Difference between revisions of "List of gear"

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• Camp Kit – Tent, bedroll, heavy blanket, lantern.
• Cooking Kit – Spices, dry rations, cooking pots, utensils, flint and steel, oil, fishhooks, fish-line.
• Climbing Kit – 50′ rope, grappling hook, pitons, hammer,
• Digging Kit – Pick, shovel, hammer, torches, crowbar.
• Disguise Kit – Prosthetics, glue, make-up, powders, scented oils, wigs, false teeth, hair dyes, fake jewelry. Grants a +4 to Disguise check, supplies are depleted after 5 uses.
• Healing Kit – Herbs, salves, anti-venoms, bandages, needle and thread, scalpel, scissors. Grants a +4 to Healing check, supplies are depleted after 5 uses.
• Hunter's Kit – Bird call, fishhooks, fish-line, snares, butterfly net, bear trap.
• Lock and key – A metal locking mechanism and the key that opens it, appropriate for chains, doors, or chests. Can be picked with a DL 15 Machinery check. More complex locks that offer higher DLs are available; add an extra 120𝕤 for every 5 points on the DL, to a maximum of 30.
• Manacles – A pair of iron restraints on a short length of chain that prevents a creature from using its arms. These manacles should work for all humanoid creatures of Size 0. Half price for Size −1, Double price for Size 1. Can be escaped with a DL 25 Thievery or Might check. More solid manacles that offer higher DLs are available; add an extra 120𝕤 for every 5 points on the DL, to a maximum of 40.
• Thieves Kit – Lockpicks, caltrops, grease jar, scissors, grappling hook, 50′ rope, crowbar.
• Skald's Kit – Ink, quills, sealing wax and sigil-stamper, loose parchment, bound book with lock, tin-whistle.
• Standard Kit – Backpack, soap, small mirror, cheap perfume, small clay jug, whetstone, straight-razor, needle and thread, candles, dice, leather pouches, grease-pencil, map-case, waterskin, torches.

Combat Items

• Acid vial – A small glass container full of a caustic fluid. When thrown or poured onto a combatant, it causes a point of degradation to worn armor (or shield, if a shield is used to parry). The target and anyone within 5 feet of the impact takes 1 damage. In addition, the target is subject to a Damage Roll. An acid vial has a Harm of 12, and Muscle cannot be included in the Damage Roll.
• Black powder grenade – A volatile explosive projectile the size and shape of a pomegranate that must be lit and thrown. The thrower makes an Attack Roll, and anyone within 10 feet from the point of impact can attempt to Dodge. A black powder grenade has a Harm of 20, and Muscle cannot be included in the Damage Roll. It makes a stunning boom; all combatants in range, even those who successfully evade damage, must make a DL 15 Stamina check or move one step down the Knockout Track.
• Flashbang – A sophisticated mixture of chemicals that erupts with powerful light and sound. Anyone within 10 feet from the point of impact must make a DL 20 Stamina check. Those who fail gain the blinded and deafened conditions for 2 rounds. On a Critical Failure, the conditions last 4 rounds.
• Sea fire – A vial containing a strange, gluey chemical mixture that burns even when exposed to water. The flames ignite when the vial shatters. Targets struck by a vial of sea fire gain the burning condition. Anyone within 5 feet of the impact takes 1 damage. Very useful in naval combat, as ship decks, ropes, and sails can be easily set aflame.
• Sick sack – An animal stomach filled with a rancid concoction that would make even the most iron-stomached person gag. It's gross! A creature hit by a sick sack must make a DL 15 Vitality check. Being covered in putrid muck is awful, so even on a successful check, the creature moves one step down the Knockout Track. On a failure, the creature moves two steps down the Knockout Track. On a Critical Failure, the creature gains the unconscious condition.
• Smoke screen – A mixture of compounds which produces a plume of thick white smoke. The smoke provides total cover, but ranged shots into the smoke have a 50% chance of hitting. The smoke clears away within 10 rounds, unless wind is present, which shortens the duration to 2 rounds.
• Tar ball – A mass of sticky black tar and rope that must be lit and thrown. Targets struck by a lit tar ball gain the burning condition. Very useful in naval combat, as ship decks, ropes, and sails can be easily set aflame. Anyone within 5 feet of the impact takes 1 damage.