Item suggestion megathread

Here is a thread to suggest items, be it weapons, armor, gadgets or even new ammo types or mods.

The administrators will check these items from time to time and add those who they feel like they fit with the setting and have reasonable stats. In case an item is accepted and implemented the administrator will reward the user who suggested it with caps.

To make things easier the item suggestion has to follow a small guide, just copy and paste the following codes and fill the blanks.

Weapon implementation

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A description of the weapon, attempt to do 3 to 4 lines at least.

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[*]Weapon value: In caps Caps
[*]Ammo Capacity: In bullets, bolt or any other munition type.
[*]Time to reload: In turns, bigger and heavier weapons take more to load.
[*]Cost of Ammo: The cost of each single bullet, bolt or any other munition type.
[*]Cost to repair: In caps. It is usually around half of the weapon's cost, albeit it can vary.
[*]Strength Required: Heavier weapons require more Strength to be raised and properly used. ( If the required strength isn’t met then the player won’t be able to raise the weapon properly, and the dice roll requirements will double )
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Automatic can have up to three shooting modes; single, semi and auto. In single mode the weapon shots only once and the player will have to do a 1d100, in semi it will do burst shots that can vary from weapon to weapon so the rolling can vary, for example it can be 5d100. Auto shoot will empty the clip all at once, so it will require to do a d100 dice roll depending on the remaining bullets. If at any time any of the dice rolls is a criticial fail [0-10], then the weapon will jam, so the following shots will be ignored.
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[*]0-10: The weapon jams until the next turn.
[*]11-25: The attack misses.
[*]25-50: The attack scratches your objective. Doing X Hit Points.
[*]51-75: The attack hits your objective. Doing X Hit Points.
[*]76-99: Critical attack. Doing X Hit Points.
[*]100: Extremely critical attack. Killing automatically. Unless the enemy wields Power-Armor.
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Armor Implementation:

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A description of the armor, attempt to do 3 to 4 lines at least.

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• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: X points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: X points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: X points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: X points of damage.
• Grants: +X to dice rolls of your choosing.  
• Value: In Caps.

Item implementation:

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A description of the item, attempt to do 3 to 4 lines at least.

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To compete with the N99 civilian model of handgun, Colt firearms came up with an innovative design for their own 10mm to market to vault tech. The Colt 6520 10mm pistol, now referred to simply as the 10mm magnum, was a marvel of hand canon technology. Chambered in the abundant 10mm round, this weighty pistol is a tried and trusted sidearm to many a wastelander. The cylinder is large enough to hold 8 rounds, and will take 1 turn to reload

Stats:
Value- 900 caps
Ammo capacity- 8 bullets
Time to reload- 1 turn
Cost of ammo- 25 caps per round
Cost to repair- 250 caps
Strength required- 4 (If the required strength isn’t met then the player won’t be able to raise the weapon properly, and the dice roll requirements will double)

Weapon dice roll tables:
0-10 The weapon jams until next turn
11-30 The bullet misses
31-60 The bullet grazes the target, 35 damage
61-80 The bullet finds its mark, 80 damage
81-99 Dead on critical hit, 150 damage
100+ The round finds your target's neck, killing instantly unless they are wearing power armor.

In the great war's infancy, when T45-D was the standard issue power armor, many soldiers could not handle long combat engagements lugging around a minigun and thousands of 5mm rounds. The US military turned to a more classical design suppression weapon- the M60 light machine gun. This semi-bullpup beauty was first designed during the second world war, and widely used for centuries after. Chambered in 7.62 rifle rounds, and belt fed, the M60 is the favorite choice of pirate gun ships prowling the waters around Hawaii. This machine gun holds a total of 30 rounds, though extended belts were made, and takes 3 turns to reload.


Weapon stats:
Value- 12,000 caps
Ammo capacity- 30 rounds
Time to reload- 3 turns
cost to repair-1,500 caps
strength required- 6 ( If the required strength isn’t met then the player won’t be able to raise the weapon properly, and the dice roll requirements will double )

Since the weapon is automatic during your combat turn you can select to fire single shots and roll a 1d100 or do small bursts of 5 shots and roll a 5d100.
Weapon's dice rolls:
0-25 The weapon jams until next turn
26-50 The rounds miss your target
51-80 The rounds scrape your target, doing 25 damage
81-90 The rounds find their target, doing 65 damage
91-95 The rounds find their target dead on critical, 120 damage
96-100 The round pierce the target's windpipe, killing instantly if they do are not wearing powerarmor

When Ohana master gunsmiths were given a shipment of M1 Garands, and experimentation privilege, this is what they came up with. The iconic WWII era weapon has been chambered and barreled for .50 MG rounds. These rifles are awarded by Ohana generals to their elite marksmen. Few can handle the raw power these pieces of art hold, and none can stand in the path of their ammo. Some of the rarest, most sought after guns in Hawaii; the Grand Garand is a truly game changing find. Though it only holds four rounds and taking 2 turns to reload- half that with a speed strip- nearly no foe could singlehandedly empty the internal mag.


Weapon stats:
Value- cannot be purchased
Ammo capacity- 4 rounds
Time to reload- 2 turns
Cost of ammo- 30 caps/round
Cost to repair- 1,400 caps
Requirements- 6 strength, Ballistic weapons perk rank 3 ( If the required strength isn’t met then the player won’t be able to raise the weapon properly, and the dice roll requirements will double )

Weapon's dice rolls:
0-50 The gun jams for a turn and dislocates your shoulder, crippling your dominant arm
51-70 The round misses its target
71-85 The round grazes the target, 70 damage
86-95 The round finds its mark, 200 damage
96-160 The round dead on hits its mark, critical, 400 damage
160+ The round obliterates your foe's skull, killing instantly. Power armor using opponents take 70 damage, the armor is destroyed.

I'd like to point out that a Magnum gun is not called a Magnum just because it's a revolver. A magnum gun is called a "magnum" because it fires magnum rounds. (.357 magnum has more of a punch than a regular .357) Although a 10mm magnum ammo variant isn't a half-bad idea.

Also, >a belt-fed LMG that only "holds" 30 7.62 rounds
Those 30 rounds could be emptied from a M60 in a matter of 15 seconds. I'm not sure about you, but if I'm going to use an LMG, I'm going to want to shoot it for a lot longer before having to reload.

The Grand Garand sounds fucking amazing. I can only have so many wet dreams about such a weapon bruising my shoulders before I drown in my sleep.

On the topic of the magnum- yes I realize. The attached a picture that isn't even a revolver. For simplicity's sake I used a cool sounding name for the big boy 10mm.
M60- the gun was in fallout 2 and had a 30 round belt, it is mainly based around that
And thanks, I figured people would like the big rifle

A suit of standard issue Enclave power armor. A pre war prototype led the Enclave to design and produce the advanced power armor, or APA for short. Offering increased protection over even the best pre war model, t51b, the APA is a formidable suit of protection in its own right. The distinctive design will mark anyone as an Enclave soldier, and as an enemy of the Brotherhood of Steel. This suit features a TX-30 microfusion battery, and should remain operational at top performance for another 75 years.


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 120 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 110 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 100 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 90 points of damage.
• Grants: +17 to Attack rolls, -5 to diplomacy rolls.  
• Value: 30,000 caps.

Reverse engineered from captured enclave APA suits, this testament to wasteland ingenuity offers superb protection even by powered combat armor standards. First deployed among Brotherhood of Steel branches in the great plains, this suit of Brotherhood Elite power armor is fitted with polyceramic ballistic plating overtop a synthetic muscular system, comprised of carbon filaments. This Midwestern design is made from the ground up for long sorties into the wastes, and features a TX-35 microfusion battery, and enough energy to run for another century


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 135 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 125 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 120 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 100 points of damage.
• Grants: +25 to attack rolls, +1 STR.  
• Value: 38,000 caps.

A true classic, the T51-B Power Armor has been a staple of wasteland combat since the bombs dropped. It was the most advanced power armor to ever see deployment before the great war, and has been used extensively by the Brotherhood of Steel ever since. The iconic armor is comprised of a hydraulic frame beneath heavy steel plating. A large polyceramic ballistic plate adorns the chest and shoulders. The suit is driven by a rear-mounted TX-28 microfusion pack, and patriotic spirit.


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 115 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 100 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 95 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 85 points of damage.
• Grants: +15 to attack rolls, +10 to diplomacy rolls.  
• Value: 27,000 caps.

A dated weapon, even pre war, the AK-112 is a soviet designed small-caliber assault rifle. Chambered in the relatively cheap 5mm, this select fire rifle was shipped to the rear echelons early into the great war in favor of its American made cousin- the r91. Since Hawaii wasn't a priority to defend during the war, the surplus rifles were sent here to be handed to grunts. There is nothing particularly remarkable about this rifle, offering a 24 round straight or 54 round banana mag and 1 round reload time. They can be found anywhere the military used to camp out, as the Enclave and Ohana have better alternatives.

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Can be fired in single, 6 round burst (roll 6d100), or full auto (Roll mag contents d100)

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Before the war hunting was more of a sport than a way if life, and this weapon was the choice of many prewar hunters. The Colt Rangemaster is a single shot, semi-automatic hunting rifle chambered in the widely produced .223 Remington rifle round. The high penetration power of the .223, and its relative abundance makes it the choice of many wasteland marksmen. The rangemaster comes standard with a six shot magazine, and takes a turn to reload.

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Life in the wasteland is hard, what with everyone trying to shoot or stab you. This well made set of armor is the product of post-war survival instinct, and the desire to not be shot. Road Warrior Mail is sort of a step up from taping junk to yourself, a suit of hand made plate forged from the ashes of the old world. Commonly found on highwaymen, worn by well-off scavengers, and being sold by Hawaii's many traders. Though a little rough on the eyes, Road Warrior Mail can provide ample protection from small caliber rounds and melee weapons


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 7 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 5 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 3 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 3 points of damage.
• Grants: +7 to melee attack rolls, and shotgun attack rolls.  
• Value: 275.

Why the police needed these things, we may never know. This 14mm monster was developed before well before the war to be distributed to riot control officers. Eventually, the 14mm SIG became the standard issue sidearm of law enforcement across the country. This monster of a handcanon is more suited for taking down large game than it is for use against people. Nevertheless, the 14mm SIG-Sauer may be found in Hawaii's police stations, though rare as they do not last too long in the harsh conditions of the wastes. 14mm ammo has superb armor penetration potential, and can sometimes outright destroy medium armor. These pistols come standard with a 7 round magazine and take a turn to reload.

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Put into production just before the war, Heckler & Koch designed this 10mm SMG to be used by US covert ops units. The H&K P90c has an innovative bullpup design, and a horizontal top mounted magazine. Capable of firing the common, and reasonably powerful 10mm round in rapid succession, this small machine gun is able to deliver high damage in the right hands. These things don't come cheap though, but they're a solid investment for any aspiring grunt or bank robber in need of a concealed bullet sprayer. The mag runs most the length of the weapon, and holds 24 rounds.

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As its automatic, the H&K P90c can fire single, 4 round burst(4d100), or empty the mag (rounds in mag d100). If you roll a critical fail at any point in a burst all subsequent rolls will be null as, the gun jammed.

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These weapon's looks usually vary, but are all single shot, break-action handguns. The caliber is almost never the same, but there is a large number of .22 LRs. Not much to say about this weapon except that they're found almost everywhere and are never in "mint" condition. They're easily concealed.

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Designed for marksmen in power armor, the M2045 is a high powered anti vehicle weapon chambered for .308 Winchester. This rather strange rifle features a break action, revolver mechanism behind almost a meter of barrel. An extremely unruly weapon to only be used by the strongest of people (or mutants), the M2045 will not let down her user. This rifle is capable of punching through light armored vehicles, so anything squishy being hit by this thing is gonna have a bad day. The Cylinder is large enough to hold eight .308 rounds, but legend tells of an early prototype chambered in .50 mg.

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Ah the shotgun, a waster's best friend. Though short range, the sheer power of a shotgun should never be looked down on. This pre war Ithaca model 37 hunting shotgun features a front pump grip, and internal tube magazine. Nothing fancy, but plenty powerful, the Pump-action Shotgun is a sturdy firearm that will see you through many a rough day in the wastes. The under mounted internal tube is long enough to hold five shots, but is somewhat slow to reload.

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A suit of standard issue, pre war T45-D power armor. This was the first model of powered combat armor to see battle, and was one of the deciding factors in the liberation of Anchorage Alaska mission. T45-D is comprised of a set of heavy steel plates atop a fusion driven hydraulic frame. Used extensively by the East Coast Brotherhood of Steel, even this outdated model of power armor has the potential to supply ample protection to any wastelander fortunate enough to come across a functioning unit. The T45-D comes standard with a TX-24 microfusion pack set in its rear panel, and should remain operational for the foreseeable future. Longer than any waster, anyway.


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 105 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 95 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 85 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 75 points of damage.
• Grants: +15 to all attack rolls.  
• Value: 23,000 caps.

With the severe lack of adequate long range weapons in the wasteland, a few marksmen and gunsmiths got together to create a new rifle to fill that void. The Hand Made Sniper Rifle is the product of years of study, design, work, and failure. Chambered in the common .223 Remington rifle round, this rifle is about the best thing you could hope to find in the wastes, or at least make with what you find. The overall design is based on old DKS-501 rifles, which have all but dropped off the face of the world since the bombs dropped. As such the Hand Made Sniper is a high powered, semi-auto weapon. The body is comprised of hand forged metal parts, and some salvage from other guns. These weapons come usually with an eight round magazine.

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"By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion." Truly a beautiful gun, this colt .45 ACP pistol can deliver a powerful blow to any opponent. Originally manufactured in 1911, this was the standard issue sidearm during both world wars. These handguns are a staple of combat around New Canaan and Zion Valley. Simple, elegant, durable, and deadly; a pistol like this will serve a wastelander well for many years. Most come stock with a seven round mag, more than enough to stop a foe in his tracks.

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A pre war plate carrier, either military, police, or civilian. While rather rugged, and sometimes Kevlar, these vests were mainly made to store ammo and sometimes a large ballistic plate on your person. Even so, one of these is a very helpful find, as they come equipped with a plethora of pouches and pockets for your munitions. A vest like this might be found in pre war police stations, military checkpoints, or even some homes provided its previous occupant was a bit of a gun nut.



• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 4 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 1 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 0 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 0 points of damage.
• Grants: +5 to attack rolls, and one inventory slot.  
• Value: 275 caps.

A 2018 model 5.56mm police special. This exceedingly large revolver uses rifle rounds instead of a more typical revolver caliber. Originally distributed to Las Angeles detectives, these impressive hand canons were designed as a concealable alternative to an assault rifle. The pistol itself is semi automatic, despite its revolver mechanism, and has internal recoil dampeners to save your arm from snapping in two. The cylinder is motorized, and will slide out at the touch of a button for fast reloads. Prototype models were chambered in .223 Remington, but those likely only exist back on the west coast.

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Locations: 'O ka Make Jungle, Toxic Swampland, Spore Jungle in carrier form

Sexual Differences: Females are larger, with elongated fangs

Possible Mutations: All Uhane are vampires

Description: Various reports tell of dogs, cats, and the occasional brahman being torn open and devoured- even totally carried off- during the night. Some of the more superstitious tribal wasters accredit the livestock deaths to the Uhane, old spirits of the dead seeking vengeance on those who destroyed the world. Now, we all know ghosts don't exist (right?), and the real perpetrator of the attacks are often creatures of the same name. The post war Uhane are Hawaiian Hoary bats that have grown to gargantuan proportions thanks to radiation and airborne FEV. These creatures tend to live in small colonies, and are largely nocturnal. They retain many of their features from the times before- leathery wings, thin fur, and an acute sense of hearing. Where there is one Uhane, there are many.

Melee Attacks:
0-30 -- The Uhane screams at you, a warning
31-60 -- The Uhane's bite misses
61-80 -- The Uhane swipes at you with its clawed wing, -12 HP
81-90 -- The Uhane latches its maw to your arm, -35 HP, the creature heals 15 HP
91-100+ -- The Uhane clamps its fangs down on your neck and tears, -65 HP, and the bat heals 25 HP

Health Points: 110

Loot: Animal meat, Mutated blood, Tough hide

Height: Around 5 feet if erect

Wingspan: 9 feet on average

Weight: 75 pounds

Hair: Grey or brown, thin and soft

Eyes: White and luminous, like a cat

Skin: Usually leathery and quite tough, suitable for armor

Other details: The fangs of an Uhane can grow upwards of four inches long, and jut out of their closed mouthes

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Psychological description: Uhane are social creatures that live in large familial packs. A pack can contain up to six animals. The creatures themselves are fiercely territorial, and will attack most trespassers smaller than their wingspans. Uhane are nocturnal.

Lifespan: Around 20 years, never over 25

Experience points: 120

A simple blindfold, made from a scrap of cloth or bit of hide. Now normally, being blind in the wasteland is a death sentence. That is, unless you're a wizard. For reasons unknown, a Psyker's powers are heightened when their sight is taken away. This was discovered when a group of raiders unknowingly kidnapped a Psyker, and got their blood literally boiled when they blindfolded him. Now, even if you have special powers, you're still blindfolded; weigh your options carefully if thinking about using one of these.


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 0 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 0 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 0 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 0 points of damage.
• Grants: -4 PER, +10 to Psyker power rolls.  
• Value: 110 caps.

A set of medium weight, standard issue enclave combat fatigues. This armor was designed with the Brotherhood of Steel in mind, and as such boasts impressive energy weapon resistance. The Enclave produces their own armor and arms, but lack the resources for mass production. As such, this specialized armor is peppered thorough the Enclave ranks in Hawaii among sets of pre war combat armor. Anyone seen in these fatigues will be recognized as Enclave, and may even be able to slip by their defenses unnoticed. The armor itself is comprised of multiple ballistic plates under a heavy coat, with padded army clothes beneath.


• Protection against melee and unarmed weapons: 12 points of damage.
• Protection against ballistic weapons: 8 points of damage.
• Protection against energy weapons: 18 points of damage.
• Protection against explosives: 10 points of damage.
• Grants: +5 to energy weapon attack rolls.  
• Value: 1,500 Caps.