Simple Ranged Weapons

Old Model Pistol Simple Ranged Weapons Weapon Cost Damage Weight Properties Old Model Pistol 25,000 cens 2d4 piercing 1 lb. Ammunition (range 30/300), hidden, light, long reload (10 shots) Used during the Ishval Civil War and before, old model pistols like the C96 are largely considered outdated. While they were a big step in the direction toward the modern handgun, their non-removable magazine makes ammunition management tedious at best, and their smaller caliber carries less force. However, due to their wide-spread production and demilitarized use, they're relatively easy for civilians to afford.

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Revolver Simple Ranged Weapons Weapon Cost Damage Weight Properties Revolver 25,000 cens 2d6 piercing 1 lb. Ammunition (range 30/300), long reload (6 shots) While technically older than an old model pistol, revolvers have stood the test of time as reliable weapons capable of handling larger rounds without may chamber pressure limitations.

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Handgun Simple Ranged Weapons Weapon Cost Damage Weight Properties Handgun 50,000 cens 2d6 piercing 1 lb. Ammunition (range 30/300), light, reload (12 shots) Modern pistols are largely available to nearly every member of the military and police, though a number have been legally and illegally circulated within the civilian market.

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Pump Shotgun Simple Ranged Weapons Weapon Cost Damage Weight Properties Pump Shotgun 75,000 cens 1d4 piercing 7 lb. Ammunition (range 30/300), reload (6 shots), spread (1d6), two-handed, loading Shotguns fire a large spread of small, relatively low velocity projectiles with a single shot. While initially introduced into the military, their simple production and the use of body armor have made them mostly a non-issue for military personnel, leading to them being widespread on the civilian market.

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Double-Barrel Shotgun Simple Ranged Weapons Weapon Cost Damage Weight Properties Double-Barrel Shotgun 50,000 cens 1d4 piercing 7 lb. Ammunition (range 30/300), reload (2 shots), spread (1d6), two-handed Even older than pump-action shotguns, double-barrel shotguns were some of the earliest handheld gunpowder weapons created, and as such have been outpaced in military use, making them exclusively civilian.

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Padded Armor

Padded Armor: Light Armor

Ranging anywhere from a gambeson, to hardened leather, to a weaker defensive vest, an extra layer of padding can reliably stop a dagger or grazed bullet, but not much else. This armor has a damage threshold of 5.

Chain Shirt

Chain Shirt: Light Armor

A chain shirt grants significantly more protection than cloth padding using a simple, cheap combination of chain rings. In modern armor, it is typically compressed in a vest, dispersing force and reducing penetration from attacks, while historically it was worn loose beneath clothing. This armor has a damage threshold of 7.

Breastplate

Breastplate: Light Armor

A thick piece of metal or ceramic shaped to the wearer's chest, a breastplate can typically deflect most direct blows from edged weapons and smaller calibers. This armor has a damage threshold of 10.

Hide Armor

Hide Armor: Medium Armor

Hide armor is similar to padded armor, with the difference being the replacement of simple cloth with hardened leather, making it significantly more protecting and heavier than padded armor. This armor has a damage threshold of 7.

Chain Armor

Chain Armor: Medium Armor

Unlike a simple chain shirt, chain mail covers the wearer's entire body, but weighs significantly more. This armor has a damage threshold of 10.

Half Plate

Half Plate: Medium Armor

With plates of metal or ceramic covering most of the wearer's body, half plate significantly lowers the chance for injury. This armor has a damage threshold of 12.

Woven Metal

Woven Metal: Heavy Armor

Woven metal armor consists of strips of metal woven together with hardened leather, making it significantly lighter that other heavy armor, but heavier than any light armor. This armor has a damage threshold of 10.

Split Armor

Splint Armor: Heavy Armor

Rather than rings, splint armor is constructed of metal strips riveted to much lighter armor, allowing nearly any armor to feasibly deflect bullets. This armor has a damage threshold of 14.

Plate Armor

Plate Armor: Heavy Armor

With plates covering the wearer's entire body, injury from anything but rifle rounds becomes highly unlikely, as does the wearer dodging such an attack. This armor has a damage threshold of 15.

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