Weapon

Common

Melee, Weapon, Simple, Light, One-Handed   Often called a Tonfa, Riot Baton, or Arm Club, this defensive weapon is designed to deflect attacks with the forearm. It is a stout club with a perpendicular handle attached a third of the way down the length, allowing it to be swung out for a swipe, or extend the reach of a thrust. A master also flips the side baton to grab the long end, using the handle as a hook.

Cost: 50.000 Eurodollar
Weight: 1 kg

Weapon

Common

Melee, Weapon, Simple, Light, Finesse, One-Handed

A simple sap or a metal bar, many clubs designed for combat are designed to be thrown. Some light clubs are designed for policing, intended to be less-than-lethal, while others can be shorn in spikes or sharpened rings with a broad spiked tip. A master learns to be extremely accurate to a foe's head and knock them off balance.

Cost: 50.000 Eurodollars
Weight: 1 kg

Firearm

Common

Pistol, Simple, Ranged, Loading, .357 Magnum, Light, Two-Handed   Magazine Size: 6 (each D8 counts as one shot)   Special Actions:

• Precision Shooting - hold the weapon with both hands and shoot a single round 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), difficulty is determined by the DM.
• Fast Reload - Uses a bonus action to fast reload (involves dropping unused ammunition from the revolver to pick up later)
• Reload - Uses a full action to reload without the loss of spare ammunition

Jamming: On a critical failure, roll a 1D20, if it lands on a 4 or less, the weapon is jammed and requires a full action to clear the jam   The Schmitt Mag-Revolver is a stable for every gun enthusiast. With its .357 Magnum ammunition, it packs quite a punch, which is why shooting requires both hands. It was developed by Schmitt & Söhne, a German weapons manufacturer.

Cost: 100.000 Eurodollar
Weight: 0,8 kg