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Lady Arwenieniallwehn Sandiel is a frolicsome elf with great, swaying hips who hugs trees and who lives in a vampire-ridden manor. She for years has been accused of being somewhat demonic in nature despite her tendency to donate to orphanages.

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War Golems

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During the height of the ancient world during the peak of the time of artifice when the empire known as Kulthus reigned over most of the known world, wondrous devices that functioned as machines fueled by magic were common. Cities flew through the skies and travel on land was accomplished by devices that road the ley lines like a boat rides the seas. Construct creation numbered among the chief skills of the ancient artificers and many of the theories beyond golem creation were generated by them. In time the secrets of sentient constructs were unlocked by them, paving the way for the early predecessors of the modern War Golem. Among them the first and most powerful were the War Golem Colossus who were constructs so massive and powerful they could be used to lay siege to entire cities, slay dragons and destroy armies. The next type known as the War Golem Titans were much smaller though still the size of buildings and they were used to establish guards over the peoples daily lives and to defend them from threats that might occur within and without their society. However a a third type would spark much debate on the rights and freedoms of sentient beings and the potential of Artifice in this Third Age.

During the Crown Wars when Dwarven Masterbuilders were approached by engineers from the nation of Gustav who were similarly working on reproducing some of the works of the High Artificers the modern variation of the War Golem was first developed. War-Golems are literally "created," not born, from the use of items known as Creation Forges which are in possession, today, of most of the major industrialized nations. They are quiet, now, as the creation of new War Golems is either forbidden or strictly controlled by government forces but during the Crown Wars they were immensely active. At the same time in the southern empire, such knowledge was uncovered as well and before long War Golems and other automatons entered the field of battle on both sides during the Crown Wars. For some they became the symbol of soulless tyranny and for others they bore the banners of freedom and equality. Early War Golems proved to be more capable of free thinking then their counterpart Golems but they were not truly sentient. Regardless of whom they fought for, they fought and were used in large numbers along with their non-sentient counterparts and as the Crown Wars waged on, more efficient manners in creating them were discovered leading to War Golems who grew increasingly powerful and more versatile and capable of fighting tirelessly and practically living consciousnesses unto themselves. When the Crown Wars ended, the western alliance looked around and saw the sheer number of constructs that had been developed solely for the purpose of making war, and they grew afraid. A general edict was issued that forbade the creation of new ones and sought the destruction of a large number of the existing ones but by then War Golems had become more then simply free thinking soldiers, they had become fully sentient beings and ones that sought the right to live. These fled the order of destruction and went into hiding, founding enclaves hidden away from the world where they could continue to try and develop in peace. In lands such as Charn, slavery was the only option for such creations although their numbers remained few and some willingly worked within the shadow of the stygian empire.

When an earthquake unearthed an ancient War Golem Titan, study not only revealed how the ancient Artificers created their War Golems but also affirmed that War Golems in fact did have the potential to exist as free thinking beings. Such knowledge triggered research into their nature once again and those War Golems who had hid themselves during the purge began to once more emerge into the world. This was further bolstered by the appearance of War Golem paladins and clerics, earning respect from the religious communities and groups that taught on the matter of the spirit and the soul. Eventually in the Myrrish kingdoms and in allied lands, edicts were issued to spare War Golems from the Purge and they emerged once more into a society still reeling from the effects of the Crown Wars but also in need of willing free thinking beings to strive for heroism. Creation Forges lie quiet, these days though a few hidden ones lie under the control of War Golem enclaves. Limited resources keeps them from churning out new War Golems but occasionally one appears, willing to learn more about the strange world it has been thrust into.

== Physical Description ==
War-Golems appear as massive humanoids composed of various metals, armors, wood and stone. Their outer armor plates can have any number of different aesthetic styles and designs to them depending on the location of their enclave and where they were last made. They have no literal gender per se but they adopted, based on their memories of the ancient kingdoms, personas that are male and female like. War Golems take on a variety of proportions and sizes related to their intended functions. War Golems who bond with armor see this armor as their "skin," so to speak, and it takes on an idealized version of their appearance. Though technically sexless and unconcerned with matters of gender they do find that it is easier for them to interact with other species and to be identified via male and female personality traits and body types and so will adopt names and habits towards this end. War Golems do not age naturally but will typically last up to two hundred years before their bodies are unsuitable to hold their consciousness any longer.

== Society and Lands ==
War Golems were originally built to exist as the ultimate foot soldiers necessary to aid in the battles of the Crown Wars but their development led them to take on consciousness and full personalities with understandings of the world and a passion for living. Some settle easily into the roles of laborers and artisans and others hold true to their nature as foot soldiers, fighting battles without remorse or fear. They have a strong sense of curiosity about the world and the gods and magic in particular. War Golems have no true home of their own although those seeking safety during the years of The Purge following the Crown Wars dwelled in hidden enclaves in various secret places of the world. For the most part, War Golems tend to identify most with the country of their origin which is typically going to be either Myrddion, Charn or Gustav and, of late, Alexandria. The creation of new War Golems is a rare thing, done only with express permission and most of them are surviving members of the Crown Wars, Sorceress Wars and other more recent skirmishes who have come out of seclusion.

== Other Races ==
War Golems strive to find acceptance in a world that fears what they represent. Rumor of cold wars and techno magical arms races between the major super powers of the world are already stirring and there are some cities that can remember the recent tyranny of uncontrolled magi-tech let alone races whose memories stretch back to the days of the High Artificers such as many living elves. Some nations such as Alexandria and Myrddion strive to lead by example, teaching tolerance and compassion and a integration but without a cooperative populace this is easier said then done. It goes without saying that Adventurers, traditionally made up of outcasts and those unable to fit into normal society, accepts War Golems on their merits of capabilities more then their actual source origin. Even among them, there are prejudices and concerns that exist. Capable of the full range of emotions, some resentment exists among War Golems and other ones have understanding of their plight and recognize it is a hard road to travel but one worth traveling.

== Alignment and Religion ==
War Golems are generally neutral. They have had limited exposure to the modern day world and were built to fight and keep their masters societies stable, protected and running and not care how or why they were doing so. Although they have the same capacity for good and evil, especially now, they normally have a dispassionate outlook on things and prefer to not wrestle with ethical concerns though they are quite capable of doing so. Few War Golems show any strong interest in religion although matters of ethics and faith have enticed some of them. A growing movement among them known as the Fathers Chosen has come to believe that Reos is responsible for their initial self-awareness and that it was no fluke of artifice that grants them the ability to think and reason as others do. War Golems who do embrace ethical codes tend to do so fiercely and they gravitate easily towards gods of law, war or causes they can understand easily.

== Adventurers ==
War Golems fit easily into the role of adventurer. The life of danger, focused risk and exploration gives many of them a chance to do what they were built to do best and in other cases enables them to explore and learn much about the world. Various adventuring communities are the most accepting of them as well and they are at ease with other outcasts.

== Recent Events ==

War Golems, as a whole, have not been greatly impacted by the changes beyond effects that have impacted their home nations. As a race that adapts to many different situations and finds itself in versatile scenarios to fight the wars and battles of others, they stand ready to enter the new status quo and to truly carve a name in the annals of history for their species.

Their one recent challenge has come from the rot of Charn and Rune's governing downfall. The culmination of both has caused a few dark artificers to aspire towards greater ends. This small number of men and women have taken to kidnapping and disassembling living golems in an attempt to ascertain their inner workings and regain, or gain, some power in the ensuing chaos and destruction.

== War Golem Racial Traits ==

* '''Classification:''' humanoid (living construct)
* '''+2 to one stat:''' War Golems are made and crafted for different purposes.
* '''Medium:''' Though massive, War Golems are Medium creatures and have no bonuses or penalties due to their size.
* '''Living Construct: '''See Below
* '''Component Bodies: '''War Golems emerge from Creation Forges with basic armor components upon them which provide minimum protection. However they have the ability to bond with found and purchased items and to bond with components made explicitly for War Golem use. Attached components, once bonded, cannot be removed as long as the War Golem is conscious. 1-Handed Weapons which are attached cover the weapon hand and so that hand cannot be used for other actions unless the component is used. Two-handed weapons may not be attached normally. Heavy shields when attached still allow the War Golem to use shield hand to manipulate items. Light shields offer no benefit or drawbacks when attached. Slot based magical items may also be attached to the War Golem as well as misc. tools. A single wand per hand may also be attached but not scrolls or potions and they still require appropriate methods to activate. Finally, War Golem specific components may be available (See [[Equipment]]). War Golems must be proficient in any given item in order to be able to attach it as a component. War Golems who take an [[Feats|Armored Body feat]] are no longer able to attach armor via this method.
* '''Normal Speed:''' War Golems have a base speed of 30 feet.
* '''Slam:''' A War Golem has a natural weapon in the form of a 1d4 slam attack.
* '''Languages: '''War Golems begin play speaking Common. War Golems with high Intelligence scores can choose any languages they want (except secret languages, such as Druidic).

== Living Construct Subtype ==

* Immunity to poison, sleep effects, paralysis, disease, nausea, fatigue, exhaustion and effects that cause the sickened condition and energy drain
* A War Golem cannot heal damage naturally.
* As living constructs, War Golems can be affected by spells that target living creatures as well as by those that target constructs. Damage dealt to War Golems can be healed by a cure light wounds spell or a repair light damage spell for example. And a War Golem is vulnerable to disable construct and harm. However spells with the healing sub school and supernatural abilities that cure hit points damage or ability damage provide only half their normal effect.
* War Golems take damage from heat metal and chill touch as if he were wearing metal armor. A War Golem can also be repelled by repel wood and the iron in his body makes him vulnerable to rusting grasp. The War Golem takes 2d6 points of damage from the spell (Reflex half, save DC 14+ caster ability modifier). A War Golem takes the same damage from a rust monster's touch (Reflex DC 17 half). Spells such as stone to flesh; stone shape, warp wood and wood shape affects objects only and cannot be used on those parts in a War Golem.
* When a War Golem is reduced to 0 hit points he can still take a single move action as a standard action in each round but strenuous activity does not risk further injury. When his hit points are less then 0 and greater then his negative hit point total, a War Golem is inert. He is unconscious and helpless and he cannot perform an actions. However an inert War golem does not lose additional hit points unless more damage is done to him.
* As living constructs a War Golem can be raised or resurrected.
* A War Golem does not need to eat, sleep or breathe but he can still benefit form the effects of consumable spells and magic items such as heroes feast and potions nor is he immune to imposed adverse effects.
* Although living constructs do not need to sleep a War Golem wizard must rest for 8 hours before preparing spells.
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Equipment

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=General Use Items=
'''Clockwork Chess Set'''

Combining the intricate mechanisms of calculating engines and the torso and arms of a clockwork soldier, this device entertains kings and sharpens the wits of scholars. It is a mechanism capable of playing a single game – most commonly chess hence the name, but any game which can be played from a seated position without a need for physical speed can be programmed into one of these devices. The device can see the board (or cards or whatever) with crystalline eyes, and can manipulate the pieces with delicate metallic hands. It can synthesize a small number of important words such as ‘Check’ or ‘Call’ but no more then eight such words. It runs for one hour on a pound of coal. The mechanism is extremely delicate; while it has a hardness of 7 and 10 hit points, a single point of damage that penetrates the hardness reduces the skill of the machine by 5 and a second point renders it incapable of playing until it is repaired. The cost of the device is 1000 gp plus 150 gp per skill rank. Thus a device that plays chess at skill of 15 costs 2,250 gold.

'''Defensible Parasol'''

Created originally as a security measure for Myrrish nobility, the Defensible Parasol is an uncommon but useful device mostly seen among ladies (or sometimes gentlemen) of refinement or technological leanings. The parasol is made of handsome hardwood with reinforced iron ribs, and its canopy is constructed of dyed, weatherproofed canvas; not only can it keep up to three people from the rain and sunlight, its reinforced construction allows it to also serve as a buckler for purposes of defense when unfurled. The parasol also has a retractable spike in its shaft that projects out of the end of the shaft - it can serve as a shortspear in this case. It cannot protect and be used as a spear at the same time, however; the parasol must be furled for the spear to function, and vice versa.

:: Size: Medium.

:: Cost: 150gp.

:: Weight: 3lbs.

'''Dwarven Armored Kilt'''

The armored kilt is made of a thick cloth skirt with bars of steel hanging down from the waist and a ring of horizontal steel plates just above the hem. An armored kilt can be worn separately as light armor, or it can be added to other suits of light or medium armor. Adding an armored kilt increases a suit of armor’s armor bonus by +1, but it adds 15 pounds to the armor, lowers the maximum Dex bonus by 1, and increases the armor’s weight category (from light to medium and from medium to heavy). Adding an armored kilt to heavy armor does not provide an armor bonus increase.

'''Dwarven Breaching Engine'''

A common tool in Khazad Duin, the Breaching Engine from Ironhold's foundries is a masterful means of clearing rock and - in some cases - laying siege. Heavy steam pressure propels this device's heavy hammer foreword with frightening strength, dealing damage to obstructions and ignoring hardness up to 8. Stone is the most commonly affected material, as the Breaching Engine was designed to batter through rock walls to get to veins of precious metals and trapped miners on occasion. It can be employed as a weapon, but requires a full round to charge and the feat Weapon Proficiency: Exotic (Breaching Engine).

:: Size: Large

:: Cost: 400gp

:: Damage: 3d8

:: Critical: 20/x3

:: Range Increment: -

:: Weight: 40lbs.

:: Type: Bludgeoning

'''Dwarven Pullygun'''

From the halls of Ironhold in Khazad Duin comes the Dwarven Pulleygun. This pulley gun makes scaling walls or moving heavy loads across chasms a breeze. A blast of steam propels a thick metal spike up to 50 feet through the air and deep into any surface up to hardness of 8. The force of impact compresses the spike causes it to dig into the surface and secure itself. An instant after the spike, a second blast of steam shoots a pulley and rope attachment from a second barrel, which locks onto the spike. Once secure, one hundred feet of spidersilk rope can be used to move up to 800 lbs of weight. Resetting the gun after it's fired takes four minutes. Using the pulley gun requires a DC 20 Use Tech Device skill. If fired at someone as a weapon, it is considered an exotic weapon with a range of fifty feet for 3d6 piercing damage.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 225 gp

:: Weight: 8 lbs

'''Gnomish Gyroparasol'''

The gnomish entry into the Steamtech race comes straight from Clockwork Point. This umbrella can protect up to 3 medium sized characters from rain and harsh sunlight. Its cunningly shaped panels also spin when a strong wind rushes through them while a gyroscopic stabilizer keeps the umbrella steady in its users hand. This improvement keeps the parasol from being blown away but also can slow the fall of 600 lbs of weight, preventing the first 3d6 points of damage suffered from falling.

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 150 gp

:: Weight: 2 lbs

'''Goblin Army Knife'''

It's not stylish but it gets the job done. The Goblin Army Knife is a tool of all trades. I saws, digs trenches, lights fires, hammers nails, polishes and oils armor, makes duck calls, sews clothing and even has
twenty five feet of spidersilk rope in it with a test weight of 100 lbs. It's a fishing rod, a 1 person canvas tent and it only weighs four pounds. Operating each function due to the system of levers, takes three rounds
but no skill check is required.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 50 gp

:: Weight: 4 lbs

'''Goblin Catapult'''

Developed originally for specific elements of the Grimdiddle goblin clan by the Kurba brothers of Arngrun, this catapult is a weird, effective, but sometimes very dangerous foray into the realm of portable bombardment. The catapult is a device that is worn on the back, with a powerful spring-loaded arm that is drawn back by a crank on its side; one simply need load a or small-sized grenade weapon (a flask of acid, alchemist's fire, holy water, or the like) into the arm's basket, range to target, and release! Accuracy is somewhat spotty, however - a user takes an automatic -1 penalty to hit when using the device, but the ability to strike at long range generally offsets this. On a natural 1, however, the DM must roll 1d8 to determine if a serious malfunction has occured; a roll of 1 or 2 indicates the launched missile is woefully short and hits the catapult's wearer instead!

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 200gp

:: Damage: as per missile

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 125 ft.

:: Weight: 20lbs.

:: Type: as per missile

'''Spider Silk Rope'''

This rope is even sturdier and more lightweight then silk rope. It has 5 hit points and can be burst with a DC 25 strength check. Its tacky but supple texture adds a +4 circumstance bonus to Use Rope checks.

:: Size: -

:: Cost: 25gp/50 ft

:: Weight: 3 lbs

'''Lantern of Darkness'''

This item appears to be a normal hooded lantern and functions as such until the command word is spoken. When the command word is spoke, instead of emitting light the lantern acts as the centre of a Darkness spell as if cast by a 4th level wizard. The lantern can be used in this way only once a day, and doing so burns up all of the remaining oil in the lantern.

:: Faint evocation; CL 4th; Craft Wondrous Item, Darkness; Price 1440g; Weight 2 lb

'''Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics (signal rockets)'''

Another interesting gnomish invention, Splunder's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics combine dwarven gunpowder with exquisite elven dyes to produce a brilliant means of making signals at night. Each of the Pyrotechnics comes in the form of a small rocket, about the size of a torch; one need only place the rocket on the ground under open sky, light its fuse, and stand back; the rocket will launch, and explode (three rounds later, once its propellant has cooked) into a brilliant burst of colored light visible for up to ten miles. It is possible to use the Pyrotechnics as an impromptu dazzling device; one needs to hold the rocket by its launch peg and light it, pointing it toward a target - the resulting fire and smoke deals 1d4 fire damage to the wielder. On a direct hit from a ranged attack the rocket strikes the target, and explodes in a brilliant shower of colored light; this deals 1d6 fire damage to the target and fills a 30' area with a light - all within the area of effect must make a Will save (DC 18) or be blinded for 1d6 rounds. Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics come in a variety of colors.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 100gp

:: Damage: 1d6 (1d4 to wielder if used as a weapon)

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 100ft.

:: Weight: 2lbs.

:: Type: Fire

'''Thanatopticon'''

A product of artifice, the Thanatopticon is a hand-held device which is a sort of portable 'autopsy engine'. Used properly, the rays produced by the Thanatopticon can determine the state of a person (live, dead, or cataleptic) and their state of health as if using the Deathwatch spell. The Thanatopticon can assist in determining the appropriate course of treating an injury, giving the user a +3 bonus to Heal checks - this bonus also applies to Heal checks geared toward determining cause of death in a subject as well.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 300gp

==Weapons Table==

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{{TableMain}}
{{T01}}
| '''Simple Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''

|-
| Bayonet
| <center>5</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P </center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Martial Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Main Gauche
| <center>10</center>
| <center>1d3 </center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P or S</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''
|-
| Dran Flail
| <center>20</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>1d10 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

|-
| Earthbreaker
| <center>35</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Pistol
| <center>150</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>2d4</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>50</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Revolver
| <center>230</center>
| <center>1d4</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Rifle
| <center>360</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>120</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Repeating Rifle
| <center>250</center>
| <center>1d8</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>80</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Blunderbuss
| <center>400</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>x3</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>10lbs</center>
| <center>P & B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Exotic Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Claws of Attack, Orcish
| <center>25</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>18-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>2 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
|

|-
| Circleknife
| <center>40</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>3 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

|-
| Swordwhip, Charn
| <center>80</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, Trip</center>

|-
| Hookblade, Veyshanti
| <center>30</center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Skipball, Halfling
| <center>2</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>20 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Explosive Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Exotic Weapons'''</center>

|-
| Bomb
|
| <center>150</center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>x3 </center>
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>Fire </center>
|

|-
| Smoke Bomb
|
| <center>70</center>
| <center>Smoke </center>
|
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>-</center>
|

|}

==Weapon Descriptions==
[[image:equipment02.jpg|thumb]]The Emblem of Ea has a number of custom weapons and exotic items that are part of our game world. Some of these are simple variations on a common theme such as the Dran Flail and others are variations of firearms, which are a form of exotic weaponry available in our world. The following information breaks down these weapons which can also be seen in our character generation areas. Please note that this listing /only/ includes house variations on weapons or weapons with particularly complex rules. Most available weapon damages can be seen on our character generation objects. Also note that while armor has no notable differences, weapons for small and medium sized characters are different.

'''Bayonet:''' Bayonets are long slender blades that are attached to the ends of two-handed firearms (Blunderbusses, Muskets, Long Rifles) and two-handed crossbows (Light and Heavy Crossbows, normal or repeating varieties). Attaching a bayonet is a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity. Switching between the ranged weapon and the attached bayonet is a free action, allowing the user to mix ranged and melee attacks in the same round without penalty.

'''Blunderbuss:''' The blunderbuss hasn't changed much in function, though the form has benefited from the same advances as pistols and rifles. A Blunderbuss does full damage to a single target within the first range increment, or half damage to up to 3 adjacent targets beyond that to maximum range. A blunderbuss must be wielded in two hands.

'''Circleknife:''' Circleknives are actually a broad category of weapons that are all handled in the same manner. A circleknife is characterized by a grip that is similar to a Punch Dagger, but uses one or more circular blades that come out perpendicular to the direction of the fist. All variations feature hooked edges or trapping areas to help with disarming foes, granting a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts. Additionally their broad surfaces help with parrying attacks, granting a +1 Dodge bonus to AC if wielded in pairs by a proficient user. Common variations include the Hornknife, which looks like two crescent-shaped blades merged together in opposing directions, with a leather grip at the center of one or the other. Wind and Fire Wheels are a variation from Tsang Lun, they are a full circular blade, sometimes with sharp serration, that features the grip on a crosspiece in the center of the wheel. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Claws of Attack, Orcish:''' This traditional orcish weapon consists of blades that emulate the 12 inch claws of a dire wolf. Sometimes they are designed literally as finger-blades and other times they are strapped to a large gauntlet. Either way, they require the user to get up close and personal with an opponent. The orcs treat orcish claws of attacks as martial weapons, otherwise they are exotic.

'''Flail, Dran:''' An evolution of the normal heavy flail, the Dran flail is one weapon that helps embody the Dran ideal; bred them big and bred them strong. A large heavy chain attached to a sphere or some other object larger then the head of an ox, the Dran flail is a reach weapon that cannot be used against adjacent opponents due to the space required to swing the head effectively. The Dran flail is a martial weapon.

'''Earthbreaker:''' This enormous weapon is a favorite of the Dranei Warriors of the north and their brutish and physically powerful allies among the northern jotun-kund (The Beastmen) and Orcs. Variations on this theme can be found as well among the dwarves. A martial weapon, it does incredible damage but also grants an additional +4 bonus when used on sunder attempts against shields. Various ornate versions of it exist ranging from enormous hammers to vast decorated clubs.

'''Hookblade, Veyshanti:''' An ancient weapon devised by the Veyshanti, the Hookblade is similar in construction to a scimitar but is curved inwards rather than back. This hook-like design allows it to negate the shield AC of the defender's Buckler, Light Shield or Heavy Shield (The shield AC of Tower Shield's are not affected). Additionally the Hookblade has a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts.

'''Pistol:''' A pistol is breech-loading, holding a single round. It requires two hands and a move action to reload (or free action with Lightning Reload (pistol)).
A pistol gains a +2 precision bonus to damage when using no other weapon or shield. This bonus only applies to targets capable of taking critical hits, and that are seen clearly -- a pistoleer cannot apply precision damage to targets with concealment. Finally, the bonus only applies to targets within 30' (this distance increases due to any effect that increases the maximum range of sneak attack).
This precision damage is multiplied on a confirmed critical hit.

'''Revolver:''' Revolvers (also pepperboxes, and other more exotic guns) hold 6 rounds.
Cocking the revolver for the next shot is a move action requiring two hands. It is a free action requiring only one hand with Lightning Reload (revolver).
Refilling a single revolver requires a standard action and both hands. With Lightning Reload (revolver), refilling one or two revolvers is a free action (and can be effectively ignored).

'''Rifle:''' Rifles are single-shot, requiring both hands and a move action to reload (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle)).

'''Rifle, Repeating:''' Repeating rifles have an internal magazine holding 6 rounds. Until the magazine is depleted you may fire with nothing but a free action to work the bolt. When empty, refilling the magazine requires a standard action (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle) and can be effectively ignored).
Generally repeating rifles are something only low level infantry types will be given; slightly higher prestige and training required than crossbows, but less finesse than bows.

'''Skipball, Halfling:''' Skipballs are small metal balls wrapped in specially-treated cord and a rubber-like resin. Virtually indistinguishable from a child's toy, a skipball strikes with much greater force due to the metal weight inside. A user does not need an Exotic Weapon Proficiency to hurl a Skipball without penalty, but having the required proficiency allows the user to ricochet it off of obstacles and opponents. On a successful hit the attacker (If proficient) can roll again using the same attack bonus but with an additional -4 penalty in order to hit another opponent that is no more than 20 ft from the original target. Defenders do not gain the benefits of Cover (+4 bonus to AC) against attacks made by a proficient Skipball user. A halfling treats a Skippball as a martial weapon.

'''Swordwhip, Charn:''' The swordwhip is a flexible weapon that is as beautiful as it is vicious when wielded proficiently. Originally only nobles and officers of the Stygian Empire carried them, but their usage has gradually expanded. Swordwhips are made with segmented blades bound by an elastic woven cord that runs through the center of the blade. If swung in a wide enough arc the cord stretches, causing the weapon to lengthen much like a whip. At the beginning of the wielder's turn she can choose to use it as a Piercing weapon, or as a Slashing weapon that has Reach, a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts and can make Trip attacks. This choice cannot be changed until the wielder's next turn. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Bombs and Smoke Bombs are per the Pathfinder Player's Guide.'''

====Ammunition for Firearms====

{| class="prettytable"
| Pistol
| 3g for 10

|-
| Rifle, Blunderbuss
| 4g for 10

|}

====Notes on Firearms====
* Firearms can be fired prone, like crossbows, unlike bows.
* Firearms can be fired while mounted, unlike longbows.

=Magic Items=

'''Shifterskin'''

This is a magic item that enables the wearer to take on an animal form one or more times a day. Shifterskin capabilities, and cost, correspond to a single use of the Beast Shape I, II, III, or IV spells as appropriate. The simplest form (Beast Shape I) is usable once per day and costs 5400 gp.

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Equipment

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=General Use Items=
'''Clockwork Chess Set'''

Combining the intricate mechanisms of calculating engines and the torso and arms of a clockwork soldier, this device entertains kings and sharpens the wits of scholars. It is a mechanism capable of playing a single game – most commonly chess hence the name, but any game which can be played from a seated position without a need for physical speed can be programmed into one of these devices. The device can see the board (or cards or whatever) with crystalline eyes, and can manipulate the pieces with delicate metallic hands. It can synthesize a small number of important words such as ‘Check’ or ‘Call’ but no more then eight such words. It runs for one hour on a pound of coal. The mechanism is extremely delicate; while it has a hardness of 7 and 10 hit points, a single point of damage that penetrates the hardness reduces the skill of the machine by 5 and a second point renders it incapable of playing until it is repaired. The cost of the device is 1000 gp plus 150 gp per skill rank. Thus a device that plays chess at skill of 15 costs 2,250 gold.

'''Defensible Parasol'''

Created originally as a security measure for Myrrish nobility, the Defensible Parasol is an uncommon but useful device mostly seen among ladies (or sometimes gentlemen) of refinement or technological leanings. The parasol is made of handsome hardwood with reinforced iron ribs, and its canopy is constructed of dyed, weatherproofed canvas; not only can it keep up to three people from the rain and sunlight, its reinforced construction allows it to also serve as a buckler for purposes of defense when unfurled. The parasol also has a retractable spike in its shaft that projects out of the end of the shaft - it can serve as a shortspear in this case. It cannot protect and be used as a spear at the same time, however; the parasol must be furled for the spear to function, and vice versa.

:: Size: Medium.

:: Cost: 150gp.

:: Weight: 3lbs.

'''Dwarven Armored Kilt'''

The armored kilt is made of a thick cloth skirt with bars of steel hanging down from the waist and a ring of horizontal steel plates just above the hem. An armored kilt can be worn separately as light armor, or it can be added to other suits of light or medium armor. Adding an armored kilt increases a suit of armor’s armor bonus by +1, but it adds 15 pounds to the armor, lowers the maximum Dex bonus by 1, and increases the armor’s weight category (from light to medium and from medium to heavy). Adding an armored kilt to heavy armor does not provide an armor bonus increase.

'''Dwarven Breaching Engine'''

A common tool in Khazad Duin, the Breaching Engine from Ironhold's foundries is a masterful means of clearing rock and - in some cases - laying siege. Heavy steam pressure propels this device's heavy hammer foreword with frightening strength, dealing damage to obstructions and ignoring hardness up to 8. Stone is the most commonly affected material, as the Breaching Engine was designed to batter through rock walls to get to veins of precious metals and trapped miners on occasion. It can be employed as a weapon, but requires a full round to charge and the feat Weapon Proficiency: Exotic (Breaching Engine).

:: Size: Large

:: Cost: 400gp

:: Damage: 3d8

:: Critical: 20/x3

:: Range Increment: -

:: Weight: 40lbs.

:: Type: Bludgeoning

'''Dwarven Pullygun'''

From the halls of Ironhold in Khazad Duin comes the Dwarven Pulleygun. This pulley gun makes scaling walls or moving heavy loads across chasms a breeze. A blast of steam propels a thick metal spike up to 50 feet through the air and deep into any surface up to hardness of 8. The force of impact compresses the spike causes it to dig into the surface and secure itself. An instant after the spike, a second blast of steam shoots a pulley and rope attachment from a second barrel, which locks onto the spike. Once secure, one hundred feet of spidersilk rope can be used to move up to 800 lbs of weight. Resetting the gun after it's fired takes four minutes. Using the pulley gun requires a DC 20 Use Tech Device skill. If fired at someone as a weapon, it is considered an exotic weapon with a range of fifty feet for 3d6 piercing damage.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 225 gp

:: Weight: 8 lbs

'''Gnomish Gyroparasol'''

The gnomish entry into the Steamtech race comes straight from Clockwork Point. This umbrella can protect up to 3 medium sized characters from rain and harsh sunlight. Its cunningly shaped panels also spin when a strong wind rushes through them while a gyroscopic stabilizer keeps the umbrella steady in its users hand. This improvement keeps the parasol from being blown away but also can slow the fall of 600 lbs of weight, preventing the first 3d6 points of damage suffered from falling.

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 150 gp

:: Weight: 2 lbs

'''Goblin Army Knife'''

It's not stylish but it gets the job done. The Goblin Army Knife is a tool of all trades. I saws, digs trenches, lights fires, hammers nails, polishes and oils armor, makes duck calls, sews clothing and even has
twenty five feet of spidersilk rope in it with a test weight of 100 lbs. It's a fishing rod, a 1 person canvas tent and it only weighs four pounds. Operating each function due to the system of levers, takes three rounds
but no skill check is required.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 50 gp

:: Weight: 4 lbs

'''Goblin Catapult'''

Developed originally for specific elements of the Grimdiddle goblin clan by the Kurba brothers of Arngrun, this catapult is a weird, effective, but sometimes very dangerous foray into the realm of portable bombardment. The catapult is a device that is worn on the back, with a powerful spring-loaded arm that is drawn back by a crank on its side; one simply need load a or small-sized grenade weapon (a flask of acid, alchemist's fire, holy water, or the like) into the arm's basket, range to target, and release! Accuracy is somewhat spotty, however - a user takes an automatic -1 penalty to hit when using the device, but the ability to strike at long range generally offsets this. On a natural 1, however, the DM must roll 1d8 to determine if a serious malfunction has occured; a roll of 1 or 2 indicates the launched missile is woefully short and hits the catapult's wearer instead!

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 200gp

:: Damage: as per missile

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 125 ft.

:: Weight: 20lbs.

:: Type: as per missile

'''Spider Silk Rope'''

This rope is even sturdier and more lightweight then silk rope. It has 5 hit points and can be burst with a DC 25 strength check. Its tacky but supple texture adds a +4 circumstance bonus to Use Rope checks.

:: Size: -

:: Cost: 25gp/50 ft

:: Weight: 3 lbs

'''Lantern of Darkness'''

This item appears to be a normal hooded lantern and functions as such until the command word is spoken. When the command word is spoke, instead of emitting light the lantern acts as the centre of a Darkness spell as if cast by a 4th level wizard. The lantern can be used in this way only once a day, and doing so burns up all of the remaining oil in the lantern.

:: Faint evocation; CL 4th; Craft Wondrous Item, Darkness; Price 1440g; Weight 2 lb

'''Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics (signal rockets)'''

Another interesting gnomish invention, Splunder's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics combine dwarven gunpowder with exquisite elven dyes to produce a brilliant means of making signals at night. Each of the Pyrotechnics comes in the form of a small rocket, about the size of a torch; one need only place the rocket on the ground under open sky, light its fuse, and stand back; the rocket will launch, and explode (three rounds later, once its propellant has cooked) into a brilliant burst of colored light visible for up to ten miles. It is possible to use the Pyrotechnics as an impromptu dazzling device; one needs to hold the rocket by its launch peg and light it, pointing it toward a target - the resulting fire and smoke deals 1d4 fire damage to the wielder. On a direct hit from a ranged attack the rocket strikes the target, and explodes in a brilliant shower of colored light; this deals 1d6 fire damage to the target and fills a 30' area with a light - all within the area of effect must make a Will save (DC 18) or be blinded for 1d6 rounds. Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics come in a variety of colors.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 100gp

:: Damage: 1d6 (1d4 to wielder if used as a weapon)

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 100ft.

:: Weight: 2lbs.

:: Type: Fire

'''Thanatopticon'''

A product of artifice, the Thanatopticon is a hand-held device which is a sort of portable 'autopsy engine'. Used properly, the rays produced by the Thanatopticon can determine the state of a person (live, dead, or cataleptic) and their state of health as if using the Deathwatch spell. The Thanatopticon can assist in determining the appropriate course of treating an injury, giving the user a +3 bonus to Heal checks - this bonus also applies to Heal checks geared toward determining cause of death in a subject as well.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 300gp

==Weapons Table==

To address: Crit multiplier on firearms. Crit on dran great maul.

[[image:equipment01.jpg|thumb]]

{{TableMain}}
{{T01}}
| '''Simple Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''

|-
| Bayonet
| <center>5</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P </center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Martial Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Main Gauche
| <center>10</center>
| <center>1d3 </center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P or S</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''
|-
| Dran Flail
| <center>20</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>1d10 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

|-
| Earthbreaker
| <center>35</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Pistol
| <center>150</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>2d4</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>50</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Revolver
| <center>230</center>
| <center>1d4</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Rifle
| <center>360</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>120</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Repeating Rifle
| <center>250</center>
| <center>1d8</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>80</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Blunderbuss
| <center>400</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>x3</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>10lbs</center>
| <center>P & B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Exotic Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Claws of Attack, Orcish
| <center>25</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>18-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>2 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
|

|-
| Circleknife
| <center>40</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>3 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

|-
| Swordwhip, Charn
| <center>80</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, Trip</center>

|-
| Hookblade, Veyshanti
| <center>30</center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Skipball, Halfling
| <center>2</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>20 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Explosive Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Exotic Weapons'''</center>

|-
| Bomb
|
| <center>150</center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>x3 </center>
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>Fire </center>
|

|-
| Smoke Bomb
|
| <center>70</center>
| <center>Smoke </center>
|
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>-</center>
|

|}

==Weapon Descriptions==
[[image:equipment02.jpg|thumb]]The Emblem of Ea has a number of custom weapons and exotic items that are part of our game world. Some of these are simple variations on a common theme such as the Dran Flail and others are variations of firearms, which are a form of exotic weaponry available in our world. The following information breaks down these weapons which can also be seen in our character generation areas. Please note that this listing /only/ includes house variations on weapons or weapons with particularly complex rules. Most available weapon damages can be seen on our character generation objects. Also note that while armor has no notable differences, weapons for small and medium sized characters are different.

'''Bayonet:''' Bayonets are long slender blades that are attached to the ends of two-handed firearms (Blunderbusses, Muskets, Long Rifles) and two-handed crossbows (Light and Heavy Crossbows, normal or repeating varieties). Attaching a bayonet is a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity. Switching between the ranged weapon and the attached bayonet is a free action, allowing the user to mix ranged and melee attacks in the same round without penalty.

'''Blunderbuss:''' The blunderbuss hasn't changed much in function, though the form has benefited from the same advances as pistols and rifles. A Blunderbuss does full damage to a single target within the first range increment, or half damage to up to 3 adjacent targets beyond that to maximum range. A blunderbuss must be wielded in two hands.

'''Bola:''' This thrown weapon is a length of cord with stone or metal weights on the end, mostly used for catching animals. Bolas will entangle an opponent on a successful hit, in addition to causing damage. An entangled creature suffers -2 on attack rolls and a -4 penalty on effective Dexterity. The entangled creature can only move at half speed and cannot charge or run. If the entangled creature attempts to cast a spell, it must succeed at a Concentration check (DC 15). The entangled creature can escape with an Escape Artist check (DC 15) that is a full round action. The bolas has 4 hit points and can be burst with a Strength check (DC 23, also a full round action). A bola is only useful against Small, Medium, or Large size creatures. A bola is an exotic weapon requiring Exotic Weapon Proficiency (bola).

'''Circleknife:''' Circleknives are actually a broad category of weapons that are all handled in the same manner. A circleknife is characterized by a grip that is similar to a Punch Dagger, but uses one or more circular blades that come out perpendicular to the direction of the fist. All variations feature hooked edges or trapping areas to help with disarming foes, granting a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts. Additionally their broad surfaces help with parrying attacks, granting a +1 Dodge bonus to AC if wielded in pairs by a proficient user. Common variations include the Hornknife, which looks like two crescent-shaped blades merged together in opposing directions, with a leather grip at the center of one or the other. Wind and Fire Wheels are a variation from Tsang Lun, they are a full circular blade, sometimes with sharp serration, that features the grip on a crosspiece in the center of the wheel. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Claws of Attack, Orcish:''' This traditional orcish weapon consists of blades that emulate the 12 inch claws of a dire wolf. Sometimes they are designed literally as finger-blades and other times they are strapped to a large gauntlet. Either way, they require the user to get up close and personal with an opponent. The orcs treat orcish claws of attacks as martial weapons, otherwise they are exotic.

'''Flail, Dran:''' An evolution of the normal heavy flail, the Dran flail is one weapon that helps embody the Dran ideal; bred them big and bred them strong. A large heavy chain attached to a sphere or some other object larger then the head of an ox, the Dran flail is a reach weapon that cannot be used against adjacent opponents due to the space required to swing the head effectively. The Dran flail is a martial weapon.

'''Earthbreaker:''' This enormous weapon is a favorite of the Dranei Warriors of the north and their brutish and physically powerful allies among the northern jotun-kund (The Beastmen) and Orcs. Variations on this theme can be found as well among the dwarves. A martial weapon, it does incredible damage but also grants an additional +4 bonus when used on sunder attempts against shields. Various ornate versions of it exist ranging from enormous hammers to vast decorated clubs.

'''Hookblade, Veyshanti:''' An ancient weapon devised by the Veyshanti, the Hookblade is similar in construction to a scimitar but is curved inwards rather than back. This hook-like design allows it to negate the shield AC of the defender's Buckler, Light Shield or Heavy Shield (The shield AC of Tower Shield's are not affected). Additionally the Hookblade has a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts.

'''Pistol:''' A pistol is breech-loading, holding a single round. It requires two hands and a move action to reload (or free action with Lightning Reload (pistol)).
A pistol gains a +2 precision bonus to damage when using no other weapon or shield. This bonus only applies to targets capable of taking critical hits, and that are seen clearly -- a pistoleer cannot apply precision damage to targets with concealment. Finally, the bonus only applies to targets within 30' (this distance increases due to any effect that increases the maximum range of sneak attack).
This precision damage is multiplied on a confirmed critical hit.

'''Revolver:''' Revolvers (also pepperboxes, and other more exotic guns) hold 6 rounds.
Cocking the revolver for the next shot is a move action requiring two hands. It is a free action requiring only one hand with Lightning Reload (revolver).
Refilling a single revolver requires a standard action and both hands. With Lightning Reload (revolver), refilling one or two revolvers is a free action (and can be effectively ignored).

'''Rifle:''' Rifles are single-shot, requiring both hands and a move action to reload (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle)).

'''Rifle, Repeating:''' Repeating rifles have an internal magazine holding 6 rounds. Until the magazine is depleted you may fire with nothing but a free action to work the bolt. When empty, refilling the magazine requires a standard action (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle) and can be effectively ignored).
Generally repeating rifles are something only low level infantry types will be given; slightly higher prestige and training required than crossbows, but less finesse than bows.

'''Skipball, Halfling:''' Skipballs are small metal balls wrapped in specially-treated cord and a rubber-like resin. Virtually indistinguishable from a child's toy, a skipball strikes with much greater force due to the metal weight inside. A user does not need an Exotic Weapon Proficiency to hurl a Skipball without penalty, but having the required proficiency allows the user to ricochet it off of obstacles and opponents. On a successful hit the attacker (If proficient) can roll again using the same attack bonus but with an additional -4 penalty in order to hit another opponent that is no more than 20 ft from the original target. Defenders do not gain the benefits of Cover (+4 bonus to AC) against attacks made by a proficient Skipball user. A halfling treats a Skippball as a martial weapon.

'''Swordwhip, Charn:''' The swordwhip is a flexible weapon that is as beautiful as it is vicious when wielded proficiently. Originally only nobles and officers of the Stygian Empire carried them, but their usage has gradually expanded. Swordwhips are made with segmented blades bound by an elastic woven cord that runs through the center of the blade. If swung in a wide enough arc the cord stretches, causing the weapon to lengthen much like a whip. At the beginning of the wielder's turn she can choose to use it as a Piercing weapon, or as a Slashing weapon that has Reach, a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts and can make Trip attacks. This choice cannot be changed until the wielder's next turn. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Bombs and Smoke Bombs are per the Pathfinder Player's Guide.'''

====Ammunition for Firearms====

{| class="prettytable"
| Pistol
| 3g for 10

|-
| Rifle, Blunderbuss
| 4g for 10

|}

====Notes on Firearms====
* Firearms can be fired prone, like crossbows, unlike bows.
* Firearms can be fired while mounted, unlike longbows.

=Magic Items=

'''Shifterskin'''

This is a magic item that enables the wearer to take on an animal form one or more times a day. Shifterskin capabilities, and cost, correspond to a single use of the Beast Shape I, II, III, or IV spells as appropriate. The simplest form (Beast Shape I) is usable once per day and costs 5400 gp.

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Equipment

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=General Use Items=
'''Clockwork Chess Set'''

Combining the intricate mechanisms of calculating engines and the torso and arms of a clockwork soldier, this device entertains kings and sharpens the wits of scholars. It is a mechanism capable of playing a single game – most commonly chess hence the name, but any game which can be played from a seated position without a need for physical speed can be programmed into one of these devices. The device can see the board (or cards or whatever) with crystalline eyes, and can manipulate the pieces with delicate metallic hands. It can synthesize a small number of important words such as ‘Check’ or ‘Call’ but no more then eight such words. It runs for one hour on a pound of coal. The mechanism is extremely delicate; while it has a hardness of 7 and 10 hit points, a single point of damage that penetrates the hardness reduces the skill of the machine by 5 and a second point renders it incapable of playing until it is repaired. The cost of the device is 1000 gp plus 150 gp per skill rank. Thus a device that plays chess at skill of 15 costs 2,250 gold.

'''Defensible Parasol'''

Created originally as a security measure for Myrrish nobility, the Defensible Parasol is an uncommon but useful device mostly seen among ladies (or sometimes gentlemen) of refinement or technological leanings. The parasol is made of handsome hardwood with reinforced iron ribs, and its canopy is constructed of dyed, weatherproofed canvas; not only can it keep up to three people from the rain and sunlight, its reinforced construction allows it to also serve as a buckler for purposes of defense when unfurled. The parasol also has a retractable spike in its shaft that projects out of the end of the shaft - it can serve as a shortspear in this case. It cannot protect and be used as a spear at the same time, however; the parasol must be furled for the spear to function, and vice versa.

:: Size: Medium.

:: Cost: 150gp.

:: Weight: 3lbs.

'''Dwarven Armored Kilt'''

The armored kilt is made of a thick cloth skirt with bars of steel hanging down from the waist and a ring of horizontal steel plates just above the hem. An armored kilt can be worn separately as light armor, or it can be added to other suits of light or medium armor. Adding an armored kilt increases a suit of armor’s armor bonus by +1, but it adds 15 pounds to the armor, lowers the maximum Dex bonus by 1, and increases the armor’s weight category (from light to medium and from medium to heavy). Adding an armored kilt to heavy armor does not provide an armor bonus increase.

'''Dwarven Breaching Engine'''

A common tool in Khazad Duin, the Breaching Engine from Ironhold's foundries is a masterful means of clearing rock and - in some cases - laying siege. Heavy steam pressure propels this device's heavy hammer foreword with frightening strength, dealing damage to obstructions and ignoring hardness up to 8. Stone is the most commonly affected material, as the Breaching Engine was designed to batter through rock walls to get to veins of precious metals and trapped miners on occasion. It can be employed as a weapon, but requires a full round to charge and the feat Weapon Proficiency: Exotic (Breaching Engine).

:: Size: Large

:: Cost: 400gp

:: Damage: 3d8

:: Critical: 20/x3

:: Range Increment: -

:: Weight: 40lbs.

:: Type: Bludgeoning

'''Dwarven Pullygun'''

From the halls of Ironhold in Khazad Duin comes the Dwarven Pulleygun. This pulley gun makes scaling walls or moving heavy loads across chasms a breeze. A blast of steam propels a thick metal spike up to 50 feet through the air and deep into any surface up to hardness of 8. The force of impact compresses the spike causes it to dig into the surface and secure itself. An instant after the spike, a second blast of steam shoots a pulley and rope attachment from a second barrel, which locks onto the spike. Once secure, one hundred feet of spidersilk rope can be used to move up to 800 lbs of weight. Resetting the gun after it's fired takes four minutes. Using the pulley gun requires a DC 20 Use Tech Device skill. If fired at someone as a weapon, it is considered an exotic weapon with a range of fifty feet for 3d6 piercing damage.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 225 gp

:: Weight: 8 lbs

'''Gnomish Gyroparasol'''

The gnomish entry into the Steamtech race comes straight from Clockwork Point. This umbrella can protect up to 3 medium sized characters from rain and harsh sunlight. Its cunningly shaped panels also spin when a strong wind rushes through them while a gyroscopic stabilizer keeps the umbrella steady in its users hand. This improvement keeps the parasol from being blown away but also can slow the fall of 600 lbs of weight, preventing the first 3d6 points of damage suffered from falling.

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 150 gp

:: Weight: 2 lbs

'''Goblin Army Knife'''

It's not stylish but it gets the job done. The Goblin Army Knife is a tool of all trades. I saws, digs trenches, lights fires, hammers nails, polishes and oils armor, makes duck calls, sews clothing and even has
twenty five feet of spidersilk rope in it with a test weight of 100 lbs. It's a fishing rod, a 1 person canvas tent and it only weighs four pounds. Operating each function due to the system of levers, takes three rounds
but no skill check is required.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 50 gp

:: Weight: 4 lbs

'''Goblin Catapult'''

Developed originally for specific elements of the Grimdiddle goblin clan by the Kurba brothers of Arngrun, this catapult is a weird, effective, but sometimes very dangerous foray into the realm of portable bombardment. The catapult is a device that is worn on the back, with a powerful spring-loaded arm that is drawn back by a crank on its side; one simply need load a or small-sized grenade weapon (a flask of acid, alchemist's fire, holy water, or the like) into the arm's basket, range to target, and release! Accuracy is somewhat spotty, however - a user takes an automatic -1 penalty to hit when using the device, but the ability to strike at long range generally offsets this. On a natural 1, however, the DM must roll 1d8 to determine if a serious malfunction has occured; a roll of 1 or 2 indicates the launched missile is woefully short and hits the catapult's wearer instead!

:: Size: Medium

:: Cost: 200gp

:: Damage: as per missile

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 125 ft.

:: Weight: 20lbs.

:: Type: as per missile

'''Spider Silk Rope'''

This rope is even sturdier and more lightweight then silk rope. It has 5 hit points and can be burst with a DC 25 strength check. Its tacky but supple texture adds a +4 circumstance bonus to Use Rope checks.

:: Size: -

:: Cost: 25gp/50 ft

:: Weight: 3 lbs

'''Lantern of Darkness'''

This item appears to be a normal hooded lantern and functions as such until the command word is spoken. When the command word is spoke, instead of emitting light the lantern acts as the centre of a Darkness spell as if cast by a 4th level wizard. The lantern can be used in this way only once a day, and doing so burns up all of the remaining oil in the lantern.

:: Faint evocation; CL 4th; Craft Wondrous Item, Darkness; Price 1440g; Weight 2 lb

'''Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics (signal rockets)'''

Another interesting gnomish invention, Splunder's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics combine dwarven gunpowder with exquisite elven dyes to produce a brilliant means of making signals at night. Each of the Pyrotechnics comes in the form of a small rocket, about the size of a torch; one need only place the rocket on the ground under open sky, light its fuse, and stand back; the rocket will launch, and explode (three rounds later, once its propellant has cooked) into a brilliant burst of colored light visible for up to ten miles. It is possible to use the Pyrotechnics as an impromptu dazzling device; one needs to hold the rocket by its launch peg and light it, pointing it toward a target - the resulting fire and smoke deals 1d4 fire damage to the wielder. On a direct hit from a ranged attack the rocket strikes the target, and explodes in a brilliant shower of colored light; this deals 1d6 fire damage to the target and fills a 30' area with a light - all within the area of effect must make a Will save (DC 18) or be blinded for 1d6 rounds. Splundar's Patented Portentious Pyrotechnics come in a variety of colors.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 100gp

:: Damage: 1d6 (1d4 to wielder if used as a weapon)

:: Critical: -

:: Range Increment: 100ft.

:: Weight: 2lbs.

:: Type: Fire

'''Thanatopticon'''

A product of artifice, the Thanatopticon is a hand-held device which is a sort of portable 'autopsy engine'. Used properly, the rays produced by the Thanatopticon can determine the state of a person (live, dead, or cataleptic) and their state of health as if using the Deathwatch spell. The Thanatopticon can assist in determining the appropriate course of treating an injury, giving the user a +3 bonus to Heal checks - this bonus also applies to Heal checks geared toward determining cause of death in a subject as well.

:: Size: Small

:: Cost: 300gp

==Weapons Table==

To address: Crit multiplier on firearms. Crit on dran great maul.

[[image:equipment01.jpg|thumb]]

{{TableMain}}
{{T01}}
| '''Simple Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''

|-
| Bayonet
| <center>5</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P </center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Martial Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Main Gauche
| <center>10</center>
| <center>1d3 </center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>P or S</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed ''
|-
| Dran Flail
| <center>20</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>1d10 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

|-
| Earthbreaker
| <center>35</center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>50 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Pistol
| <center>150</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>2d4</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>50</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Revolver
| <center>230</center>
| <center>1d4</center>
| <center>1d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>.5lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Rifle
| <center>360</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>120</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Repeating Rifle
| <center>250</center>
| <center>1d8</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>19-20 x2</center>
| <center>80</center>
| <center>2lbs</center>
| <center>P</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Blunderbuss
| <center>400</center>
| <center>1d10</center>
| <center>2d6</center>
| <center>x3</center>
| <center>30</center>
| <center>10lbs</center>
| <center>P & B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Exotic Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Special'''</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Unarmed ''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Light''

|-
| Claws of Attack, Orcish
| <center>25</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>18-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>2 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
|

|-
| Circleknife
| <center>40</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>3 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''One-handed''

|-
| Swordwhip, Charn
| <center>80</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, Trip</center>

|-
| Hookblade, Veyshanti
| <center>30</center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>1d8 </center>
| <center>19-20 x2 </center>
| <center>-</center>
| <center>4 lbs </center>
| <center>S</center>
| <center>Disarm, See Desc</center>

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Two-Handed''

{{T02}}
| colspan="9" | ''Ranged''

|-
| Skipball, Halfling
| <center>2</center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>1d6 </center>
| <center>20 x3 </center>
| <center>20 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>B</center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| Bola
| <center>1</center>
| <center>1d3 </center>
| <center>1d4 </center>
| <center>20 x2 </center>
| <center>20 ft. </center>
| <center>2 lbs </center>
| <center>B </center>
| <center>See Desc</center>

|-
| colspan="9" |

{{T01}}
| '''Explosive Weapons'''
| <center>'''Cost (g)'''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (S) '''</center>
| <center>'''Dmg (M) '''</center>
| <center>'''Critical '''</center>
| <center>'''Range Increment'''</center>
| <center>'''Weight '''</center>
| <center>'''Type '''</center>
| <center>'''Exotic Weapons'''</center>

|-
| Bomb
|
| <center>150</center>
| <center>2d6 </center>
| <center>x3 </center>
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>Fire </center>
|

|-
| Smoke Bomb
|
| <center>70</center>
| <center>Smoke </center>
|
| <center>10 ft. </center>
| <center>1 lb. </center>
| <center>-</center>
|

|}

==Weapon Descriptions==
[[image:equipment02.jpg|thumb]]The Emblem of Ea has a number of custom weapons and exotic items that are part of our game world. Some of these are simple variations on a common theme such as the Dran Flail and others are variations of firearms, which are a form of exotic weaponry available in our world. The following information breaks down these weapons which can also be seen in our character generation areas. Please note that this listing /only/ includes house variations on weapons or weapons with particularly complex rules. Most available weapon damages can be seen on our character generation objects. Also note that while armor has no notable differences, weapons for small and medium sized characters are different.

'''Bayonet:''' Bayonets are long slender blades that are attached to the ends of two-handed firearms (Blunderbusses, Muskets, Long Rifles) and two-handed crossbows (Light and Heavy Crossbows, normal or repeating varieties). Attaching a bayonet is a standard action that provokes attacks of opportunity. Switching between the ranged weapon and the attached bayonet is a free action, allowing the user to mix ranged and melee attacks in the same round without penalty.

'''Blunderbuss:''' The blunderbuss hasn't changed much in function, though the form has benefited from the same advances as pistols and rifles. A Blunderbuss does full damage to a single target within the first range increment, or half damage to up to 3 adjacent targets beyond that to maximum range. A blunderbuss must be wielded in two hands.

'''Bola:''' This thrown weapon is a length of cord with stone or metal weights on the end, mostly used for catching animals. Bolas will entangle an opponent on a successful hit, in addition to causing damage. An entangled creature suffers -2 on attack rolls and a -4 penalty on effective Dexterity. The entangled creature can only move at half speed and cannot charge or run. If the entangled creature attempts to cast a spell, it must succeed at a Concentration check (DC 15). The entangled creature can escape with an Escape Artist check (DC 15) that is a full round action. The bolas has 4 hit points and can be burst with a Strength check (DC 23, also a full round action). A bola is only useful against Small, Medium, or Large size creatures. A bola is an exotic weapon requiring Exotic Weapon Proficiency (bola).

'''Circleknife:''' Circleknives are actually a broad category of weapons that are all handled in the same manner. A circleknife is characterized by a grip that is similar to a Punch Dagger, but uses one or more circular blades that come out perpendicular to the direction of the fist. All variations feature hooked edges or trapping areas to help with disarming foes, granting a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts. Additionally their broad surfaces help with parrying attacks, granting a +1 Dodge bonus to AC if wielded in pairs by a proficient user. Common variations include the Hornknife, which looks like two crescent-shaped blades merged together in opposing directions, with a leather grip at the center of one or the other. Wind and Fire Wheels are a variation from Tsang Lun, they are a full circular blade, sometimes with sharp serration, that features the grip on a crosspiece in the center of the wheel. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Claws of Attack, Orcish:''' This traditional orcish weapon consists of blades that emulate the 12 inch claws of a dire wolf. Sometimes they are designed literally as finger-blades and other times they are strapped to a large gauntlet. Either way, they require the user to get up close and personal with an opponent. The orcs treat orcish claws of attacks as martial weapons, otherwise they are exotic.

'''Flail, Dran:''' An evolution of the normal heavy flail, the Dran flail is one weapon that helps embody the Dran ideal; bred them big and bred them strong. A large heavy chain attached to a sphere or some other object larger then the head of an ox, the Dran flail is a reach weapon that cannot be used against adjacent opponents due to the space required to swing the head effectively. The Dran flail is a martial weapon.

'''Earthbreaker:''' This enormous weapon is a favorite of the Dranei Warriors of the north and their brutish and physically powerful allies among the northern jotun-kund (The Beastmen) and Orcs. Variations on this theme can be found as well among the dwarves. A martial weapon, it does incredible damage but also grants an additional +4 bonus when used on sunder attempts against shields. Various ornate versions of it exist ranging from enormous hammers to vast decorated clubs.

'''Hookblade, Veyshanti:''' An ancient weapon devised by the Veyshanti, the Hookblade is similar in construction to a scimitar but is curved inwards rather than back. This hook-like design allows it to negate the shield AC of the defender's Buckler, Light Shield or Heavy Shield (The shield AC of Tower Shield's are not affected). Additionally the Hookblade has a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts.

'''Pistol:''' A pistol is breech-loading, holding a single round. It requires two hands and a move action to reload (or free action with Lightning Reload (pistol)).
A pistol gains a +2 precision bonus to damage when using no other weapon or shield. This bonus only applies to targets capable of taking critical hits, and that are seen clearly -- a pistoleer cannot apply precision damage to targets with concealment. Finally, the bonus only applies to targets within 30' (this distance increases due to any effect that increases the maximum range of sneak attack).
This precision damage is multiplied on a confirmed critical hit.

'''Revolver:''' Revolvers (also pepperboxes, and other more exotic guns) hold 6 rounds.
Cocking the revolver for the next shot is a move action requiring two hands. It is a free action requiring only one hand with Lightning Reload (revolver).
Refilling a single revolver requires a standard action and both hands. With Lightning Reload (revolver), refilling one or two revolvers is a free action (and can be effectively ignored).

'''Rifle:''' Rifles are single-shot, requiring both hands and a move action to reload (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle)).

'''Rifle, Repeating:''' Repeating rifles have an internal magazine holding 6 rounds. Until the magazine is depleted you may fire with nothing but a free action to work the bolt. When empty, refilling the magazine requires a standard action (free action with Lightning Reload (rifle) and can be effectively ignored).
Generally repeating rifles are something only low level infantry types will be given; slightly higher prestige and training required than crossbows, but less finesse than bows.

'''Skipball, Halfling:''' Skipballs are small metal balls wrapped in specially-treated cord and a rubber-like resin. Virtually indistinguishable from a child's toy, a skipball strikes with much greater force due to the metal weight inside. A user does not need an Exotic Weapon Proficiency to hurl a Skipball without penalty, but having the required proficiency allows the user to ricochet it off of obstacles and opponents. On a successful hit the attacker (If proficient) can roll again using the same attack bonus but with an additional -4 penalty in order to hit another opponent that is no more than 20 ft from the original target. Defenders do not gain the benefits of Cover (+4 bonus to AC) against attacks made by a proficient Skipball user. A halfling treats a Skippball as a martial weapon.

'''Swordwhip, Charn:''' The swordwhip is a flexible weapon that is as beautiful as it is vicious when wielded proficiently. Originally only nobles and officers of the Stygian Empire carried them, but their usage has gradually expanded. Swordwhips are made with segmented blades bound by an elastic woven cord that runs through the center of the blade. If swung in a wide enough arc the cord stretches, causing the weapon to lengthen much like a whip. At the beginning of the wielder's turn she can choose to use it as a Piercing weapon, or as a Slashing weapon that has Reach, a +2 bonus to Disarm attempts and can make Trip attacks. This choice cannot be changed until the wielder's next turn. This is an exotic weapon.

'''Bombs and Smoke Bombs are per the Pathfinder Player's Guide.'''

====Ammunition for Firearms====

{| class="prettytable"
| Pistol
| 3g for 10

|-
| Rifle, Blunderbuss
| 4g for 10

|}

====Notes on Firearms====
* Firearms can be fired prone, like crossbows, unlike bows.
* Firearms can be fired while mounted, unlike longbows.

=Magic Items=

'''Shifterskin'''

This is a magic item that enables the wearer to take on an animal form one or more times a day. Shifterskin capabilities, and cost, correspond to a single use of the Beast Shape I, II, III, or IV spells as appropriate. The simplest form (Beast Shape I) is usable once per day and costs 5400 gp.

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