Lonewolf Ubiquity

[phantomdoodler]

I think the Ubiquity system may well work for Lonewolf, owing to its rule light feel.

CHARACTER GENERATION

Step 1: Archetype
Choose one of the following Archetypes:

Academic (Scholar, Sage, Astrologer)
Adventurer (Smuggler, Pirate, Duellist)
Artisan (Blacksmith, Engineer, Alchemist)
Aristocrat (Diplomat, Courtier, Noble, Prince)
Commoner (Farmer, Servant, Cook)
Criminal (Thief, Pick Pocket, Charltan)
Entertainer (Troubadour, Conjurer, Storyteller)
Explorer (Cartographer, Navigator, Ship Captain)
Guardian (Bodyguard, Town Guard, Knight of the White Mountain)
Healer (Herbalist, Village Midwife, Court Physician, Redeemer)
Hunter (Woodsman, Scout, Border Ranger)
Magician (Necromancer, Brotherhood Magician, Magician of Dessi)
Merchant (Trader, Guildmaster, Innkeeper)
Mystic (Tribal Shaman, Wandering Monk, Prophetess)
Native (Vakeros Villager, Rivorzha Tribesman, Kundi)
Outcast (Exiled Pirate, Giak Deserter, Bandit)
Priest (Cleric, Druid, Herbwarden, Monk of the Sword)
Soldier (Mercenary, Tower Gunner, Vakeros Warrior-mage)
Warrior (Gladiator, Telcharim Warrior, Ice Barbarian )

Step 2: Motivation
Choose are make up a motivation for your character:

Duty (You continue to follow a code or organization.)
Faith (Your belief in a higher power guides your actions.)
Greed (You want to accumulate as much wealth as possible.)
Discovery (You want to explore Magnumund.)
Love (Your strong feelings for someone, someplace or something drives you.)
Power (You want to amass as much power as possible).
Protect (Your actions are dictated by the need to protect those weaker than you).
Honour (You live your life by a strict code that guides your actions).
Knowledge. (You are driven to understand the world and the events around you).
Fame (You desperately want to make a name for yourself).
Redemption (You try to redeem yourself for a past act).
Revenge (Your thirst for vengeance dictates your actions).

Step 3: Primary Attributes
Spend 15 points, assigning 1 to 5 points to each.

Dexterity
Endurance
Strength
Charisma
Intelligence
Willpower

Step 4: Secondary Attributes

Size (Base of 0)
Move (Strength + Dexterity)
Perception (Intelligence + Willpower)
Initiative (Dexterity + Intelligence)
Defence (Endurance  + Dexterity - Size)
Stun (Endurance)
Health (Endurance + Willpower +Size)

Step 5: Skills
Spend 15 points on Skills, spending up to 5 points on each. Specialisms cost 1/2 pt each, and you must have at least 1 point in a skill (Specialisms add 1 die to skill attempts using that specialism, and you may only choose one per skill). Untrained, a skill is equal to the governing attribute -2 dice.

Academics* (History, Law, Literature, Occult, Religion, Astronomy)
Acrobatics (Balance, Breakfall, Contortion, Juggling, Tumbling)
Animal Handling (Cats, Dogs, Horses, Birds, Reptiles)
Archery (Blowguns, Bows, Crossbows, Nets, Slings)
Art* (Music, Painting, Sculpture, Writing)
Alchemy (Potions, Toxins, Acids, Powders)
Athletics (Climbing, Jumping, Running, Swimming, Throwing)
Brawl (Block, Disarm, Grapple, Kick, Punch, Throw)
Bureaucracy ( Academia, Business, Government, Legal, Military)
Con (Bluff, Fast Talk, Lying, Tricks, Seduction)
Craft* (Apothecary, Blacksmithing, Carpentry, Leatherworking, Masonry, Engineering)
Demolitions (Gunpowder, Improvised, Incendiary, Crystal, Naphtha)
Diplomacy (Etiquette, Leadership, Negotiation, Persuasion, Politics)
Empathy (Body language, Emotions, Intuition, Lies, Motives)
Firearms (Arquebus, Blunderbuss, Long Rifle, Musket, Pistol)
Focus (Meditation, Resolve, Courage, Resistance, Concentration)
Gambling (Active games, Cheating, Card games, Board games, Dice games)
Gunnery (Catapults, Bombards, Cannons, Ballista, Trebuchet)
Intimidation (Interrogation, Orders, Staredown, Threats, Torture)
Investigation (Crimes, Enigmas, Interview, Research, Search)
Larceny (Burglary, Lockpicking, Pickpocketing, Sleight of Hand, Traps)
Linguistics (Deciphering, Gestures, Codes, Lip Reading, Translation)
Magic* (Wizardry, Sorcery, Black Arts)
Martial Arts* (Punch, Kick, Grapple, Throw, Block)
Medicine (Diagnosis, Diseases, First Aid, Surgery, Veterinary)
Melee (Axes, Clubs, Knives, Spears, Swords)
Performance (Acting, Dancing, Musical Instrument, Oratory, Singing)
Pilot* (Ships, Balloons, Lajekeka, Skyships, Ironclads)
Ride (Itikar, Kraan, Doomwolves, Camels, Horses, Vehicles)
Stealth (Camouflage, Disguise, Shadowing, Sneaking, Hiding)
Streetwise (Black market, Carousing, Haggling, Rumours, Scrounging)
Survival (Foraging, Hunting, Navigation, Shelter, Tracking)
Tinkering (Clockwork, Engineering, Demolitions)
Warfare (Logistics, Organization, Strategy, Tactics, Terrain)
* Specialized skill

Step 6: Talents
Choose any five Talents.

Step 7: Flaws
Each player may choose a single flaw for their character. This provides an additional Style point at the beginning of play. The following flaws are available. Italicised flaws are Severe in nature- Severe flaws provide two style points instead of one.

Physical Flaws
Allergy (Allergic to some relative common substance)
Blind (Cannot see, and automatically fails sight rolls)
Clumsy (Poor coordination)
Crippled (Cannot walk)
Deaf (Cannot hear, automatically fails hearing rolls)
Dying (Has an incurable disease and may soon die)
Elderly (Advanced in age)
Flea-Infested (Riddled by flees and lice)
Glass Jaw (Easily stunned and knocked out)
Hard of Hearing (Poor hearing and may misunderstand speech)
Illness (May be incapacitated by illness)
Lame (Has a bad leg or foot and moves slower than others)
Light Sensitive (Eyes are extremely sensitive to light)
Low Pain Tolerance (Has extreme sensitivity to pain)
Mute (Cannot speak and must write or gesture instead)
Obese (Larger and slower than normal)
One Arm (Missing an arm and has trouble doing work)
One Eye (Missing an eye and has poor depth perception)
Poor Vision (Bad eyesight and has trouble identifying things)
Ravenous (you require an immense amount of food to sustain yourself)
Sickly (Prone to sickness and fatigue)
Skinny (Has a weak physique)
Slow Healer (You heal more slowly than others)
Small (Not as big or strong as others)
Young (Child or youth)

Mental Flaws
Absent-Minded (Often forgets or overlooks important details)
Addiction (Hooked on a specific substance or activity)
Amnesia Lost his memory and may have flashbacks)
Blabber Mouth (Cant keep a secret)
Cautious (Acts only when having all available knowledge and decided on best outcome)
Code of Conduct (Lives by a rigid code of behaviour)
Coward* (Afraid of conflict and may run from a fight)
Curious (Fascinated by the unknown)
Delusional (Suffers from hallucinations or delusions)
Depressed (Sad and pessimistic)
Easily Lost (no sense of direction)
Gluttonous (Continually eating)
Hard To Train (Finds it hard to learn new things)
Hesitant (Unable to make quick decisions)
Illiterate (uneducated and cannot read or write)
Impulsive (Impatient and reckless and often gets in trouble)
Jaded (Easily Jaded and bored)
Lazy (Avoids work)
Loyal (Loyal to an individual or cause)
Lustful (Has an eye for the ladies and a strong libido)
Malaise (Constantly feels discontent, worried or lethargic)
Megalomania (Delusions of grandeur)
Multiple Personalities (Has two distinct personalities)
Obsession (Compulsion to perform a particular activity)
Overconfident (Foolhardy and sometimes gets in over his head)
Paranoia (Anxious and distrusts everyone around her)
Perfectionist (Overly demanding of himself and of others)
Phobia (Scared of a particular thing and will avoid it)
Short Temper (Has trouible controlling anger)
Skeptic (Never takes anything at face value)
Thrill-Seeker (Addicted to danger)
Timid (Nervous and anxious)
Vow (Sworn to an action or organization)

Social Flaws
Aloof (Distant and remote)
Animal Antipathy (Animals show great hostility)
Bad Reputation (Character has a bad name)
Boring (your actions or even your presence bores people)
Braggart (Inflates abilities to epic proportions)
Callous (Selfish, uncaring and insensitive of others)
Condescending (Thinks he is better than everyone else)
Criminal (Believed to have committed a serious crime)
Despised (Conjures bad feelings from others)
Disfigured (Ugly, unattractive and repulsive to others)
Dominant (Always wants to be the leader)
Doomsayer (You are given to prophesying death and detruction
Exiled (Driven from his homeland)
Fanatical (Zealous and hot headed)
Gossip (Cannot help spreading rumours)
Gullible (Will believe almost anything)
Herd Mentality (Dislikes being alone)
Honest (Never lies)
Inscrutable (Mysterious and hard to read)
Intolerant (Biased against a certain thing)
Liar (constantly embellishes truth)
Lovelorn (Lovesick and forelorn)
Masochism (Gets a kick out of feeling pain)
Meddler (cant help but get involved in other's affairs)
Merciful (Compassionate and forgiving)
Nemesis (You have an implacable rival)
Obvious (unable to hide your motivations)
Pacifist (Opposed to violence and war for any reason)
Repulsive (Other people find character disgusting)
Secret (Has an embarrassing or or shameful secret)
Shy (Dislikes social situations and tries to avoid them)
Slave Mentality (Cant act without strong leader present)
Speech Impediment (Trouble speaking and may be misunderstood)
Stingy (Tight with money)
Stubborn (Obstinate and hard headed)
Submissive (Easily bullied and wants to be lead)
Superstitious (Goes out of his way to follow unusual beliefs)
Vain (Egotistical and narcissistic)
Vengeful (Bent on revenge)

Miscellaneous Flaws
Danger Magnet (attracts trouble through no fault of own)
Hunted (Pursued by an individual or organization)
Poor (Destitute and bad with money)
Primitive (Has difficulty with technological items)
Unlucky (Cursed, jinxed or otherwise unlucky)

Step 8: Finishing Touches
Each player now has 15 Experience points to further develop their characters, which can be used to increase attributes, or gain skills, specialisations and Disciplines:

Trait	Experience Point Cost
Primary Attribute Skill Skill Specialisation Talent	New Attribute Level x 5 points New Skill Level x 2 points 3 points 15 points

Languages of Magnamund
Each player will be fluent in their native tongue. For each level in the Linguistics skill, you may choose a language to be fluent in, with an additional language being taken by choosing a specialty.

Drodarin
Sommlending
Giak
Vassagonian
Ice Barbarian
Aluvian
Nael
Vaderish
Tiana

Dwarf Template
starting Attribute: +1 Endurance, +1 Willpower, -1 Dexterity, -1 Charisma
Natural Advantages: Gain Crafts as a general skill,
Drawbacks: Dwarf (-1 Size, Strength and Endurance), Greedy

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Archetypes

Kai Lord
Players who elect to play one of the fabled Kai Lords of Magnamund have access to a number of special abilities, known as the Kai Disciplines. It is impossible to learn this Disciplines without being trained from an early age, so non may be learned by other characters. The first 10 Disciplines must first be mastered, before a Kai Lord can progress to yet more powerful abilities.
Young Kai Lords live a secluded life in the Kai Monastery, where they are taught how to develop their abilities, but as they grow older, they are sent into the world, using their skills for good. These missions, which may be alone, or joined by other Kai or allies, take them further afield, as the Kai Lord grows stronger in their abilities. As the Kai lord obtains more disciplines, they are awarded Kai Titles:

Rank:Kai Title
1: Novice
2: Intuite
3: Doan
4: Acolyte
5: Initiate
6: Aspirant
7: Guardian
8: Warmarn or Journeyman*
9: Savant
10: Initiate Master

* At this level, a Kai Lord is sent either to command the Sommlendng army, or to act as a scout and spy.

Kai Discipline Talents

Animal Kinship
This skill enables a Kai Lord to communicate with some animals and to be able to guess the intentions of others.

Benefit: Your character may attempt to communicate with any normal animal with a successful Willpower x2 (or Focus) roll. The difficulty is based on the animal's intelligence. Highly intelligent species, such as Noodnics or Karkami require only 1 success, while most animals require 2. Large carnivores, such as bears or kalkoths require 3 or more successes. The level of communication is based upon the degree of success. You also gain a +2 bonus dice to Survival tests when identifying animals, and to all Animal Handling tests when interacting with an animal you are communicating with.

Camouflage
This discipline enables a Kai Lord to blend in with his surroundings. In the countryside, they can hide undetected among trees and rocks and pass close to an enemy. seen. In a town or city, it enables him to look and sound like a native of the area and it can help him to find shelter or a safe hiding place.

Benefit: You gain +2 bonus dice when making Stealth and Influence rolls. You may also attempt to seek safe shelter, such as an abandoned building or cave, by making a Willpower x2 roll (or Focus), with a difficulty based on the availability of such shelter. The more successes generated, the stronger the pull towards the nearest area of safety.

Healing
This Discipline can be used to restore Wounds lost through injury.

Benefit: You may enter a meditative trance in order to heal yourself. Upon entering the trance, make a Willpower x2 (or Focus) roll. For each success, you may heal either one Lethal Wound, or two Non-lethal wounds, over the course of an hour, so long as you are not disturbed. While in the trance, you are completely helpless (No active Defence possible).
You may also enhance your natural medicinal skills with this discipline, gaining +2 Bonus dice when making Medicine rolls.

Hunting
This skill ensures that a Kai Lord will never starve in the wild. They will always be able to hunt for food for themselves except in areas of wasteland and desert.

Benefit: You gain +2 Bonus dice to all Survival rolls when foraging and hunting for food, except for areas of wasteland and desert. In addition you may add +2 Bonus dice to Stealth rolls when sneaking or stalking prey.

Mindblast
This skill enables a Kai Lord to attack an enemy using the force of his mind.

Benefit: You may launch a psychic attack against a target. This requires a Willpower x2 (or Focus) roll, opposed by the target's Willpower. If this test is successful, the psychic attack causes one non-lethal wound for each success that exceeds the targets Willpower. If this damage exceeds their Stun rating, they are also stunned from the psychic shock.
Certain targets are immune to psychic attacks, specifically undead or other "mindless" creatures, such as animated objects, or elemental creatures.

Mindshield
Some of your enemies will have the ability to attack you using psychic force, the power of the mind. With Mindshield, it will protect you from taking damage when subjected to this form of attack.

Benefit: When you are targeted by a psychic attack or spell, your Willpower is treated as 2 points higher.

Mind Over Matter
Mastery of this Discipline enables a Kai Lord to move small objects with his powers of concentration.

Benefit: You may move items using a limited form of telekinesis. This requires a Willpower x2 (or Focus) roll with a difficulty equal to the objects weight in pounds. If this test is successful, you may move the object 5 feet a round per success, for as long as you concentrate.
In addition, you may also manipulate objects at range, such as picking locks or pockets, or untying ropes. This requires a Willpower x2 (or Focus) roll of at least Tough difficulty.

Sixth Sense
This discipline may warn you of imminent danger. It may also reveal the true nature of a stranger or strange object encountered.

Benefit: You retain your full Defence against any attack, even when the target is hidden or invisible. You also gain +2 skill bonus to Empathy rolls when trying to detect if someone is lying to, and the Gm may make an Empathy roll or your behalf to predicting a dire fate or an evil presence.
You may also attempt to reveal the true purpose of an object or stranger encountered. This requires a Willpower x2 roll (or Focus), with each success revealing one general fact regarding the subject, such as its city of manufacture or recognising a coat of arms or uniform.

Tracking
This skill enables a Kai Lord to make the correct choice of a path in the wild and to read the secrets of footprints or tracks, and discover the location of a person or object in a town or city.

Benefit: You gain +2 bonus dice to all Survival rolls involving tracking or navigation. In addition you may attempt to locate a specific location or target. This requires a Willpower x 2 roll (or Focus) and if successful you will be drawn in the right direction to the location or target for the next 10 minutes per success. After activating this tracking sense, whether successful or not, you cannot use it again for one hour. If you gain 5 or more successes you will also know the direction and distance to your subject.

Weaponskill
Upon entering the Kai Monastery, each initiate is taught to master one type of weapon.

Benefit: Choose a type of weapon, such as a longsword or bow. When you use a weapon of that type, you may increase the Skill rating by 2. In addition, you gain an invaluable knowledge of all weapons and may add +2 bonus dice when evaluating a weapons quality.

Starting Equipment
Your equipment comprises of the green tunic and cloak of a Kai Initiate. You also have a backpack, belt and a leather pouch in which you keep your money (Gold Crowns); roll 9 dice counting the number of successes and add the result to 10, to determine your starting Gold Crowns. You also start with a map of the lastlands and if you possess the Discipline of Weaponskill, you start with the weapon you are proficient in. In addition, you may choose any five of the following items:

Bow (Dmg: 2L Str: 2 Rng: 50 ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost: 25 GC Wt: 1lb)
Broadsword (Dmg: 4L Str: 3 Spd: S Cost: 15 GC Wt: 5lb)
Chainmail Waistcoat (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 80 GC Wt: 20lbs)
Helmet (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 25 GC Wt: 2lbs)
Lantern
Mace (Dmg: 2N Str: 2 Spd: A Cost: 10 GC Wt: 2lb)
Meal
Potion of Laumspur (restores 2 Health when drunk)
Quarterstaff (Dmg: 1N Str: 1 Spd: A Cost: 1 GC Wt: 1 1/2lb)
Quiver (containing 12 arrows)
Rope
Shield (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 30 GC Wt: 6lbs)
Spear (Dmg: 3L Str: 2 Spd: A Cost: 2 GC Wt: 2lb)
Sword (Dmg: 3L Str: 2 Spd: A Cost: 10 GC Wt: 3lb)

Magnakai Disciplines

Once a Kai Lord has mastered all 10 Kai Disciplines, they are given the Title of Kai Master, and a grey Kai tunic. Now they have a responsibility for training the next generation of young Kai Lords. Not all Kai Masters remain at the monastery, however, as their duty to protecting Sommerlund and the nations aligned with Good, continues. And through careful instruction, Kai Masters are able to unlock yet greater powers of the mind, known as Magnakai Disciplines. Such abilities make Kai Lords some of the most powerful individuals to walk Magnamund.

Kai Masters continue to gain Kai Titles as they master Magnakai diciplines. They also gain a new colour of tunic, other than the green they have been accustomed to, to denote their Kai rank:

Rank:Kai Title (Colour)
11: Kai Master (Grey)
12: Kai Master Senior (Light Blue)
13: Kai Master Superior (Dark Blue)
14: Primate (Green)
15: Tutelary (Scarlet) (+6 bonus)
16: Principalin (Orange)
17: Mentora (Yellow)
18: Scion-kai (White)
19: Archmaster (Silver)
20: Kai Grand Master (+8 bonus)

Magnakia Disciplines

Animal Control
Prerequisites: All 10 Kai Disciplines

This Magnakai Discipline enables a Kai Master to communicate with most animals and to determine their purpose and intentions. It also enables a Kai Lord to fight from the saddle with great advantage.

Benefit: You gain +2 bonus dice when making Focus rolls to communicate with animals, and +2 bonus dice to any attack made while mounted and in motion.

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Magical Artifacts of Magnamund

Alether Potion
This potent orange potion, made from magically enhanced Alether berry juice, enhances the imbibers Strength and reflexes. After imbibing this liquid, the character gains +2 to their Strength and Initiative ratings for the duration of a single combat. However, after its effects wear off, the drinker feels lethargic, suffering the loss of one Non-lethal wound.

Kalte Firesphere
This is a pair of ceramic clay hemispheres that fit together perfectly. When opened, both halves emit a flame, equivalent to candle light, and may be used to cook on, as its original intention. It may be thrown up to about 10 feet, acting like a Grenade. However this will totally destroy the Firesphere, as will separating both halves by more than 30 feet

Kalte Ice Totem
A heavy hand-statue of pressed ice and white basalt, these totems make anyone carrying them immune to the harsh arctic climate of Kalte. Kalte barbarians consider these stones sacred and will ruthlessly attack anyone they see carrying one.

Telchos Waterbowl
Somewhat of a rarity in less arid climates, a Telchos Waterbowl is invaluable in extremely hot environments. The bearer must infuse these simply carved bowls with blood magic to activate their power. By cutting themselves with a knife, causing a lethal wound, the bowl then fills with clean, fresh water - enough to slake a persons thirst all day.

Alether Neckpouch
A herbal neck pouch enhanced by druidic magic, these small leather pouches are worn around the necks of rangers and wilderness warriors. By druidic law, an Alether neck pouch may not be given to others - they must fight and kill the owner to take it. When wearing such an item, a character may reduce all Called Shot penalties by 2, when making a ranged attack.

Lucky Charm
These trinkets come in all sorts of denominations, from an ornately crafted ring, a crystal star pendant, to a wooden effigy. While worn, once per day, a character may add 2 Bonus dice to a single roll.

Bronin Warhammer
This finely crafted warhammer, heavier than a normal weapon, is construcuted from Bronin, a magical alloy that looks like copper, but is far tougher and doesnt tarnish through age. (Dmg: 4N, Str: 3, Wt: 6lbs)

Psychic Ring
A ring that gleams brightly as if only minutes old, made of a deep yellow stone that is set into the silvery metal, which glows with an eldritch light. These beautiful rings are designed to enhance a wearers psychic potential, or at least protect them from harmful psychic intrusions (+1 Willpower)

Silver Helmet
This impressive Silver Helmet sharpens the wearers reflexes (+2 Defence), and offers protection against psychic effects (+2 to resist psychic based attacks).

Magic Rune-Spear
These ancient weapons are heavily inscribed with mystic runes, enchanted to counter the undead agents of the Darklords, by the Elder Magi. If the bearer strikes an undead creature with enough force to stun them, they may choose to impale the creature with the spear. After a round, the creature must make a Willpowerx2 roll - if they do not gain more successes than the initial damage inflicted, they must remain permanently stunned, until the spear is removed. (Dmg: 5L, Str: 2, Spd: A, Wt: 3lbs)

Bronin Vest
This fine chainmail vest is made of Bronin, a magically treated metal, which offers greater protection than mundane armour. (Def +4, Str 1, Weight 12 lbs)

Wilder Cloak
Sewn together from leather and fur by the Druids of Magador these cloaks keep the wearer warm, dry and well hidden in the overgrowth of a forest. Those lucky enough to find a Wilder Cloak can harness their primal power, increasing their physical abilities.
The bearer gains +1 Endurance, Strength or Dexterity (depending on type of cloak) and a +2 bonus dice to all Stealth rolls.

Kagonite Chainmail Waistcoat
This mail armour is made from Kagonite, a black metallic mineral known for its incredible durability and lightness. This armour is so light infact, that it can be worn under heavier armour. Use the heavier armours Defence bonus +2. (Def +4, Str 0, Wt: 1lb)

Silver Oak Bow
This finely crafted bow of silver oak, entwined with silver strands, is of exceptional quality, and enhanced by powerful alchemy. (Dmg: 5L, Str: 2, Rng: 100 feet, Wt: 3lbs)

Fire Rod
This rod of gold and ashwood is usually carved with the shape of a roaring dragon on one end, They emit a powerful blast of fire once per hour in direct sunlight, once per 6 hours if the sky is overcast. Hitting a target requires an Archery touch attack, with a success inflicting 3 lethal wounds. (Dmg: Caustic 3L, Rng: 100 feet)

Zejar-Dulaga
Created by the Nadziranim sorcereres, Zejar-Dulaga are magically poisoned arrows that resemble metal rods, glowing with power. When fired from a bow, these terrible weapons cause grievous wounds, even to Darklords. On a successful Archery Touch attack, the target takes Caustic 10L damage.

Helshezag
This evil black blade is the sword of Darklord Kraagenskûl. Due to its Nadziranim enchantments, Helshezag inflicts tremendous damage, and even greater damage against the undead (x2 damage). Exposure to this evil blade will weaken non-darklords however. After every combat this weapon is used the bearer must suffer a Lethal wound.
(Dmg: 8L, Str: 3, Spd: S Wt: 5lbs).

Skyship
Combining alchemy, sorcery and traditional engineering, skyships are a true wonder to behold. There have been only a small number of skyships ever created, due to the skill and effort required to make one, and those captains lucky enough to pilot such ships are some of the luckiest sailors alive - they have all of Magnamund to explore and can do so in a fraction of the time required by conventional vessels.

Size: 8
Defence: 8
Structure: 26
Speed: 12 (Sailing/Flying)
Handling: +0
Crew: 12-24
Passengers: 12-24

Piloting a Skyship requires a Willpower + Pilot: Skyship roll.

Crystal Plate
These incredible, priceless suits of armour, carved from different coloured gemstones, are the rightful property of the great Shianti demigods that once ruled the lands of men. When they departed to the shrouded Isle of Lorn, they left their weapons and armour behind. In order to wear this sacred armour, a character must have combined Willpower, Charisma and Intelligence of 12 or more. (Def: +8, Str: 0, Wt: 1 lb)

The Dagger of Vashna
This twisted , wickedly curved blade has a hilt of wrought black iron and a grip perfectly fashioned for its original Darklord bearer. The dagger causes incredible damage for such a small weapon. This requires a successful Touch attack (ignoring all armour) and inflicts Caustic 10L damage automatically on a successful hit (If using the Nexus Discipline, or wearing Crystal Plate armour, this damage is halved to 5L)

The Sommerswerd
A sword of legend, the most powerful sword in all of existence, forged by the Gods, and truly the only non-Nadziranim weapon capable of killing a Darklord. Only a Kai Lord may use the Sommerswerd - if anyone else were to wield it, its powers would fade forever. Such is the power this blade exudes, its very presence on a battlefield would trigger a cataclysmic war with the Darklords. For now, it remains in Durenor.
The quality of the Sommerswerd is sublimely crafted and can wound a Darklord. It is especially deadly against the undead, but its most potent ability is against Darklords - the Kai lord is able to fire a beam of pure sun fire once per month, requiring an Archery Touch attack, up to 100 feet away. If successful Darklord automatically takes Caustic 10 L damage.
The Sommerswerd is also able to absorb magical attacks, redirecting such harmful spells into its blade (use the Sommersword's Defence to resist any spells).

(Dmg: 10L, Str: 2, Spd: A, Wt: 3lbs, Def: 12, Structure: 11)

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Mundane Items

Melee Weapon	Dmg	Str	Spd	Cost	Wt
Axe Axe, Two-handed Broadsword Cutlass Dagger Falchion Polearm Knuckledusters Lance Mace Mace, Two handed Morningstar Pike Rapier Scimitar Short Sword Spear Sword Sword, Two-handed Trident Warhammer Warhammer, Two-handed Quarterstaff	2L 3L 4L 3L 1L 4L 4L 1N* 3L 2N 3N 3L 3L 2L 3L 2L 3L 3L 5L 4L 2N 3N 1N	2 2 3 2 1 3 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 2 2	A A S A F S S F S A A A A F A A A A S A A S A	8 GC 12 GC 15 GC 10 GC 2 GC 15 GC 15 GC 5 GC 15 GC 10 GC 15 GC 10 GC 12 GC 12 GC 10 GC 7 GC 2 GC 10 GC 20 GC 10 GC 10 GC 15 GC 1 GC	3 lbs 4 lbs 5 lbs 3 lbs 1 lbs 5 lbs 8 lbs 1/2 lbs 3 lbs 2 lbs 7 lbs 3 lbs 10 lbs 2 1/2 lbs 3 lbs 2 lbs 2 lbs 3 lbs 8 lbs 9 lbs 3 lbs 7 lbs 1 1/2 lbs

Improvised Weapons
Chain (Dmg: 1N*, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 1 GC, Wt: 6lbs)
Cleaver (Dmg: 2L, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 1 1/2 GC, Wt: 2lbs)
Club (Dmg: 2N, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: -, Wt: 3lbs)
Club, Two Handed (Dmg: 3N, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: -, Wt: 8lbs)
Hammer (Dmg: 2N, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 2 GC, Wt: 2lbs)
Hammer, Two Handed (Dmg: 3N, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 10 GC, Wt: 8lbs)
Pickaxe (Dmg: 3L, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 4 GC, Wt: 6lbs)
Torch, burning (Dmg: 1L*, Str: 2, Spd: A, Cost: 1 GC, Wt: 1 lbs)

Ranged Weapons
Blowgun (Dmg: 0L* Str: 1 Rng: 25 ft Rate: 1/2** Spd: A Cost: 3 GC Wt: 1lb)
Bolas (Dmg: * Str: 1 Rng: 25 ft Rate: 1 Spd: S Cost: 5GC Wt: 1/2lb)
Bow (Dmg: 2L Str: 2 Rng: 50 ft Rate: 1** Spd: A Cost: 25 GC Wt: 1lb)
Crossbow (Dmg: 3L Str: 2 Rng: 100 ft Rate: 1/2** Spd: A Cost: 80 GC Wt: 10lb)
Javelin (Dmg: 1L Str: 2 Rng: 25ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost:2 GC Wt: 2lbs)
Longbow (Dmg: 3L Str: 3 Rng: 100 ft Rate: 1** Spd: A Cost: 30GC Wt: 1 1/2lb)
Net (Dmg: * Str: 2 Rng: 10 ft Rate: 1 Spd: S Cost: 1 GC Wt: 6lb)
Shiel-fa (Dmg: 1L Str: 1 Rng: 50ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost: 5 GC Wt: 2lb)
Shuriken (5) (Dmg: 0L Str: 1 Rng: 10 ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost: 1 GC Wt: -)
Sling (Dmg: 1N Str: 1 Rng: 25 ft Rate: 1** Spd: S Cost: 1 GC Wt: -)
Whip (Dmg: 1N Str: 1 Rng: 10 ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost: 2 GC Wt: 2lb)
Throwing Knife (Dmg: 1L Str: 1 Rng: 10ft Rate: 1 Spd: A Cost: 5 GC Wt: -)

Firearms
Bor Musket (Dmg: 4L Str: 2 Rng: 100 ft Rate: 1/2** Cap: 1 Spd: A Cost: 375 Wt: 10lb)
Bor Pistol (Dmg: 3L Str: 2 Rng: 50 ft Rate: 1/2** Cap: 1 Spd: A Cost: 175 Wt: 1 1/2lb)

* See weapon

** Rate doubled with Rapid Reload Discipline.

Additional Arrow Types

Armour Piercing: Arrows designed to puncture through armour. These arrows ignore up to 1 point of Passive defence from armour. Armour Piercing arrows cost 50% more than normal arrows.

Double-barbed: these arrows are designed to cause serious injury. They inflict a +1 bonus die to damage, and cost twice the normal arrow cost.

Rope-cutting: These unusual crescent shaped arrows are designed to cut through rope. Normally, attempting this with a regular arrow requires a called shot at -4 to your roll, but using these arrows reduces this penalty to just -2. These arrows are not designed for inflicting damage, so hits to other targets are made at -2 damage. Rope cutting arrows cost twice as much as regular arrows.

Incendiary: These potent arrows potentially dangerous, containing a glass head, with a small concentrate of explosive chemicals. These arrows are treated as area affect attacks, inflicting 2L to everything within a 5 foot radius. This doesnt normally require an Archery roll, but may do so if attempting to avoid allies etc. Incendiary arrows cost 4 times the cost of regular arrows.

Armour
Leather (Def: +1, Str: 1, Dex: -, Cost: 30 GC Wt: 10lbs)
Scale Mail (Def: +2, Str: 1, Dex: -, Cost: 70 GC Wt: 15lbs)
Chainmail (waistcoat) (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 80 GC Wt: 20lbs)
Chainmail (full) (Def: +3, Str: 3, Dex: -, Cost: 100 GC Wt: 35lbs)
Chai Lamellar (Def: +3, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 800 GC Wt: 45lbs)
Platemail (Def: +4, Str: 3, Dex: -2, Cost: 650 GC Wt: 45lbs)
Full Plate (Def: +4, Str: 3, Dex: -1, Cost: 800 GC Wt: 50lbs)
Helmet (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 25 GC Wt: 2lbs)
Buckler* (Def:+1, Str: 1, Dex: -, Cost: 30 GC Wt: 2lbs)
Wooden Shield (Def: +1, Str: 1, Dex: -, Cost: 10 GC Wt: 3lbs)
Shield (Def: +2, Str: 2, Dex: -, Cost: 30 GC Wt: 6lbs)
Sommlending Great Shield (Def: +3, Str: 3, Dex: -1, Cost: 45 GC Wt: 10lbs)

*Bucklers provide no bonus to passive defence, only while making a parry with them. However, they also dont require a hand to use, so may be worn with bows, and two-handed weapons.

Ammunition

Arrows (20) 2 GC
Bolts (20) 4 GC
Lead Shot (25) 3 GC
Boom Powder (Keg) 12 GC
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