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Light Armors

 Fabric Armors are often formed from silks, leathers, heavy padding and plant fibers. some lighter fabrics are reinforced with alchemical and arcane preparations that make normal cloth as tough as thick animal hides. Often worn by civilians and ordinary travelers Fabric does not arouse suspicion or curiosity when worn in public. In fact in some circles, especially on the frontiers fabric armor is worked into the common wear, and even dress clothing with embroidery decorative plates and buttons and other bits of embellishment.
  Arcane versions of this light armor are often virtually unnoticeable and often appear to be nothing more than a heavy coat, decorative fittings or extensive jewelry worn by the wealthy as part of there garb.


Heavy fabric: Woven silk or felt padding sewn into regular clothing, with bone or light metal inserts, provides some protection from cuts and scrapes as well as more deliberate attacks.

Coverage: arms legs, torso, back.

Leather Armor a suit of heavy tanned animal skin. Often worn as clothing by travelers and guards. Often reinforced with bone, chitan, or panels of even heavier hide this armor is flexible and comfortable and provides some protection from inclimate weather.

Coverage: arms legs, torso, back.


Fabric Vest a heavy vest of woven plant fibers, raw silk or other woven material it fits under most clothing and can be fashioned into more fasionable forms. It covers only the torso and back but it can be worn without attracting undue atention.Allowing it to be worn by dignitaries and those who wish to be protected from harm without wearing obvious armor.

Coverage: torso back

Heavy Uniform Worn by common soldiers and body guards a heavy uniform includes a padded vest arm and leg guards and helmet. It is often the only armor worn by common soldiers but it offers better protection than their every day uniforms or a dress uniform.

Coverage: arms legs, torso, back, feet, hands, head.

Medium Armor


  Mesh Armors are usually woven from links or strands of metal, heavy plant fibers or sinew from larger more resistant creatures. Not normally worn by field troops unless combat is expected. And Almost never worn in day to day life. Mesh armor will raise eyebrows and catch the attention of local constables and town guards. In few places is wearing of armor illegal but it is quite often frowned on. Some suits of dress Mesh are made for parades and public celebrations but it is often far more practical and than either fabric or Plate armors.
   Arcane Mesh armors are often light and flexible with plates, arcane devices and significant amounts of exotic materials. Often it looks to be impractical or flimsy compared to the more practical and robust mundane armors. The new Technomantic armors often feature slightly glowing nodes batteries and generator cores making them stand out and a favorite of cine, and sketch books.

Mesh Shirt A suit of light padding overlayed with interwoven fiber or metallic links that provides covering from the knee to the neck. It provides significant protection from light cutting and sladshing attacks and some protection from explosive fragemtns and projectiles.
  Worn when combat or attack is expected it is the lightest armor worn by those who expect to frequently participate in regular combat. Often worn over a uniform or other garments the armor is heavy and bulky, not sufficently restricting in combat, it's bulk does limit it's wear in every day activities.

Coverage: arms, torso, back, and neck.

Battle Suit: a heavy full body suit of mesh, this is a favorite armor for those who are more concerned with protection tan quick movement and comfort. It is hot, and hard to wear in regular actvities.

Rienforced Mesh A full body suit of mesh armor reinforced with playes of metal, bone, or chitan. most often worn with shoulder and neck reinforcemnts in addition to a full coverage helmet. This suit is among the heaviest field armors and worn by heavy infantry and defensive troops.

Heavy Armor
  Formed of plates of rigid material over fabric or mesh armor Heavy armor is often worn as cerimonial armor or by Heavy shock troops when assaulting heavily defended positions or craft.
  Mechanickal version often have hinged joints, simple gearworks, and overlapping plates. to seal joints and protect vital locations with multiple layers of protection.
   Arcane Heavy armors are often formed of reinforced segments of rare hides, carapace, or simply dense shields formed entirely of arcane energy. While Technomantic armors incorporate many arcane devices to reinforce and lighten the segments of heavy armors. Both tend to be rather ornate with components that glow or shimmer with energy that mark them as enchanted or enhanced.
  Typically Heavy armors are either for heavy assault or ceremonial purposes, while both will do the job rather nicely ceremonial armors tend to be more expensive and far more decoratively ornamented.

 Segmented Armor Formed of rigid plates linked together or attached to a fabric under suit segmented armor protects vital areas with heavy plates and flexible areas with overlapping loosely fitted plates that allow freedom of movement but allow some gaps that can be exploited by attackers.
  This is often only worn by the heaviest combat troops, during direct assaults and defnse of fixed targets. Wearing the armor for prolonged periods is uncomfortable and tiring since the heavy padding, mesh underlay, and rigid sections tend to make the armor a chore to wear.

Plate Seldom worn in combat after the invention of firearms Plate armor is most often worn for reasons other than protection. Plate is a rigid breastplate shoulder and neck guards worn over a mesh armor suit with a helmet greaves, and armored boots provides excellent protection Often Breastplates are worn as part of a ceremonial uniform with engravings, enamel and other decorations. Often a Breastplate is also a symbol of authority and ranks, giving the wearer a slight advantage when wearing a breastplate for ceremonial reasons.
  Ceremonial armors are considered masterwork armors, and grant a +1 to reputation and Any charisma based skill in formal settings. Purchase DC+2 ( if worn in combat they must be repaired Purchase DC 10 or they loose their reputation and charisma bonuses)

  Heavy Plate Almost never seen in action Heavy plate is most often worn by assault and shock troops, or hanging in museums. Heavy plates, tightly fitted, and overlapped to cover almost all gaps and openings and resist even well placed shots from attackers.
      When fully dressed in FITTED ( purchase DC 12 for proper fitting) Heavy Plate, a character is protected from critical hits (25% of the time) and imposes a -4 penalty to called shots to circumvent his armor protection. In addition Heavy Plate grants +2 to any reflex saving through vs explosions and fire based attacks.

Assisted Armors:
    Assisted Armoris the cutting edge of combat armor. Enhancing strength, and carrying it's own weight the armor allows a soldier to match giants, and larger predators in hand to hand combat. Seen only in large armies or worn by well funded private groups, Assisted armor inspires fear among lesser troops, and can scatter bandits and pirates simply by lumbering onto the field.
   Each Type of armor has it's own quirks and advantages. But they also have peculiar drawbacks as do most cutting edge devices. First and foremost special training ( Armor Training Assisted Armor) is required to properly operate the armor, and use it to it's full effectiveness. Secondly Assisted armor is heavy. When moving in marshy areas, or in old lightly constructed structures the wearer must constantly watch his step or become mired or damage the structure. ( Armor Training DC 12 or become pinned until successful check is made.)

IntimidatingAll Assisted armor grants the Frightful presence Feat to the wearer.

Steam Suit: Based on Mechanical engines and steam pistons a steam suit is a smoke belching lumbering monstrosity that can mount heavy weapons and even light artillery when piloted by an experienced wearer.
  1d10 Melee attack ( bludgeoning Crit 20 x4 damage)
  +4 strength ( +6 for lifting objects)
  +2 on bull rush attacks.
  Cargo Bin
  Items stored in armors storage bin do not count to encumbrance. ( amount equal to the wearers maximum load in addition to his carried gear
  Feat Stability
 additional -4 to stealth checks when wearing steam armor.
 Fuel Required ( purchase Dc 5 per hour of use)
  Slow movement -10 Movement rate
 May carry any long arm as one hand weapon, or heavy weapons. treating heavy weapons as a two handed weapon.

Charged Suit forged of advanced metals and powered by potent arcane or Alchemical power sources technomantic assisted armors are lighter more flexible and less noticeable than Steam Suits. A Charged suit often sports glowing coils and nodes, as well as a shimmering energy barrier to enhance the effectiveness of the lighter armor plates.

+2 strength
+10 Bonus hit points ( no damage reduction applied to these HP, must be depleted before damage can be taken by wearer or armor. If the attack would hit the character if he were not wearing armor the attack strikes the armors Field.)
Quiet: negates armor penalties to move silently checks.
Power cells Charged suits can be powered by the wearer, or fueled by alchemical fuels. 2 End Per round or ( purchase DC 10 Fuel Per hour)

Golem Armor: A  truly powerful set of armor a suit of golem armor houses a weak elemental within it's shell to move and protect the wearer from elemental attacks. While powerful the wearer must be able to command and control the bound golem and requires his concentration to fully control the armor.

+4 Strength
2d6 Bolt attack:( Energy, crit 20/x4 range increment 40, Rof Semi)
+2 saves versus elemental based attacks ( Flame, Cold, Water, Electricity,)
Requires 4 ranks Spell craft
Choose
Stealthy: armor penalties for Stealth and move silently halved
or
Add: Power Screen

Requires concentration: can not cast spells or use powers in same round as moving armor or attacking with it.
Requires Control check If damaged, by an attack targeted directly against the armor, the wearer must make a piloting check to control the bound elemental ( DC 5+damage taken) If he fails the check the armor refuses to act and fights control until a successful check is made. ( If a natural one on the control check is rolled the armor goes berserk and attacks any creature or object nearby at random. It remains berserk for 1d4 rounds)

Personal Shields

Energy Screens are relatively new in mass production and almost exclusively produced by Technomancers. They provide protection without the need for armor. However they are temporary defenses that must be turned off and recharged after use. Their compact power cells can recharge over time, however most have bio-converters that allow the wearer to siphon off their own internal energies to quickly recharge the cells instead of being left unprotected for an extended time.
   The Energy shied often are fitted into a light belt and generators that are worn on the shoulder thigh and hips to provide full body coverage. Often these nodes are noticeable due to the soft glow and exposed crystal arrays that are required to generate the shields. However clever designers have began to fit the works in fashionable false armor segments that can be incorporated into stylish clothing or uniforms.
   All shields are visible when active and impose a -4 penalty to stealth checks and -2 to AC in darkened locations. They also provide the equivalent of a candle light across a tem meter radius allowing the wearer to see well in darkness and fight in melee combat without darkness penalties.

    When active the shields completely enclose the wearers body, and can not be circumvented by a called shot. The shield provides bonus health points which are taken off first before any damage resistance or armor is taken into account. ( when calculating the AC of a target with active shields, only dexterity,dodge and deflection bonuses are used.)
  If targeted by an area affect attack that deals direct damage the shield automatically absorbs the normal damage of the attack, if the shield is dropped by the attack then the target is allowed to save versus the attacks remaining damage.
    Shields do not protect from gasses, airborne poisons/disease, or environmental damage. It however does protect from falling or collision damage. attacks that have linked effects, or require the attack to inflict damage to the target to trigger secondary effects, do not deliver the secondary effects or damage unless they drop the shield AND deal damage to the target through any remaining defenses.
       Once the points provided by the shield are depleted the shield collapses and must be recharged before it can be reactivated. Recharging takes place at 10 HP per round or can be speeded up by taking a full round action and spending 1 Energy point per bonus HP the shield provides. the shield can not be reactivated until fully recharged.
     Confirmed critical hits can bypass the shields by striking a small gap in the shield, allowing the damage to be dealt directly to the target. However other options are not allowed on critical hits do to the full body coverage.
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Hand grenade Offensive: A standard Military grenade designed for use
in areas where there is little risk of,or concern for, collateral damage. They
are usually the size of a baseball and weigh a few pounds. an offensive grenade
packs enough punch to breach walls and knock doors off hinges. and if needed it
can function as a small demolition device.
Hand Grenade Defensive: Usually used in confined areas or areas where
there is concern for collateral damage. a defensive grenade is usually a Plastic
explosive incased in a plastic shell lined with preformed fragments. Defensive
Grenades are usually colored very brightly to make spotting them easier for
allied troops in the area. A defensive grenade lacks the power to be used as a
demolitions device, but it can breach wooden doors and plasterboard walls. By
design a Defensive grenade has a restricted effect for that reason it has a
small blast radius.
TM-21 Micro Grenade: Produces By Tsunami Arms This advanced grenade is
a block of plastic encased in several steel rods and ball bearings, incased in
resin. The TM-21 is can be activated and thrown or fired of the barrel modified
pistol or shotgun. if fired from a pistol It's range increment is 20,from a
shotgun it's Range Increment is 30.ft By design a micro grenade has no effect
outside it's base Burst radius.
TM-30 Fuel Air Grenade: a new weapon from Tsunami arms it consists of
a small canister of explosive gas and a detonator . it activates when thrown and
burst three seconds after being thrown or dropped. thermobaric explosives
creates a cloud of explosive gas once ignited the vapor causes a fireball and
violent shockwave. the blast causes serious physical trauma and burns to
creatures is the area. the grenade ignores armor and cover due to it's
enveloping nature. armor and equipment offers no protection form the blast.
Rifle Grenade: Basically a large round resembling a small rocket or
finned shell propelled off of a special adapter fitted to the end of a
rifle,Rifle grenades have better range and accuracy than hand thrown grenades
and attack from high angles making it easier to bypass walls and other
obstructions.
Rifle Grenade AT (Anti Tank): A rifle grenade fitted with a HEAT
warhead intended to give infantry some form of portable anti vehicle/anti bunker
capability if heavy weapons are not readily available. blast radius is reduced to
5' and the HEAT effect is added to the attack
Antitank grenade: an over sized grenade fitted with a streamer or
small spring loaded parachute to stabilize it when thrown. the weapon is a heat
warhead allowing it to breach armor and give infantrymen a powerful anti
vehicle weapon when nothing else is available, the weapon is most effective when
thrown on top of a vehicle or dropped from above, soldiers tend to survive
better if this weapon is used from a hidden or protected position or an ambush
attack
Dual Purpose: An anti tank warhead, and a powerful demolition charge.
this warhead can be used as either an anti vehicle round or demolition round,
allowing the firer to breach obstacles, walls or collapse structures from a safe
distance, treat the warhead as a tamped explosion if it hits a structure, very
useful against bunkers and reinforced buildings
Double warhead: Designed to defeat reactive armor, grenade screens and
extra heavy armor this type of warhead uses a small warhead to detonate any
reactive armor and pierce such devices as grenade screens, bolt on armor and
spaced armor in addition it gives extra penetrating power to the warhead, with
the first charge partially penetrating and the second charge using the channel
created by the first charge to tunnel deeper into the armor than it could alone.
Dual warhead rounds ignore the effects of Reactive and ablative armor or reduce
DR by an additional 5pts if neither are present, if an armor is immune to the
effects of DR reduction a Dual warhead CAN reduce it's DR by 5pts
78mm Shell, Fired from a large bore launcher or recoilless gun This
Shell, can be used for both Direct or indirect fire. The shell is designed to
Breach thin materials wood/Plasterboard/plastic walls doors or shutters (Max
Hardness 5) and detonate inside a Structure or on impact with a solid structure
or unarmored vehicle.
88mm RPG: This is a general purpose round, it contains a powerful
shaped charge warhead and a fragmentation sleeve the gives it an effective anti
personnel work it can be fired as either without the need to carry different
rounds. making it a popular and useful weapon. the blast radius and
fragmentation damage of an RPG are NOT reduced as a normal HEAT round is
Explosive Devices
Fragmentation/anti personnel: the explosive charge of a fragmentation
device is not large most of it's effect is caused by a spray of metal
projectiles caused by shattering it's casing or by placing ball bearings or
similar objects in the casing to increase it's effect, fragmentation warheads are
not as effective against structures and vehicle increasing their hardness by 10
pts versus a fragmentation device.
HEAT : (High Explosive Anti Tank), this Type warhead contains a shaped
charge intended to penetrate vehicular armor. a shape charge works in two ways.
first it delivers a direct attack against the target, the damage is equal to its
listed damage, the attack ignores 10 pts of Hardness rendering most personal
armor useless against it. The second effect is a reduced effect explosion the
blast radius is 5' and its damage is half the weapons listed damage.
HE : (High Explosive) These rounds are intended for general purpose
use and demolition of structures and vehicles HE rounds are treated as normal
explosive devices and follow the rules for a demolition device. A contact
detonation by a HE round doubles The effective damage of the explosive and can
prove catastrophic, for most light structures and vehicles. fragmentation effects
of a HE effect are not as effective damage against living creatures is halved
Demolition: An air bursting round designed to damage structures by
generating a massive shockwave inside the structure A demolition round is fused
to detonate after penetrating a wall or barrier exploding inside the structure.
Demolition warheads can penetrate any material with up to a 5 hardness and
detonate inside a building. Creatures inside the structure do not receive the
benefits of cover or the DR of the structures walls from the attack, if it
penetrates the structure. Light structures must make a fort Save DC 15 or be
heavily damages, reducing hit points and hardness of the structure by one half a
damaged structure hit with a demolition warhead must save FORT 18 or collapse
Fortification can prevent this damage but only with the percentage chance that
it provides to prevent criticals.
HESH/HEP: (High Explosive Squash Head/High explosive Plastique), An
Obsolete but effective demolition warhead, A HESH/HEP warhead delivers a charge
of explosive about the consistency of silly putty. It conforms to a surface and
generates a powerful shock wave in an structure. shock wave can produce blast
effects inside a structure without breaching the obstruction. If a HESH/HEP
warhead detonates, against a hardness 10 or less structure it generates a blast
of the listed damage on the interior of the building. even if the wall is not
breached. if the wall gives way then the effect is increased by 2d6.
AIRBURST: Air burst ordinance is primarily used for anti personnel use.
it allows a gunner to attack objects behind cover, that can not hit by direct
fire. an air burst round will not hit a solid object, it will detonate in the
same square or hex as the object but usually 10 feet above the ground. saturating
the area under the blast with shrapnel, an air burst round is designed that if it
hits an object before reaching it's designated square it will not arm or
detonate. A deviation of more than it's blast radius will cause the round will
not fuse and becomes inert. An inert round is dangerous if handled or struck it
will detonate 30% the time if hit by a bullet or another explosion. Air burst
rounds are designed for maximum damage, if a target is hit by an air burst round
or in the area of effect of a round detonating on the ground is 1/4 the air burst
radius and the damage rating is reduced by one Die
Smoke: Smoke rounds are designed for signaling and concealment they
produce a thick cloud of colored smoke that blocks normal vision,( does not
block Infra red or thermograpic) offering three quarter concealment for objects
in or on the opposite side of the smoke cloud. conventional smoke rounds contain
a chemical( Usually a Hexa Chloride compound) that burns producing heavy choking
smoke for several minutes allowing the smoke to linger longer and spread down
wind fro it's original point of impact. each round a smoke round will expand its
area 5ft, in strong wind it will spread 10ft downwind but the cloud is only half
as wide as normal. Smoke rounds will burn out and disperse, usually after 2-5
minutes, Smoke rounds fired into a closed room fill the room with large amounts
of smoke. persons without gas masks or a simple wet rag over mouth and nose take
1d4 points of temporary damage each round they are in a smoke filled room a Fort
Save DC (10 ) negates damage for that round but a new save must be made each
round unless a creature hold it's breath(see rules for holding breath) Spot
checks made through smoke are at an additional -2 per 10 ft of smoke between
target and the viewer
Bursting Smoke: will fill it's radius in the round it detonates,
dispersing in 1 minute since the round does not produce smoke after initial
detonation. the cloud dissipates in one minute but is filled with small hot
particles that block infra vision, thermograpic and heat sensing devices the
cloud is much denser than an normal smoke screen and provides Nine tenths
coverage.

CHEMICAL WEAPONS Universally despised by soldier and civilian alike
chemical agents run the spectrum form nuisance to horrifyingly lethal. all are
delivered by a specially designed sealed container fused to explode or release
it's payload as an aerosol vapor or gas, or mist the difference in designs and
delivery systems are purely technical and not relevant to the game as in general
Chemical weapons act very much like smoke in how they spread and disperse unless
noted they obey the same rules as a smoke grenade for spread and dispersion. a
chemical weapon with a duration continues for the listed duration after target
exits the area of affect or makes a successful saving through. if exposed to a
chemical agent the save must be repeated and duration.
Gas: A gaseous chemical weapon is inhaled and penetrates creep into
the lungs, it is fully blocked by a gasmask or breathing device but penetrates
through small cracks and openings making it difficult to keep out of a room
unless great care is taken to seal around doors and windows and sealing any
vents with plastic and or duct tape.
Aerosol, a cloud of fine droplets suspended in the air, they cling to
exposed surfaces and are inhaled into the throat and nasal passages, with only a
small amount reaching the lungs. a Aerosol vapor does not migrate as well as a
gas, a closed door with a rag stuffed in the cracks will usually stop a vapor
effectively. aerosol chemicals are usually those that effect on contact as well
as respiration or mucus membrane contact. a gasmask or breathing mask will
protect against inhalation but not against contact absorption, a sealed suit
with a neutralizing liner is usually required to fully protect from aerosols
Mist: a spray of very fine droplets, that cover exposed surfaces but
only penetrates the nose or throat. a mist can be blocked by water resistant
garments or solid over head cover. a dust mask or respirator is usual enough to
protect from inhalation.
Aerosol CS: CS teargas a creatures eye nose and throat to burn and
form large amounts of tears and mucus making seeing and breathing difficult,
prolonged exposure can cause vomiting and unconsciousness. military and police
units use CS to break up riots and disable hostiles without resorting to lethal
weapons. CS grenades are used to soften up opponents before an assault or as a
tactical team begins it's assault. Any living, breathing creature caught in a CS
cloud must make a Fort Save DC(18 + per round exposed) or be dazed and blinded
by the effects of the chemical. Gas masks, sealed armor, or breathing gear negate
the effect of CS holding one breath only offers a fort +2 to the save, if
affected the creature must move from the area or continue to make saving throws,
each failed saving throw temporarily reduces the creatures con by one point if
the creature con reaches 0 then it becomes unconscious and automatically fails all
subsequent Fort saves against the affects of the gases. An unconscious creature
loses 1d4 hit points per round until it's hit points reach 0 at which point it
begins to die of asphyxiation and allergic reactions to the gas. supplying a
creature with fresh air and removing it from the area will allow the creature to
automatically stabilize and recover normally.
Powder CS Usually used in shotgun shells and breaching rounds powder CS
imbeds in the skin and causes painful but temporary burning sensations in the
eyes and throat. a Creature must make a Fort or Will Save DC25 or be stunned for
1d4 rounds. animals and Ordinaries must make a will save DC 15 or panic and
flee.
Oleoresin Capsicum (Pepper Gas): a plant extract from cayenne pepper, it
causes excruciating pain and breathing problems when mucus membranes are exposed
to it. The chemical fades and can be washed of in time but it is considered a
far more effective chemical irritant than CS gas. any living breathing creature
not protected by a Gasmask, breathing gear or sealed armor, must Make a Fort
Save DC(25) or be stunned and blinded . any creature exposed to aerosol OC gas
must make a save each round or suffer it's effects. the effects of pepper gas
persist until large amounts of water or decontamination solution is applied to
exposed skin and eyes. clothing contaminated with Pepper gas remain contaminated
until washed repeatedly. ( Anyone exposed to objects contaminated by OC must
save Fort or Will DC 15 each round or suffer it's effects) while more powerful
than CS the effects are less likely to prove lethal. only on a critical failure
of a save will a creature suffer any damage from OC
Aerosol Agent Gx : a lethal chemical weapon, Agent Gx causes neural
paralysis and asphyxia by scrambling the bodies neuro transmitters. Gx kills by
suffocation, A character who can not breath can survive for 2 rounds per point
of Constitution. After this period of time, the character must make a DC 10
Constitution check in order to remain conscious. The save must be repeated each
round, with the DC increasing by +1 for each previous check. When the character
fails one of these Constitution checks, she begins to suffocate. In the first
round, she falls unconscious (0 hit points). In the following round, she drops
to -1 hit points and is dying. on the third round, she suffocates and dies. a
creature can be revived with no permanent effects within 7 minute of suffocating
after seven minutes the creature suffers a -1 to intelligence, when his
intelligence reaches 0 brain death occurs an the subject can not be revived. The
Antitoxin for Gx acts in one round restoring normal Neurochemicals activity.
after Gx is neutralized normal medical procedures can restore breathing and save
the victims life. although they are reduce to 1 hit point and must recover full
hit points normally.
RA-125 "Goofy Gas": A chemical weapon used to break up civil unrest
and protests. the gas causes mild hallucinations and uncontrollable laughter,Fort
save DC (18+1 per round of exposure) (gasmask or breathing gear negates
effect.)persons under it's effects are effectively dazed and can not take a
hostile action, duration 1d10 +5 minutes. Goofy gas has unpleasant after
effects, nausea, headaches and fatigue, any person recovering from Goofy Gas has
a -4 conditional modifier to all actions for 1d6 hours after exposure.
RA-13 " Blue Light": A powerful hallucinogenic agent that causes
intensely frightening hallucinations and feelings of terror in those affected.
fort Save DC (18) if failed target dazed for 1d4 minutes, an affected target
must make a will save DC 20 to make any action other than fleeing in blind
panic, this is a neuro chemical response and can affect even normally fear
resistant creatures. Blue light has no side affects after exposure other than
recurring unpleasant dreams for several days after exposure. a critical failure
on save indicates that creature collapses into a ball screaming and thrashing
for 1d10 minutes and is unconscious for 1d4 hours afterwards.
CA-129 "Joker": a military chemical weapon made by combining in
specific amounts RA-125, and RA-13,it causes muscle spasms, paralysis and death
within minutes of exposure. CA 125 is a contact and respiratory agent requiring
the use of NBC gear and gas masks to fully protect from the agent Primary affect:
fort Save DC (18) if failed target dazed for 1d4 minutes Secondary effect: fort
Save 18 or suffer 1d4 pts constitution damage if constitution reaches zero
creature becomes unconscious and begins to die.( primary effect only suffered if
target fails save vs primary effect.)
Incendiary Weapons No single element is as destructive as fire, it
seems to be a living and terrible force of nature with a malignant desire to
destroy and consume all things in it's path. Used for centuries fire is the most
unpredictable and effective weapon of war imaginable, it destroys confuses and
panics even hardened troops, wild animals instinctively flee from it and it
leaves little cover or fortification behind once it's over. Green troops and
animals must make a will save DC(12) or blindly flee the area of affect of an
incendiary weapon. even a primitive Molotov cocktail has more psychological
affect than it's damage would seem to indicate, even in protective gear people
will tend to panic if set on fire, the most primitive instincts in a living
creatures mind are triggered by it, fire resistant or nonliving creatures may
ignore fire or even revel in it's use, a fire resistant or heat loving creature
may use fire to demoralize and terrorize enemies, while enjoying the sight sound
and intense heat it generates.
Molotov Cocktail:  this
is a crude fire bomb of mixed oil and gas with some crude jellying compound (
egg whites, Styrofoam, or soap) placed in any breakable container and wicked
with a gas soaked rag it is lit and thrown, directly struck a vehicle or
creature is covered in burning fuel and takes full listed damage for 1d4 round,
if splashed a creature is damaged but can make a save for half the rolled
damage. either way the target must save REF DC (15) or be ignited. a creature
can extinguish itself using a full round action , which draws an attack of
opportunity.
White/Red Phosphorous: originally used as a concealment round White
Phosphorous "WP" Or "Willy Pete" rounds are commonly used as incendiary or anti
personnel rounds by many armies. the round creates a cloud of dense smoke and
small intensely hot particles that burn at temperatures far greater than normal
fires. a creature caught in the burst radius of a WP/RP round that fails a ref
save are hit by 1d6 particles of Phosphorous each particle inflicting 1d4 pts of
damage per round for 1d6 rounds any flammable object within the area must make a
fort save DC (12) or be set on fire.
Incendiary: This round contains a chemical compound which ignites and
creates a cloud of burning liquid. the chemical compound is designed to ignite
flammable objects, destroy vegetation, and injure personnel, there is little force
generated by an incendiary round so most structures remain intact but are set
ablaze by the weapon, all objects within the area of effect Must Save REF DC
(18) or be set on fire taking 1d6 points of damage per round until extinguished.
due to the nature of the chemicals used the fire will burn for a minimum of 10
rounds if not extinguished by chemical fire retardant or smothered with sand or
some other object.
Napalm: probably the most horrifying conventional weapon ever
unleashed, napalm is a sticky hard to extinguish jellied gasoline compound. it
sticks to creatures and structures and is incredibly difficult to extinguish.(
in a fantasy campaign Napalm is enough to shock amaze or even arouse a Dragon)
napalm inflicts massive damage for several rounds and then continues to burn
naturally until extinguished or all fuel is consumed. in addition to the fire
damage napalm consumes all oxygen in an area, leading to possible asphyxiation
of fire resistant creatures or creatures in protected structures or vehicles.
reflex save for half damage each round target is in area of affect, if initial
save is failed napalm inflicts full damage 4d6(fire) on following 1d4 rounds
(evasion does not reduce damage from napalm to since even being in the area is
extremely lethal.it does however prevent ignition and automatic damage if
initial save is failed) all flammable inanimate objects automatically ignite burn
at full damage for 1d4 round. afterward fire continues until extinguished.
The sudden and violent consumption of breathable air requires all effected
creature Fire resistant or creatures not in a sealed environment, or in sealed
breathing gear to make save versus suffocation ( see rules for
suffocation/drowning)
Optional, Any creature witnessing a napalm strike, within 100
yards must make a will save DC 15 or be shaken for 1d4 rounds. creatures allied
to the side being targeted must make a Will save DC 12 or fight defensively and
retreat for 1d4 rounds afterward.
Notes. Due to it's sudden and brutal nature and the psychological
affect of fire,A single massive well placed Napalm strike should be enough to
end any battle either by killing the combatants or breaking their morale. once
the shock of a Napalm strike wears of most forces will still retreat to avoid
being the victim of a second strike.