Gear

MELEE WEAPONS

• Damage: 1d4 Bludgeoning.
• Special: Light.

• Damage: 1d6 Fire.
• Range: 20/60ft.
• Special: Light, Thrown.

• Damage: 1d4 Bludgeoning.
• Range: 20/60ft.
• Special: Finesse, Light, Thrown.

• Damage: 1d4 Piercing.
• Range: 20/60ft.
• Special: Finesse, Light, Thrown.

• Damage: 1d8 Slashing.
• Special: Finesse, Light, Ignores Resistance.

• Damage: 1d6 Bludgeoning.
• Special: Light.

• Damage: 1d6 Electric.
• Special: Light.

• Damage: 1d6 Piercing.
• Special: Finesse, Light.

• Damage: 1d4 Piercing.
• Special: Finesse, Light, Ignores Resistance, Concealable.

• Damage: 1d8 Slashing.
• Special: Versatile (1d10).

• Damage: 1d8 Piercing.
• Special: 2 Handed, Attachment to Assault Rifles and Combat Shotguns. If unattached it functions like a Vibro Knife.

• Damage: 1d8 Piercing.
• Range: 20/60ft.
• Special: 2 Handed, Reach 10ft, Thrown.

• Damage: 1d10 Slashing.
• Special: 2 Handed, Reach 10ft.

• Damage: 1d12 Slashing.
• Special: 2 Handed.

• Damage: 0 Lightning.
• Special: Light.
• Effect: DC 12 Constitution Saving Throw or be paralyzed.
  The saves DC increase by +1 cumulative for each new save against this effect for the next 10 rounds.
  Example: The target is hit 3 times, first DC 12, then DC 13 and then DC 14.
  If paralyzed, then make a saving throw at the end of each of their turns to shake it off.
• Charges: 10. Recharging takes 1 hour.
• Targets that are resistant or immune to lightning damage are immune.

• Damage: 0.
• Special: Concealable, 2 handed.
• Effect: The user must make a successful melee attack roll. If they hit, then the target is grappled. The target must succeed on a Constitution saving throw, with a DC equal to 10 + the attacker’s Strength modifier, or they cannot breathe.
  At the beginning of each of the attacker’s turns, the target repeats the saving throw. If the target fails a number of times equal to their Constitution modifier + 1 (minimum 2), then they drop to 0 hit points and are unconscious.
  At the end of each of the target’s turns, the target may attempt to break the grapple using Athletics or Acrobatics vs. the attacker’s Athletics or Acrobatics.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 12 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 12 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 12 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Very Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 1 Hand.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Very Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 1 Hand.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: 8 (Very Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 1 Hand.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 30 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 30 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 2d6.
• Ammo: 30 (Medium Pistol).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 1 Hand. Concealable.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 40 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 1 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 40 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 1 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 3d6.
• Ammo: 40 (Heavy Pistol).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 1 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Slug).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Shotgun Shell.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Slug).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Shotgun Shell.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Slug).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Shotgun Shell.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 25 (Rifle).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 25 (Rifle).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 25 (Rifle).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hand.
• Modes: Autofire (3). Suppressive Fire.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Rifle).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hand.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Rifle).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hand.

• Damage: 5d6.
• Ammo: 4 (Rifle).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hand.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Arrows).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Arrows.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Arrows).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Arrows.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Arrows).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Arrows.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Bolts).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Bolts.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Bolts).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Bolts.

• Damage: 4d6.
• Ammo: N/A (Bolts).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Bolts.

• Damage: 6d6.
• Ammo: 2 (Grenades).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Damage: 6d6.
• Ammo: 2 (Grenades).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Damage: 6d6.
• Ammo: 2 (Grenades).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Damage: 8d6.
• Ammo: 1 (Rocket).
• Quality: Poor.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Damage: 8d6.
• Ammo: 1 (Rocket).
• Quality: Standard.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Damage: 8d6.
• Ammo: 1 (Rocket).
• Quality: Excellent.
• Special: 2 Hands.
• Modes: Explosive.

• Ammo Types Available: All except Grenades and Rockets.
• This is the standard ammunition for the weapon. It has no special features.

• Ammo Types Available: All except Shotgun Shells.
• When using this ammunition, you ablate armor by 2 instead of 1 whenever you would ablate armor.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is dealt 3d6 damage directly to their HP.
• Their armor isn’t ablated because it wasn’t interacted with.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Cybertech Check.
• If they fail, the GM chooses 2 pieces of their Cyberware or carried electronics to become inoperable for 1 minute.
• Cyberlimbs that are rendered inoperable act as their meat counterparts do when they have been dismembered, but they still hang loosely.
• See Critical Injuries on pg. 187 .

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Slugs.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you cause the Foreign Object Critical Injury, the victim rolls again on the Critical Injury table (see pg. 187) until they roll a Critical Injury that isn’t Foreign Object.
• The victim then suffers that Critical Injury as well.
• This second injury deals no Bonus Damage.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails suffers the Damaged Eye and Damaged Ear Critical Injuries (see pg. 188) for the next minute.
• You do not take the Bonus Damage from the Critical Injuries.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, Grenades, and Shotgun Shells.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you deal damage to a target through their armor, you ignite the target.
• Until your target spends an Action to put themselves out, they take 2 damage directly to their HP whenever they end their Turn.
• Multiple instances of this effect cannot stack.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is dealt 2d6 damage directly to their HP.
• Their armor isn’t ablated because it wasn’t interacted with.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Slugs.
• Damage dealt using this ammunition cannot cause a Critical Injury.
• Additionally, attacks made with this ammunition cannot ablate armor.
• If damage dealt by this ammunition would reduce a target with more than 1 HP to less than 0 HP, they are instead left at 1 HP.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is now Prone (see pg. 169) and Unconscious for 1 minute or until they are woken by taking damage, or by someone else using an Action that touches them.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Rockets.
• Targeting Scope Cyberware is required in order to make use of Smart Ammunition.
• When fired by a User without Targeting Scope Cyberware, Smart Ammunition won’t fire even when the trigger is pulled, as a safety feature.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you miss a shot by 4 or less when using a weapon’s single shot firing mode, your missed shot immediately has a second chance to hit your target.
• This second chance to hit is made by rolling again to hit the exact same shot DV on the range table which you missed, except that you add 10 to the d10 instead of anything you would typically add to the Check, with the only exception being LUCK.
• A target that can dodge bullets can choose to dodge this ranged attack as normal.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• Obscures a 10m/yd by 10m/yd area with smoke for a minute on impact.
• The typical penalty for trying to perform a task obscured by smoke is -4.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone with meat eyes hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails suffers the Damaged Eye Critical injury (see pg. 188) for the next minute.
• You do not take the Bonus Damage from the Critical Injury.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone with meat eyes hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails suffers the Damaged Eye Critical injury (see pg. 188) for the next minute.
• You do not take the Bonus Damage from the Critical Injury.

• Damage: 2d8 Piercing.
• Effect: DC 15 Reflex save for half damage.
• Area: 20ft radius.

• Damage: 3d8 Piercing.
• Effect: DC 15 Reflex save for half damage.
• Area: 20ft radius.

• Effect: Obscures all sight, full cover beyond 5ft.
• Area: 20ft radius.

• Damage: 1d6 Psychic.
• Effect: DC 15 Fortitude save for half damage and avoid Blinded / Deafness for 6 seconds.
• Area: 20ft radius.

• All unshielded electronics lose power for 1 minute.
• Area: 20ft radius.

• A powerful chemical gas, intended to sting the eyes and to partially choke the target.
• All targets that start their turn or enter the cloud must make a save, or be blinded and stunned.
• The target can repeat the save at the end of each of their turns, ending the effect on success. However, this check is made at disadvantage if the target is still within the cloud.
• Effect: DC 13 Fortitude save to avoid Blinded and Stunned.
• Area: 15ft radius.
• Duration; Max 1 minute.

• Damage: 2d4 Posion.
• Effect: DC 13 Fortitude save for half damage and avoid Poisoned for 1 minute.
• All targets that start their turn or enter the cloud must make a save.
• Area: 15ft radius.
• Duration; Max 1 minute.

• Damage: 3d8 Piercing.
• Effect: Disadvantage against humanoid targets. Ignores Vehicles Damage Threshold.

ORDNANCE

• Damage: 3d10 Piercing.
• Effect: Disadvantage against humanoid targets. Ignores Vehicles Damage Threshold.

• Damage: 3d10 Piercing.
• Effect: DC 15 Reflex save for half damage.
• Area: 30ft radius.

• Damage: 4d10 Piercing.

• Damage: 4d10 Piercing.
• Effect: Disadvantage against humanoid targets. Ignores Vehicles Damage Threshold.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons fired with the Shoulder Arms Skill.
• When wielded, this weapon can also be used as a Light Melee Weapon.
• While this is attached to a weapon, it cannot be concealed under clothing.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons except Bows/Crossbows.
• The weapon holds a maximum number of shots equal to its Drum entry on the Clip Chart below.
• Only one clip can be attached to a weapon at a time.
• While this is attached to a weapon, it cannot be concealed under clothing.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons except Bows/Crossbows.
• The weapon holds a maximum number of shots equal to its Extended entry on the Clip Chart chart below.
• Only one clip can be attached to a weapon at a time.
• While this is attached to a weapon, it cannot be concealed under clothing.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons fired with the Shoulder Arms Skill.
• When wielded in two hands, the weapon can also be used as a Grenade Launcher, with only 1 grenade in its magazine.
• While this is attached to a weapon, it cannot be concealed under clothing.
• Requires 2 Attachment Slots.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons.
• Reduces penalties imposed on your firing at a target obscured to you by darkness, smoke, fog, etc. to 0.
• Looking through the scope, you can distinguish hot meat from cold metal, but not more specifically than that.
• You can’t tell the brand of their Cyberarm from a distance, or see any of its internal surprises, for example.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons fired with the Shoulder Arms Skill.
• When wielded in two hands, the weapon can also be used as a Shotgun, with only 2 shots in its magazine.
• While this is attached to a weapon, it cannot be concealed under clothing.
• Requires 2 Attachment Slots.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons.
• Installing or uninstalling a Smartgun Link takes an hour.
• A weapon is a Smartgun only when it has a Smartgun Link attached to it. Special Cyberware is required to take advantage of a Smartgun.
• A Smartgun Link must be connected to you with Interface Plugs or a Subdermal Grip in order to operate, both of which require you to have a Neural Link. A Subdermal Grip connects a Smartgun held in it automatically. You can plug in Interface Plugs as part of drawing a Smartgun into a free hand, as long as your Interface Plugs aren’t already plugged into something else.
• Being disarmed of your Smartgun doesn’t snap your cables, it just unplugs them from the Smartgun. Plugging them back in isn’t an Action should you have the Smartgun in your hand, as their ports are designed for ease-of-use.
• Why go through all this trouble? Because when making Ranged Attacks with one, you add a +1 to your Check.
• Requires 2 Attachment Slots.

• Eligible: All Non-Exotic Ranged Weapons.
• Looking through the scope, user can see detail up to 800m/yds away.
• When attacking a target 51m/yards or further away with either a weapon’s single shot firing mode or an Aimed Shot, you can add a +1 to your Check.
• Does not stack with TeleOptics Cyberware.

• Ammo Types Available: All except Grenades and Rockets.
• This is the standard ammunition for the weapon. It has no special features.

• Ammo Types Available: All except Shotgun Shells.
• When using this ammunition, you ablate armor by 2 instead of 1 whenever you would ablate armor.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is dealt 3d6 damage directly to their HP.
• Their armor isn’t ablated because it wasn’t interacted with.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Cybertech Check.
• If they fail, the GM chooses 2 pieces of their Cyberware or carried electronics to become inoperable for 1 minute.
• Cyberlimbs that are rendered inoperable act as their meat counterparts do when they have been dismembered, but they still hang loosely.
• See Critical Injuries on pg. 187 .

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Slugs.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you cause the Foreign Object Critical Injury, the victim rolls again on the Critical Injury table (see pg. 187) until they roll a Critical Injury that isn’t Foreign Object.
• The victim then suffers that Critical Injury as well.
• This second injury deals no Bonus Damage.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV15 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails suffers the Damaged Eye and Damaged Ear Critical Injuries (see pg. 188) for the next minute.
• You do not take the Bonus Damage from the Critical Injuries.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, Grenades, and Shotgun Shells.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you deal damage to a target through their armor, you ignite the target.
• Until your target spends an Action to put themselves out, they take 2 damage directly to their HP whenever they end their Turn.
• Multiple instances of this effect cannot stack.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is dealt 2d6 damage directly to their HP.
• Their armor isn’t ablated because it wasn’t interacted with.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Slugs.
• Damage dealt using this ammunition cannot cause a Critical Injury.
• Additionally, attacks made with this ammunition cannot ablate armor.
• If damage dealt by this ammunition would reduce a target with more than 1 HP to less than 0 HP, they are instead left at 1 HP.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows and Grenades.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone meat hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails is now Prone (see pg. 169) and Unconscious for 1 minute or until they are woken by taking damage, or by someone else using an Action that touches them.

• Ammo Types Available: Arrows, Bullets, and Rockets.
• Targeting Scope Cyberware is required in order to make use of Smart Ammunition.
• When fired by a User without Targeting Scope Cyberware, Smart Ammunition won’t fire even when the trigger is pulled, as a safety feature.
• When using this ammunition, whenever you miss a shot by 4 or less when using a weapon’s single shot firing mode, your missed shot immediately has a second chance to hit your target.
• This second chance to hit is made by rolling again to hit the exact same shot DV on the range table which you missed, except that you add 10 to the d10 instead of anything you would typically add to the Check, with the only exception being LUCK.
• A target that can dodge bullets can choose to dodge this ranged attack as normal.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• Obscures a 10m/yd by 10m/yd area with smoke for a minute on impact.
• The typical penalty for trying to perform a task obscured by smoke is -4.

• Ammo Types Available: Grenades only.
• When using this ammunition, you deal no damage with your attack.
• Anyone with meat eyes hit by your attack must instead attempt to beat a DV13 Resist Torture/Drugs Check.
• Anyone who fails suffers the Damaged Eye Critical injury (see pg. 188) for the next minute.
• You do not take the Bonus Damage from the Critical Injury.

• Armor Penalty: None.
• Thin leather with reinforced pads at shoulders, hips, and gut.
• Favored by Nomads and other ‘punks who ride bikes.
• This also includes all those road-warrior wannabes wearing open-butt chaps and random sports equipment.

• Armor Penalty: None.
• The favored protection for the past 90 years.
• To quote DuPont: Kevlar® is a heat-resistant, synthetic, lightweight fiber that delivers high tensile strength that brings improved protection and performance across a range of industries and applications. Like when people are trying to stab or shoot you.
• Can be made into clothes, vests, jackets, business suits, and even bikinis.

• Armor Penalty: None.
• A combination of Kevlar® and plastic meshes inserted into the weave of the fabric.
• Armorjack provides superior protection, especially against high-velocity bullets.

• Armor Penalty: None.
• Skinsuit with impact absorbing, sintered armorgel layered in key body areas. Surprisingly, they are also breathable and quite comfortable.
• Besides giving you a measure of protection, a Bodyweight Suit also has a place to store your Cyberdeck and supports your Interface Plugs so they stay out of the way while you’re busy brain-burning that fool who just dared to pop a Hellhound on you.
• Many Netrunners wear clothing over their Bodyweight Suits, but plenty don’t. It’s a matter of personal style.
• Unlike other armor, a Bodyweight Suit isn’t bought in two pieces, and must always be worn on both your body and head location. Each location has its own SP11.
• When repaired, both pieces are repaired at the same time.
• You can’t wear more than one Bodyweight Suit.
• Wearing a Bodyweight Suit adds one Hardware only Option Slot to a Cyberdeck connected to it.
• Hardware installed in the Bodyweight Suit cannot be accessed if the armor isn’t worn and can only take up 1 Option Slot.

• Armor Penalty: -2 REF, DEX, and MOVE.
• Heavier Armorjack, with solid plastic plating, reinforced with thicker Kevlar® mesh.
• Typical Street wear, this combines decent protection with a decent ost.

• Armor Penalty: -2 REF, DEX, and MOVE.
• The thickest Armorjack, combining denser Kevlar® and a layered mix of plastic and mesh weaves.
• It stops all but the heaviest attacks, but costs a pretty eb.

• Armor Penalty: -4 REF, DEX, and MOVE.
• This is the 21st century version of the time-honored flak vest and pants with metal plates designed to provide protection from high explosive weaponry, artillery, grenades, shotguns, and anti-personnel mines.
• Modern flak will also stop many of the higher caliber rounds from automatic rifles.

• Armor Penalty: -4 REF, DEX, and MOVE.
• You know how Evil Empire Storm Troopers just seem to stand there and take the hit?
• Metalgear® is the Dark Future equivalent of that type of armor: solid metal and plastic plates on a mesh body cover.
• Metalgear® will stop almost anything, but you’re going to be easier to hit than a one-legged bantha in a potho race.

• Armor Penalty: None, but always takes up one arm.
• 10 HP, which is reduced by damage.
• A transparent polycarbonate shield that can protect you in a firefight.
• See Using a Shield in the Friday Night Firefight Section (pg. 183)

• Commercial passive near infrared-enhanced vision with slow and poor image resolution of up to 30ft.
• Huge variety of bling and monochrome colors (usually shades of green).
• Poor light filters make them very susceptible to bright lights and flashes resulting in a disadvantage on perception checks in those conditions.
• Whilst small and very wearable, they are fragile and a liability in combat and very fast conditions due to the low image quality with -1 to hit and Perception checks.

• Military-graded with complete active infrared- and ambient enhanced vision with fast and high image resolution of up to 60ft. with monochrome colors or 30ft. with micro-processed rudimentary color-filters, manually activated.
• Bright lights are hard to see through resulting in adisadvantage on perception checks in those conditions.
• They are heavy, usually helmet-mounted and highly visible.
• They can be connected to HUDs and controlled Cybernetically.
• They are illegal in many places without a permit.

• Highly advanced multi-layered passive optical lenses with complete infrared enhanced vision with instant and moderate image resolution in monochrome gray of up to 30ft.
• The lenses make them susceptible to bright flashes, and they are in a disadvantage on perception checks in those conditions.
• Whilst wearable, they are visible and cumbersome.

• The shepherd chip is a tiny microchip implanted beneath the surface of the wrist and connected to the HUD. It contains the bearer’s identification information. Some computers can read the shepherd chip and extract its information, while all shepherd chips can be made to receive another person’s identification information via handshake. Of course, the shepherd chip can be made to not broadcast information via handshake for privacy’s sake.
• In addition to basic identification information, many people have their banking and credit information keyed to their shepherd chips. If a person carries an item from the store, that item’s value is immediately deducted from their bank account. Additionally, the shepherd chip can be linked to computers (particularly Neurolinks) such that any information can be transferred between two shepherd chips.

• Send and receive messages.
• Basic smart apps.
• Not useable for Hacker Exploits.
• Includes Earpiece with voice activation option.

• Functions as an Basic comms device.
• Connected directly to your Neurolink and directly on your HUD. It cannot be removed, or detected.

• These advanced comms can scan a person for vital signs, and use satellite technology to send and receive messages, providing much greater speed and coverage than traditional devices.
• Functions as a computer.
• Includes Earpiece with voice activation option.
• Includes Plugin for Neurolink connection.

• Functions as an Advanced comms device.
• Connected directly to your Neurolink and directly on your HUD. It cannot be removed, or detected.

• Functions as an Advanced comms device.
• Also function as the Hacker’s device.

• Functions as an Blackmarket Advanced comms device.
• Connected directly to your Neurolink and directly on your HUD. It cannot be removed, or detected.

• A poisoned character who injects themselves with this antitoxin will remove the poisoned condition from themselves.
• Using the antitoxin on yourself is an interaction, administering the antitoxin to somebody else requires an action.

• A backpack is a container made of synthetic materials, and can contain up to two cubic feet of items or material.

• Like a regular backpack, this is also a container made of synthetic materials, and can contain up to two cubic feet of items or material. However, the advanced weight distribution of this backpack allows you to carry more weight than usual.
• When calculating your carrying capacity, consider your Strength score 2 points higher.

• A bandolier is worn across your body.
• This bandolier allows you to store up to 50 rounds of ammunition across your chest for easy access.

• This bandolier allows you to store up to 8 grenades across your chest for easy access.
• Be careful not to accidently set any off.

• Using a crowbar grants advantage to Strength checks where the crowbar’s leverage can be applied.

• An energy drink, once consumed, temporarily negates one level of exhaustion, grants the user +1 on initiative checks and reflex saving throws for 15 minutes.
• These drinks are highly toxic, and anybody who attempts to drink more than 1 in a 24 hour period must make a DC 15 Fortitude Saving Throw or gain one level of Exhaustion.
• For each energy drink consumed above 2 in a 24 hour period, the save DC increases by 5.

• An extremely flammable liquid stored within a delicate canister and ignited via a fuse.
• As an action, you can throw this firebomb up to 20 feet, shattering it on impact.
• Make a ranged attack against a creature or object, treating the firebomb’s fire as an Improvised Weapon.
• On a hit, the target takes 1d4 fire damage at the start of each of its turns.
• A creature can end this damage by using its action to make a DC 10 Dexterity check to extinguish the flames.

• A flashlight casts bright light in a 60-foot cone and dim light for an additional 60 feet.
• This also comes in a headlamp variety for those wishing to free up their hands.

• An ammunition holster can hold up to 20 rounds of ammunition and is worn on the belt.

• This concealable holster is worn underneath your clothes.
• A casual visual inspection will not reveal this holster.
• A character specifically looking for a concealable holster must make a DC 20 perception check to locate it.
• A physical inspection will reveal it immediately.

• A character who injects themselves, or gets injected by this syringe regains 2d4 + 2 hit points.
• Using the nanopack on yourself is an interaction, administering the nanopack on somebody else requires an action.

• A character who injects themselves, or gets injected by this syringe regains 4d4 + 4 hit points.
• Using the nanopack, enhanced on yourself is an interaction, administering the nanopack, enhanced on somebody else requires an action.

• You can use the nerve toxin in this vial to coat one slashing or piercing weapon or up to three pieces of ammunition.
• Applying the nerve toxin takes an action.
• A creature hit by the affected weapon or ammunition must make a DC 10 Fortitude saving throw or become incapacitated for 1 minute.
• Once applied, the nerve toxin retains potency for 1 minute before evaporating.

• Rations consist of dry foods suitable for military use.
• Just add water and watch your ration expand to a semiedible foodstuff capable of sustaining you for 1 day.

• Made of plastic fibers, this rope has 2 hit points.
• Can be burst with a DC 17 Strength check and hold up to 750lbs. of weight.

• Made of carbon fibre, this rope has 10 hit points.
• Can be burst with a DC 17 Strength check and hold up to 750lbs. of weight.