To-do

• create a spell that lets you connect to the internet - something like plane shift or astral projection
• find a place to explain the internet & reference it in the monster chapter under the new locations section - the internet is a plane that can only be accessed mentally. It has two layers: the Surface - place where everyone goes to shop, watch videos, play games, etc. has a vaporwave and retrowave asthetic. Underneath the Surface (needs name) - is a dark place only skilled tech peeps know how to enter, basically the dark web. Populated with monsters that have the virus subtype, and is actually dangerous (damage done in this level will hurt you outside of the internet)
• Add in a template for converting already existing monsters into the program type in the monsters chapter
• Add in rules for inebriation from alcohol in the drugs section
• revamp spell lists completely -- include artificer
• Spells: healing spells that don't heal but instead repair machinery, computers, robots/drones, cybernetics, and other tech
• Emphasize that if cybernetics are damaged, they must be repaired with a mechanics skill. Healing magic doesn't work on them and new technology based repair skills must be used instead
• Revamp constitution cost system.
• Worldbuilding section: cultural impact for cybernetics. Perhaps they're rare, they might be illegal or frowned upon by society, or they might be common and deeply desired by almost everyone in society. Perhaps corporations require their workers to "purchase" or rent certain cybernetics. Whenever that individual dies, quits, is fired, or stops working for the company in any other way the cybernetics are repossessed. If the worker attempts to run away, the corporations could have a program that automatically shuts down the cybernetics and sends off their current location. One corporation could secretly force workers to rent cybernetic hearts, which are shut down when the worker stops working in any way.
• rules for homemade explosives, drugs, and other goodies (like cybernetics or firearms)
• crashing air and water vehicles - falling damage for air and swimming/drowning for water.
• military grade vehicles
• spells that allow for cool space stuff (such as walking in any direction in space, communication, and easier space combat). These spells shouldn't use verbal components, because they were designed for use in a vacuum.
• proficiency in each vehicle type for proficency in vehicle handling checks, and many vehicles require their own proficency
• conditions for headshots, mutations, and more devastating explosives (being too close to an explosive destroys the body so throughly regular revival spells don't work and medicne/technology skills cannot be used)
• Also create a price chart for drugs per ounce or dose
• Create overdose rules for drugs and rewrite the descriptions of older ones.
• cybernetics - silver tongue - tounge replacement that makes it easier to lie to people. it produces a soothing soundwave when speaking that makes people's brains more trustworthy. Enhancement that lets user speak all languages, even with machines. the addiction suppressor. neuralware that allows connection to the internet. servo skulls - gives the feature of having two heads (ettin), may also give boost to wisdom or memorize a few skills for user. xray vision. crab claws. also something that weaponizes sound in the mouth. call it the Banshee Box or something.
• Better humanoid npcs - henchmen rules, pain and dismemberment rules, advanced optional rules for explosives and firearms. Rules that can make regular humanoids without powers threatening and the like. Example: holding down a player with henchmen so the enemy can break their hand with a hammer or sum. Limbs and appendages have hp and can be broken or outright removed with enough damage.
• New skill -- willpower. Ties into Constitution. Portrays how much pain (as above), torture, or other a creature can take before breaking down, causing them to do whatever the person inflicting pain wants (such as revealing secrets, becoming subservient, or simply giving up and dying).
• New skill -- something in wisdom that allows for knowledge to find things (like shops or drug dealers) on the streets

Android

Unlike other robots, the interiors of androids are made of millions of nanites. This allows them to have more organic appearing movement. Androids were originally designed for use in the service industry, having exterior appearances that are indistinguishable from normal humanoids meant to keep patrons from feeling uncomfortable.

Ability Score Increase. Your Charisma increases by 1.

Size. Androids are typically human sized, weighing on average 270 pounds. Your size is medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30.

Nanite Surge. You may focus the power of your body’s nanites to improve your abilities. You may add your proficiency bonus to any attack roll, ability check or saving throw. You may decide to use this ability after rolling the die, but before the outcome is determined. Once you use this ability, you can’t use it again until you finish a short or long rest.

Humanoid Form. Androids are created to appear and act exactly like humanoids, you have advantage on all Deception checks to hide your true form.

Combat Unit

The elite combat units are used as soldiers in wars and security agents or enforcement for corporations and those whoever can afford them. They are constructed to be impenetrable, with a physical design more focused on destructive power than intelligent processing.

Ability Score Increase. Your Strength increases by 1.

Size. Combat drones are typically bigger and bulkier than other builds, ranging between 7 feet and 8 feet tall and averaging 600 pounds. Your size is medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30.

Fortified Exterior. Combat units are built with extra bulky and heavy plating designed to protect them during attacks, giving you a tough natural armor but making you ill-suited when it comes to wearing extra armor. You have a natural AC of 17 (your Dexterity modifier doesn't affect this number). You gain no benefit from wearing armor, but if you are using a shield, you can apply the shield's bonus as normal.

Modular Weaponry. Thanks to your combat focused design, you can attach any weapon to your form, allowing you to equip weapons that have the two-handed property as if they didn't, and all versatile weapons are treated as being held with two hands. Additionally, you cannot be disarmed.

Oracle Unit

Oracle units were a failed experiment in trying to predict future events by designing a robot that could read every part of a situation, compile and analyze the data about a situation, and use said data to spit out an accurate prediction of the future. Few were made, and fewer remain. While ultimately failing to reach their goals, the designers did succeed in creating robots with immense sensory precision and unprecedented logical processing capabilities.

Ability Score Increase. Your Wisdom increases by 1.

Size. Oracle units are typically human sized, weighing on average 350 pounds. Your size is medium.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 30.

Darkvision You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Situational Awareness. Reading situations is one of the prime directives of any oracle unit. You gain proficiency in the Perception and Insight skills. You also determine the nature of the stimuli you receive from Perception and Investigation. For example, you can tell what chemicals are producing specific smells, or you can determine all of the ingredients in a food or drink by taste.

Repair Protocols. Whenever you spend Hit Dice at the end of a short rest to heal, you heal an additional amount of hit points equal to your character level. You may use this ability once per long rest.

Reconnaissance Unit

Small and stealthy, the reconnaissance droid was designed for clandestine operation, originally used by government agencies, but more often used by corporations or private parties in the modern day. Unlike other robots, reconnaissance units are built entirely without metal, their manufacturers choosing to utilize hard plastics and carbon fiber instead.

Ability Score Increase. Your Dexterity increases by 1.

Size. Reconnaissance units are typically smaller and built from lighter material than other robots, ranging from 2-4 feet tall and averaging 50 pounds. Your size is small.

Speed. Your base walking speed is 25.

Darkvision You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in darkness, only shades of gray.

Light Materials. You gain proficiency in the Stealth skill. Additionally, you do not appear on radar or thermal based surveillance systems.

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Disassembled

Disassembled wirewrecks have been torn apart and stitched back together countless times over the course of their pitiful lives. Having been "disassembled" in such a way so many times has eventually caused them to get used to being torn apart, allowing them to develop a unique connection between them and their limbs. These connections allow the disassembled to maintain control over their limbs after they're physically disconnected from the body, allowing them to see, hear, and even attack with their own severed limbs.

Disassemble. Over the course of your life, you've learned from the experiments conducted on you to disassemble yourself at will and control your limbs independently of your body. You suffer no injuries when you disassemble a limb. If you and your limbs are separated by more than a mile, you lose control over your limb and must either purchase a new one or find and reattach your current limb. If you buy a new limb, you permanently lose control over the previous limb the replacement is for. Disassembled limbs act on your initiative, and can take the following actions listed in the table below.

You can reattach one of your limbs to your body as a free action. If you have an arm disassembled, your speed is halved. You fall prone if both your legs are disassembled but can crawl if you have both arms, or crawl at half speed if you only have one arm attached. When all your arms and legs are disassembled, your speed is 0 and you can't benefit from bonuses to speed.

Spells or other effects that originate from you originate from your body, not your disassembled limbs.

Fragile. Your nature makes you susceptible to falling apart when struck with enough force. If you take more than 20 damage from a single physical source in one turn, roll a d20 and consult the table below.

When a limb is knocked off, flip a coin to determine if it's from the right or left side of your body. Heads is the right side and Tails is the left side. You must spend an action to reattach a limb to your body.

Malfunctions

The majority of the testing malfunctions went through involved installing circuitry inside the humanoid form. The circuitry installed is generally left inside the subject, eventually building up to the point where it begins to break through their skin and scrape against their insides. Wirewrecks are survivors however, and malfunctions are those that have eventually learned throughout their lives to dominate their circuitry, shifting it around inside them by sheer force of will to produce devastating weaponized effects.

Cybernetic Circuitry. You have cybernetic circuitry thanks to your unfortunate origin. Choose one type of circuitry from the circuitry table. Your Focused Overload weapon and damage resistance are determined by the circuitry type. Over the course of a short or long rest you can force the circuitry inside you to shift around, allowing you to choose a different type of circuitry from the table.

Focused Overload. You can use your action to exert destructive energy. Your cybernetic circuitry determines the damage type, shape, and reach of the exertion. When you use your focused overload, each creature in the area of the blast must make a saving throw, the type of which is determined by your circuitry. The DC for this saving throw equals 8 + your Constitution modifier + your proficiency bonus. A creature takes 2d6 damage on a failed save, and half as much damage on a successful one. The damage increases to 3d6 at 6th level, 4d6 at 11th level, and 5d6 at 16th level. After you use your focused overload, you can’t use it again until you complete a short or long rest.

Installed Resistances. You have resistance against the damage type your Focused Overload ability deals.

Shifters

Cybernetic attachments require wires that either run to the brain or connect to nerves to allow fine control from the user. Shifters are the leftover test subjects used to test these wires, and as a result are filled to the brim with wires in a manner that resembles how stuffed animals are filled with fluff. Because all of these wires (or at least most of them) are connected to either the brain or nervous system, shifters can control these wires to erupt out of their body by bursting through their own skin in a process known as "shifting". Though painful, shifting proves advantageous by giving wirewrecks an upper hand in fighting or escaping combat.

Cybernetic Shift. On your turn, you can shift as a bonus action, allowing the mess of wires within you to burst through your skin and envelop your body. Shifting lasts for 1 minute or until you end it on your turn as a bonus action. While shifted, you gain temporary hit points equal to your level + your Constitution bonus (minimum of 1). Your speed increases by 5 feet, and you gain a climb speed equal to your walking speed.

As an action you may make a melee attack with a sharp tangle of wires that erupts out from your mouth, stomach, eyes, or some other place on your body. If you hit with the attack, you deal 2d6 piercing damage + your strength modifier. If the attack hits a target that is medium sized or smaller, the target is also grappled. You can grapple as many targets as you hit with this attack before a minute elapses, but all grappled creatures are freed when a minute passes. The attack has a 10 foot reach.

You must finish a short or long rest before you can shift again.

Ability Score Increase. Your Strength score increases by 1.

Circle of Pollution

Druids in the Circle of Pollution look at the megacities in the world and obsess over how they destroy the environments around them without a second thought. Disgusted by the pollution of the natural world, these druids use perverse and dangerous magic to pollute water sources, rot food, and rust metal in an attempt to fight fire with fire by harnessing the power of pollution to destroy these cities. Perhaps due to their extremism, usage of perverse pollution magic, or a mixture of both, these druids are often outcast from regular society in addition to druidic society and often live in small groups of like minded extremists.

Radiation Damage

An alternate damage type possibility for radiation could be either necrotic or poison, rather than radiant. Consult your DM before changing the damage type.

change this one to match improved radiation rules?

The Network

Your innate magic comes from the energy of the massive network around the world where every device is connected. Perhaps the constant exposure to this network through using devices connected to the internet gave you your powers.

Otherworldly Patron

A modern warlock channels the unseen randomness of urban life, tapping into the energy of technology in unimagined ways.

Digitize

Starting at 14th level, during a short rest you can cast astral projection as if it were a ritual which requires no materials except your digital focus. This only affects you and you must project to the plane of your patron. While in this plane you can use it to access private networks, complex systems, or access your Digi-Lords domain. To access protected or private networks you must use an access point connected directly to the network.

The Megacorporation

The clerics and paladins of the modern age may try and deny it, but the truth remains: the reign of the gods is coming to an end. In their absence the megacorporations will (or perhaps already have) rise up and replace them. Those that forge packs with a megacorporation have enough wits about them to throw in their chips with the new rulers before they fully settle into power, hoping to trade off constant hard work with a roughly equal payback of magical ability that will enable them to survive in the new world.

Abilities granted in pacts with various megacorporations tend to revolve around increasing the warlocks ability to influence those around them into doing their bidding. Whether or not it's truly the bidding of the warlock, or actually the desires of the megacorporation that employs them is largely unknown, perhaps even to the warlocks themselves.

The Nuclear End

The Superintelligence

Your patron is a very powerful and independent Artificial Intelligence. You are not completely sure how it’s originated: some warlocks say it was created as an overlord for the network, and others say it was created by the massive interactions through the digital world.

New Warlock Features

Pact Boon: Pact of the Gun

You can use your action to create a pact weapon in your empty hand. You are proficient with it while you weild it. This weapon counts as magical for the purpose of overcoming resistance and immunity to nonmagical attacks and damage. These weapons do not consume ammo, but they do follow the rules for bullet capacity and reloads with capacity +1 being lost and reloads decreased by two steps to a minimum of a bonus action.

Pact guns do not use racial traits and instead gain extra abilities, modifications, and traits according to patrons:

Archfey- Pact guns granted by Fey deal poison damage in place of piercing damage. Additionaly, when applicable according to the modification, Archfey pact guns can use either a scope or RDS.

Digi-Lord- Pact guns granted by Digi-Lords deal lightning damage in place of piercing damage. Additionally, when applicable according to the modification, it gains the ShortStroke Gas System modification.

Fiend- Pact guns granted by a Fiend deal fire damage in place of piercing damage. Additionally, when applicable according to the modification, Fiend pact guns can use either the extended magazine or compensator.

Great Old One- Pact guns granted by Great Old Ones deal psychic damage in place of piercing damage. Additionally they count as suppressed automatically.

Supeintelligence- Pact guns granted by the Superintellegence deal lightning damage in place of piercing damage. Additionally, they count as compact automatically.

You must perform a ritual on a physical gun during a long rest to assign it as your pact weapon, the gun cannot carry over any modifications and the weapon is destroyed at the end of the ritual. Warlocks may only have one gun assigned at a time with the only exception being through Eldritch Invocations.

Eldritch Invocations

An expanded list of eldritch invocations.
Additional Pact Gun

Prequisites: Pact of the Gun, 7th level
You can perform the Pact of the Gun ritual on one additional gun, and you can switch between the two as a free action.

Akimbo

Prequisites: Pact of the Gun
Two sidearms count as one gun for the Pact of the Gun feature, you can summon them simultaneously as long as both hands are empty or switch between the two pistols in your main hand as a free action. You do not suffer any penalties caused by dual-wielding when using your pact weapons.

Bramble Shot

Prequisites: Archfey patron, Pact of the Gun, 7th level
Each bullet of your pact gun casts Entangle, without using components or spell slots, instead of dealing poison damage. Effect does not stack on targets and casts the spell as if it were 1st level.

Code Walker

Prerequisites: Digitize, 18th level
Your patron's favor allows you to travel through wired or wireless connections a distance up to five times your warlock level. You must be able to physically touch an access point to the connection- computer, modem, cell phone, outlet, etc.- and exit through another access point in the same turn or be forced out through the entry point. This counts as your move action.

Endless Whispers

Prequisites: Great Old One patron, Pact of the Gun, 7th level
Your pact gun(s) never require reloading.

Extra Security

Prequisites: Digi-Lord patron, Firewall
You can use Firewall a number of times equal to half your warlock level before needing to rest, the cover it provides is no greater than half.

Hellfire

Prequisites: Fiend patron, Pact of the Gun, 7th level
Pact Gun bullets can explode on impact instead of dealing fire damage, dealing force damage instead per bullet to the target and half as much force damage to creatures within 5 feet of the target.

Overcharge

Prequisites: Digi-Lord patron, Battery.exe
Allows you to use Battery up to double your warlock level between rests, the damage bonus is instead +1 for every 5 points of damage absorbed.

Torrent Stream

Prequisites: Eldritch Blast cantrip, Digi-Lord patron
When casting Eldritch Blast you can choose instead to reduce the damage to 1d4, turn 1 beam into 3, which target the same creature, and change the damage type to lightning.

Energy Nexus

Superintellegence patron, Pact of the Blade
A pact weapon that you create that has the energy tag has unlimited energy and does not require a battery.

Tech Phantom

Superintellegence patron, 13th level
You are undetectable to non-magical technology. You are invisible to machines, cameras, and other forms of surveillance, such as radars, infrared, microphones, laser trip wires, and certain types of mines. You have no thermal signature, and thus certain targeting and tracking devices are impossible to use against you. Robots can still perceive you.

Touch of the Machine

Superintellegence patron
You can operate computing devices at five times the usual speed, you have advantage on checks and saving throws while operating or using computerized devices, and devices you are holding cannot be disabled or deactivated by spells and other negative effects.

Online Casting

At 10th level, you can cast spells through electronic devices, including cameras, smartphones, tablets and computers. If a spell requires the caster to be seen, the target must see you, and if it requires the caster to be heard, then the target must be able to hear you.

The range is determined from the caster to the device and then from the device to its target. You must be able to see or otherwise be able to determine the location of your target.

You can only use this feature to cast spells that target a specific creature.

You can use this feature a number of times equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum of once). You regain expended uses when you finish a long rest.

Chained Device

By 14th level, you have learned to imprint vestiges of your consciousness on electronic devices with significant computing power. When you cast a concentration spell, you can use a device whose computing power is equal to or greater than a tablet computer to maintain concentration of the spell on your behalf. The device must be held or worn by you to maintain this effect. If the device is destroyed, taken from you, dropped, or turned off, the concentration ends. Once you use this feature, you can’t use it again until you finish a long rest.

who has 4 subclasses?

Feature: Nameless

You can count on your hands the number of people who actually know you, and probably only have to use one hand to count the number of people who actively care about you. To the rest of the world, you're just another face in the crowd spending your life in the rat race until you die. Being so easily forgettable and inconsequential does have its perks though. Blending in with the crowd -- literally in busy streets or packed modes of public transport -- is as easy as breathing for you, making it hard for people to pursue or find you in these types of areas. People also tend to forget about your existence easily, making it easy to avoid suspicion.

Suggested Characteristics

Nobodies are the most common type of people in the world. Very few people care about them, and fewer still will remember them when they inevitably die. Some nobodies hate this position, and crave to break free and make themselves recognizable. Others recognize how forgettable they are, and use it to their advantage. Most of them though don't even realize what they are, and simply live out their lives in monotony.

Feature: Authority

Both citizens and criminals are afraid of your reputation. Neither will report if you overstep the legal lines a bit (such as by not paying for your food, or bruising a captive), and both kinds will be more likely to spill the beans just to get rid of you (or in the case of criminals, to keep you from beating the beans out of them). Those who have some standing in the community will not be so easily impressed by some dingy officer, but maybe their employees will speak freely to you if you block their way in the right dark alley.

Suggested Characteristics

Smugglers are a highly charismatic and highly diverse bunch. They cover a wide variety of personalities, ranging from the boisterous street hawkers with a “special selection” to the burly sailor who brazenly sells his wares after bribing the guards to look away. Your traits should reflect the tactics you see yourself using.

Feature: Bad Reputation

No matter where you go, people are afraid of you thanks to your reputation. When you are in a civilized settlement, you can get away with minor criminal offenses, such as refusing to pay for food at a restaurant or breaking down doors at a local shop, since most people will not report your activity to the authorities.

Suggested Characteristics

Sprawl gangers are criminals that don’t care for the property or welfare of others or, at the best, they are modern day savages – seeking to live by themselves without the intervention of society and law. Only a few can have some endearing or redeeming characteristics.

Standard Exchange Rates

What's A KC?

At certain points throughout Cyberdungeons you'll see the price listed as "kc" (for example a cybernetic Replacement Heart costs 20kc). When talking about currency in the real world, "k" refers to thousands denomination -- meaning a cybernetic Replacement Heart costs 20,000 credits, or 200 gold pieces. That seems like a lot, because it is! Megacorps have a monopoly over the markets, and can charge absurd prices for certain items because they know people have to pay for it. Remember the corporates at the top of the ladder can afford it no matter how expensive it is, so they might as well get as much profit as possible out of the little folk in the process.

Aside from that grim realization, the insane prices are also an attempt on my part to both balance the game, and inject a more dystopian feeling into the system. It balances the game by ensuring players don't cram a bunch of cybernetics into their body right off the bat, and (in my opinion) gives the world a more gritty setting where it's easier to "borrow" cybernetics from others rather than buy them outright. Survival of the fittest baby!

Armor

There are many different styles of armor that vary between different cultures, races, and manufacturers. Below you can find some of the more advanced forms of armor, though you would likely be able to find more classical medieval. Due to the advancements in weapons manufacturing, armor has become an absolute necessity for anyone traveling in unsafe districts of their city. Traveling through slums without at least an undercover vest is a risky proposition indeed.

The Armor table shows the cost, weight, and other properties of the common types of armor worn in more modern times.

Armor Proficiency. Anyone can put on a suit of armor or strap a shield to an arm. However, only those proficient in the armor know how to wear it effectively. Your class gives you proficiency with certain types of armor. If you wear armor that you lack proficiency with, you have disadvantage on any ability check, saving throw, or attack roll that involves Strength or Dexterity.

Armor Class (AC). Armor protects its wearer from attacks. The armor (and shield) you wear determines your base Armor Class.

Heavy Armor. Heavier armor interferes with the wearer’s ability to move quickly, stealthily, and freely. If the Armor table shows “Str 13” or “Str 15” in the Strength column for an armor type, the armor reduces the wearer’s speed by 10 feet unless the wearer has a Strength score equal to or higher than the listed score.

Stealth. If the Armor table shows “Disadvantage” in the Stealth column, the wearer has disadvantage on Dexterity (Stealth) checks.

Shields. A shield is made from metal, polymer, energy, or reinforced glass, and is carried in one hand. Wielding a shield increases your Armor Class by 2. You can benefit from only one shield at a time.

Tactical Vest: The standard body armor for police tactical units, this vest provides full-torso protection in the toughest flexible protective materials available.

Microfilament Whip. This whip is made from many braided microfilament wires, and as such is a formidable weapon with a razor sharp cut. Microfilament wires are some of the most effective cutting materials there are, and can usually cut through anything like butter. You can attack objects as well as creatures with this weapon following the rules for attacking objects as described in pages 246-247 of the DMG.

Ketch-All Pole. A large or smaller creature hit by a ketch-all pole is restrained until it is freed. A ketch-all pole has no effect on creatures that are formless (such as oozes), or creatures that are huge or bigger. Attacks made with a ketch-all pole against large creatures have disadvantage. A creature can use its action to make a DC 10 Strength check, freeing itself or another creature within its reach on a success. When you use an action, bonus action, or reaction to attack with a ketch-all pole, you can make only one attack regardless of the number of attacks you can normally make.

Plasma Cutter. Few things are as intimidating as the huge, circular, white-hot blade of a plasma cutter. Plasma cutters are an imposing tool originally designed to carve up high-density metal plates for ship hulls, but it was swiftly discovered they work equally well as a maiming implement. The saw can easily remove careless fingers or limbs in normal operation, but if used with lethal intent, it could dissect someone cleanly from end to end.

Power Fist. A massive mechanical "glove" that fits over a person's regular fist, the power fist uses both small rockets and hydraulic power to allow you to effectively cave in someone's face with a single punch.

Rocket Hammer. The unstable rocket hammer is the newest advancement in hammer technology, created by genius engineers who decided the best way to improve the traditional warhammer was to strap a rocket to the back of it so it could hit things harder. One must use care when operating a rocket hammer, as sometimes they can lose control of the rocket and become unbalanced.

Thermal Lance. This weapon is a reimagined classic from times long forgotten, with a more advanced touch. The thermal lance gathers up kinetic energy and heats up when it is used to attack to deal fire damage along with the regular piercing damage as it is used.

Thermal lances follow the traditional special rules for lances, those being that you have disadvantage when using a lance to attack a target 5 feet in front of you, and a lance requires two hands to use when you aren't mounted.

Wrenchinator. The humble wrenchinator is simply massive wrench designed to fasten and unfasten the largest of bolts and nuts. Incredibly, this massive hunk of metal can also be used to clobber people over the head with great efficiency.

Wrist Blades. These blades attach to the user via a band around the wrist, and project the blade forward beneath the palm of the hand.

Ranged Weapon Descriptions

'Most everyone loves firearms and has at least a vague understanding of how to use them. The trick is knowing how to identify and choose the firearm that suits you. These descriptions should help with that.

Blitz Cannon. With its imposing rectangular muzzle, this brutalist weapon has a clear right and wrong end to be on. Pulling its trigger unleashes a torrent of miniature lightning bolts in a wide, imprecise spray, making it extremely dangerous at point-blank range. Blitz cannons take fusion cells instead of regular ammunition.

Compound Bow. Compound bows are the newest development in archery technology. Rather than simply being a wire pulled taut on both ends of a stick, compound bows run a cable through a series of pulleys that greatly increases the power of the bow.

Dart Gun. This air-dart gun fires a needle via an air compressor. The needle itself inflicts no damage, but it can deliver an injection with any poison or injection based drug to the target. Each dart costs .5 credits, and a vial of poison or one dose of drug can coat three darts. You can read more about poisons in the chapter 8 of the Dungeon Master's Guide, and drugs in Part 5 of this book.

Diode Beam. Typically used as a mounted weapon, the diode beam fires a powerful beam of radiant energy that can incinerate a common person in one hit.

Flamethrower. A flamethrower consists of a pressurized backpack containing fuel, connected to a tube with a nozzle. It shoots a 5-foot-wide, 30 foot-long line of flame. Any creature caught in the line of flame must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, taking 3d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one.

Alternatively, the user can modify the flamethrower to expel fire in a 15 foot cone. This modification takes about two minutes to complete, and can be reversed back and forth as desired.

A flamethrower’s backpack has 10 hit points and an AC of 10. A backpack reduced to 0 hit points ruptures and explodes, engulfing the wearer and each creature within a 10-foot radius of the wearer in a violent ball of flame. Each creature engulfed in this way (except the wearer) must make a DC 15 Dexterity saving throw, taking 3d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. The wearer automatically fails the save. A flamethrower with no fuel left cannot rupture in this manner.

A flamethrower can shoot 10 times before the fuel supply is depleted. Refilling or replacing a fuel pack costs 50 credits.

Flare Gun. Designed for survival purposes rather than lethality, the flare gun is a small pistol that can load and fire a flare great distances. In the event a flare gun is used to attack a creature, there's a 5% chance the flare will cause the target (or whatever they're wearing) to ignite into flames, assuming the material is flammable. If ignited in this way, the target takes 1d4 fire damage until an action is used to extinguish the flames.

Grenade Launcher. This weapon allows you to propel any explosive with the grenade type up to 120 feet away. You can target a specific area, or a creature directly using a grenade launcher. The grenade effect occurs immediately as it lands. If a creature is targeted (and hit) with a grenade launcher, you deal 1d6 bludgeoning damage to that creature before the grenade explodes.

Ion Cannon. The ion cannon always fires its bright, energetic blast is a diffuse cone, making it far deadlier up close. After firing, ion cannons make a quiet zipping noise as it recharges itself for another blast.

Light Machinegun. These firearms are the top of the line in terms of automatic weapons. Few firearms can surpass its ability to kill, and those that can generally can't be wielded by a single person.

Net Cannon. A net cannon is a lovely little firearm that brings nets back into the forefront of modern warfare. Someone wielding a net cannon can load any net into the cannon and fire it at a target. On a hit the net successfully entraps the target, leaving them trying to struggle to escape or meet their fate at the hands of the wielder!

Successfully entrapping a creature with a net from a net cannon causes no damage, though some types of nets may cause damage as specified in their own rules.

Net, Cable. Cable nets are created with duracable instead of the more standard rope, causing them to be much sturdier than your average net. Cable nets follow all the rules of a regular net found on page 148 of the Player's Handbook, with the exception that a creature must deal 25 slashing damage to the net to destroy it, and it has an armor class of 20.

Net, Electrified Electrified nets are typically used to subdue the target while it's entrapped by it, though they usually end up frying the target rather than just subduing it. Electrified nets follow all the rules of a regular net found on page 148 of the Player's Handbook, with the exception that a creature restrained by the net takes 1d6 Lightning damage every round it is restrained by the net. Additionally, on a hit the target must make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw, becoming stunned on a failure.

Net, Grav. Grav nets are handy high tech tools that utilize the power of gravity to truly immobilize a target for a short period of time. Grav nets follow all the rules of a regular net found on page 148 of the Player's Handbook, with the exception that a creature restrained by the net additionally becomes incapacitated while restrained by the net, for up to 3 rounds. After 3 rounds, the Grav net's power depletes, and it functions as a regular net. Grav nets can only be used in this way once.

Phaser. Phasers are not designed for effectiveness so much as portability and non-lethality. These blasters are often issued to peace-keepers and emissaries that require personal defense but have no intent to kill others.

Pistol, Heavy. Heavy pistols are the largest and heaviest pistols available on the market. Their larger size allows them to pack a serious punch.

Pistol, Light. Smaller and somewhat less dangerous than heavier or more advanced pistols, light pistols are simple handguns produced to be cost effective over anything else.

Pistol, Machine. Machine pistols have more advanced firing capabilities, allowing it to spray bullets out in a deadly burst fire pattern.

REC Gun. The Revolving Exothermic Cannon (or REC gun, for short) operates on the same principle as a conventional blaster, with an arcane battery hooked up to an aperture barrel and so forth, but mounts several blasters on a revolving cylinder, each firing in rapid succession to produce devastating effects.

Repeater. The quintessential handheld blaster, the repeater is a staple on the galactic frontier. Solid, reliable, and packing just enough firepower to bring down an assailant, nearly every explorer worth their salt has one of these strapped to their hip.

Revolver. The ever classic revolver is well known for its appearance. The six bullets held by the gun pack a serious wallop that contradict the smaller size of the gun.

Rifle, Assault. Commonly called ARs for short, assault rifles are automatic rifles designed to get out the maximum number of bullets in the shortest timeframe without costing the users stability.

Rifle, Concussion. Concussion rifles don't actually fire bullets, but rather produce miniature explosions within themselves. The sound from the blast is channeled down the barrel, where it's amplified by a series of arcane capacitors before terminating in a thick condenser that compresses the blast into a precise burst. A concussion rifle is especially deadly at long ranges, and is capable of proving deadly against the strongest of armor.

Rifle, Hunting. Shockingly, this rifle is typically used for hunting, and is designed to have an impressive range. The bolt action nature of the rifle limits it to one shot at a time.

Rifle, Sniper. Sniper rifles are designed with one purpose in mind -- distance. No ranged weapon offers a greater distance between the user and the target, making it perfect for assassins but impractical for closer targets.

Shotgun, Double Barrel. Double barrel shotguns are the most common form of shotgun available. Designed to shred targets into ground beef at an incredibly close range, these firearms are not designed for hunting anything but other humanoids.

Shotgun, Sawed Off. Sawed off shotguns are simply double barrel shotguns that had the barrels sawed off to make it more covert and easier to hide. While reducing the length of the barrels makes it easier to handle and hide, it also reduces the effective range of the weapon.

Shotgun, Tactical. These shotguns are commonly used by militant forces, and are characterized by the larger damage output and ability to hold more than two shells.

Submachine Gun. A staple of mafiosos everywhere, submachine guns spray a large amount of bullets in a general area to mow down targets and force them into hiding.

Swarm Phaser. This handheld blaster, styled much like a phaser, has a wickedly fast automatic fire, capable of spewing dozens of rays in seconds. The more dexterous users might even find it possible to use one in each hand.

Taser. A creature hit by a taser takes 1d4 lightning damage and it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 15) or be paralyzed until the start of your next turn. You can use your action in the following turns to deal 1d4 lightning damage and keep the target paralyzed for up to 4 turns. The target may repeat the Constitution saving throw every turn it is subjected to these effects.

Failure

Explosive Descriptions

Explosives come in three different types: grenades, planted, and sticks. Not every type is available for every explosive, though many explosives come in more than one type. Each type of explosive has different rules on how they function, as detailed below.

Grenades

• When using a grenade, it’s considered a simple ranged weapon (range 30/60)
• If a grenade requires a saving throw, the DC is 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus. Tear gas grenades use their own DC.
• Grenades weigh half a pound.

Planted Explosives

• You need a detonator for each planted explosive you use (detailed in the gear section).
• The saving throw DC for planted explosives is 17.
• Planted explosives generally weigh around a pound per use.

Stick Explosives

• Stick Explosives are generally only Dynamite.
• Stick Explosives can be bundled together as their individual rules state.

Additionally, all explosive types follow the same universal rules:

• Explosives deal damage to everything within their radius. This includes creatures, items, vehicles, buildings, and everything else. Inanimate objects automatically fail saving throws to avoid the blast.
• Explosives ignore resistance to nonmagical damage, and treat immunity to nonmagical damage as resistance.
• Unless otherwise stated, all creatures within the radius of an explosive when it goes off is automatically stunned for 1d4 rounds. Creatures outside the blast radius may also be stunned from the concussive force of the explosion at the DM's discretion.
• Explosives detonate in a spherical shape unless stated otherwise.

Fragmentation grenades are a simple explosive.

Planted. When activated, each creature within 20 feet of the explosive must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 4d6 piercing damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Planted fragmentations are complex explosives.

You must use your action to deploy or retract the bipod. While you have the bipod deployed, you gain advantage when shooting over 100 feet. To deploy a bipod you must be prone or in a stable shooting position. If you have the bipod deployed and shoot without being prone or in a stable shooting position, you have disadvantage.

Weapon compatibility: Rifles and light machineguns.

Laser Sight. This gadget is a small laser placed on a handgun or a rifle and aligned to emit a visible beam parallel to the barrel to assist in shooting. The laser color can be any color you want, though is typically red or green to provide the best visibility.

While you have the laser sight on, you gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls with that firearm. You can use a bonus action to turn the laser on or off.

Weapon compatibility: Any firearm that has a range greater than 180 feet. You cannot add it to a weapon that already has a combined module or a tactical flashlight.

Laser Sight, Infrared. This laser sight uses an infrared diode to produce a dot invisible to the eye but detectable with infrared devices.

While you have the laser sight on, you gain a +1 bonus on attack rolls with that firearm if you can see in infrared. You can use a bonus action to turn the laser on or off.

Weapon compatibility: Any firearm that has a range greater than 180 feet. You cannot add it to a weapon that already has a combined module or a tactical flashlight.

Scope. Scopes are used to increase the normal range of a weapon, allowing the user to shoot farther without having disadvantage on targeting. Scopes increase the range of the firearm they're attached to by 50%. Scopes don't provide any benefit in darkness.

Weapon compatibility: Any rifle. You can only add one scope to a weapon.

Scope, Thermal. The thermal scope is a sighting device combining a compact thermographic camera and an aiming reticle. It creates a visual based on the temperature of objects and creatures, allowing you to easily detect any source of heat, such as a creature. This allows you to easily track targets in darkness, as well as through walls. Like the regular scope, this also increases the effective range of your weapon by 50%.

Weapon compatibility: Any rifle. You can only add one scope to a weapon.

Speed Loader. A speed loader holds 6 bullets in a ring, in a position that mirrors the chambers in a revolver cylinder, allowing the character to insert all bullets at once. Using a speed loader you can reload a revolver using a bonus action. You can use an action to put 6 bullets in an empty speed loader for future uses.

Weapon compatibility: Revolvers.

Suppressor. A suppressor is a device attached to the barrel of a firearm which reduces (but doesn't negate) the amount of noise and visible muzzle flash generated by firing.

When you make a ranged attack with a suppressed weapon, you don't automatically reveal your location while hiding. Any creature within 20 feet from the weapon can still hear the gunshot, but not necessarily where it originated. You can use your action to add or remove the suppressor from the weapon.

Weapon compatibility: Any ranged weapon except the REC Gun and Diode Beam with the Loud property.

Tactical Flashlight. While you have the tactical flashlight on, the light illuminates a 20-foot cone in bright light and illuminates an additional 20 feet in dim light. You can use a bonus action to turn the flashlight on or off.

Weapon compatibility: Any. You cannot add it to a weapon that already has a combined module or a laser sight (normal or infrared).

Briefcase. Made from leather and plastic. Briefcases have mechanical locks that require either a key or a combination to open, and can hold around 20 pounds. Objects inside briefcases must be roughly the same shape as it (you can't put a globe inside one for instance).

Camera, Still. A cheaper disposable camera typically used by tourists that requires the photos to be developed after the shots are taken. Their simple design makes it impossible for them to record any form of video. Still cameras can only hold 15 photos before running out of film.

Camera, Video. A more advanced and commonly used camera that can take higher quality photos, as well as videos. Photos and videos taken from video cameras can be viewed at any time from the camera, and can be digitally uploaded to a computer, smartphone, or other similar device.

Chemical, Plastiflesh. Contained in a small spray can, plastiflesh bonds with human skin on contact and accelerates the healing process by providing a layer of artificial skin to seal the wound. A creature can use an action to spray plastiflesh onto any open wound to help it heal. The target of the spray immediately recovers 1d4 hit points. One can of plastiflesh has three uses.

Chemical, Sporekill. A chemical found in many first aid kits, sporekill is a special hypodermic injection that can be used to neutralize the effects of most diseases. Each sporekill injector contains a specialized analyzer linked to chemical generators. When the needle penetrates the skin of the target, it samples the target’s blood and sends the data back to the analyzer, which determines the nature of the disease and generates an antidote from stored chemical compounds. Once the sporekill delivers its specially formulated chemicals, the target creature is completely cured of the disease and its effects in 1d10 hours. Some genetically engineered diseases are created to circumvent sporekill chemical, and are unaffected by this piece of gear.

Comm Set. Using this handheld device, you can verbally communicate with any creature within 1-mile that also has a comm set. A comm set can be connected to a headset worn on the ear or can be talked into directly. Its signal can penetrate most barriers, but is blocked by 1 foot of stone, 2 feet of metal, or 3 feet of wood or dirt.

Compass. A standard compass that uses the magnetic poles to give the user a sense of direction. Mostly obsolete in the modern day as most (if not all) smartphones have a compass installed in them.

Computer, Desktop. This can be any large computing platform, such as a client workstation or server. The typical desktop computer has several terabytes of storage space, a high-quality monitor and a broadband or modem access to the Internet.

Computer, Laptop. A portable version of a desktop computer. In general, laptops are as not as fast or powerful as desktops, but they're great for portability.

Datapad. A common gadget is used to store personal information, search for data on terminals, communicate with others (non-vocally), and transfer credits. You can enter text by hand into a datapad or draw in it using a stylus as if it were a notebook, and search these notes with one-word queries.

Datapads within 5 miles of each other can communicate with each other through written messages, provided both datapads have exchanged a comm number. This communication is limited to one text-based message (128 characters) every minute. Lastly, datapads are often used to access an account with the users bank, which they can use to view and access how many credits they have.

When you get a datapad, you also lock it with a password that you likely keep secret. Only someone with the password can access the datapad (barring unauthorized access, which can be accomplished following the hacking rules in part 5).

Diving Gear. This set of gear includes a wetsuit, oxygen supply, and attachments for underwater maneuvering. While using this gear, you ignore any underwater movement penalties and have advantage on any Strength (Athletics) rolls required for swimming checks made underwater. You gain no benefit from this item if you are wearing any armor.

Duracable. Strong as steel, flexible as rubber, and almost as light as normal rope, duracable replaces most cables and ropes as the standard device for lifting, pulling, and support. Duracable is made of lightweight and durable wiring wrapped hundreds of times in a swirl that reinforces itself as more stress is placed on the coil. Duracable has 25 hit points and an AC of 20, and is able to support up to 5 metric tons of weight.

ECM Jammer. An ECM jammer has 10 charges. As an action, you can expend one charge and turn the ECM jammer on, disabling cameras and impeding all incoming and outgoing wireless communication, including smartphones, radio detonators, Wi-Fi and similar within 100 feet from the ECM jammer for 5 minutes. When the last charge is used the jammer becomes worthless.

Energy Cell, Armor. A special energy cell designed to fuel powered armors. An energy cell contains enough power for a powered armor to work properly for 24 hours.

Fire extinguisher. The extinguisher has 10 charges. As an action, you can expend one charge to extinguish a 5-foot area of fire.

Flare. A flare is a foot-long, brightly colored stick with a plastic cap. You can strike the bottom of the flare as an action, causing the flare to bursts into a bright, colored flame, matching that of the stick. This flame burns for 10 minutes, emitting a 40-foot radius of bright light and dim light for an additional 20 feet. A flare will still burn underwater, but not in a vacuum. You can choose the color of the flare.

Flashlight. A portable hand-held electric light. A flashlight has 5 charges, and consumes one charge for every hour it's turned on. As a bonus action, you can turn the flashlight on, illuminating a 60-foot cone and dim light for an additional 60 feet. You can use a bonus action to turn the flashlight off. When all charges are expended, a flashlight can be refilled with two batteries, at which point it will regain all charges.

Flash Goggles. Designed to provide protection against any blinding effects from bright light. While using flash goggles, you are resistant to any nonmagical blinding affects.

Flight Suit. A flight suit is a specialized suit designed to keep pilots and airstaff warm while in the upper atmosphere. Flight suits usually resemble a jumpsuit that can be worn under a regular outfit, but can come in different styles as well.

Gas Mask. This mask is used to protect the user from inhaling airborne pollutants and toxic gases. The mask forms a sealed cover over the nose and mouth, but may also cover the eyes and other vulnerable soft tissues of the face. While wearing the mask you are resistant to inhaled poisons, airborne diseases, or any other inhaled gas based detriment.

Geiger Counter. This simple tube is filled with inert gas that conducts electricity when impacted by high energy particles, making it able to detect beta particles and gamma rays. When a geiger counter is within radiation, its meter ticks up to indicate the radiation level in the 5-foot square it is in or the radiation level of an item or creature it is pressed against.

GPS. A GPS (global positioning system) provides geolocation and time information to a GPS receiver anywhere on or near your current plane where there is an unobstructed line of sight to one or more GPS satellites.

Grappler Tag. Often used in conjunction with duracable, the grappler tag is a small disc roughly six inches in diameter. When placed against a solid surface, the grappler tag attaches to that surface by magnetism (if the surface is ferrous) or by an array of nearly microscopic metal barbs (if not). The tag can then be attached to duracable and used as an anchor for climbing, pulling, or any other purpose. A button on the top of the disc releases the grappler tag’s hold.

Handbag. Handbags are small stylish bags that can hold about 7 pounds of weight, provided the object is small enough to fit in it. Despite the name, they're typically strung around the shoulder.

Hazmat Suit. While wearing this bulky suit (which can only fit over light suits of armor), a creature suffers disadvantage to Dexterity saves and checks. While wearing a hazmat suit, the user gains immunity to any nonmagical airborne detriments they may encounter (such as diseases or poisons). Additionally, creatures in hazmat suits are shielded from radiation, taking half damage from radiation levels of 7 or below.

but gains immunity to poison damage and the poisoned condition from non-gas attacks. In addition, the wearer’s Irradiated ability score is immune to the effects of radiation (though not the fire damage the radiation might deal).

Hologram Player. A hologram player is a small disc with several small light projectors arranged around its outer edge. When activated, the device projects a translucid three dimensional image as small as a 3-inch cube or as large as a 10-foot cube.

The hologram player can be hooked into a hologram recorder (capable of storing three dimensional images), or even to a computer to receive three dimensional images for real time communications.

Hologram Recorder. A hologram recorder is a cylinder no larger than a pen with a bulbous, transparent cap on one end. The cap on the end is the recording device, and records everything within a 30 foot cone facing away from the top of the cap. The device can make a three dimensional recording of anything within its cone shaped recording area. Hologram recorders can store up to one hour of three dimensional images to be played back on a hologram player or transferred to a computer as video data. Most hologram recorders can also be attached to a computer to serve as a video input device for real time holographic communications.

The hologram recorder is commonly carried by law enforcement agents, as it allows for the accurate collection of evidence.

Hypodermic Needle. This syringe can directly inject a substance into someone’s bloodstream. You can load a liquid, such as a potion of healing, into a hypodermic needle as a bonus action, then administer it to another creature as an action on your turn. If the creature is unwilling, you must make a melee weapon attack to do so.

Infrared Goggles. An infrared goggles has 10 charges. As a bonus action, you can expend one charge to turn them on to see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light for 10 minutes. You can't discern color in darkness and the image color produced is typically monochrome (shades of green or blue).

While wearing these goggles, you have disadvantage on all Wisdom (Perception) checks and Intelligence (Investigation) checks having to do with sight. If you are wearing these goggles in bright light during your turn, you must succeed on a DC 12 Dexterity saving throw to remove them or become blinded until the end of your next turn.

Iodine Pills. Iodine pills are experimental pills that minimize the impacts of radiation on those that take them for a short period of time. For each pill you consume (to a maximum of 3), you experience one level of radiation less than what's actually present. For example, if you were in an area with level 5 radiation, than you would experience the effects of level 4 radiation. This does not include the penalty to spellcasting.

Though useful, iodine pills aren't foolproof. They have no effect on radiation levels of 7 or higher, and wear off after a minute.

Iodine pills are sold in standard plastic pill bottles, and are protected with cotton on the inside of the bottle. Each bottle holds 10 pills.

Light Sticks. These sticks consist of a translucent plastic tube containing isolated substances that, when combined, make light through chemiluminescence, so it does not require an external energy source. The light color can vary (usually red, green or blue). As a bonus action, you can activate the stick, providing bright light in a 10-foot radius and a dim light for an additional 10 feet for one hour. A light stick can only be used once, and when activated it cannot be turned off.

Lighter. A lighter has 20 charges. You can expend one charge to create a flame for one minute. The lighter sheds bright light in a 5-foot radius and dim light for an additional 5 feet.

Log Keeper. This 1-foot long device records and replays audio, organizing entries by date. It can maintain up to 48 hours of audio before it automatically begins purging the earliest entries.

Mag-lock. This magnetic clamp lock can be placed on any medium to large container, normal door, or latch. It has a digitally coded lock and can only be opened with the code or a successful DC 16 Intelligence (Technology) check with a Hacker’s kit.

Mag-Seal Case. This is a normal briefcase equipped with a small mag-lock.

Metal Detector. A handled portable sensor for detecting bits and pieces of metal in and on the ground. The metal detector has 10 charges. As an action, you can expend one charge to gain advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks you make when searching for metals and metallic objects for 10 minutes. You can regain all spent charges by replacing the batteries (5 required).

Micro-Toolset. This small set of tools grants you advantage on any Wisdom (Mechanics) skill checks to repair minor electronic tools and devices such as computers, SIM Units, or Portable Media Devices. This provides no benefit for complex items such as robots, drones, weapons, or vehicles.

Microanalyzer. Using this microscope one can view the microscopic world, allowing them to see cells, nanomachines, and any other things of a similar size.

Microfilament Wire. Often used as a lighter, more durable replacement for rope or cable, this incredibly thin wire has 10 hit points and an AC of 12, and can support 900 pounds of weight before snapping. This thin wire is also extremely sharp and can be used to cut through most materials, especially flesh, like butter. Creatures touching microfilament wire must wear thickly padded protection or take 1d4 slashing damage. Additionally, creatures using microfilament wire to move (such as climbing) must wear similar protection or take 1d4 slashing damage for every 5 feet they move on it.

Motion Sensor. This device is linked to a display screen which presents the device’s data. The device can sense motion through walls and solid surfaces, indicating the location of any moving object within 50 feet.

Neural Recorder. A flexible cap that resembles a grasping clawed hand, the neural recorder can collect data directly from the human mind. Any visual or auditory memories or thoughts can be transmitted through the neural recorder and stored in its memory or a USB flash drive. Capable of storing up to two hours of data, the neural recorder requires a DC 15 Intelligence check to activate and operate. Using hacking tools allows the character to add their proficiency bonus if they're proficient with the tools. If the subject of the neural recording is willing, the neural recorder collects images and sounds from the subject’s mind and stores them as either two-dimensional or three-dimensional recordings. An unwilling subject may make a DC 15 Intelligence saving throw to prevent the recorder from functioning.

Omnitool. This multipurpose gadget contains a plethora of useful tools: small knives of various sizes, a small hammer, screwdrivers, a file, a bottle opener, a small saw, a wrench, a can opener, a wire-cutter, and a small set of pliers.

Padlock (digital). Equipped with a key and digital keypad. Without the code, the lock can be picked with thieve's tools and a successful DC 15 Dexterity check.

Pepper Spray. A creature within 10 feet from you must make a Constitution saving throw or be blinded for 1d4 rounds (DC 15). Any creature wearing goggles or something to protect its eyes automatically passes the check. A spray can only be used once.

Plastic Bottle. The cheapest method of carrying liquids from place to place, plastic bottles can hold about one pint of liquid.

Quadcorder. This handheld scanning device has four prominent sensors (each looking like a small radar dish) on its operating end. When directed at an object within 5 feet as an action, the device measures many of that object's intrinsic properties, and displays the object's temperature, density, boiling point, freezing point, conductivity, and viscosity.

Recording Unit. A recording unit is a sort of helmet commonly worn by reporters. Wrapping around the head, it holds a camera, microphone, light, and media pass displayer allowing reporters to interview and record subjects without extra help from camera or soundmen.

Restraints (reinforced). Same as the manacles listed in page 152 of the Player's Handboook, except these restraints are made of a stronger polymer alloy. These restraints have 25 hit points instead of 15.

Sensory Jammer. This device counteracts the effect of any motion sensor within 50 feet. The jamming signal can be detected with a successful DC 14 Intelligence (Technology) check. This device has no effect on detection based abilities or spells.

Shepherd's Chip. The shepherd's chip is a tiny microchip implanted beneath the surface of the wrist. It contains the bearer’s identification information. Some computers can read the shepherd's chip and extract its information.

In addition to basic identification information, bearers have their banking and credit information keyed to their shepherd's chips so that they no longer have to use paper money or credit cards. Businesses love this as it allows them to prevent shoplifting; if a person carries an item from the store, that item’s value is immediately deducted from their bank account. Additionally, the shepherd's chip can be linked to computers so that any information can be transferred between two shepherd's chips – a great boon to the espionage community as it allows for discrete information transfers.

Some corporations and governments use shepherd's chips to monitor the activities of their citizens. This oppressive, watchful eye of the government is exactly what opponents of the shepherd's chip fear. Additionally, a black market for forged or stolen shepherd's chips emerged as soon as the chips themselves became widespread, making identity theft and falsification an ever present crime in some communities.

Shepherd's Chip, Falsified. Purchasing a falsified shepherd's chip from a black market source can produce mixed results, depending on the skill of the forger. However, a fake shepherd's chip is not work for an average Joe, only an expert forger (with a +3 or +4 proficiency bonus with hacking tools) can gather the necessary components, organize codes and create a functional fake shepherd's chip.

When you purchase a fake shepherd's chip, the DM secretly makes an ability check for the forger – the one who wrote the programs that will circumvent the verification systems. The result of that check will be compared with a DC that represents the security level of the system: 15 for average security (common stores), up to 30 for maximum security (corporations).

The basic cost of a fake shepherd's chip is equal 1,000 credits multiplied by the forger’s proficiency bonus with hacking tools (proficiency only, not skill modifier or any other bonus).

All falsified shepherd's chips are illegal.

Sleeping Bag. A vast improvement over the ancient bedroll, sleeping bags are designed to be comfortable, lightweight, temperate, and even waterproof. Sleeping bags can hold one medium or smaller creature, and allows them to sleep comfortably in temperatures as low as -50° (fahrenheit).

Smartphone. A smartphone is a mobile personal computer with a mobile operating system with features useful for mobile or handheld use. Smartphones have the ability to place and receive voice/video calls and create and receive text messages, have personal digital assistants, an event calendar, a media player, video games, GPS navigation, digital camera and digital video camera. Smartphones can access the Internet through cellular frequencies or Wi-Fi and can run a variety of third-party software components.

Tablet. A tablet is a mobile computer with a touchscreen display, which is usually in color, processing circuitry, and a rechargeable battery in a single thin, flat package. Most tablets also have sensors, including digital cameras, a microphone, and an accelerometer so images on screens are always displayed upright. The touchscreen display uses gestures by finger or stylus to replace the mouse, trackpad and keyboard used with desktop computers and laptops. Tablets are larger than smartphones, with screens 7 inches (18 cm) or larger. However, much of a tablet's functionality resembles that of a modern smartphone, using a virtual keyboard and running a mobile operating system. The only major exception to this is tablets cannot make video or voice calls.

Tactical Vest. This light vest is covered in pouches, straps, and holsters. The vest has two holsters, can carry a two-handed melee weapon on its back, and a dagger on its front. The tactical vest can be worn atop armor.

Tent (3-5 Person). These larger tents are waterproof, and can comfortably hold up to 5 Medium creatures and their gear.

Thermos. Thermoses are designed to keep liquids at the temperature they were when inserted into the container. Hot or cold liquids inserted into a thermos remain that way for 3 hours. Thermoses can hold 2 pints of liquid.

Two-Way Radio. A hand-held, portable, two-way radio transceiver. Multiple radios use a single channel, and only one radio on the channel can transmit at a time, although any number can listen. The transceiver is normally in receiving mode and when the user wants to talk they press a "push-to-talk" button. You can communicate with someone using a two-way radio at the same frequency up to 20 miles.

USB Cable (5 ft). These cables can charge portable electronics such as smartphones or laptops, connect devices together, or any other number of things a cable does.

USB Flash Drive. A USB drive is a data storage device that includes flash memory with an integrated USB interface. Can hold 1 terabyte of data.

Vent Tape. This durable adhesive tape is useful for basically any application that involves sticking two things together. While more creative minds might use large quantities of vent tape for other uses, most people use it for quick repairs, and to affix flashlights to blasters in a pinch. A single roll of vent tape contains 60 feet of 2-inch wide tape.

Virtual Headset. Virtual headsets strap over the user's head and covers their eyes and ears to display a virtual reality. These headsets can be used for simulations, training, movies, video games, or even to connect to the Internet.

Wristwatch. A simple device with a simple purpose, this watch reports the time in a way that is consistent with all major planar times.

Mechanic Tools. This kit includes basic tools for repairing cars and motorcycles, and comes with a socket and wrench set, a rubber mallet, a jumper box, bottles of lubricants and cleaners, a multimeter, a jack stand, and a torque and impact wrench. Proficiency with these tools allows you to add your proficiency bonus to any ability check you make to repair or modify any vehicle.

Spy Kit. This kit includes items such as camera detectors, sound amplifier, small cameras and microphones, noise generators, frequency and cell phone detectors and tracers. You might need a computer, a smartphone or a tablet to use some elements of this kit.

Surgical Tools. With everything you need to complete on the go surgeries, the surgical tools kit comes with fine and curve tipped scissors, ring and thumb forceps, a self-retaining retractor, a hypodermic needle, five scalpels of various sizes, a bone saw, super glue, and a roll of gauze. Proficiency with this kit lets you add your proficiency bonus to any ability check you make to perform surgery.

It's easy to lose track of this, so either the player or DM should have a designated place for writing it down.

Zingle Mushroom

Mushroom, Rare , Moderate

• Consumption Time: 1 bonus action

The Zingle mushroom is a dazzling shade of teal, often found in damp conditions and growing on hanging moss. As a bonus action, a Zingle mushroom can be eaten, after which a first level spell slot can be used to cast spells at higher levels as long as the user can cast at this level. The creature must succeed on a constitution saving throw against DC10 once the spell's effects have ended, or the creature takes 4 times its level of damage, and is left gagging, heaving and incapacitated until the end of it's next turn. On a succesful save, the creature takes half damage.

Replacement Leg (3) This is your standard replacement leg. As it is, it is a very skeletal-looking leg with a few hydraulic parts. Each replacement leg comes with 3 Accessory slots.

Biomonitor (.25) The Biomonitor is a favorite among doctors, fitness freaks, and harried corporates worried about their blood pressure. Mounted just below the skin of the forearm, the Biomonitor gives a constant readout of pulse, respiration, brain waves, blood sugar, temperature, and cholesterol levels. The display is a pattern of word shaped LEDs, each running a color sequence from red (critical) to green (excellent). As conditions change, the colors change. This ability to swiftly see if something is amiss in the users body gives them a +2 to Constitution saves against poison.

ChemSkins (.25) ChemSkins are special dyes and chemicals which are impregnated or rubbed into the skin. Some change the skin color to a new shade as desired, while others are temperature sensitive, and shift colors in vibrant patterns when warmed or cooled. Some ChemSkins are sensitive to hormonal changes; one could buy a ChemSkin that would make yellow and black stripes appear on their skin when they become angry or excited.

Eyeshift™ (.25) One of the most popular Fashionware is the Eyeshift™. Eyeshift™ allows the user to have complete control over what their eyes look like. Users can change the colors of the iris (some of the most popular colors are amber, white, burgundy, and violet). Users can also turn their eyes transparent, make them swirl with glittering lights, make their eyes reflect a starry night sky, have tiny designer logos appear around the iris, and even make their eyes appear to be spheres of solid chrome. The possibilities of Eyeshift™ are nearly infinite. You must have Replacement Eyes to use Eyeshift™. A full shift of patterns or colors takes about a minute. You must pay for each eye you install Eyeshift™ in.

Skinwatch (.25) The predecessor of the Biomonitor, the Skinwatch is implanted just below the epdermis, and uses tiny LEDs to project glowing numerals through the skin. Skinwatches can be mounted anywhere, although the hand, wrist, and fingers are the most common. Advanced versions can be reset by pressing the display gently until the right number combinations come up; really advanced versions have alarms that beep quietly. Use your imagination.

Synthskins (.5) Synthskins is a layer of color-shifting, illuminated plastic bonded to the users outer skin. While most recipients use this upgrade purely for decoration, it does have uses towards survival. The recipient can control the brightness of the luminescence as a free action, negating it entirely if desired. As its most intense, Synthskins can illuminate squares occupied by or adjacent to the recipient turning dim light into bright light, and darkness into dim light. Synthskins can also change color and pattern on demand.

Techhair (.25) The shafts of this artificial hair are impregnated with various types of reactive chemicals. Some types are temperature sensitive and change color or stand up depending on the weather. Others contain the same pigments used in ChemSkins, storing and emitting colored light in patterns. Still others can change the color as desired by using special chemical shampoos. Techhair can be implanted in mohawks, hair weaves, full hairpieces, manes, ruffs, whiskers, and anywhere else hair grows.

If not, they continue to lose 1 HP per round, just like any other character at -1 HP until they are stabilized. The bionic version is not affected by this.

Replacement Liver (3) This is just a replacement liver and has no other benefits or hindrances other than what is listed on the chart.

Replacement Lungs (2) These are just replacement lungs and have no other benefits or hindrances other than what is listed on the chart.

Setae (1) Special, micro-folds are implanted on the skins of your palms and fingers allowing you to adhere to sheer surfaces. This gives you a +15 bonus to checks made towards climbing. Additionally, you can have them also added to your toes and soles of your feet, but this will only give you an additional +10 (total of +25 if you have both). You cannot wear gloves and benefit from these Setae, also you can’t wear boots/shoes/other footwear and use the setae on your toes and feet.

Sonar Implant (1) As a free action, you can cause your implanted Sonar Implant to emit a sonar centered on you out in a 200 foot radius. This only works in the water.

Subdermal Pocket (2) A simple pouch that is put into the skin anywhere on the body (player’s choice). It is 2” by 4” and is air and water tight. The Realskinn zipper is like a zip-lock zipper and not like trouser zippers.

Voice Synthesizer (3) This system allows the user to mimic any voice or tone previously recorded by it's memory chip. The chip can store up to 10 "voices". This system also gives the user a +10 to performance checks made to sound like someone else.