Equipment

Melee Weapons use the combination STR + Melee Weapons for target numbers, except Unarmed, Handy Rock, and Knuckles, which use STR + Unarmed. But all of them have a range of Within Reach.

Name: Unarmed
Damage: 2dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: --
Cost: --

Name: Handy Rock
Damage: 2dF
Effects: Vicious
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: --
Cost: --

Name: Gun Bash (One-Handed) (Used for One-Handed Guns)
Damage: 2dF
Effects: Stun
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: --
Cost: --

Name: Gun Bash (Two-Handed) (Used for Two-Handed Guns)
Damage: 3dF
Effects: Stun
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: --
Cost: --

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Name: Baseball Bat
Damage: 4dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: Two-Handed
Weight: 3 lb
Cost: 25

Name: Baton
Damage: 3dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: 2
Cost: 15

Name: Knucklest
Damage: 3dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: Concealed
Weight: less than 1 lb
Cost: 10

Name: Machete
Damage: 3dF
Effects: Piercing 1
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: --
Weight: 2 lb
Cost: 25

Name: Switchblade
Damage: 2dF
Effects: Piercing 1
Damage Type: Physical
Qualities: Concealed
Weight: 1 lb
Cost: 20

All small guns use the combination of AGI+Small Guns to determine target numbers.

Name: 10mm Pistol
Damage: 4dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Fire Rate: 2
Range: Close
Qualities: Close Quarters, Reliable
Weight: 4 lbs.
Ammo: 10mm

Name: Double-Barrel Shotgun
Damage: 5dF
Effects: Spread, Vicious
Damage Type: Physical
Fire Rate: 0
Range: Close
Qualities: Inaccurate, Two-Handed
Weight: 9 lb
Cost: 39
Ammo: Shotgun Shells

Name: Pipe Gun
Damage: 3dF
Effects: --
Damage Type: Physical
Fire Rate: 2
Range: Close
Qualities: Close Quarters, Unreliable
Weight: 2 lb
Cost: 30
Ammo: .38

Raider Armor is the only armor that super mutants can wear.

Name: Raider Chest Piece
Damage Resistances:
--Phys: 1
--En: 1
--Rad: 0
Locations Covered:
-Torso
Wieght: 7
Cost: 18

Name: Raider Arm/Leg
Damage Resistances:
--Phys: 1
--En: 1
--Rad: 0
Locations Covered:
-Arm/Leg
Wieght: 3
Cost: 8/6

Name: Vault-Tek Armor
Damage Resistances:
--Phys: 2
--En: 0
--Rad: 2
Locations Covered:
-Torso, Arms, Legs
Wieght: 8
Cost: 16

Name: Vault-Tek Helmet
Damage Resistances:
--Phys: 2
--En: 0
--Rad: 2
Locations Covered:
--Head
Wieght: 2
Cost: 20

Casual Clothing (Clothing)
Damage Resistance:
--Phys: 0
--En: 0
--Rad: 0
Locations Covered:
--Arms
--Torso
--Legs
Weight: 2
Cost: 20
Special: Wearing casual clothing allows you to re-roll a single d20 on one STR or AGI-based skill test you make each scene, as the clothing is easy to move in.

Formal Clothing: (Outfit)
Damage Resistance:
--Phys: 0
--En: 0
--Rad: 0
Locations Covered:
--Arms
--Torso
--Legs
Weight: 2
Cost: 30
Special: Wearing formal clothing allows you to re-roll a single d20 on one CHA-based skill test you make each scene, as the clothing helps you make a good first impression.

Formal Hat: (Headgear)
Damage Resistance:
--Phys: 0
--En: 0
--Rad: 0
Locations Covered:
--Head
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 15
Special: Wearing a formal hat allows you to re-roll a single d20 on one CHA-based skill test you make each scene, as it helps you make a good first impression.

Vault Jumpsuit (Clothing)
Damage Resistance:
--Phys: 0
--En: 1
--Rad: 2
Locations Covered:
--Arms
--Torso
--Legs
Weight: 1
Cost: 20
Special: None

Some items of food and drink are Irradiated, contaminated with the radiation which is all-pervasive in the wastelands. When you consume irradiated food or drink, roll 1dF. If you roll an Effect, you suffer 1 Radiation damage, which ignores any resistance from equipment or armor.

Food:
Food cannot be consumed during combat. Outside of combat, you may eat a single food item per scene.

Name: Iguana on a Stick
HP Healed: 6
Other Effects: --
Irradiated?: No
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 33

Name: Melon
HP Healed: 3
Other Effects: --
Irradiated?: Yes
Weight: 1
Cost: 6

Name: Mutfruit
HP Healed: 3
Other Effects: --
Irradiated?: Yes
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 8

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Beverages:
Beverages can be consumed during combat, but require a Major action. You can only drink a single beverage each scene.

Most of the effects of a beverage lasts until the end of the current scene. The exceptions to this are effects which occur instantly, such as HP healed, AP gained, healing radiation damage, or curing addictions.

Many of the beverages are Alcoholic. All alcoholic drinks have the same effect: Until the end of the scene, you may re-roll 1d20 on STR and CHA tests, but increase the difficulty of INT tests by +1. In addition, alcoholic drinks are addictive: after drinking the beverage, roll a few dF equal to the number of alcoholic drinks you’ve consumed during this session. If two or more Effects are rolled, you are addicted, and add +1 to the difficulty of CHA and AGI tests while not under the effects of an alcoholic drink.

Name: Purified Water
HP Healed: 3
Other Effects: --
Irradiated?: No
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 20

Chems can be administered to yourself or someone else (who must be willing) within Reach using the Take Chem minor action. A chem’s effects are Instant (they have an effect as soon as they’re taken, and then the effect ends), Brief (the end of your current turn, or the end of the recipient’s next turn), or Lasting (the effect lasts until the end of the current scene).

The benefits of chems do not stack: if two chems provide the same benefit, or you take two doses of the same chem, whichever was taken most recently takes precedence.

Many chems are addictive. When you take an addictive chem, roll a number of dF equal to the number of doses you’ve taken this session. If you roll a number of Effects that equals or exceeds that chems addiction number (noted after "Yes" in the "Addictive?" column below), you have become addicted to that chem.

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Name: Buffout
Effects: Reroll 1d20 on all STR and END tests, +3 Max HP.
Duration: Lasting
Addictive?: Yes, 2
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 45

Name: Calmex
Effects: Reroll 1d20 on all PER and AGI tests, +2dF to sneak attack damage.
Duration: Lasting
Adictive?: Yes, 1
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 100

Name: Mentats
Effects: Reroll 1d20 on PER and INT tests.
Duration: Lasting
Addictive?: Yes, 3
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 50

Name: Stimpack
Effects: Heals 4 HP
Duration: Instant
Addictive?: No
Weight: less than 1
Cost: 50

Name: Bobby Pin
Effects: Reduces difficulty of Lockpick tests by 1 (minimum 1),
One bobby pin breaks per complication rolled.
Weight: less than 1lb
Cost: 1

Name: First Aid Kit
Effects: Heal +2 HP upon succeeding at the First Aid action.
Weight: 4lb
Cost: 200

Name: Flashlight
Effects: Generates bright light in a single zone within Medium range; the user may choose which zone is illuminated.
Weight: 2
Cost: 100

Name: Geiger Counter
Effects: Allows a PER + Survival test, difficulty 1, to determine if there is radiation present in an area, and how much.
Weight: 8
Cost: 325

Name: Multi-Tool
Effects: Reduce the difficulty of Repair tests by 1 (minimum 0).
Weight: 1
Cost: 100

Name: Radio
Effects: Picks up and plays radio transmissions.
Weight: 2
Cost: 75

Qualities are rules which describe how a weapon operates, and how it differs from other weapons.

--Accurate:
If you take the Aim minor action before
attacking with an Accurate weapon, you may spend
up to 3 AP to add +1dF per AP spent to the attack’s
damage. If you gain damage in this way, you may
not spend ammunition for extra damage. A weapon
cannot be both Accurate and Inaccurate.

--Blast:
When you make an attack with a Blast
weapon, you do not target a single opponent.
Instead, select a single zone you can see, and make
the appropriate skill test to attack, with a basic
difficulty of 2 (adjusted for range as normal). If
you succeed, every creature (and other damageable
target) in that zone suffers the weapon’s damage.
If you fail, your misplaced attack is less effective:
roll only half the weapon’s dF to determine the
damage inflicted to creatures in the target zone and
ignore the weapon’s normal damage effects.

--Close Quarters:
A Close Quarters weapon is easy to
use up-close, and suffers no difficulty increase for
being used when within Reach of an enemy.

--Concealed:
A Concealed weapon is small, or otherwise easy to hide on your person. Enemies do not
spot a Concealed weapon unless you’re wielding it,
or if they make a thorough search and succeed at a
PER + Survival test with a difficulty of 2.

--Debilitating:
The difficulty of any skill test to
treat injuries inflicted by a Debilitating weapon
increase by +1.

--Gatling:
Ammunition is spent at ten times the normal rate by Gatling weapons: whenever you would
spend one shot of ammunition, a Gatling weapon
instead spends a burst of 10 shots. Whenever you
spend ammunition to increase this weapon’s damage, add +2dF per ten-shot burst (to a maximum
number of bursts equal to the weapon’s Fire Rate),
rather than +1dF per shot.

--Inaccurate:
When making an attack with an
Inaccurate weapon, you gain no benefit from the
Aim minor action. A weapon may not be both
Accurate and Inaccurate.

--Mine:
When a Mine is placed onto a surface and
primed, it becomes a dangerous object, inflicting
its damage upon anyone who comes within Reach
of it (and upon additional characters, if it has the
Blast quality).

--Night Vision:
The sights of a weapon with Night
Vision have been made to allow you to see more
clearly in the dark. When you Aim with a Night
Vision weapon, you ignore any increase in the difficulty of an attack due to darkness.

--Parry:
When an enemy attempts a melee attack
against you, and you are wielding a Parry weapon,
you may spend 1 AP to add +1 to your Defense
against that attack.

--Recon:
When you Aim with a Recon weapon,
you may mark the target you aimed at. The next
ally to attack that target may re-roll one d20 on
their attack.

--Reliable:
During each combat encounter, a Reliable
weapon ignores the first complication you roll on a
test to use that weapon. A weapon may not be both
Reliable and Unreliable.

--Suppressed:
If an enemy is not aware of you when
you attack with a Suppressed weapon, they do not
notice the attack unless they are the target or they
pass a PER + Survival test with a difficulty of 2.

--Thrown:
A Thrown (C) weapon can be thrown,
as a ranged attack with an ideal range of Close. A
Thrown (M) weapon can be thrown, as a ranged
attack with an ideal range of Medium. You make
an AGI + Throwing test to attack with the weapon,
depending on the type of weapon.

--Two-Handed:
A Two-Handed weapon must be
held in two hands to be used effectively; attempting to attack with a Two-Handed weapon in one
hand increases the difficulty by +2.

--Unreliable:
When you make an attack with an
Unreliable weapon, increase the complication
range of the attack by 1. A weapon may not be both
Reliable and Unreliable.

Damage effects are traits that affect how a weapon
inflicts damage. When you roll one or more Effects
in a damage roll, all your weapon’s damage effects
are triggered. Some damage effects are based on the
number of dF that appear in your result, as described in each entry.

And remember, an effect is triggered whenever you roll a
5 or 6 when you roll a dF.

--Burst:
The attack may hit one additional target
within Close range of the primary target for each
Effect rolled. Each additional target costs 1 additional shot from the weapon.

--Breaking:
For each Effect rolled, reduce the number of Cover Dice a piece of cover provides by 1,
permanently. If the target is not in cover, instead
reduce the damage resistance on the location
struck by 1, according to the damage type of the
weapon (i.e., physical damage reduces Physical
damage resistance, energy damage reduces Energy
damage resistance).

--Persistent:
If one or more Effects are rolled, the
target suffers the weapon’s damage again at the end
of their next and subsequent turns, for a number
of rounds equal to the number of Effects rolled. A
character may spend a major action to make a test to
stop Persistent damage early; the difficulty is equal
to the number of Effects rolled, and the attribute +
skill used are chosen by the GM. Some Persistent
weapons may inflict a different type of damage to
the weapon, and where this is the case, it is noted in
brackets; for example, Persistent (Poison).

--Piercing X: Ignore X points of the target’s damage
reduction for each Effect rolled, where X is the
rating of this damage effect.

--Radioactive:
For every Effect rolled, the target also
suffers 1 point of Radiation damage. This Radiation
damage is totaled and applied separately, after a character
has suffered the normal damage from the attack.

--Spread:
For each Effect rolled, your attack inflicts
one additional hit on the target. Each additional hit
inflicts half the rolled damage (round down) and
hits a random location even if a specific location
was targeted for the initial attack.

--Stun:
If one or more Effects are rolled, the target
loses their normal actions in their next turn. A
stunned character or creature may still spend AP to
take additional actions as normal.

--Vicious:
The attack inflicts +1 damage for each
Effect rolled.