Weapons

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Armor

Basic Armor	Protection +2	1 lb.	Basic Sec Armor. Good enough against blades, improvised weapons, and light firearms	Required skill: None
Riot Armor (partial)	Protection +3	3 lb.	Built on the same principles as Basic Armour. But heavier and comes in 2 variants. This one only adds crotch protection, with gloves and elbow and knee pads	Required skill: None
Riot Armor (Full)	Protection +5	6 lb.	When s*it really hits the fan. Rarely used. Usually when colloquially called "Space Sickness" takes over the population. Not a particularly well-researched phenomenon. One of the main reasons there is no moon shift longer than 6 months. Since every recorded incident happened between 8-9 months. Includes Riot shield, Helmet, and Armoury code for a designated lethal weapon.	Required skill: Firearm Training, Parry skill, Without Parry skill Protection falls to 4.
Light Vacum Suit	Protection +5	10 lb	Not meant as armor but it does give the wearer, equal protection as the Full Riot Gear, Environmental protection (Extreme heat and cold), and the ability to go outside. The oxygen supply is 1 hour.	Required skill: Vacum Suit training, without it speed inside is reduced by 10 ft, and if outside at natural 1 (Crit Failure) 1d6 is rolled. The best outcome is, you due to unfamiliarity fall prone, the worst outcome, the suit is severely compromised, the character dies
Hazardous Environment Vacum Suit	Protection +8	15 lb	As it says on the tin this baby is made for crap that space can throw at you, anyone will have to put in some serious work to harm you when you crawl inside. Oxigene supplies 3 hours, with emergency systems that when activated can keep you alive up to 3 Terran days. But considering they are meant for emergencies (like you being pinned under a rock or some other catastrophe) it drains power from your other systems. So if you turn it on and keep working as normal. You'll be out of juice withing a day.	Required skill: Vacum Suit, if you don't have it you can't use the suit at all. Furthermore, as any better protection, 10 ft. less speed applies both inside and outside.

 

Edited May 23, 2023 by Grudge (see edit history)

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Ranged Weapons

Taser	In the Ranged Section by Popular demand	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 10 ft Weight: 1 lb	Damage:1d6 (non-lethal)	StunAfter a successful hit target is stunned for a round. If the target has augmented parts or works on electricity it receives additional traits, augmented limbs seize for 2 rounds, augmented organs have 50% to stop working, and robots and shells receive additional 1d6 damage. On crit, the pilot of the shell also receives 1d6 damage.
Stun Pistol	I changed the name to remove the association with Stun Gun because they have only Stun feature in common.	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 30 ft Weight: 1 lb	Damage:2d6 (non-lethal)+ training	StunAfter a successful hit target is stunned for a round. If the target has augmented parts or works on electricity it receives additional traits, augmented limbs seize for 2 rounds, augmented organs have 50% to stop working, and robots and shells receive additional 1d6 damage. On crit, the pilot of the shell also receives 1d6 damage. Magazine: 30 bullets
Shock Shotgun	Prohibited, not even security should have one since its (non-lethal) status is questionable. Usually available at VERY high-risk prisons and facilities	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 20 ft Weight: 4 lb	Damage:5d6 (non-lethal?)+ training	StunAfter a successful hit target is stunned for a round. If the target has augmented parts or works on electricity it receives additional traits, augmented limbs seize for 2 rounds, augmented organs have 50% to stop working, and robots and shells receive additional 1d6 damage. On crit, the pilot of the shell also receives 1d6 damage. AoEMaximum Effect is reached at 20 ft where is able to hit 3 people standing next to each other (15 ft wide) with full effect. At 15 ft .2 people (10 ft wide) Any closer and it loses AoE (one person eats all pellets). Longer Distances increase AoE but decrease damage. 25-30 ft- 5 people (20-25 ft wide) 3d6 35-40 ft- 7 people (30-35 ft wide) 2d6 It goes no further, Stun active at all distances Capacity: 4 Shells
Shock Rifle	Prohibited anywhere except the military where is used as a mid-range Sniper Rifle. Equipable with Scope, suppressor unnecessary. Assassin favorite	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 100 ft Weight: 4 lb	Damage:10d6+ training	StunAfter a successful hit target is stunned for a round. If the target has augmented parts or works on electricity it receives additional traits, augmented limbs seize for 2 rounds, augmented organs have 50% to stop working, and robots and shells receive additional 1d6 damage. On crit, the pilot of the shell also receives 1d6 damage. AP+5Within its optimal range (50-100 ft.), its hardened tip can penetrate up to 5 armor before delivering the shock. Below and above the optimal range AP falls by 1 for every 10 ft (Example: 30 ft AP+3, 120 ft AP+3 Capacity: 1 Bullet
Pistol	Usually, the first response when things go pearshaped. Mostly because it can not damage Hubs. As you can imagine blowing a few holes into your habitat zone on, say, Europa would be bad.	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 30 ft Weight: 1 lb	Damage:2d6+ training	Capacity: 15+1 Bullets
Shotgun	Same as a pistol, but denotes the second step in the playbook. Escalation.	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 20 ft Weight: 4 lb	Damage:4d6+ training	AoEMaximum Effect is reached at 20 ft where is able to hit 3 people standing next to each other (15 ft wide) with full effect. At 15 ft .2 people (10 ft wide) Any closer and it loses AoE (one person eats all pellets). Longer Distances increase AoE but decrease damage. 25-30 ft- 5 people (20-25 ft wide) 3d6 35-40 ft- 7 people (30-35 ft wide) 2d6 It goes no further, Stun active at all distances Stopping PowerIf you hit the target that is moving or charging toward you, you stop them to 0 ft per second for a round. If you hit a target that is 10 ft or closer they are knocked prone if they are possible to be knocked prone (some things are not). Targets that can't be knocked prone are moved back 10 ft instead SlugShotguns can be loaded with slugs instead of shells. They lose AoE but gain 2d6 damage. Also, gain +10 ft reach for everything including the Stopping Power trait. However, they can shoot through any window, most inside walls, and (most importantly) walls to the tunnels that connect Hubs, large ones. To avoid Hub depressurization Life Support would seal that tunnel from both sides, no matter how many people are still inside. Capacity: 6 Shells/Slugs
Submachine Gun	Final legal Security weapon, employed when shit really hits the fan.	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)+Training	Range: 30 ft Weight: 3 lb	Damage:1d6+ training	BurstSubmachine Guns don't have a single-fire option just Burst and Auto, so be careful with ammo. 😛 Burst fires 3 bullets (if available) every time you pull the trigger. Unfortunately, due to the recoil, it doesn't mean all bullets will hit the target. Fortunately, on the other side, Submachine guns have a small recoil. Also unlike Auto results for Burst are automatically calculated. It -1 for every subsequent bullet after the first one. So for example you shoot 1d10+Dex+training and get 11. The first bullet would be 11, the second 10, and the 3rd 9. AutoAuto works differently than Burst because it keeps shooting as long as you have a finger on the trigger and bullets in the mag (duh) It has pro's and cons. Pro being while accuracy depends on training you can lead your bullets and adjust (shoot lower if you see bullets go too high and vice versa) also you can shoot at multiple targets. Con accuracy is also luck based since there are more rolls involved, also it chews through ammo. Or to be more precise 80 bullets per round if we take basic by now relatively old MP5 (MP5SD shoots a bit slower, MP5K a bit faster but all can chew through 30 bullets per magazine in 6 sec round. I works like this. If you blast on full auto say how many bullets go where. Example: Malcolm peeks and notice two guys and recognizes the danger of being caught in a pincer movement he leans out of the cover and showers a primary target with 10 bullets releases the trigger and quickly spays 3 more toward his buddy just to make him think twice about moving. Now he rolls a normal attack and multiplies it by the number of bullets per target. well take 11 again, then multiply it by the number of bullets 110 for the primary 33 for the buddy. This is the main difference on auto we use percentage so Malcom roll 1d100 twice, and say gets 65% for the first one and 38% for the second one. That is the number of successful hits for each guy. Bless us we have calculators now and know that 65% of 110 is 71.5 and 38 from 33 is 12.54. We round up .5 and above and down .4 and below. So guy number 1 ate 72 damage, guy number two 13. By the way, don't worry after you roll the percentage die required number of times I'll do the rest.

Melee Weapons

Club	you know it, you love it, it's a heavy piece of wood for whacking things	Melee	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Str)	Damage: 2d6	3 lb	Trait: BulkyYou don't add modifiers for damage since the weapon if too unwieldy
Knife	It can be a dagger too, the damage is the same	Melee	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Dex)	Damage: 1d6+Mod+ training	1 lb	Trait: NimbleWith nimble weapons, if you score Crit (1d10) you get another attack.
Riot Shield	With training, you can perform Shield Bash	Melee	Attack: 1d10+training	Damage: 1d6	2 lb	BulkyYou don't add modifiers for damage since the weapon if too unwieldy
Stun Batton	Usual security weapon and the one you'll most often find since it was available for purchase as a home invasion defense.	Melee	Attack: 1d10+Mod (Str)+ training	Damage: 1d6+Mod	1 lb	Trait: StunAfter a successful hit target is stunned for a round. If the target has augmented parts or works on electricity it receives additional traits, augmented limbs seize for 2 rounds, augmented organs have 50% to stop working, and robots and shells receive additional 1d6 damage. On crit pilot of the shell also receive 1d6 damage.

Edited May 29, 2023 by Grudge (see edit history)