07.01 Rd6 Gear: General
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Gear Basic Table
Fantasy/Modern/Sci-fi | Fantasy/Modern/Sci-fi | ||
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Item | Availability | Price Difficulty (PD) | Minimum Tech Level (TL) |
Alarm clock | N/A/A | -/0/0 | 5 |
Archaeologist’s kit | U/U/U | 2/1/1 | 4 |
Art supplies | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 4 |
Backpack | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 3 |
Basket, woven | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Basic clothing | A/A/A | 1/1/1 | 2 |
Basic field rations | A/A/A | 1/1/1 | 2 |
Bedroll | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Binoculars | R/A/A | 3/1/1 | 4 |
Blanket | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 1 |
Brazier, portable bronze | C/A/A | 2/0/0 | 2 |
Bucket, wooden | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Camera, Basic | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Chest, small wooden | C/A/A | 2/1/0 | 2 |
Climbing Gear | C/A/A | 2/1/1 | 3 |
Comlink | N/U/C | -/2/1 | 6 |
Compass | C/C/C | 0/0/0 | 4 |
Cred-key | N/N/C | -/-/1 | 7 |
Crowbar | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 3 |
Duct tape, 10 meters | N/C/A | -/1/0 | 5 |
Duffel bag | U/C/A | 2/1/0 | 4 |
Enviro-suit | N/N/C | -/-/2 | 7 |
Forensics kit | N/U/U | -/1/1 | 5 |
Field radio | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
First-aid kit/Healer pack | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | 4 |
Fishing gear | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 3 |
Flashlight, large | N/C/A | -/1/0 | 5 |
Gas mask | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Gas stove | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Geiger counter | N/U/U | -/2/2 | 6 |
Grappling hook/Rope (50m) | C/A/A | 1/1/0 | 2 |
Handcuffs/Shackles | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | 3 |
Hand Comp | N/U/C | -/1/0 | 6 |
Hand Scanner | N/N/C | -/-/2 | 7 |
Holo-vid Player | N/N/C | -/-/1 | 7 |
Holster | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Holy symbol, silver unblessed | C/C/C | 2/1/1 | 2 |
Kerosene heater | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Lantern | C/C/C | 1/0/0 | 3 |
Lighter | N/C/C | -/0/0 | 5 |
Lodging (Inn/Motel/Hotel) | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | 2 |
Movie/Video Camera | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Parachute | N/U/U | -/2/2 | 5 |
PDA/Smart Phone/Tablet | N/C/C | -/2/1 | 6 |
Pouch, large leather | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Quick-draw holster | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Quiver | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | 3 |
Radio, portable | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Rifle scope | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Rope (50m or 150ft) | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 2 |
Scabbard | C/A/A | 1/1/1 | 2 |
Scholarchip | N/N/C | -/-/1 | 7 |
Shovel/Pick/Large Hand Tools | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Signal locator | N/U/U | -/3/3 | 5 |
Spikes, Iron | C/C/C | 1/0/0 | 2 |
Steamer trunk | U/C/C | 2/1/0 | 4 |
Survival Gear | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | 2 |
Tape recorder | N/A/A | -/1/0 | 5 |
Telescope | C/C/C | 2/1/0 | 4 |
Tent | A/A/A | 1/1/0 | 2 |
Thermo-Disk | N/N/C | -/-/1 | 7 |
Tool kit, Carpenter/Wood Worker | C/A/A | 2/1/1 | 4 |
Tool kit, Construction | U/A/A | 3/1/1 | 3 |
Tool kits, Cooking | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 2 |
Tool Kit, Disguise | R/C/C | 3/1/1 | 4 |
Tool kit, Electrician | N/C/C | -/1/1 | 5 |
Tool kit, Lockpicking | U/U/U | 1/1/1 | 4 |
Tool Kit, Makeup | C/C/C | 3/1/1 | 3 |
Tool kit, Mechanic | R/C/C | 3/2/1 | 4 |
Tool kit, Writing/Forgery | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 2 |
Tracking device | N/C/C | -/2/2 | 5 |
Trinkets (Marbles, small bells) | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 2 |
Typewriter | N/C/C | -/1/0 | 5 |
Torch | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | 1 |
Each is listed for the individual setting. Just know that you are buying that piece of equipment of the appropriate quality for that setting. The sci-fi blanket is completely different from a fantasy blanket.
Gear Sortable Table
Item | Availability (Fantasy/Modern/Sci-fi) | Price Difficulty (PD)(Fantasy/Modern/Sci-fi) | Minimum Tech Level (TL) |
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Alarm clock | N/A/A | -/0/0 | TL5 |
Archaeologist’s kit | U/U/U | 2/1/1 | TL4 |
Art supplies | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL4 |
Backpack | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL3 |
Basket, woven | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Basic clothing | A/A/A | 1/1/1 | TL2 |
Basic field rations | A/A/A | 1/1/1 | TL2 |
Bedroll | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Binoculars | R/A/A | 3/1/1 | TL4 |
Blanket | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL1 |
Brazier, portable bronze | C/A/A | 2/0/0 | TL2 |
Bucket, wooden | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Camera, Basic | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Chest, small wooden | C/A/A | 2/1/0 | TL2 |
Climbing Gear | C/A/A | 2/1/1 | TL3 |
Comlink | N/U/C | -/2/1 | TL6 |
Compass | C/C/C | 0/0/0 | TL4 |
Cred-key | N/N/C | -/-/1 | TL7 |
Crowbar | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL3 |
Duct tape, 10 meters | N/C/A | -/1/0 | TL5 |
Duffel bag | U/C/A | 2/1/0 | TL4 |
Enviro-suit | N/N/C | -/-/2 | TL7 |
Forensics kit | N/U/U | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Field radio | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
First-aid kit/Healer pack | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | TL4 |
Fishing gear | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL3 |
Flashlight, large | N/C/A | -/1/0 | TL5 |
Gas mask | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Gas stove | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Geiger counter | N/U/U | -/2/2 | TL6 |
Grappling hook/Rope (50m) | C/A/A | 1/1/0 | TL2 |
Handcuffs/Shackles | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | TL3 |
Hand Comp | N/U/C | -/1/0 | TL6 |
Hand Scanner | N/N/C | -/-/2 | TL7 |
Holo-vid Player | N/N/C | -/-/1 | TL7 |
Holster | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Holy symbol, silver unblessed | C/C/C | 2/1/1 | TL2 |
Kerosene heater | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Lantern | C/C/C | 1/0/0 | TL3 |
Lighter | N/C/C | -/0/0 | TL5 |
Lodging (Inn/Motel/Hotel) | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | TL2 |
Movie/Video Camera | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Parachute | N/U/U | -/2/2 | TL5 |
PDA/Smart Phone/Tablet | N/C/C | -/2/1 | TL6 |
Pouch, large leather | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Quick-draw holster | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Quiver | C/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL3 |
Radio, portable | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Rifle scope | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Rope (50m or 150ft) | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL2 |
Scabbard | C/A/A | 1/1/1 | TL2 |
Scholarchip | N/N/C | -/-/1 | TL7 |
Shovel/Pick/Large Hand Tools | A/A/A | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Signal locator | N/U/U | -/3/3 | TL5 |
Spikes, Iron | C/C/C | 1/0/0 | TL2 |
Steamer trunk | U/C/C | 2/1/0 | TL4 |
Survival Gear | C/C/C | 1/1/1 | TL2 |
Tape recorder | N/A/A | -/1/0 | TL5 |
Telescope | C/C/C | 2/1/0 | TL4 |
Tent | A/A/A | 1/1/0 | TL2 |
Thermo-Disk | N/N/C | -/-/1 | TL7 |
Tool kit, Carpenter/Wood Worker | C/A/A | 2/1/1 | TL4 |
Tool kit, Construction | U/A/A | 3/1/1 | TL3 |
Tool kits, Cooking | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL2 |
Tool Kit, Disguise | R/C/C | 3/1/1 | TL4 |
Tool kit, Electrician | N/C/C | -/1/1 | TL5 |
Tool kit, Lockpicking | U/U/U | 1/1/1 | TL4 |
Tool Kit, Makeup | C/C/C | 3/1/1 | TL3 |
Tool kit, Mechanic | R/C/C | 3/2/1 | TL4 |
Tool kit, Writing/Forgery | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL2 |
Tracking device | N/C/C | -/2/2 | TL5 |
Trinkets (Marbles, small bells) | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL2 |
Typewriter | N/C/C | -/1/0 | TL5 |
Torch | A/A/A | 0/0/0 | TL1 |
Binoculars
+1D bonus to sight-based rolls for viewing objects beyond two meters in the daylight only.
Climbing Gear
Iron Spikes/Piton/Rope. +1D bonus to climbing attempts; Each spike can inflict Strength Damage +1.
Comlink
The standard unit of communication equipment, comlinks come in a number of different forms. The most common is the headset, which has an effective range of 10 kilometers and is widely available on the open market. More advance comlinks can be implanted sub-dermally. Military comlinks have a greater range (approximately 25 kilometers), and are frequently belt units or built into enviro-suit helmets, to allow the soldier to keep her hands free for combat. Many high-tech worlds feature communications satellites that allow comlink signals to reach anywhere on the planet.
Cred-key
A small plastic card that, when placed in a cred-key receiver, can perform all banking functions. Cred-keys are used by virtually all high-tech worlds, though not all worlds have compatible banking systems. Many frontier worlds do not have the equipment necessary to read the cards and so will only accept hard currency.
Standard cred-keys contain the name of the bearer and a personal identification number. Megacorporate-issued cred-keys usually feature the name of the firm and a code for it as well. Military officers, who may have extensive credit limits owing to their status, carry cards with their DNA pattern encoded on them for ease of identification.
Cred-keys are not common on worlds with extensive smuggling, piracy, or other criminal activities — they are too hard to steal and use. A character must be able to generate a forgery, a personal equipment repair, and a computer interface/repair skill total of at least 21 each to forge or strip a civilian cred-key. (Military and megacorp keys are harder to do this to.) Even then, decent detection equipment (not usually found in stores and bars, but common in banks and large-purchase retail outlets) will probably be able to detect the forgery.
Crowbar
+1D bonus to prying attempts, or does Strength Damage +2 in damage with bashing attacks.
Duct Tape
Duct tape can hold about 90 kilograms (depending on how well it’s secured to something else) and has a damage resistance total of 10.
Enviro-suit
The basic environmental protection gear for space travelers, the enviro-suit is designed for use in hostile climates or worlds whose atmosphere is unsafe. The envirosuit features a helmet and full body suit (the helmet is detachable). Air
is recycled by the mechanisms in the suit and bodily moisture is also filtered, to be stored in pouches inside the suit. Straws run up the suit and into the helmet to allow the user to take a drink.
Enviro-suits commonly have comlink units built into the helmet and the belt. A small indicator light in the helmet flashes when in the presence of another comlink trained to the same frequency. An enviro-suit maintains a constant temperature around its wearer that can be adjusted via controls on the belt.
A standard enviro-suit offers only a single layer of protection (Armor Value +1), which, if torn or pierced, renders the entire suit inoperative. More expensive suits offer two layers of protection, with a liquid sealant stored between the interior and the exterior. Damage done to the exterior layer can be sealed within one round (Armor Value +2). However, extensive damage rapidly exhausts the supply of sealant. (The average outfit comes with enough sealant to repair 20 small tears or 10 large ones.)
Enviro-suits can hold enough air, food, and recycled water for several days to several weeks of use; about two weeks is standard. They can be refilled off of shipboard supplies (deducting the life support from the ship’s life support) or they can be refilled at stations and similar places for 10% of the base cost of the suit. Cost of suit: Moderate.
Flashlight
A large flashlights reduces darkness modifiers by 2D in a cone-shaped area up to five meters from the user.
Gas Mask
When worn, the gas mask provides a +2D to stamina rolls against gas attacks or negates up to 1D in relevant modifiers. (Use the game mechanic appropriate for the situation.)
Grappling Hook/Rope
+1D bonus to climbing attempts. The hook can inflict Strength Damage +1 in damage.
Handcuffs/Shackles
Requires the key or a Moderate lockpicking roll to remove; damage resistance total 15. Key comes with purchase of handcuffs.
Hand Comp
Portable and easy to use, hand computers feature rapid processing power, including high quantities of high-speed memory and high capacity, multifunctional chip drives. Most come with a port for connection to a neural jack, as well as cable interfaces for connecting to larger terminals. Smaller computers have slots for a few scholarchips, while larger ones have room for several.
Hand Scanner
A portable sensor device, the hand scanner has an effective range of 10 kilometers. It can be set to pick up motion, particular types of matter, and even indications of power generation. They are standard equipment for scouts and are frequently used by miners. Use of a scanner provides a +1D to appropriate Devices skill. Most hand scanners can only be blocked by cover over three solid meters thick (several thick concrete walls or the bulkhead of a ship will usually
block scanner readings, but only the most dense of forests or jungles will have any effect at all).
Holo-vid Player
This device provides holographic images drawn from data chips for entertainment or informational purposes. Holovids
can also be connected to comlinks to provide for audio and visual contact between parties. Some holo-vids have the capability to jack into hand computers, projecting the information on scholarchips out for all to read.
Lockpicking Tools
+1D bonus to lockpicking attempts only if the user has the lockpicking skill.
First-aid Kit/Healer’s Pack
A small kit adds a +1 bonus to five to 10 medicine attempts, depending on how much material is used. A larger one costs a few difficulty points more and adds 1D to two to five medicine attempts, again, depending on the contents used.
Healer’s Pack: A small kit of soothing herbs and clean cloth strips adds a +1 bonus to three to six healing attempts, depending on how much material is used.
Quick-draw Holster
A favorite among gunslingers, the spring-loaded quick-draw holster is only available for Small to Medium handguns or melee weapons. With this holster, drawing the weapon does not count as an action, so characters may perform it in the same turn as using the weapon without penalty. In addition, when the character engages in a quick-draw contest, she can add 1D to her initiative. It does not provide any special initiative bonus during normal combat.
Rifle Scope
Attaches to a rifle and allows the user to magnify the target, thus increasing the accuracy at greater ranges. Adds 2 to marksmanship rolls for attempts at Medium or Long range. Must spend one round aiming in order to gain benefit.
Rope
Rope comes in a wide variety of types – Heavy (Hemp), Rope, Light (Cotton or silk). Light inflicts Strength Damage +1 when used in choking attacks and Heavy inflict Strength Damage +2; Damage resistance total 3 for Light and 5 for Heavy.
Scholarchips
Computer chips intended for use with both hand units and larger terminals. These contain available information on sectors, planets, some alien species, equipment, ships, personal data, business transactions, and so on. Use of a computer with a standard scholarchip in place allows the operator to roll as if he possessed a Intellect: Scholar in the subject detailed on the chip. Of course, the broader the range of information, and the more encrypted it is, the harder it is to get at what the character needs. Cost is for 1D in the subject. Every addition 3D in a subject increases the Price Difficuty by 1.
Shovel/Pick/Large Hand tools
+1D bonus to digging attempts, or does Strength Damage +2 in damage with bashing attacks.
Survival Gear
Modern and higher packs includes a pith helmet, insect repellent, matches, small first aid kit, and mosquito netting in a small knapsack. Provides a +2 to Survival checks. Lower tech packs have the equivalent for their setting.
Signal Locator
This device, which has a restricted distribution, monitors the signals of tracking devices. It includes a small display to show direction of movement. Pricier ones can pinpoint the location on a map or tie into planetary GPS systems.
Spikes, Iron
+1D bonus to climbing attempts when several are used; requires a Strength: Althletics – Lifting of 3D or more to insert them into crevices without a hammer. Each spike can inflect Strength Damage +1.
Telescope
Adds 2D to vision-based search rolls, though the user must take one round (and getting no preparation bonus) to focus the telescope.
Thermo-disk
Useful gear when traveling in a wilderness area, thermo-disks are spheroid plasticene items, roughly the size of the average Human’s fist. They contain storage batteries that, when switched on, give off heat in a 25-meter radius. As they do not provide light, they can be used in hostile areas without betraying of one’s presence.
Tool Kits
Contains tool (and possibly parts or storage containers) necessary for accomplishing basic related tasks. Adds +1D to relevant skill attempts only if the user has the appropriate skill (usually Craft/Repair or tech, but Investigation in the case of an Investigation or a Scholar shill with an archaeologist kit).
Torch
A small, lit fire-torch has damage of 3D per round after the first when held in contact with a flammable surface for more than one round. A lit torch negates up to 4D (12) in darkness modifiers within several meters of the user.
Tracking Device
Used with a signal locator, this miniature transmitter electronically signals the location of whatever it’s attached to over a distance. Active devices emit a signal, while passive ones wait for a signal to come to it before sending out a response.
Torch
A small, lit torch has a damage of 3D per round after the first when held in contact with a flammable surface for more than one round. A lit torch negates up to 4D in darkness modifiers within several meters of the user.