alt.War: Turning Anger into productiveness

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And... here we go:

Holdout Pistols
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Cavalier Scout	3	-	SA	7 (c)	Pistol (Holdout)	4		¥
Fichetti Tiffani Needler	5 (f)	x2	SA	4 (c)	Pistol (Holdout)	3	5R	500¥
Raecor Sting	5(f)	x2	SS	5 (c)	Pistol (Holdout)	3	6R	350¥
Streetline Special	3	-	SS	6 (c)	Pistol (Holdout)	4	4R	100¥
Morrissey Elan	3	-	SA	5 (c)	Pistol (Holdout)	3	7R	450¥
Walther Palm Pistol	3	-	SS/BF	2(b)	Pistol (Holdout)	4	4R	175¥
Light Pistols
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Light Fire 70	3	-	SA	16 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	3R	350¥
Beretta 101T	3	-	SA	12 (C)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	4R	200¥
Beretta 200ST	3	-	SA/BF	20 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	7R	550¥
Ceska vz/ 120	3	-	SA	18 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	4R	350¥
Colt America L36	3	-	SA	11 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	4R	150¥
Colt Asp	3	-	SA	6 (cy)	Pistol (Revolver)	2	3R	175¥
Fichetti Executive Action	3	-	SA/BF	18 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	12R	700¥
Fichetti Security 600	3	-	SA	30 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	6R	450¥
Hammerli 620S	3	-	SA	6 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	1	8R	650¥
SA Puzzler	3	-	SA	12 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	15F	900¥
Seco LD-120	3	-	SA	12 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	3R	250¥
Taurus Multi-6	3/4/5	-	SA	6 (cy)	Pistol (Revolver)	2/3/4	7R	200¥
Walther PB-120	3	-	SA	10 (c)/15 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	9R	400¥
Sakura Fubuki	3	-	SA/BF/FA	10 (ml) x4	Pistol (Automatic)	2	10R	2000¥
Machine Pistols
Ares Crusader	3	-	SA/BF/FA	40 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	7R	700¥
Ceska Black Scorpion	3	-	SA/BF/FA	35 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	8R	550¥
FN 5-7C	3	-	SA/BF/FA	20 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	8R	600¥
PPSK-4 Collapsible Machine Pistol	3	-	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	20F	2800¥
Steyr TMP	3	-	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	8R	600¥
Ares Predator Full Auto Mod	4	-	FA	15 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	4	4F	700¥
Fichtti Securty Full Auto Mod	3	-	FA	30 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	6F	900¥
Heavy Pistols
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Predator IV	4	-1	SA	15 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	4R	350¥
Ares Viper Slivergun	6(f)	x2	SA/BF	30 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	2	5R	500¥
Browning Ultra-Power	4	-1	SA	10 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	4R	300¥
Cavalry Deputy	4	-1	SA	7 (cy)	Pistol (Revolver)	3	4R	225¥
Colt Government 2066	4	-1	SA	14 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	6R	500¥
Colt Manhunter	4	-1	SA	16 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	4R	300¥
Eichiro Hatamoto II	6	-1	SS	1 (m)	Pistol (Holdout)	5	10R	800¥
HK Urban Fighter	4	-1	SA	10 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	14F	1400¥
Morrissey Alta	4	-1	SA	12 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	7R	850¥
Morrissey Elite	4	-1	SA	5 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	4	6R	450¥
Nitama NeMax	4	-1	SA	10 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	16R	1700¥
PSK Collapsible Pistol	4	-1	SA	8 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	18F	2300¥
Remington Roomsweeper	4	-1	SA	8 (m)	Pistol (Revolver)	3	6R	250¥
Ruger Super Warhawk	5	-2	SS	6 (cy)	Pistol (Revolver)	4	4R	250¥
Ruger Thunderbolt	4	-1	BF	12 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	12R	750¥
Savalette Guardian	4	-1	SA/BF	15 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	7R	800¥
Walther Secura	4	-1	SA	12 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	3	5R	300¥
Walther Secura Kompakt	4	-1	SA	9 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	4	7R	400¥
WW Infiltrator	4	-1	SA	15 (c)	Pistol (Automatic)	4	16F	1100¥
Submachine Guns
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
AK-97 Carbine	4	-1	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	3	4R	400¥
Ares Executive Protector	3	-1	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	3/2	9F	1000¥
Beretta Model 70	3	-2	BF/FA	35 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	5R	650¥
Colt Cobra TZ-110	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	32 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	5R	550¥
Colt Cobra TZ-115	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	32 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	5R	475¥
Colt Cobra TZ-118	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	32 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	5R	650¥
Colt M24A3 Water Carbine	4	-	SA/BF	30 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	10F	1200¥
FN P93 Praetor	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	50 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	1	11F	650¥
HK-227X	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	28 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	8R	800¥
HK MP-5 TX	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	20 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	1	4R	550¥
HK Urban Combat	3	-2	SA/BF/FA	36 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	1	16F	2400¥
Ingram Smartgun X	3	-2	BF/FA	32 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	6R	650¥
Ingram SuperMach 100	3	-2	SA/FA/HV	40 or 60 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	9F	975¥
Ingram Warrior-10	3	-2	SA/BF	30 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	4R	400¥
Sandler TMP	3	-2	BF/FA	20 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	4R	350¥
SCK Model 100	3	-2	SA/BF	30 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	6R	750¥
Uzi IV	3	-2	BF	24 (c)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	4R	500¥
Assault Rifles
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
AK-97	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	38 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	4R	500¥
AK-98	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	38 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	8F	1000¥
Grenade Launcher	Grenade	Grenade	SS	6 (M)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launchers)
AK-297	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	60 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	1	10R	3500¥
Ares Alpha	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	42 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	3	12F	1700¥
Grenade Launcher	Grenade	Grenade	SS	6 (M)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launchers)
Ares HVAR	4	-2	SA/BF/HV	50 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	11F	2400¥
Colt M22	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	40 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	6R	1100¥
Colt M22A3	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	40 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	9F	1600¥
Grenade Launcher	Grenade	Grenade	SS	6 (M)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launchers)
Colt M23	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	40 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	5R	750¥
HK G12A3Z	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	32 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	9F	1750¥
Nitama Optimum II	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	2	10F	2200¥
Shotgun	6	-	SA	5 (M)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launchers) Longarms (Shotguns)	4
Sernopal vz/88V	4	-2	SA/BF/FA	35 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	1	8F	1650¥
Battle Rifles
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Combine XBR55	5	-2	SA/BF/FA	36 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Longarms (Rifles)	4	12F	4500¥
FN SFCBR	5	-2	SA/BF/FA	20 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Longarms (Rifles)	4	8F	2400¥
HK G13B	5	-2	SA/BF/FA	20 (c) 50 (cy)	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Longarms (Rifles)	4	16F	2200¥
Ares MR-62	5	-3	SA/BF/FA	15 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Longarms (Rifles)	4	10R	1800¥
AZT Poctli	5	-2	SA/BF/FA	30 (c)	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Longarms (Rifles)	4	14F	3600¥
Sport Rifles
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Mannlicher Wildhunter	6	-3	SS	6 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	5	7R	1200¥
Winchester Model 64	3	-2	SS	20 (m)	Longarms (Rifles)	1	2R	400¥
Remington 750	5	-3	SS	5 (m)	Longarms (Rifles)	3	4R	500¥
Remington 950	6	-3	SS	5 (m)	Longarms (Rifles)	4	4R	675¥
AZT 577 T-Rex	7	-2	SS	4 (m)	Longarms (Rifles) Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon)	6	12R	2400¥
Sniper Rifles
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Desert Strike	5	-3	SA	14 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	5	10F	3350¥
Barrett Model 121	6	-4	SA	14 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	6	18F	9000¥
CZW Ostřelovač	6	-3	SA	12 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	6	16F	6500¥
HK PSG Enforcer	4	-3	SA	2 x 12 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	4	12F	4800¥
Ranger Arms SM4	5	-4	SA	15 (c)	Longarms (Rifles)	4	16F	6200¥
Walther MA-2100	4	-3	SA	10 (m)	Longarms (Rifles)	5	10F	5000¥
Shotguns
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Auto-Assault 16	5	-1	SA/BF/FA	32 (d)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	18R	8000¥
Boyd & Richards Desperado	5	-1	SS	5 (m)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	10R	1700¥
Defiance T-250	5	-1	SA	5 (m)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	3R	475¥
Enfield AS-7	5	-1	SA/BF	10 (c) 24 (d)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	12R	1100¥
Franchi SPAS-22	5	-1	SA/BF	10 (m)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	10R	1250¥
Mossberg AM-CMDT	5	-1	SA/BF/FA	10 (c)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	12R	1000¥
PJSS Model 55 Shotgun	5	-1	SS	2 (b)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	7R	1200¥
Remington 990	5	-1	SA	8 (m)	Longarms (Shotguns)	4	4R	550¥
Street Sweeper	4	-1	SS	1 (b)	Longarms (Shotguns)	3	5R	175¥
Light Machine Guns
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares MP-LMG	4	-3	BF/FA	50 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	4	12F	1500¥
Ingram White Knight	4	-3	BF/FA/HV	50 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	4	12F	2000¥
Ingram Valiant	4	-3	BF/FA	40 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	4	10F	1200¥
EMERK-V	4	-3	FA	Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	4	14F	900¥
GE Vindicator Minigun	4	-3	FA/HV	Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	3	16F	5500¥
SA Nemesis	4	-3	BF/FA	60 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	4	17F	3500¥
Medium Machine Guns
FN MAG-5	5	-3	FA/HV	50 (box) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	5	14F	5500¥
Stoner Ares M202	5	-3	FA	50 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	5	12F	4500¥
Ultimax MMG	5	-3	FA	40 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	5	13F	4500¥
Heavy Machine Guns
Ruhrmetal SF20	6	-3	FA	40 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	6	15F	6500¥
RPK HMG	6	-3	FA	40 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	6	16F	6000¥
Stoner Ares M107	6	-3	FA	40 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	6	15F	7500¥
Ultimax HMG-2	6	-3	FA	50 (c) Belt	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	6	15F	7500¥
Assault Cannons
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Thunderstruck Gauss Rifle	8	-8	SA	10 (c) +10 (battery)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon)	4	24F	13000¥
Ares Vigorous Assault Cannon	8	-7	SS	12 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon)	9	18F	4000¥
AZT Tlatlatzin Gauss Rifle	8	-8	SA	20 (c) +external power source	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon)	5	24F	12000¥
Norsutykki L-47	7	-7	SS	10 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Longarms (Rifles)	7	15F	4800¥
Panther XXL	8	-7	SS	15 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon)	8	20F	5500¥
Laser Weapons
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Redline	3	-half	HV	200 (battery) External Power Source	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	14F	7500¥
Ares 3rd Dawn	4	-half	HV	200 (battery) External Power Source	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	3	18F	12000¥
Ares Apollo	6	-half	HV	200 (battery) External Power Source	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	6	24F	30000¥
Winter Systems Falling Star	3	-half	HV	100 (battery) External Power Source	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	1	16F	8000¥
Winter Systems Evil Eye	5	-half	HV	150 (battery) External Power Source	Automatics (Assault Rifles) Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns)	5	24F	24000¥
Renraku Taiyou	5	-half	HV	External Power Source	Automatics (Assault Rifles)	5	20F	24000¥
Fichetti Pain Inducer	Special	-half	FA/HV	100 (battery)	Automatics (Assault Rifle)	1	8R	2000¥
Flame Weapons
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
AZT F3a	4	-half	FA	100 (tank)	Automatics (Assault Rifle)	3	14F	1800¥
Shiawase Blazer	3	-half	FA	80 (tank)	Automatics (Submachine Guns)	2	16F	1200¥
Special Weapons
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares S-III Super Squirt	Chemical	-	SA	20 (c)	Pistols (Revolver)	1	4	¥500
Grenade Launchers & Mortars
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Antioch-2	Grenade	Grenade	SS	8 (m)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launcher)	3	8F	600¥
ArmTech MGL-6	Grenade	Grenade	SA	6 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launcher)	5	10F	1500¥
ArmTech MGL-12	Grenade	Grenade	SA	6 (c)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launcher)	4	10F	2000¥
Enfield GL-67	Grenade	Grenade	SS	20 (d)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launcher)	3	14F	4000¥
M-12 Portable Mortar	Mortar	Mortar	SS	1	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launcher)	-	16F	2250¥
IRA Remote Mortar	Mortar	Mortar	SA/BF	10 (m)	Gunnery (Artillery)	-	20F	5000¥
Vehicular Weaponry
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ares Firelance (laser)	8	-half	HV	500 (battery) External power source	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns) Gunnery (Energy Weapons)	-	25F	400000¥
Ares Fogger Glop Cannon	special	-	SA	50 (belt)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Gunnery (Artillery)	-	15R	10000¥
AZT Itzcoatl Gauss Cannon	12	-8	SS	50 (belt) +external power source	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	30F	600000¥
Fleche Barrage Rocket Launcher	Rocket	Rocket	Special	20	Heavy Weapons (Rocket) Gunnery (Rocket)	-	25F	20000¥
GE Vigilant Light Autocannon	7	-3	FA/HV	200 (belt)	Heavy Weapons (Machine Gun) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	15F	10000¥
GE Vanquisher Heavy Autocanon	8	-4	FA/HV	200 (belt)	Heavy Weapons (Machine Gun) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	20F	20000¥
GM Light Cannon	9	-6	SS	50 (belt)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	18F	50000¥
GM Heavy Cannon	11	-7	SS	50 (belt)	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	22F	100000¥
Lone Star FlashFlood Water Cannon	3N	-half	FA	200 (tank) external water source	Heavy Weapons (Machine Gun) Gunnery (Artillery)	-	10R	5000¥
Shiawase Microwave Cannon	Special	-half	HV	200 (battery) external power source	Heavy Weapons (Machine Gun) Gunnery (Energy Weapons)	-	20R	25000¥
SK Taurus Gauss Cannon	10	-8	SS	50 (belt) +external power source	Heavy Weapons (Assault Cannon) Gunnery (Ballistic)	-	25F	200000¥
Winter Systems Mercury Laser	10	-half	HV	external power source	Heavy Weapons (Machine Guns) Gunnery (Energy Weapons)	-	30F	1000000¥
KC-Arms 155 Howitzer	Mortar	Mortar	SS	10 (m)	Heavy Weapons (Grenade Launchers) Gunnery (Artillery)	-	20F	120000¥

Plus, here's a vehicle preview:

Vehicle Stats
“This is a tree. It will take you from 60 to 0 in zero seconds.”

Vehicles need attributes too. They don't have Agility or Willpower, but there are things about them that make them distinct.

Speed
People rarely push vehicles to their actual maximum speed. And traveling at maximum speed isn't good for vehicles anyway. So the “speed” is simply the highest speed before things start to rattle. Skilled or insane drivers can push vehicles to higher speed by flooring the accelerator or flipping on the afterburners, or whatever it is that their vehicle does to go faster, but for simplicity's sake this absolute maximum is considered to be proportional to the normal speed at which the vehicle can travel. Speeds are given in Kilometers per hour, as vehicles moving at maximum speed are not usually usefully measured in meters per combat round. In 3 seconds, a vehicle will move 5/6 as many meters as its KPH speed, for what that is worth.

Acceleration
Acceleration is usually a purely academic concern. It takes you 1 second instead of 2 to have to slow down because the guy in front of you has engaged hands-free GridGuide, so what? In a chase across the desert or the ocean, it won't much matter who has the faster acceleration rate, because max speed is pretty much the whole of the answer as to who catches or does not catch whom. But drag racing does exist, and more importantly people chase each other in traffic and confined spaces all the time. In those instances it usually doesn't matter how fast your vehicle could go, it only matters how quickly your vehicle can change speeds.

In heavy traffic or other “tight” terrain, whichever vehicle has the higher Acceleration is considered “faster” during a Chase. Acceleration values are given in meters per second per second. This makes it easy to plug into physics equations. In combat, assume that the vehicle can accelerate by its Acceleration value on Initiative Pass 2, 3, and 4. For constant acceleration problems, the distance it actually travels will be its previous speed plus half its acceleration in meters per second.

Handling
Different vehicles handle better or worse than others. It's a complex measurement of turning radius, responsiveness, breaking, and gear shifting for land vehicles and even more complex measurements of an airborne vehicle's ability to stay aloft with sudden shifts in direction and speed. Practically however, it's a number that modifies the driver/pilot's dicepools when they are making complex maneuvers or engaged in Chase tests in tight terrain. Handling has no effect at all on how fast your vehicle goes in a straightaway, and does not modify chases in open terrain.

Body
Vehicles roll damage resistance tests too. A vehicle's Body attribute is the number of dice it rolls for that purpose.

Mass
Things which are very big relative to humans are more difficult to destroy with human sized weapons. A vehicle's Mass is subtracted from the damage inflicted upon it in a similar manner that damage is reduced by Hardened Armor.

Mass also affects how much damage the other party receives in a crash.

Armor
Vehicular Armor is hardened by default. If you want to give a vehicle more damage resistance dice, it is usually a good idea to just give it a higher body.

Seating
Seating is simply a measure of how many people can sit in a vehicle and still get seatbelts. Obviously if the passengers are very good friends they can sit on each other's laps. And in large vehicles there may be room to stand if things get desperate. Also seats may become overcrowded if the people involved are 3 meters tall or whatever.

Pilot
Pilot is the measure of the vehicle's ability to operate itself. In the 2070s, most vehicles can drive themselves from point A to point B. These systems aren't actually intelligent and are designed for a vehicle operating under normal circumstances. When a vehicle is damaged, subtract its injury modifier from its Pilot rating. So for example: a vehicle that had suffered Moderate Damage (3 boxes) would have its Pilot reduced by 2, while a vehicle that had suffered Serious Damage (6 boxes) would have its Pilot reduced by 3. A vehicle whose Pilot has been reduced to 0 may still try to drive itself, but will likely as not drive into a wall instead of getting anywhere useful.

It is important to note that the Pilot is not merely a program that tells the vehicle what to do, it is the actual hardware that allows the electronic commands of the software to translate into the vehicle doing real things in real space. The Pilot rating acts as an attribute if the vehicle performs autonomous tasks (using software such as Clearsight and targeting programs as a skill), but the rating itself caps what the vehicle is capable of doing autonomously or under the direction of a rigger.

Pilot	Capabilities
0	Cruise Control
1	Point to point travel with explicit map path or GridGuide support Trigger basic functions such as locks and windshield wipers
2	Sensor assisted navigation in uncontrolled environments Perform strength-requiring functions such as opening doors or targeting weaponry
3	Adjust for the motion of the vehicle in order to utilize devices For example: targeting a weapon while moving
4	Perform functions given symbolically such as going to a place where someone is rather than to a specific coordinate.
5	Perform multiple body problems. For example: firing different weapons at different targets while moving.
6	Classified.

Sensor
The sensory feed at a vehicle's disposal is represented by its Sensor attribute. More than simply duct taping a video camera to the top, the Sensor is a set of hardware that integrates a series of cameras, motion detectors, and whatever other sensory feeds into a coherent picture of how the vehicle is operating and what is around it. Of course, a vehicle can be outfitted with specific sensors that do specific things without adjusting its Sensor Rating. And these additional sensors may or may not be integrated into the vehicle's sensor array and control system. You still totally can duct tape a video recorder to the top of a car if that's what you want to do. However, when a vehicle comes with a sensor rating,you can assume that certain sensory capabilities have already been included based on its rating:

Sensor	Usually Has...
0	Speedometer Fuel Gauge
1	Camera GPS
2	Microphone Motion Detector
3	Sonar System Thermosensor
4	Radar Laser Range Finder
5	Magnetic Analyzer Density Scanner
6	Classified.

Cost
Vehicles below are listed with a cost, but not an availability. The cost is how much a vehicle costs to buy it new from whoever the dealer is. Buying a used or stolen vehicle will obviously cost very much less. In its first year, a vehicle loses 15-20% of its value, and continues to lose value forever, albeit at a slower rate, from that point on (assuming that it is still running at all). If a vehicle continues to be serviceable and kept in very good condition for 40 to 50 years, it becomes a “classic” and suddenly becomes valuable again, but that is not something that is worth thinking about over the course of a Shadowrun game. A vehicle's value to a chop shop is usually about 7% of its purchase price (which is by the way, what a chop shop in 2011 in Prague will pay for a new stolen car).

Due to the nature of vehicles and how they go on roads and get checked regularly by GridGuide and all that, there really isn't the kind of shadow market that there is for other equipment that Shadowrunners use. There is no “availability” rating for vehicles. You either find a seller for whatever it is you're looking for or you don't.

The Vehicle List
“You! Out of the motor pool!”

2-Wheeled
Vehicle	Speed	Acceleration	Handling	Body	Mass	Armor	Seating	Pilot	Sensor	Cost
Dodge Scoot (scooter)	80	4	4	2	0	1	1	0	0	4000¥
Yamaha Rapier (street bike)	220	8	4	3	0	1	1	0	0	11000¥
Harley Scorpion (chopper)	190	6	3	4	1	2	2	0	1	12000¥
Mitsuzuki Aurora (racing bike)	340	10	5	3	0	1	1	1	2	15000¥
BMW Blitzen (Kaneda's bike)	380	11	5	5	1	4	1	3	2	26300¥

[Lokathor]

"Special Weapons" should also include an entry for an RAS Taser.

[CatharzGodfoot]

You have "shotgun" listed under "assault rifles".

[Username17]

You have "shotgun" listed under "assault rifles".

That is entirely intentional. The Optimum has an underbarrel Shotgun.

-Username17

[CatharzGodfoot]

You have "shotgun" listed under "assault rifles".

That is entirely intentional. The Optimum has an underbarrel Shotgun.

-Username17

Maybe this is a dumb question, but why does the underbarrel shotgun do more damage than any pure shotgun?

[Quantumboost]

You have "shotgun" listed under "assault rifles".

That is entirely intentional. The Optimum has an underbarrel Shotgun.

-Username17

Indenting the additional parts of composite/configurable weapons with spaces could help with clarity there. It seems to work in the basic book at least.

[Username17]

My family visit is over, and that means more writing. Here's the Vietnamese timeline:

Vietnamese History Timeline

1946: Nationalist Chinese troops withdraw from Vietnamese territory, leaving the region under French rule. First Indochina War begins.
1950: United States begins supporting anti-communist forces in Indochina.
1954: French depart from Indochina, Vietnam partitioned into North and South. Reuinification elections scheduled for 1956.
1955: Southern Vietnamese President Ngo Diem begins executing political rivals, cancels election. War of Unification begins.
1963: Ngo Diem is assassinated by his generals. United States takes over much of the heavy lifting for South Vietnam.
1975: War of Unification complete. North Vietnam becomes Vietnam.
1979: Vietnamese forces conquer Cambodia, force the Khmer Rouge out of power. Vietnamese occupation of Cambodia begins.
1979: People's Republic of China invades Vietnam. China is quickly defeated and withdraws.
1989: Vietnam voluntarily leaves Cambodia.
1992: Vietnam adopts a new constitution.
2013: Vietnam is forced to accept hundreds of thousands of refugees from Cambodia after the devastation of Cyclone Tanaguk
2014: First Plig attacks in Western Vietnam.
2022: Vietnam conquers Cambodia and ousts the Chen syndicates from power. Second occupation of Cambodia begins.
2028: Mnong uprising begins in the Southwest. Vietnam withdraws from Cambodia to concentrate on affairs at home. Mnong rebellion is crushed and most Mnong people are driven out of the country.
2034: Thailand and Plig-aligned forces independently invade along the Laotian border. A four way fight breaks out, and Vietnamese forces hold all three other groups to Vietnam's border.
2037: Vietnamese forces invade Cambodia and begin the third Cambodian occupation.
2039: Japanese Imperial State clashes with Vietnamese forces over mineral rights in South China Sea. Vietnamese claims upheld.
2043: Cambodian sovereignty turned over to the king, Vietnamese troops return home victorious. With the drug lords defeated in Cambodia, Vietnamese forces set up bases in Laos.
2046: Imperialist revolt rallies around a pretender to the throne of Vietnam. The rebellion is quashed, and the sword shown to be a fake.
2048: Chamic people begin revolution, which is brought down by the army. Chamic and Rhade people are forcibly relocated to cities, many move to Cambodia rather than comply.
2059: Dega Alliance begins operations in Vietnam.
2061: Year of the Comet. Hue is attacked by a titanic Plig. Vietnamese Army triumphs, but current whereabouts of the beast are unknown.
2064: The Dega Alliance performs an all-out invasion of Vietnam at Dak Seang. Dak Seang holds and the Alliance collapses.
2065: Crash 2.0 occurs. The new government in Laos kicks Vietnamese troops out of the country. Vietnamese intelligence agencies blamed for poor response, resulting in a massive shakeup of intelligence agencies. The CCC is created to cover the jobs of agencies downsized or eliminated.
2066: Montagnard Confederation declared, an attempt to annex Dak Seang into the new country is made, but Vietnamese defenses hold.
2067: Vietnamese merchants are expelled from Laos, Vietnam ceases all economic support of Laos.
2071: New Five Year Plan issued by Vietnamese legislature. Pledges to make Vietnam a “world power” in five years.

[Username17]

So some tables need to be done differently:

Special Weapons
Weapon Name	Damage	AP	Mode	Ammo	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Aquadyne Harpoon Gun	5	-	SS	6 (cy)	Archery (Crossbow) Longarms (Shotgun)	3	6R	600¥
Ares S-III Super Squirt	Chemical	-	SA	20 (c)	Pistols (Revolver)	1	4	¥500
Ares Screech Sonic Rifle	4N	special	SS	10 (battery) external power source	Longarms (Shotgun)	3	16	8000¥
Bow	(¾ Str)	-	SS	1 (ml)	Archery (Bow)	X	2	100¥/R
Cavalier SafeGuard	2N (e)	-half	SA	6 (m)	Pistols (Taser)	1	-	275¥
Crossbow, Light	2	-	SS	1 (ml)	Archery (Crossbow) Longarms (Shotgun)	1	2	300¥
Crossbow, Medium	4	-	SS	1 (ml)	Archery (Crossbow) Longarms (Shotgun)	3	4R	500¥
Crossbow, Heavy	6	-	SA	6 (cy)	Archery (Crossbow) Longarms (Shotgun)	7	8R	750¥
Crossbow, Pistol	2	-	SS	1 (ml)	Archery (Crossbow) Pistols (Revolver)	3	4R	250¥
Defiance EX Shocker	4N (e)	-half	SS	4 (m)	Pistols (Taser)	2	-	150¥
Defiance Protector	3N (e)	-half	SA	3 (m)	Pistols (Taser)	1	4	150¥
FN-AAL Gyrojet Pistol	5	-	SA	10 (c)	Pistols (Revolver)	1	12F	1000¥
Jupiter Taser Club	3N (e)	-half	SS	1 (m)	Pistols (Taser) Clubs (Batons)	2	8	1200¥
Slinghot	(Str/2)N	-	SS	1 (ml)	Archery (Slingshot) Throwing (Lobbed)	special	-	5¥/R
Yamaha Pulsar	3N (e)	-half	SA	4 (m)	Pistols (Taser)	1	-	150¥

Blades
Name	Reach	Damage	AP	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Ceramic Knife	-	(Str/2)	-2	Blades (Knives)	-	4	75¥
Claymore	2	(Str/2)+2	-1	Blades (Sword)	4	8R	900¥
Combat Ax	2	(Str/2)+2	-2	Blades (Ax)	5	8R	600¥
Centurion Laser Axe	2	(Str/2)+2	-4	Blades (Ax)	4	12F	3000¥
Cougar Fineblade Knife	-	(Str/2)+1	-2	Blades (Knives)	-	5R	550¥
Cougar Fineblade Sword	1	(Str/2)+1	-2	Blades (Sword)	2	7R	900¥
Halberd	3	(Str/2)+3	-	Blades (Ax)	5	8R	1200¥
Katana	1	(Str/2)+1	-1	Blades (Sword)	3	4R	1000¥
Katar	-	(Str/2)	-2	Blades (Knives)	2	9R	750¥
Knife	-	(Str/2)	-	Blades (Knives)	-	-	20¥
Kris	-	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Knives) Blades (Sword)	1	10R	1000¥
Macahuitl	1	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Sword) Clubs (Batons)	3	14R	3000¥
Monofilament Sword	1	(Str/2)+2	-2	Blades (Sword)	3	7R	750¥
Nodachi	2	(Str/2)+2	-1	Blades (Sword)	4	12R	2500¥
Rapier	1	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Sword)	2	4R	550¥
Sai	-	(Str/2) (Str/2)N	-	Blades (Knives)	-	4	75¥
Spear	3	(Str/2)	-1	Blades (Ax) Clubs (Staff)	3	4R	150¥
Survival Knife	-	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Knives)	1	-	50¥
Sword	1	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Sword)	2	4R	350¥
Tomahawk	1	(Str/2)+1	-	Blades (Ax)	3	4	150¥
Vibro Knife	-	(Str/2)+1	-3	Blades (Knives)	1	6R	1000¥
Vibro Sword	1	(Str/2)+2	-4	Blades (Sword)	2	8F	2000¥
Victorinox Memory Blade	1	(Str/2)+1	-1	Blades (Sword)	2	14F	1250¥
Clubs & Chains
Name	Reach	Damage	AP	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
AZ-150 Stun Baton	1	4N (e)	-half	Clubs (Baton)	2	4R	800¥
Claw Hammer	-	(Str/2)+1	-1	Clubs (Hammer)	1	-	15¥
Club	1	(Str/2)	-	Clubs (Baton)	1	-	30¥
Extendable Baton	1	(Str/2)	-	Clubs (Baton)	1	-	50¥
Heavy Chain	1	(Str/2)+1	-	Clubs (Sap)	4	-	20¥
Jack Hammer	2	6	-4	Clubs (Hammer)	7	6	7500¥
Jupiter Taser Club	1	3N (e)	-half	Clubs (Baton) Pistols (Taser)	2	8R	1200¥
Kusari Gama	2	(Str/2)+1	-	Clubs (Sap) Blades (Ax)	3	8F	150¥
Mace	1	(Str/2)+1	-2	Clubs (Baton) Clubs (Hammer)	3	4	120¥
Monofilament Whip	2	6	x2	Clubs (Sap) Blades (Ax)	-	12F	3000¥
Nunchaku	-	(Str/2)+1	-	Clubs (Sap)	1	6R	75¥
Sap	-	(Str/2)+1N	-	Clubs (Sap)	1	-	30¥
Sledge Hammer	1	(Str/2)+2	-	Clubs (Hammer)	4	3	50¥
Staff	2	(Str/2)+1	-	Clubs (Staff)	3	-	50¥
Stun Baton	1	3N (e)	-half	Clubs (Baton)	2	4R	400¥
Stun Staff	2	3N (e)	-half	Clubs (Staff)	3	6R	650¥
Telescopic Staff	2	(Str/2)+1	-	Clubs (Staff)	3	-	100¥
Tonfa	1	(Str/2)	-	Clubs (Baton)	1	4	50¥
Warhammer	1	(Str/2)+2	-2	Clubs (Hammer) Blades (Ax)	4	10R	1500¥
Body Weaponry
Name	Reach	Damage	AP	Skill	Strength	Availability	Cost
Bone Density/Lacing	-	(Str/2)+1	-	Unarmed Combat	-	-	-
Fangs/Horns	-	(Str/2)	-	Unarmed Combat	-	-	-
Hardliner Gloves	-	(Str/2)	-	Unarmed Combat	-	4	100¥
Hand Blade	-	(Str/2)+1	-	Unarmed Combat Blades (Cyber Implant)	-	-	-
Hand Razors	-	(Str/2)	-1	Unarmed Combat Blades (Cyber Implant)	-	-	-
Spurs	1	(Str/2)+1	-2	Unarmed Combat Blades (Cyber Implant)	-	-	-
Oral Slasher	-	4	-	Unarmed Combat	-	-	-
Shock Hand	-	3N (e)	-half	Unarmed Combat	-	-	-

Grenades
Name	Damage	AP	Unit	Availability	Cost
Flash	-	-	Grenade	6R	30¥
Flash-Bang	4N	-	Grenade	6R	30¥
Flash-Pak	-	-	Grenade	4	200¥
Fragmentation	5	-	Grenade	10F	35¥
Gas	Chemical	-	Grenade	4+Chemical	20¥+Chemical
High Explosive	4	-4	Grenade	7F	45¥
Incendiary	Special	-1	Grenade	8R	50¥
Ink	-	-	Grenade	6	35¥
Smoke	-	-	Grenade	4R	30¥
Splash	Chemical	-	Grenade	4+Chemical	20¥+Chemical
Thermal Smoke	-	-	Grenade	6R	35¥
White Phosphorous	4	-half	Grenade	20F	360¥
Missiles & Rockets
Name	Damage	AP	Unit	Availability	Cost
LAW Rocket	9/4	-6/-2	Small Rocket	16F	1000¥
Frag Rocket	6	-1	Small Rocket	16F	500¥
High Explosive Rocket	5	-4	Small Rocket	20F	650¥
Inferno Rocket	6	-half	Small Rocket	24F	1500¥
Jabberwocky Jammer Rocket	2	-4	Small Rocket	12F	1600¥
Designator Seeker	As Rocket	As Rocket	As Rocket	+2R	+500¥
SAM	As Rocket	As Rocket	Small Rocket	+8F	+1500¥
Zapper Rocket	2/ 6N (e)	-4/-half	Small Rocket	12F	1600¥
Mortars
Name	Damage	AP	Unit	Availability	Cost
Anti-Bunker	8/4	-6/-2	Shell	18F	210¥
Fragmentation	6	-1	Shell	15F	105¥
Gas/Slash	Chemical	-	Shell	6F+Chemical	60¥+Chemical
High Explosive	5	-4	Shell	12F	135¥
Incendiary	Special	-	Shell	12F	150¥
Seeker	Mortar	Mortar	Shell	+2F	+500¥
Smoke	-	-	Shell	8R	90¥
Solar	-	-	Shell	8R	120¥
Thermal Smoke	-	-	Shell	10R	105¥
White Phosphorous	5	half	Shell	20F	360¥

[RiotGearEpsilon]

Oh god, jackhammers. You can totally play a troll construction worker who kills people with a jackhammer. <3

[Username17]

The long awaited DOT rules are in.

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Special Weapon Systems and Damage Rules

Lasers
While photopressure exists, from a practical standpoint a laser weapon is recoilless. The Strength requirement of a laser weapon does not increase when it is fired on automatic firing modes. These are beam weapons, so there aren't literally dozens of little pellets of light. The firing modes of FA and HV actually refer to your ability to move the beam into and across targets. Laser weapons are not considered “normal weapons” and creatures with Immunity to Normal Weapons have no special resistance. Laser beams travel from the weapon to the target at the speed of light, and their “time of flight” is essentially zero at any distance combat takes place in that is not in space. Lasers use sniper rifle range, but extreme range is line of sight. Laser weapons are at a disadvantage in areas of fog, smoke, or other light-obscuring medium. In light fog/rain/mist/smoke, reduce the damage of the laser by 1 for each range increment beyond short. In heavy fog/rain/mist/smoke, reduce the damage of the laser by 2 for each range increment beyond short. If the base damage is reduced to zero in this way, the laser is ineffective.

Flame Weapons
Flame throwers project and ignite fuel (usually in liquid or powdered form). This generally comes out of an adjustable nozzle, and can come out as a cone or a stream. This is treated as Full Auto, but the adjustment of the nozzle determines which Full Auto option is used. So a user must use a change firing mode action to use a wide burst if their last attack was a walking fire action. Flame thrower streams expand to fill available space, and essentially ignore cover entirely. Literally seeing the target is not especially necessary, and the penalties for obscured visibility are halved when using a flame weapon. Flamethrower fuel used in the 2070s is pretty sticky, and anyone hit by it will catch on fire. The scenery around the flame thrower operator and target can be expected to catch fire too.

Electrical Weapons
Tasers and other shock weaponry have the ability to temporarily scramble things which require organized electrical impulses to function properly. That includes most machines and living creatures with a functional nervous system. Which means it includes metahumans and their drones, but not spirits or trees. Electrical weapons do Normal damage (which is not very effective against non-living targets), but a susceptible target must resist damage a second time, with the second soak causing no actual damage but paralyzing the target for a number of rounds equal to the amount of wound boxes that would have been filled in. The second soak test has a base damage 2 more than the base damage of the electrical weapon, but is not increased by net hits from the attack roll. The target also gets to add their Willpower to the soak test's dicepool. Note that drones don't have any Willpower and are often reset for several rounds by heavy shocks.

Explosives
Explosions from things like grenades and plastique are different from bullets in ways that make them difficult to model as instantaneous attacks of fixed strength. An explosion is not dependent upon an attack roll by any specific person. A highly agile demolitionist does not inflict any more damage than a clumsy one once the explosion goes off. Explosions also do not “miss” characters in their blast radius, and there are no defense rolls permitted. Each explosion rolls 4 dice as an “attack roll” against everything within their blast radius, with each hit raising the damage before soak. However, 0 hits is not a miss, it is simply adding 0 to the base damage. Explosions attenuate with distance, with every doubling of the distance from the target to the explosion reducing the base damage by 1.5 (round reduction down), with the initial damage being good out to 2 meters. If the base damage is reduced to 0 or less, the explosion does nothing at all and does not stage itself up. Explosives can also be stacked virtually limitlessly. If you use three times as many explosives (such as using a burst of grenades or mortar shells), the base damage is increased by 1 (and the blast radius expanded appropriately).

Distance	Damage
0-2m	Base
2-4m	-1
4-8m	-3
8-16m	-4
16-32m	-6
32-64m	-7
64-128m	-9
...	...

Cover is very effective against explosives. The cover modifier is subtracted from the dice the explosion rolls to stage itself up, and an equal number of dice is added to the target's soak roll. If characters are aware of the danger and in heavy cover, they may make a Defense Roll, with the hits being added directly to their soak roll (the explosion still does not “miss”). Modern armor is also very effective at dealing with blasts, and the Coverage of the armor is added to armor rating of the armor (up to a maximum of doubling the armor's protective value). If the armor is Hardened, the increase from the armor's Coverage is also Hardened.

• Example: Simba is caught with his figurative (but not literal) pants down as a frag grenade lands 10 meters away from his position. The fragmentation grenade has a base damage of 5, but at 10 meters out the base damage is reduced to 1. The grenade rolls 4 dice and scores 2 hits, so Simba must soak 3 damage. Fortunately Simba is wearing armor clothing. That has an armor of 3 and a coverage of 2 so it provides a total of 5 soak dice. Combined with his own 5 soak dice from his own strength, he rolls 10 dice, and gets 3 hits. The unsoaked damage is 0 and Simba is not wounded. The guard dog closer to the center was less lucky – being within 2 meters of the blast, the dog was confronted with 7 damage, and with no pants to save it, the dog is chunky salsa.

Explosives against vehicles and fixed positions are more effective unless those vehicles or fixed positions are coated in reactive armor. Explosions ignore Mass values of 2 or less, and can make called shots that ignore the Mass of a vehicle or object while targeting parts of the vehicle that are the size of a large motorcycle (or, for example, most doors). Armor values of vehicles and buildings and such are not increased for “coverage” against explosions.

Shaped Charges
Some explosives have a special shaping that channels the blast in a certain direction. This causes a tremendous amount of force to be focused in a small area next to the explosion. What this means in game terms is that these explosives do a lot more damage if they “hit” than if they “miss”. Shaped Charges are written with two damage numbers (and sometimes two AP numbers). The number before the slash is used for anything the charge was set against (generally whatever was actually hit with a missile, but for demolition charges it's whatever it was taped to), and the number after the slash used to determine the explosive radius and damage to everything around that immediate target. The explosive attack roll of shaped charges does not apply to the direct target damage, but shaped charges do get to increase their damage with the net hits from the attack roll (or Demolitions skill test) used to place them.

Damage Over Time (Fire, Acid, Etc.)
When a character is soaked in acid, freezing to death, on fire, or otherwise subjected to a damaging situation that is ongoing, we call this DOT or Damage Over Time. While it could be modeled as a series of tiny attacks that had a remote chance of doing damage each second, that is far fiddlier than the people actually playing the game need to deal with. DOT damage is added one wound box at a time. A DOT effect has a “delay” number, and that number determines how much time passes between filling in one wound box and the next. When a character is afflicted with a DOT, they are allowed to resist it, which is usually the same kind of resistance roll they might make against immediate damage (so a damage soak roll against “being on fire” or a poison resistance roll against “having swallowed poison”), save that the character's hits are added to the DOT's delay number rather than subtracted from the damage done. Being on fire is still a problem if you are wearing turnout gear, it's just a problem that you can respond to in the near future. DOT's will continue filling in a wound box on schedule until they end. For external sources of damage, that generally means removing the noxious stimulus, while something like an injected poison usually has an amount of time it will persist based on how much was injected (this time could be cut shorter with things like antidotes or diuretics).

Delay Number	Time Between Damage Boxes
0	1 second (IPs 2, 3, and 4)
1	1 Round
2	2 Rounds
3	5 Rounds
4	1 Minute
5	2 Minutes
6	5 Minutes
7	15 Minutes
8	30 Minutes
9	1 Hour
10	2 Hours
11+	Double Time Each Additional Delay Number (4 Hours, 8 hours, 16 Hours, etc...)

[JesterZero]

I realize it's been almost a year since anyone posted to this thread, but I actually only stumbled upon it recently. Couple of things:

• Frank, this is really great stuff. I know it didn't end well from your perspective (or at least so I gather from your comments), but this was a huge help to some of my own efforts to refine the Shadowrun rules.
• I made a .pdf version of the sections of this thread that pertain to game mechanics. It's not a perfect document, (the TOC got slightly odd in the .docx to .pdf conversion) but it made it easier for me to present and distribute your rules to our group. If anyone is interested, I've thrown it up on a bunch of mirrors here: http://mir.cr/0P2CFKGL

Thanks again.

[JesterZero]

Apparently 2012 me didn't have Dropbox or something. I don't even.

It's a bit ugly in places, and I'll try to clean it up someday if I have time, but if you're looking for a collection of the mechanics of alt.War, here's a PDF.

[OgreBattle]

Alt.War's [special weapons] section covers the effects of flamethrowers, tasers, and lasers. Are those weapon effects also meant to cover magic elemental effects?

With Street Magic the elements are:
-Fire
-Lightning
-Acid
-Water
-Ice
-Smoke
-Blast (wind, sorta)
-Metal (flechettes)
-Sound
-Light (lasers)
-Sand

[Korwin]

Should cyber- and bioware be changed for alt.WAR?

To my mind comes:

• Blood Circuit Control System
• Platelet Factories
• Trauma Damper

[Username17]

The box modifying devices have always been extremely problematic. They don't actually fit with the system. They could be converted to an automatic hit on soak tests, which would be powerful but not the end of the world.

-Username17