• Does Piercing damage
• 25% Piercing damage

• Does 4d20 + runic energy damage
• Inflicts 2d20 burn damage

• Deals 5d20 + runic energy damage
• 10% chance to stun target 1 round

• Dazes target 1d4 rounds
• 15% chance to stun target 1 round

• Crude explosive, attack value is a random amount of percentile dice
• explodes spreading nail shrapnel affecting a 1d6 x 1d6 space area
• deals explosive and piercing damage - 20% piercing

Explosive Triggers Can Be:

• fuse - comes with pipe bomb
• pressure plate to explode on impact: costs 20.00
• remote link to trigger with smart phone: costs 60.00

• can't be used with claws
• Piercing Damage: 10% to Vitality

• always crit (hit and magic) if wielded by a death element
• Luck Chance to cause Bleeding Out damage of 1d4

• always crit (hit and magic) if wielded by a death element
• 25% chance to stun target 1 round

• always crit (hit and magic) if wielded by a death element
• 20% Piercing damage to HP against chain and plate armored targets

• always crit (hit and magic) if wielded by a death element
• 20% piercing damage straight to Vitality against leather and scale armor targets

• Rate of Fire: up to 6 per action
• Must be reloaded after 6th shot
• 10% chance of jamming
• If unarmored, bullet will pass through target to next target behind it within range

• Rate of Fire: up to 6 per action; reaction checks can interrupt
• Must be reloaded after 6th shot.

• Rate of Fire: up to 12 per action, reaction checks possible every other shot
• Must be reloaded after 12th shot
• 20% chance of jamming each shot
• 15% chance of backfire for 1d10 HP damage to user

• Rate of Fire: 1 to 2 per action
• Must be reloaded after the 2nd shot.

• Rate of Fire: Up to 5 per action, no reaction chances
• Must be reloaded after 5th shot.

• Piercing Damage: 50% to Vitality
• can be dipped with offensive potions

• Piercing Damage: 10% to Vitality
• weapon attack value to increase by x 1.5 against the undead
• can't be used with claws

When equipped with the bolt loader, you can shoot up to 4 shots per action, though anything after the 2nd shot will require a react check.

Shotguns come with a recoil penalty that reduces Hit Targeting by 10 and causes 1d20 damage to wielder

You can apply the following enhancements to your shotgun

• Gun Sights: increases the Hit Chance by 5 and the Range by 2, costs 25.00
• Recoil Dampener: reduces recoil penalty by half, costs 40.00
• Stock Pad: removes recoil damage to weilder, costs 25.00
• 12-Shell Clip: Allows for preloading 12 shells so that you do not have to spend a support action to reload between 12 shells, costs 100.00

Shotguns come with a recoil penalty that reduces Hit Targeting by 10 and causes 1d10 damage to wielder

You can apply the following enhancements to your shotgun

• Gun Sights: increases the Hit Chance by 5 and the Range by 2, costs 25.00
• Recoil Dampener: reduces recoil penalty by half, costs 40.00
• Stock Pad: removes recoil damage to weilder, costs 25.00
• 12-Shell Clip: Allows for preloading 12 shells so that you do not have to spend a support action to reload between 12 shells, costs 100.00

Shot value is increased depending upon the level purity of the applied rune stone. For every 2 Soul applied to the blast, the blast is increased by 4%. At least 20% of the Soul must come from the rune stone, and once empty the rune stone will need to be replaced. The rune stone can of course be recharged, as long as it remains a rune stone.

This is actually a runic rifle designed to look like a staff. It is more popular among those who want the power of a runic rifle but don't want to advertise that they are carrying one around. Given its more slender shape, it isn't as powerful as traditional runic rifles, however it has the unique advantage of being able to be used like a wizard staff.

Staff Special Effects:

• apply double the elemental effects against the element you are strong against when casting magic
• decrease spell casting speed by 1

A takedown bow is a bow assembled out of a riser and two limbs to make a working bow when strung. The primary advantage of the takedown design is that it can be transported in a much shorter case when disassembled. The secondary advantage is that an archer can change bow configuration by changing limbs. The limbs all can be purchased seperately.

Limbs To Use:

• Standard Limbs: standard configuration, comes with bow
• Recurve Limbs: +5 to range, +1d12 to attack, 30.00 cost
• Short Limbs: -5 to range, +5 to Hit Chance, 30.00 cost
• Decurve Limbs: -5 to attack, 30.00 cost

A compound bow is a bow that uses a levering system, usually of cables and pulleys, to bend the limbs.

Improvements that can be applied:

• Carbon Fiber Strings: Increased durability by +500, cost 25.00
• Peep Sight: increase Hit Chance by +3, cost 20.00
• Arrow Loader: Places spots to preload up to 5 arrows for quicker arrow loading, removing the support action to load to 1 support action per 5 arrows, cost 20.00

Modifications you can apply:

• Sight: increase Hit Chance and Hit Targeting by +5, costs 25.00