Morgan Arms H9-45 Handgun
Adventuring Gear
Common
Mods
Pistol Barrel
Small Sight
Pistol Slide
Magazine
Brace
Accessories
Magazine Size: 12 (each D8 counts as one shot) (Doubled if one is carried in each hand)
Special Maneuvers
Precision Shooting - hold the weapon with both hands to increase chance to hit, +5 to hit.
Trickshot - Designate a specific body part to hit and deal specific conditions to the target (must be held with both hands).
Rapid Shooting - If dual-wielded, fire two bursts instead of one with a -5 to hit.
Loading: Uses a bonus action to fast reload (involves dropping the magazine to pick up later), requires a full action to reload and not drop the magazine. If dual-wielded, two actions must be taken to reload.
Jamming: On a critical failure, roll a 1D12, if it lands on a 1, the weapon is jammed and requires an action point to clear the jam
Handling: 1-handed
Additional Properties: CQC - advantage to hit if between 30 and 10 feet of the target, no disadvantage if target is in melee range
One of the earliest semi-automatic handgun designs, the H9-45 is also one of the hardest-hitting. It is colloquially referred to as a '45 for the cartridge it uses. It uses short recoil operation and has a very distinct silhouette. The grip is often given embellishments tailored to its owners' tastes.
Type |
Damage |
Damage |
Range |
Simple Ranged |
2d8 (Burst), 1d8 (Single Shot) |
Piercing |
45/90 |
Weight: 2lbs