10 mm Smith & Wesson

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 4

130 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

10 mm Smith & Wesson sub sonic

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 4

180 $

+2 to the target's armor.

Heavier hollow point bullet, propelled by a bit less gunpowder. The projectile flies sub sonic and is therefore more silent. Ideally, this ammunition is used in conjunction with a silencer.

10 mm Smith & Wesson armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 4

220 $

-3 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

10 mm Smith & Wesson hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 4

150 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 3 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 3 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

.22 Rimfire

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 1

60 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.
This ammunition is sub sonic.

.22 Rimfire hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 1

80 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 2 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 2 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

This ammunition is sub sonic.

.32 Browning

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 2

75 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.
This ammunition is sub sonic.

.32 Browning hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 2

85 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 2 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 2 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

This ammunition is sub sonic.

.44 Magnum

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

250 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.44 Magnum armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

300 $

-6 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.44 Magnum hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

300 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 4 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 4 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

.44-40 Colt

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D3 + 7

80 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.44-40 Colt hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D3 + 7

100 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 3 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 3 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

.45 ACP

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 5

150 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.
This ammunition is sub sonic.

.45 ACP armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 5

210 $

-4 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

This ammunition is sub sonic.

.45 ACP Hohlspitz

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 5

200 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 4 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 4 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

This ammunition is sub sonic.

.454 Casull

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 2 D3 (repeatable)

450 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.454 Casull armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 2 D3 (repeatable)

650 $

-8 to the target's armor.

Ignores the avarage armoring as if it was paper.

.454 Casull hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 2 D3 (repeatable)

500 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 5 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 5 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

5.7 mm FN

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

300 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

5.7 mm FN sub sonic

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

400 $

+2 to the target's armor.

Heavier hollow point bullet, propelled by a bit less gunpowder. The projectile flies sub sonic and is therefore more silent. Ideally, this ammunition is used in conjunction with a silencer.

5.7 mm FN armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

400 $

-4 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

5.7 mm FN hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 6

380 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 4 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 4 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

9 mm Luger

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 3

150 $

No modification.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

9 mm Luger sub sonic

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 3

200 $

+2 to the target's armor.

Heavier hollow point bullet, propelled by a bit less gunpowder. The projectile flies sub sonic and is therefore more silent. Ideally, this ammunition is used in conjunction with a silencer.

9 mm Luger armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 3

230 $

-2 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

9 mm Luger hollow point

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 3

220 $

Up to 4 armor points: + 2 Damage
From 5 armor points upwards: - 2 Damage

Hollow point bullets expand as they hit resistance, thereby doing a lot of damage to lightly armored foes – with stronger armor however, they do a lot less damage.

2 mm EC

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 1 D6 (repeatable)

1500 $

-15 of the target's armor.

Due to the relativistic speeds with which these projectiles move, they pretty much ignore all but the hardest armor.
Very rare, and since they only were produced before the War – correspondingly costly.

20 mm LAAR

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 4 D3

800 $

- 11 to the target's armor.

Simple, hard projectile to thresh World War II fighter planes from the ground.

.223 Remington full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 6

300 $

-2 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.223 Remington armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 6

600 $

-4 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.308 Winchester full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 5

500 $

-3 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.308 Winchester armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 5

580 $

-8 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.30-06 full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 2 D3

450 $

-2 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.30-06 armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 2 D3

900 $

-4 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.405 Winchester full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 1 D3 + 2

400 $

-2 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

.405 Winchester armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 1 D3 + 2

800 $

-5 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.45-70 Government

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 3

400 $

-1 to the target’s armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

5 mm Soviet full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 4

250 $

-1 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

5 mm Soviet armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D6 + 4

500 $

-5 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

.50 BMG

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

4 D6 + 1 D3

1000 $

-5 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor. This caliber is used in few weapons, since it's just too big … and, depending on the interpretation, it defies the Hague Convention.

8 mm Mauser full metal jacket

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 4

600 $

-2 to the target's armor.

Standard full metal jacket bullet, propelled by standard gunpowder.

8 mm Mauser armor piercing

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 4

900 $

- 5 to the target's armor.

The core piece of this cartridge is a so called steel core projectile, that can penetrate a lot of armor.

Buckshot

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 2 D6

100 $

No modification

9 small 8 mm balls in one cartridge. Perfect to shoot some pigs – no matter whether “pig” is used as an insult or not.

Slugs

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 2 D6

250 $

-5 to the target's armor.

Specially rifled projectile, that can be fired through a shotgun's smooth bore. Basically an oversized rifle projectile.

Rubber projectiles

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10

500 $

Ignores all armor but Power Armor.

Does not penetrate the skin, but does inflict horrible pain. A shot to the extremities has a further +50 chance on a critical hit (for example a broken leg or a concussion).
A hit to the torso or an unaimed hit only receives a +30 critical hit chance.

Explosive projectiles

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 2 D6 Normal damage + 3 D6 Explosive damage

2500 $

- 3 to the target's armor.

Explosive projectiles are actually meant for so called technical targets, for example when SWAT police men don't want to sully their beautiful boots kicking in doors. But they also work extremely well against “soft targets”.

Flechettes

Base damage:

Cost for 100 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D10 + 2 D6

400 $

-9 to the target's armor.

Flechette, the French word for “arrow-shaped death” are just a load of thin, hard needles.

40 mm fragmentation grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 explosive damage + 2 D6 + 3 normal damage

75 $

-5 to the target's armor.

A grenadelauncher launched frag grenade. Explodes on impact.

40 mm Beehive Canister

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

4 D6 + 7 normal damage

15 $

-3 to the target's armor.

The probably most found ammunition for 40 mm grenade launchers in the Wastes doesn't fire explosives, but turns the grenade launcher into an oversized shotgun. The beehive canister is really filled with normal buckshot.

40 mm Jumping grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

1 D6 + 3 explosive damage + 2 D6 + 6 normal damage

150 $

-5 to the target's armor.

A grenade that does not explode with the first contact on the floor, but is only armed. It actually bounces once before exploding in the air. The effect is much greater that way.

40 mm smoke grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

No damage, but -4 to all tests on PE in a 10 cm circle around the point of detonation.

60 $

No modification.

Smoke is just a thick, heavy fog through which one can't see. Ideal to cover a retreat – or an attack through open terrain.

40 mm teargas grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

No damage, but -4 to all tests on PE in a 10 cm circle around the point of detonation. Furthermore, no sprinting and a body control test that is handicapped by 50 points for all that are afflicted by the tear gas.

Those who fail that test, are unconcious. In closed spaces they remain so for 2 D3 rounds. In open spaces for 1 D3 rounds.

80 $

No modification.

The big difference to the smoke grenade is, that those inside the gas cloud are not invisible. They can be shot at, while they can't see the hand before their eyes.

40 mm poison gas grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

Depends on the poison used. The grenade poisons for one dose per round, as long as one is in the detonation area. This happens for 6 rounds in closed spaces and for 3 rounds in open spaces.

200 $

No modification.

Only power armor and gas masks help against that. Poison gas attacks were forbidden by several treaties before the Great War, but are not that uncommon in the wasteland.

40 mm EMP grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

None against humans. Total damage against electrical or electronic machines.

250 $

No modification.

The perfect weapon if one wants to disable a combat robot – or stop an electric car.

40 mm acid grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D6 + 5

150 $

Ignores all armor but power armor.

The name speaks for itself. There is no proper defense against this attack. A truly devastating weapon.

127 mm grenade

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

3 D10 +5 Explosive damage (repeatable) in 9 cm circumference

300 $

-8 to the target's armor.

A simple, explosive shot with great payload for howitzers and tanks.

60 mm high explosive rocket

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D10 +3 explosive damage (repeatable) in 7 cm circumference.

40 $

-6 to the target's armor.

Simple, explosive missile with high yield for rocket launchers.

60 mm anti tank rocket

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D10 - 6 explosive damage (repeatable) in 7 cm circumference

70 $

-14 to the target's armor.

A rocket meant to obliberate fortified positions or tanks.

Napalm Tank

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

2 D10 + 5 fire damage

80 $ (A tank lasts for about 10 “shots”)

No armor modification.

Compatible with the Flambe 450 flame thrower.

Small Energy Cell

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

Depends directly on the weapon.

30 $

Depends directly on the weapon.

The small M-18 energy cell (as it has been classified by the US military) is the “ammunition” of all energy based handguns. It was also used as a civilian battery however and is to be found at the most diverse places.

Big Energy Cell

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

Depends directly on the weapon.

50 $

Depends directly on the weapon.

The big M-60 energy cell is the “ammunition” of all energy based “rifles” and “big guns”. Like the small energy cell, it was also sold on the civilian market and is still quite common to find.

Micro Fusion Battery

Base damage:

Cost for 1 shots:

Armor modification:

Note:

Depends directly on the weapon.

250 $

Depends directly on the weapon.

Micro Fusion Batteries were everywhere. They powered small bunkers and vehicles, one can even power planes with them in theory – or extremely powerful energy weapons.