs of weight (20cr, Wt. 2lbs)

Winter clothing. Standard cold weather clothing (coat, boats, gloves, hood) (100cr, Wt. 6lbs)