Fallout Paper and Pencil: 6th Edition

Designed by Henry Schminke

Special Thanks to Jason Mical, for his work on Fallout PNP 3.0,
which served as the groundwork for this game.

Thank you to Obsidian Entertainment for their work on Fallout 1, 2

and New Vegas.
Part One: Background
The World of Fallout
The Fallout world exists in an
alternate timeline that diverged
from the real-world timeline after
World War II. From this split until
the Great War in 2077, a stylized
representation of 1950s American
culture (with more advanced
technology) dominated the Fallout
world. The science fiction anthology
Worlds of Tomorrow, released
during the Golden Age of Science
Fiction in the 1950s, heavily
influenced this representation.
Overview
Although the Fallout universe and
the real world share a common
timeline until about 1945, the
defining moment of the Fallout
universe was the Great War of
2077. On October 23, 2077, the
United States, China, and other
nuclear-armed countries commenced
a brief but rapid exchange of
nuclear strikes. Although the
conflict lasted only two hours, the
destruction it brought was
staggering and complete: more
energy was released in the early
moments of the war than in all
previous global conflicts combined.
The world that remained was harsh
and unforgiving. 90 years after
the Great War, humanity survived
but struggled to do so. Above
ground, small bands fought over
the crumbling remains of once
great cities while mutants prowled
the irradiated wastes.
Underground, a fortunate few
enjoyed the relative safety and
comfort of the Vaults. Some
fought to keep the world out,
others to connect with and re-
populate it. Wherever humanity
survived it was under constant
threat by psychotic mutants,
rogue machines, vicious raiders,
and all manner of hostile mutant
creatures.
Glossary
Combat: A sequence of events
that takes place on a hex-grid in
rounds of roughly 6 seconds each.
Critter: A critter is generally
referring to a non-human NPC.
Experience (XP): A numerical
measure of the character’s
collective experience in the Fallout
universe. When enough experience
points are earned, he or she goes
up a level.
Fallout: A series of games set in a Perk: A Perk is a special reward a
post-apocalyptic wasteland, also Character gains every few levels.
the radioactive dust particles Player: The Player is one of the
scattered following a nuclear blast.
human participants in the game,
Overseer: The Overseer is the more specifically, a human in
keeper of the Vault stories; the control of a Character, called the
Overseer is sort of a storyteller Player Character (PC).
and a judge. The job of the Player Character (PC): A Character
Overseer is to relay the story to
in the game universe controlled by
the players, telling them what
the player. Essentially the Players’
their characters are experiencing, “Alter Ego” in the Fallout
which allows the players to control universe.
their characters’ responses. The
Overseer does most of the dice Primary Statistics: Primary
rolls and controls all Non-Player statistics are the values from
Characters (NPC’s). The Overseers’ which all other statistics are
word in any situation is final and derived from, and include
overrides all rulebooks and source Strength, Perception, Endurance,
books. Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, and
Luck.
Karma: A measure of whether a
character has done more good Secondary Statistics: These stats
than evil, more evil than good, or are derived from the SPECIAL of a
a healthy balance of the two. Character, using various
mathematical formulas.
Level: A measure of the
Character’s “rank” in the Fallout
universe. When a Character gains a
level, it represents that they
have gained enough experience
from their actions that they have
acquired a better grasp of their
talents and of the world around
them.
Non-Player Character (NPC): A
Character in the Fallout universe
that is controlled solely by the
Overseer.
Part Two: Roleplaying
Role of the Overseer
Who is indisputably the most
important person in the Vault:
He who shelters us from the
harshness of the atomic
wasteland, and to whom we owe
everything we have, including our
lives?
1. The Overseer
2. The Overseer
3. The Overseer
4. The Overseer
-Excerpt from the G.O.A.T.
The Overseer plays arguably the
most important role in a Vault,
without the Overseer, the other
dwellers have no direction, cause
or action. This follows true in the
Fallout Pen and Paper game.
The Overseer has many tasks, and
most important among these is
proper game management. The
Overseer will have to make an
enjoyable experience for the
Players, designing a game and
world that is fun and exciting to
explore. When this sandbox is
properly made, the resulting
experience is terrific.
Role of the Players
The Players and their characters
will step into a handcrafted world,
(hopefully) ripe with interesting
and engaging experiences. The
Players’ main goal is to be their
character, to have fun, and to go
on to see what the great all-
powerful Overseer has in store for
them.
When you design your character
(or pick from the recommended
class list) you must design a
backstory. Everybody has a past;
everyone comes from some past
experiences and possesses unique
traits about them that makes
them stand out. When making your
character, start off with a classic
archetype: The Champion who
challenges evil at any chance, or
The Thieving silver tongued devil
who gets by with his words. This
“role” will provide an outlet into
other aspects of your character
such as their mannerisms, their
appearance, or the things they
like to do when they aren’t saving
the wasteland from mutated
monstrosities.
With a unique outlet into the world
of Fallout, you will be able to step
into another existence, taking
place in your imagination, it can be
the most engaging gaming
experience.
Part Three: Creation
Creating your Character
Will your character be a gun-happy
sniper? A dune racer? A sneaky
thief? A fast talker who can
manipulate others to his cause?
The possibilities are endless. Now
might be a good time to have your
character sheet on hand. Through
character creation and through
this book, we will be using Howard,
the Human Vault Dweller.
Part 1: Character
Terminology
There are seven primary
statistics. The acronym used is:
SPECIAL: Strength, Perception,
Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence,
Agility, and Luck. These are the
characters’ strengths and
weaknesses and are the limits of
which the other aspects of
character development are
determined. SPECIAL stats cannot
naturally go above or below the
racial minimums and maximums.
Skills: There are 15 skills available
to all characters. These are
learned and improved upon through
the experiences of the character.
There are 3 combat skills: Ranged
Weapons, Melee Weapons, and ,
Explosive Weapons. There are 4
Skills used for different aspects
of speech and diplomacy: Intimidate,
Persuade, Deception, and Barter.
And finally, there are 8
non-combat Skills for various
actions in the wasteland: Stealth,
Medicine, Security, Operate
Vehicle, Survival, Experimental
Science, Mechanical Repair, and
Athletics.
Traits: An optional part of a
character. They are usually a
double-edged sword, giving a bonus
as well as a penalty, making your
character unique.
Perks: Perks are special abilities a Human: The basic human. Two arms,
character gains every 3 levels, two legs, two eyes. Humans gain no
and occasionally just for doing bonuses or penalties
something extra neat in the game. to basic resistances
Perks can affect skills, statistics or statistics. Humans
or change entire aspects of the stand between 1.5 to
game, they will never penalize the 2 meters tall and
player. weigh anywhere from
Karma: As in the real world, the 100 to 250 lbs.
post-nuclear world of Fallout has a
system of morals. Performing
certain actions can raise and lower
a characters Karma. Rather than Stat STR PER END CHA INT AGL LCK
an abstract idea of morality, Min 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
punishment, and reward, Karma in Max 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Fallout is a numerical value of how
many good or bad deeds a
character has done. Do good Ghoul: Ghouls are humans who have
things, word gets around, do changed from massive Radiation.
enough terrible things however, Ghouls’ skin
and people will know about it. sloughs off
across their
Secondary Statistics: The body and
category for all statistics which their hair is
are derived from a characters’ generally
SPECIAL. completely
Part 2: Race gone. Ghouls
possess a
Before going further, the player natural 50% Radiation Resistance,
must choose a race. Both races and a 25% Poison Resistance
are human, or once were human, bonus. Ghouls weigh 100-200 lbs.
but each have different
advantages and disadvantages. Stat STR PER END CHA INT AGL LCK
Both Races have a few very Min 1 3 1 1 3 1 3
defining Characteristics that Max 8 12 8 10 12 8 12
makes them unique.
Part 3: Traits Bruiser: A little slower, but a lot
bigger. You may not hit as often,
Traits are an optional part of the but when you do
character creation process. They they will feel it!
simply describe an aspect of the You gain +3 to
character’s personality or physical Melee Damage, but
description, and permanently your Move Speed
affect things like Skills, Primary is reduced by 1
Statistics, and Secondary point.
Statistics. A Character can pick up
to two Traits if they choose. Clean Living: Your voluntary
abstinence from drugs and alcohol
General Traits has benefitted your
Bad Natured: You have always health! All healing
gotten by doing things however items restore 50%
you wanted, never extra HP! But all
caring about what Chems provide no
others think. bonuses to you.
Your Combat Skills Fast Metabolism: Your metabolic
and Intimidate rate is much higher than normal.
start 10 points This means you are
higher, but other Speech Skills, less resistant to
Medicine, and Mechanical Repair radiation and poison.
Skills are reduced by 10 points. You get a +5 Bonus
This affects the Skill ranks. to Healing Rate, but
Bloody Mess: By some strange your Radiation and
twist of fate, people around you Poison Resistances reduce to 0.
die violently. Fast Shot: You don’t have time to
You always aim! Because you shoot faster
see the than normal!
worst way a All attacks
person can with Ranged
die. This does Weapons cost
not affect your ability to kill one less action
them, just how when they die, it point, but you
will be as violently dramatic as can’t perform
possible. Targeted Shots.
Precision: Your attacks show a lot Heavy Handed: You swing harder,
of finesse. You haven’t ever not better. Your attacks are
needed more brutal, but lack
than one shot Finesse. You
to get things receive +3 to
done. Your your Melee
base Critical Damage, but all
Chance is Critical Hits
increased by 5% but your total receive no
Action Points is reduced by 1. bonuses.
Gifted: You have always possessed Hoarder: You don’t let go of your
more innate ability to succeed possessions easily, even when
than others but they slow you
have never truly down. Your
developed your Carry weight
talents. With is increased
Gifted, you gain 7 by 30, but
SPECIAL points to your Move
distribute, but Speed is
receive no TAG Skills to start reduced by 1.
with. Jinxed: The good thing is that
Good Natured: You prefer your everyone around you has more
words instead of weapons and Critical Failures,
taking your time to the bad, however:
learn new things. You do too!
Persuade, Barter, Every time an
Medicine, and attack or skill
Mechanical Repair check is failed,
skills start 10 roll against luck
points higher, but all Combat Skills or your failure will
and Intimidate are reduced by 10 be upgraded to a Critical Failure.
points. This affects Skill ranks. This affects you and anyone who
targets you.
Kamikaze: By not paying attention Skilled: You are skilled at many
to any threats, you act much things; you can Tag six skills of
faster in a your choice!
turn. Due to The downside
not paying is that your
attention TAG bonuses
however, you are only 10
are easier to points
hit. Your Sequence is increased by instead of
+6 but your natural Armor Class is 20 because
reduced by 10. you divide your focus on your
talents so widely.
One Hander: You have never been
a fan of big weapons. You receive Small Frame: You are not as big as
+20 Accuracy everyone else, but that never
bonus with all slowed you down. You
One-Handed can’t carry as much
Weapons but but you are more agile.
receive a -20 You receive +2 Move
Accuracy Speed, but your carry
penalty when wielding any and all weight is reduced to
Two-Handed Weapons. 50 + (5 x Strength).
Sex Appeal: You got the “right” Trigger Discipline:
stuff. Members of the opposite Patience under pressure is where
sex are quite you shine. When making Targeted
attracted to Shots, all
you, but those accuracy
of the same sex penalties are
tend to be highly reduced by 20!
jealous. When Because you
talking to those pace your
of the opposite shots so much
sex, you receive however, you are unable to fire
a +20 bonus modifier to Speech using burst attacks ever.
Skills, but receive a -20 penalty
modifier on Speech Checks against
all with the same sex as yourself.
Wild Wasteland: The Wasteland Strength: A Measure
itself has mutated! With this Trait, of your character’s
your party will physical strength and
encounter muscle power.
unique and Strength affects
humorous Melee Damage, Carry
special Weight, and Action
encounters. Points.
Part 4: SPECIAL Perception: Perception is your
character’s awareness and
With your Character Concept, Race, instincts.
and Traits decided upon it is time Perceptive
to decide on your primary characters
statistics. The Total of these notice details
must equal 40 (unless modified by a that don’t fit a
Trait) and can only go above a “normal”
racial maximum through equipment picture. This
and item use. Naturally SPECIAL statistic
stat caps out its listed maximum. heavily governs Sequence and
Some Races have higher minimum affects Actions and many Skills.
required Statistics, while others
have lower maximums, make sure to Endurance: Endurance measures
distribute your SPECIAL in a the body’s constitution and overall
manner that allows for your health.
character to develop in the path Characters with
you want. A complete description high Endurance
of Primary Statistics is provided have great
below, along with a cover of the cardiovascular
Primary Statistics that they health and
govern. immune system.
Endurance
governs Base Hit Points, Radiation
and Poison Resistance, and
resisting Crippled Limbs.
Charisma: Charisma is primarily how Luck: The most ambiguous
adept your Characters are at statistic, Luck is everything and
knowing what to say nothing.
and do in social Characters with
situations. It also high Luck just
affects your tend to have
characters physical things go their
attractiveness. way, and
Charisma heavily Characters with
influences Speech Skills and is low Luck always
used for Speech Skill Failures. seem to be standing under the
scaffolding as a brick falls. Luck
Intelligence: A Character’s higher
directly affects Critical Chance.
reasoning power is determined by
their Luck rolls are also used to resist
Intelligence, Skill failures and Critical Failures.
Characters with Part 5: Secondary
high Intelligence Statistics: With Primary
are better at
Statistics decided, you can now
solving problems
calculate your Characters’
than those with
Secondary Statistics. Do not
low Intelligence.
Intelligence influences Skills and forget any Racial or Trait changes.
governs Skill Points per Level. Hit Points (HP): Perhaps the most
important statistic in the game,
Agility: Agility measures the speed
hit points determine your
of a character’s reactions. Agility
characters ability to take damage
describes how
and survive. When a Character’s
quickly a HP is reduced to 0, they fall
Character can
unconscious and will begin to bleed
move. Agility
out. The Character will have turns
affects
equal to their Endurance stat to
Move Speed,
Sequence, and bleed out before Death occurs. The
player may make one Luck Check at
Action Points.
the end of their END count to
survive an additional turn.
Characters can be stabilized with
Medicine or Stimpaks.
Base Hit Points is: 50 + 10 x END.
Action Points (AP): The second
most important statistic, Action
Points may mean the difference
between reloading your gun and
firing the final shot or staring at
your empty weapon as a rocket
explodes in your chest. AP is used
to make attacks, change position
from crouching and standing,
reload weapons, and use items.
Your available Action Point equals:
5 + (STR+PER+AGL/6) Your AP may
be no lower than 5 base points.
Move Speed: Your movement speed
is equal to: (3 + Agility/2) and
determines the number of hexes
you may move in your turn.
Armor Class (AC): Armor Class is
your ability to completely avoid
damage through dodging. Your base
Armor Class is 20. Armor Class can
be changed with Armor, Perks, and
Cover, which is simply an increase
or penalty to Base AC. Armor
Class cannot fall below 0.
Carry Weight: How much equipment
your character can carry on their
person unencumbered. Carry weight
is: (50 lbs + STR x 10). A character
with 5 STR can carry 100 lbs.
Melee Damage (MD): This is how
much damage your character does
with fist weapons and melee
weapons. The more Melee Damage
your character has, the harder he
or she hits. Base Melee Damage is
equal to your Strength stat.
Sequence (SE): Sequence is equal
to: (2xPER)+AGL, and every
combat encounter, you roll 1d10
and add your SE to it. Descending
order goes first in combat.
Critical Chance: This is the base
chance to cause a critical hit in
combat. High weapon skills and
quality weapons can affect this
number later. If a to-hit roll is
successful, and low enough that it
falls within the Character’s Critical
Chance, the hit becomes critical.
Base Critical Chance is equal to a
Character’s Luck.
Healing Rate (HR): Life possesses
the remarkable ability to heal
itself naturally. Your Healing Rate
is the number of Hit Points healed
naturally in a day (24 hours) of
activity, or in 8 hours of resting.
Healing Rate is equal to Endurance
divided by 2.
Radiation Resistance: In the Post
Nuclear world, Radiation is always a
concern. Some Places are naturally
radioactive. Radiation Resistance
simply buffers off a percentage of
the radiation equal to your
Resistance. Radiation Resistance is
equal to 2 x END.
Poison Resistance: Poison
resistance is equal to 5 x END and
allows the player to roll against
the poison to completely nullify
the poison damage.
Starting Money/Items: All items
have a set value; new Characters
may select items up to a specific
total value. Average characters
will have $250 to use.
(100 +CHAx20 +LCKx10)
Damage Threshold: Represents the
amount of damage a piece of armor
can stop. 5 points of DT reduces
incoming damage by 5. There are 5
categories of damage, Normal,
Laser, Fire, Plasma, and Explosive.
Karma: Karma is your moral balance
in the world, and while it may not
manifest physically, it carries
weight in your presence. Karma
acts not only to measure actions,
but to define your reputation in
the wasteland. Base Karma is 0
and ranges from: -150 to 150.
Very Good: 126 and above.
Good Karma: 51 and above.
Neutral Karma: -50 to 50.
Evil Karma: -51 and below.
Very Evil Karma: -126 and below.
Part 6: Skills
This section covers all the Skills.
Skill rank is the natural value of
the Skill derived from SPECIAL and
Skill Points invested. There are 15
Skills: 3 Combat Skills, 4 Speech
Skills, and 8 Non-Combat Skills.
Skills rank from 0-100 naturally
but can be boosted over this cap
through means such as TAGs.
Tag Skills: Known as Talents and
Gifts, these are the skills your
Character is gifted in. A Character
can have 3 Tag skills, and each
Skill tagged receives a bonus of 20
points separate from Skill Rank
calculations. Tagged Skills can
reach 120 for purpose of checks.
(Base 100 Max +20 TAG boost)
Skill Points: Skill Points are
awarded at every new Experience
Level. Every Skill Point invested
into a Skill will increase its natural
rank by 1 point. Skills can only
naturally reach 100 maximum from
investment. Skill Points earned per
Level is equal to 10 + Intelligence.
Skill Checks: When using your skills,
you may have difficulty in being
successful. When you attempt to
pick a lock, you will roll against a
Skill Check. Skill Checks apply a
direct penalty to your skill to be
rolled against. There are 5 levels
of challenge to check against.
Level Check Penalty
Easy -10
Normal -20
Hard -30
Very Hard -40
Impossible -50
Combat Skills: These three skills
represent the methods of slinging
pain upon your foes. All weapons
fall into these three categories.
Ranged Weapons: This skill covers Speech Skills: These
your use and proficiency with all skills represent the 4
ranged weapons, such as Guns and distinct types of
Energy Weapons. persuasion that can
be used to converse
with NPC’s.
Persuasion: This skill represents
your ability to
persuade to get
From a 10mm Pistol to the mighty their way, through
Gatling Laser. The higher your skill, appealing to the
the easier time you will have of subject they are
shooting your targets. persuading.
Melee Weapons: This Skill covers Deception: This skill represents
your use and proficiency with all your ability to
Punching and Melee Weapons. manipulate to
get their way,
through using
sarcasm, wit,
and deceiving
the subject.
From a set of Brass Knuckles to
the crushing Super Sledge. The Intimidation: This skill represents
higher your skill, the easier time your ability to coerce
you will have hitting your targets. to get their way,
through intimidation,
Explosives: This skill covers your threatening, or
use and proficiency with harming the subject.
everything that goes boom.
Barter: This skill represents your
ability to buy out to
get your way,
through bribery or
debating cost and
reward with the
From Frag Grenades to the subject. This skill
destructive Fat Man. Explosives also determines checks for buying
will give you an easier time blowing and selling items.
up your targets.
Non-Combat Skills: There are 8 Mechanical Repair: The know-how
Skills for general purposes and and handiwork to do it yourself.
functions: from crafting and This skill dictates
repairing, to finding clean water. your Character’s
These skills cover nearly ability to fix,
everything you can do in the repair, and
wasteland. construct things
of a mechanical
Athletics: The performance of
intensive physical challenges. nature, this
This skill ranges from
governs your repairing guns and armor to
creating a water purifier.
Character’s
ability to Medicine: The practice of Medical
perform skills in general. This skill affects
athletic a Characters
feats, such knowledge and
as climbing a rope, or swimming application of
through water. varying types of
Experimental Science: The medical treatment.
application of advanced technology Can be used to
and experimenting. stop Bleeding Out,
heal Crippled Limbs, and other
This Skill gauges
medical issues.
your Character’s
ability to tinker, Survival: The experience and
change, modify, intuition necessary to survive in
test, and develop the hostile
technologies. Wasteland.
This skill
affects your
success with
finding clean
water in the
desert and avoiding dangerous
foes.
Operate Vehicle: The nerves and Part 7: Formula Tables
reflexes to operate a vehicle
under Hit Points 50+ENDx10
pressure. Action Points 5+ST+PE+AG/6
This skill Move Speed 3+AGL/2
measures Carry Weight 50+STRx10
your Melee Damage STR
Character’s Sequence 2xPER+AGL
Critical Chance LCK
skill with Healing Rate END
Driving and Flying various vehicles RR and PR 2xEND, 5xEND
and methods of transportation in Starting $ CHAx25+LCKx10+50
the Wasteland.
Security: The fine motor control to Combat Skill Rank Table
pick locks and disarm alarms. This
skill shows your Ranged Weapons 3xAGL+2xPER
Character’s ability Melee Weapons 3xSTR+2xEND
to detect and Explosives 3xPER+2xEND
disarm traps and
alarms, and to Speech Skill Rank Table
open locked
containers and safes, and hack Persuasion 5xCHA
computer security systems. Deception 3xINT+2xCHA
Intimidation 3xSTR+2xCHA
Stealth: The talent of hiding, Barter 5xCHA
remaining unseen, and lightening
others’ pockets.
Stealth governs Non-Combat Skill Rank Table
your Character’s Athletics 3xEND+2xSTR
ability to move Ex. Science 5xINT
undetected, and Mech. Repair 3xPER+2xINT
to pick the Medicine 3xINT+2xPER
pockets of those Survival 3xPER+2xEND
around you. Operate Vehicle 3xAGL+2xPER
Security 5xPER
Stealth 5xAGL

With ALL Skills, add your Luck/2

stat to the final calculation.
Part 8: Backgrounds
For your character, you get to
choose from one of many available
backgrounds. These backgrounds
exist to add flavor and build off
your characters’ backstory. Below
is a list of these options, each will
also confer benefits to statistics,
items, or even reputations.
Caravaneer: You worked for years
of your life working as a merchant
working with one or many different
caravans in the wasteland. From
this experience working with
traders, you have managed to pick
up some good bargaining skills, and
even managed to save some money.
(+10 Barter, +$: CHAx30)
Farmer: You may have grown up on
a farm, or at least spent plenty
of time living and working on one.
It could have been livestock,
agriculture, or water, all that
matters is you know a thing or
two about living in the wastes.
(+10 Survival, start with 10 clean
food and 10 water)
Gang Member/Raider: You spend a
large portion of your life as a
member of a Gang or band of
Raiders. In this time, you did some
rather dirty and cruel things to
get your way in the wastes at the
expense of others.
(+10 Intimidate, Karma: -10
Reputation: Accepted with Faction)
Mercenary: Bounty Hunter,
Caravan Guard, or Professional
Hitman, a mercenary could have
done any of these things. You
spent years as a gun for hire, and
can show your skills quite well, and
have saved up money as well.
(+10 Weapon Skill, +$: CHAx20)
Scientist: You have dedicated your
life to the research and
development of Science!
Throughout the years you have
learned quite a lot and have
become very well versed.
(+10 Exp. Science, +3 Stimpaks)
Soldier: You spent several years
as a soldier for a military force in
the wastes. During this time, you
may have seen lots of conflict, or
perhaps not. Regardless, your time
spent training with weapons shows.
(+10 to 1 Weapon Skill, Reputation:
Accepted one Faction)
Vault Dweller: You were raised and
for most of your life, lived inside
of a Vault Tec Vault, hidden away
from the world. With this time
spent around Technology, it’s no
wonder you’ve picked up some
handy know how.
(+10 to Mech. Repair, Medicine)
Part Four: Gameplay
Playing the Game
Armed with your unique new
character, you are ready to take
your first steps into the
wasteland! Before you do however,
you should know about how to
survive, and even thrive in the
wasteland! You should know how to
play.
Part 1: Narrative
Outside of combat the experience
is very simple and narratively
based. When you want to have
your character do something, such
as bartering with the water
merchant, or picking a lock, you will
announce that you wish to make an
action, at which point the
Overseer will tell you to roll
against your attempted action if
rolling is necessary. When rolling
against an attribute, such as a
Perception check, you will roll 1d10
aiming for your score or lower.
When rolling a Skill Check, you roll
the % dice to try and hit your skill
after appropriate modifiers such
as difficulty check. For example:
Howard attempts to pick a Hard
lock: Howard has 50 Security Skill,
a Hard lock has a -30 penalty.
(50-30=20) Howard must roll a 20
or less to succeed at this skill
check.
Part 2: Combat
This is where Fallout turns from a
Post-Nuclear RPG into a lethal
1000 ways to die simulator. Combat
in Fallout is lethal and concise. An
average encounter will take 3-4
rounds. Combat is unforgiving in
Fallout and making poor choices will
likely result in your Characters’
Death. In a round of Combat your
Character will have several options
at hand, of them it is important to
know how to approach a fight to
be effective as a team.
I am going to use Howard the Vault
Dweller to show examples. Howard
has 7 AP available to him and is
going to use a 10mm Pistol. He has
a Ranged Weapons’ skill of 70.
Attack: Making an Attack will
check your skill level against the
targets AC to determine if you
hit. Howard has 70 in his skill, so
he has 70 against his targets AC,
he is going to shoot at a Rat,
which has an AC of 20, make sure
to account for all modifiers such
as light or cover.
70 (Skill) - 20(AC) = 50. Howard
must roll a 50 or less on his dice
to hit his target. Attacking costs
as many AP as the weapon lists.
Targeted Attack: Making a
Targeted Shot consists of
designating a limb at a penalty to
your accuracy for the attack,
Melee Attacks have half the
Penalty that Ranged Attacks do.
When making a Targeted Attack will
your Critical Chance range is
doubled, and your attack will deal
additional bonus damage.
For damage calculations, if a hit is
made Critical, the damage multiplier
from the Critical hit is applied to
the weapons’ damage roll first, and
the bonus damage after.
Target Ranged / Melee Dam
Torso R: -10 / M: -5 +8
Leg R: -20 / M: -10 +8
Arm R: -20 / M: -10 +8
Groin R: -30 / M: -15 +16
Head R: -50 / M: -25 +24
Eyes R: -70 / M: -35 +32
Critical Hits: A Critical Hit is
achieved when you roll a number
equal to your Critical Chance or
less and pass the Attack Roll.
Critical Hits add 50% to your
damage rolled, then receive Bonus
Targeted Attack damage after.
Sneak Attack: Always Critical Hit.
Ex. Groin: Damage Roll 40, Critical
Dam Mult x 1.5 = 60, finally add 12
Targeted Attack Damage. Total: 72
Targeted Critical Hits:
Torso: Target Loses half AP
Leg: Target MS halved
Arm: Target Accuracy halved
Groin: Target loses next turn
Head: Lose Next Turn
Eyes: 100% Dice Damage Mult.
Burst Attack: Only available with
some Ranged weapons, you will fire
multiple rounds in a single action.
Every weapon lists the number of
shots fired from a single burst,
and always fire as many in a burst,
weapons have an accuracy penalty
when Burst Firing.
Retaliation: When shot at but
missed, you may make a single
untargeted reactionary shot at
the attacker, at a penalty of -20
to your Chance to Hit. This can
only happen one time when
attacked by an enemy.
Cover: In combat, you may position
your character to provide a
defensive advantage, Cover can be
Partial or Full. Partial Cover could
be hiding behind a pile of rubble
and grants 20 bonus AC. Full Cover
obscures your position, and grants
40 bonus AC, it could be standing
off to the side of a doorway. You
cannot take Cover and receive
Crouch or Prone bonuses. Cover is
up to the Overseers’ discretion.
Sprinting: In your turn sequence,
you can opt to increase your move
speed to 150% (rounded down) at
the penalty of electing to use not
a single Action Point in your turn.
Sprinting allows you to cover
greater distance in movement.
Crouching and going Prone: For 1
AP, your Character can Crouch,
going Prone costs 3 AP. While
Crouched, you gain +10 on your
Chance to Hit with ranged weapons
and your Move Speed is reduced to
2 MS/1 Hex. Getting up from a
crouch takes 2 AP. While Prone,
your Character gains +20 on
Chance to Hit with ranged
weapons, and your movement is
reduced to 3 MS/1 Hex. Getting up
requires 4 AP.
Reload: Reloading most weapons
costs 5 AP, reloading weapons with
single rounds, such as shotguns or
revolvers, costs 3 AP/round.
Strength Req: This is a weapons’
requirement to effectively use the
weapon. Heavier weapons require
higher Strength. For every point
below the Strength requirement,
you incur a -10 to attack rolls.
Melee Combat: When an attacker
wielding a Melee Weapon enters
their attack range, Melee Combat
is engaged. In Melee Combat, the
attacker will receive a free Attack
of Opportunity against an enemy
attempting to move in any way.
(Moving position, crouching, going
prone, or getting up). In addition,
if the defending character
attempts to make a ranged attack
at anyone but the melee attacker,
then a free Attack of Opportunity
will be provoked. A free Attack of
Opportunity will be provoked
if the defending character
attempts to fire at the melee
attacker unless a Pistol, Revolver,
SMG, or Shotgun is used.
Explosives: Explosive Ordinance
Weapons deal massive damage, and
not just to a single target.
Smaller Explosives will affect the
targeted area, as well as the
surrounding hexes. When targeted
by an explosive you may make an
Agility Check to move into an
adjacent Hex to reduce the
damage from the blast. For larger
Explosives, this will create a
similar effect, but with a 2-point
Agility penalty per additional hex.
Combat Options Targeted Shots Tables
Targeted Shot: Penalty on Target Ranged / Melee Dam
Chance to Hit, a bonus to Torso R: -10 / M: -5 +8
damage, and a 2x multiplier to Leg R: -20 / M: -10 +8
your Critical Chance. Arm R: -20 / M: -10 +8
Groin R: -30 / M: -15 +16
Retaliation: Return fire from Head R: -50 / M: -25 +24
opponents missed attack at Eyes R: -70 / M: -35 +32
penalty of -20 Accuracy. Targeted Critical Effects
Cover: Partial Cover grants 20 Torso: Target Loses half AP
AC, while Full Cover grants 40
to your AC, this is additive. Leg: Target MS halved
Crouch: Costs 1 AP, +10 Chance Arm: Target Accuracy halved
to Hit, reduces speed to 1/2, Groin: Target loses next turn
costs 2 AP to stand.
Head: Lose Next Turn
Prone: Costs 3 AP, +20 Chance
to Hit, reduces speed to 1/3, Eyes: 100% Dice Damage Mult.
costs 4 AP to stand.
Gameplay Effects
Reload: 5 AP to reload
weapons with a magazine, 3 Item Use: Using an Item in
AP/round for Revolvers and combat that is not assigned to
Shotguns. one of your item slots will cost
an additional 5 AP to use.
Melee Combat:
Free Attack of Opportunity: Strength Requirement: Accuracy
-10 penalty for every point less
-Defender tries to move. than Weapons’ listed Strength
(Crouch, Move, Prone, Stand) requirement.
-Ranged Defender attempts Limb Damage: When limb is hit by
to fire at a target other a Critical Targeted Shot, roll
than Melee Attacker. against END or receive a
-Ranged Defender attacks crippled limb.
Melee Attacker using a weapon Crippled Limb: Requires a
other than a Pistol, Revolver, Doctors Bag and Medicine Check.
SMG, or Shotgun. Healing takes 2d6 days -HR.
Part 4: Non-Combat
Non-Combat Gameplay
Below are several mechanics of the
Game that are very important but
unrelated to Combat. These are
for other aspects of the game.
These mechanics are essential for
completing tasks and accomplishing
many goals in the Wasteland.
Food and Water: Every day, you
require 1 unit of both food and
water, these are listed in the
items section. If you fail to eat or
drink your healing rate to reduce
to 0 and every day you will receive
1d6 points of starvation and/or
dehydration damage, every further
day roll an additional 1d6 damage.
Radiation: Radiation is a horrifying
reality in the post-nuclear world
of Fallout. Radiation is measured in
RADs and every 200 RADs you
acquire will lead to more significant
effect of Radiation Poisoning.
200 RADs -1 AP, -3 SE, -1 MS
400 RADs -2 AP, -6 SE, -2 MS
600 RADs -3 AP, -9 SE, -3 MS
800 RADs -4 AP, -12 SE, -4 MS
1000 RADs Death
Poison: Every type of Poison will
deal a specific amount of damage,
some rapid, acting every turn.
Others are slower, afflicting your
Character over the course of
several hours.
Healing: There are 2 ways to heal a
Characters’ wounds: Naturally with
their innate Healing Rate, or
quickly, with Chems, Medicine Skill
Checks, or Doctors. Succeeding a
Medicine Check with Bandages
restores 1d6 HP.
Limb Damage: Limb Damage does not
heal on its’ own, and with medical
supplies will take 9+1d6-HR days
before the healing is finished. The
negative effect of the damaged
limb will persist until healing is
finished. Attempting to fix Limb
Damage without Medical supplies is
a -100 Skill Check Penalty.
Fire: When your Character is hit
with fire damage, they will be lit on
fire, and take 3d6 of fire damage
that turn and every turn after
until they extinguish the flames.
Barter: Barter effects the buying
and selling prices when interacting
with merchants. Attempting to
Barter with a merchant will enact a
check penalty relative to the
amount you are attempting to
haggle over. The markup from a
merchant will be relevant to the
overall wealth of the location you
are currently in.
Skill Books: Skill Books exist for
every skill and reading them will
permanently grant 3 skill points to
that skill. The Books are one use
items that are lost upon use.
Skill Check Failure: In the event of
failing a Skill Check for Security,
Mechanical Repair, Experimental
Science, or other Non-Combat
Skills, you may roll against your
Luck Stat to be granted a second
attempt at the same penalty.
Speech Check Failure: Like a Skill
Check Failure, in the event of a
failed Speech Check, one may roll
against their Charisma Stat to
avoid any ill effects of a failed
Speech attempt and are then free
to continue conversation at their
own discretion with no penalty.
Traps: A Perception check allows
your Character to spot Traps,
Alarms, Mines, etc. Otherwise you
must succeed a Security check to
find a Trap before attempting to
disarm it. After finding a Trap, you
may attempt to disarm it using
your Security skill. Failing a
Security Check will cause the Trap
to go off, but a successful Luck
Check will prevent the trap from
going off. When a Trap like a mine
goes off you may roll against
agility to take only half damage.
A Traps’ difficulty check will be
relative to where it is found.
Driving: Driving normally from place
to place does not require any skill
checks. Skill checks will need to be
made when in combat or intense
road conditions. A flat tire for
example will incur penalties.
Critical Failure: When attempting
ANY action, you will always have a
small chance of failure, if you roll
96, 97, 98, 99 or 100 or your
percentile dice, you will
automatically fail the roll. At this
point you must roll against your
luck to avoid having your failure
become a critical failure. A critical
failure is highly situational and will
result in a poor outcome.
Weapon and Armor Degradation:
Weapons will degrade only in the
event of a Critical Failure.
Armor will degrade as it is heavily
damaged, if you are rendered
unconscious, your armor will now be
“damaged” by one or more tiers of
Condition. Weapons and Armor both
use the same 5 tiers of condition.
Once “Broken” the item is unusable
until fixed.
Repairing Weapons and Armor:
Weapons and armor can be repaired
when damaged. You can use an
item of equal type to repair a
similar weapon. Whether you fail or
succeed, the item used for parts
is gone. If you succeed, your
repair will restore 1 tier of
condition to the damaged item.
Inventory: Using items from your
inventory during combat costs 5
AP, this applies to Stimpaks and
Chems, or switching weapons. You
can have 2 active item slots at
any time to use any item.
Gameplay Tables
Food/Water: You require 1 unit
per day of each, failing to meet
this will reduce healing rate to
0 and you will take 1d6 damage a
day for both food, and water.
Every additional day adds 1d6.
Healing Rate: Natural regen,
restores your HP by HR every
24 hours, or 8 hours if resting.
Limb Damage: After the
appropriate difficulty check to
fix the “Limb”, the healing time
will be 9+1d6-HR until the “Limb”
is fully functioning again.
Fire Damage: 3d6 points of
Damage per Turn.
Inventory Use: 5 AP to access
inventory and use an item.
Weapon/Armor Condition
Item Qualities:
1: Great: No Effect
2: Average: No Effect
3: Poor: Weapons: -10 Accuracy,
Armor: Reduce 1 Tier
4: Bad: Weapons: -20 Accuracy,
Armor: Reduce 2 Tier
5: Terrible: Weapons: -30
Accuracy, Armor: Reduce 3 Tier
6: Broken: Unusable
Critical Failure Effects
Attack Roll Failure: 1d6 effects.
1. Weapon damage: 1 Level.
2. Weapon damage: 2 Levels
3. Weapon damage: 3 Levels
4. Weapon damage: 4 Levels
5. Weapon damage: 5 Levels
6. Hurt Self: Full Damage.
Speech Roll Failure: 1d6 effects.
1. Anger NPC, they attack you.
2. Anger NPC, they detest you.
3. Anger NPC, they taunt you.
4. Anger NPC, New Reputation.
5. No Effect
6. Conversation End.
Skill Check Failure: 1d6 effects.
1. Harm yourself, 3d6.
2. Completely break Item.
3. Crippled Leg.
4. Crippled Arm.
5. Unconscious: 1d10 minutes.
6. No Effect.
Radiation Effects
200 RADs -1 AP, -3 SE, -1 MS
400 RADs -2 AP, -6 SE, -2 MS
600 RADs -3 AP, -9 SE, -3 MS
800 RADs -4 AP, -12 SE, -4 MS
1000 RADs Death
Karma Value and Title
Very Good Paragon: 126 to 150
Good Defender: 51 to 125
Neutral Wanderer: -50 to 50
Evil Defiler: -51 to -126
Very Evil Fiend: -126 to -150
Part Five: Levelling Level XP Required
1 0
2 1,000
3 3,000
4 6,000
5 10,000
6 15,000
7 21,000
8 28,000
9 36,000
Levelling Up 10 45,000
11 55,000
When your Character acquires 12 66,000
enough experience points through 13 78,000
questing and killing, they will 14 91,000
advance a Level. At each 15 105,000
experience Level, you will gain 5 16 120,000
bonus Hit Points, and Skill Points 17 136,000
equal to 10 plus your Intelligence, 18 153,000
to distribute how you please. 19 171,000
Every 3 experience levels you get 20 190,000
to choose a Perk. Perks are what 21 210,000
will truly make your character even
more unique and define you.
Listed on the table are the
experience point requirements for Skill Points and Ranks: At each
Experience Level, you gain Skill
advancing levels. At level 15 you
Points equal to: (10 + Intelligence).
will have reached the point where
you are considered a true paragon, Skill Points are spent on
and your scars will show it. At increasing the rank of your skills
Level 21 you will unlock the best from 0 to 100. Skills are naturally
perks possible and will have capped at 100. While Skill Points
reached your characters maximum cannot increase a Skill above 100,
potential. After level 21 you bonuses from TAGs, Perks, Traits,
cannot continue to gain any Items, and other means can.
Experience, Perks, or Skill Points
from levelling up.
Level 3 Perks Lucky: You cause more critical hits
in combat! Lucky will
Awareness: With Awareness, you grant you a +3%
can gain detailed information about chance to cause a
anything. In Combat Critical Hit.
you can gain exact
Hit Point knowledge, Req: Luck 4
weapon details, and Marathon: With
resistances and Marathon, your Move Speed
weaknesses. Your Perception now increases by 2 points! In
counts as 10 for PER checks. other words, you can
Req: Perception 4 move 2 additional hexes
each turn with this perk.
Brawler: When you hit, you hit
hard! With Brawler your base Melee Req: Athletics 60
Damage increases by Rapid Reload: You can
3 additional points! now Reload Weapons
Better start in for only 2 Action
swinging! Points instead of 5.
Req: Melee Weapons 60 Req: Ranged Weapons 60
Educated: Educated will add +3 skill Sleight of Hand: Fast to draw,
points when you gain a new fast to act! You are more likely to
experience level and move before your
increase the Skill opponents in combat,
Points earned from 2 since your Sequence
to 3 when reading Skill is +6 with this Perk.
Books! Nifty!
Req: Agility 4
Req: Intelligence 4
Spray and Pray: With Spray and
Intense Training: Overcoming Pray you and
adversity is the way to the top! your party
With the Intense members are
Training Perk, you unable to be
can put a point into hurt from
any SPECIAL stat! non-explosive friendly fire and can
Req: SPECIAL < 10 aim past each other penalty free.
Req: Charisma 4
Level 6 Perks Explorer: You are an adept
vagabond! When travelling on foot
Aggressive: Experience in melee your party no longer
combat has given you the edge. suffers from
With this Perk, exhaustion issues or
your Melee terrain and take half
Weapon Attack damage from
ranges are starvation and
increased by 1! dehydration.
This benefit affects Attacks of
Opportunity as well! Req: Survival 60
Req: Melee Weapons 80 Fast Actor: Nothing slows you
down! With this Perk, changes like
Danger Close: Your experience with crouching, prone or
things that go boom is deadly. All standing cost 0
your Explosive Action Points, and
Weapons now accessing your
deal full damage inventory costs 0
throughout the Action Points.
entire radius.
Req: Agility 6
Req: Explosive Weapons 80
Leadership: You inspire friends and
Deadeye: Your training in firearms followers. With this Perk, Party
and ranged weapons has made you Members with 3
deadlier in or more Charisma
ranged combat. gain +10 to their
With this Perk, Attack roll
Ranged Targeted Shot damage Accuracy. You
bonuses are increased by 50% receive this benefit as well.
Req: Raged Weapons 80 Req: Charisma 8
Dodger: You are less likely to be Lifegiver: You have been gifted
hit in combat if you have this the health of the
Perk. Your natural divine beings in the
base Armor Class is sky! With this Perk,
increased by 20! you gain an
Req: Agility 8 additional 25 Hit
Points.
Lone Wolf: You prefer to be on Level 9 Perks
your own. With this Perk, you
receive a +10 Accuracy Adamantium Skeleton: Your
bonus. Creates exemption skeleton has been infused with
from Leadership Perk fictional metals!
effect. You become immune
to all Limb Damage
Req: Charisma < 5 and Critical Hits
Superior Defender: With Superior deal no bonus
Defender, you can always take the damage to you.
best position in Req: Endurance 6
combat! You can
now benefit from Guardian Angel: When it looks like
Crouch or Prone you’re a goner, things turn around.
bonuses as well With Guardian Angel,
as Cover. you become immune to
enemies Critical Hits
Req: Intelligence 6 in Combat and can no
Tag!: Your skills have improved to longer Critically Fail!
the point where you can pick an Req: Luck 6
additional Tag
skill, granting a Chemist: With the Chemist perk,
bonus of 20 to you become immune to Chem
that Skill to be Addiction, and
applied on top of Stimpaks you use
the total Skill rank, you cannot (on yourself or
Tag a Skill that is already Tagged. friends) will heal
double HP.
Req: Skill is not already Tagged
Req: Medicine 80
Toughness: When you are tough,
you take less damage. This Perk Infiltrator: The Infiltrator perk
will add +20% to gives you unlimited attempts at
your general picking any lock or
damage resistance. hacking any
DR is factored terminal, and you
after DT. will never set off
any traps.
Req: Endurance 8
Req: Security 80
Mr. Fixit: Your technical skill with Level 12 Perks
machinery and electronics is
uncanny. With Mr. Fixit, Action Boy/Girl: You’re an action
you and your party hero! With Action Boy/Girl you gain
members’ weapons and an additional
armor cannot be Action Point to
damaged or broken! use as you please
every turn!
Req: Mech. Repair 80
Better Criticals: You’ll leave a trail
Ninja: The Ninja perk grants you bodies with the Better Criticals
the power of the fabled shadow perk, because
warriors. You must your Critical Hits
fail sneaking twice now deal an
while sneaking to be additional 50%
detected. damage. Let the
Additionally, your killing begin!
Melee Weapon Sneak
Attacks will ignore DT! Req: Luck 8
Req: Stealth 80 Hobbler: Upon successfully
attacking an enemy, you can
Nerves of Steel: Adrenaline is your choose to cripple
drug of choice. With Nerves of one limb or knock
Steel you regain them down. The
all spent Move enemy will be able
Speed points to roll against
upon killing a Endurance to resist.
foe in combat.
Rad Child: You have grown with the
Weapon Handling: You have Radiation! With
developed the ability to wield and Rad Child, you no
wear heavier longer suffer
equipment without from Radiation
a high amount of Sickness, and
Strength. This perk anytime you bask
reduces all in Radiation you receive 2
Strength Additional Action Points and +5 to
Requirements (Weapons and Armor) your Sequence.
for you by 3.
Req: Survival 80
Req: Strength < 10
Level 15 Perks Level 21 Perks
Diplomatic Icon: Your words can From Ashes: From the Flame of the
sway any who hear them. You can Fire, the Phoenix is Reborn. With
make a Speech From Ashes,
Check in any you may Change
circumstance, and every detail of
you will have much your character,
greater outcome from SPECIAL
possibilities from your influence. Stats, to
Every Skill
Req: Any Speech Skill 100
Point, and your other Perks.
Gladiator: Your practice at killing
has paid off, and now can kill much Grim Reapers’ Sprint: You have
faster! With become a mortal incarnation of
Gladiator, the Death itself!
With Grim
base AP Cost of
Melee Attacks is Reapers’ Sprint
reduced by 1! you regain all
your spent
Req: Melee Weapons 100 Action Points
Trigger Finger: Your practice at whenever you make a kill with
killing has paid off, and now can kill Ranged Weapons during your turn.
much faster! With Req: Ranged Weapons 100
Trigger Finger, the
AP Cost of all Slayer: The Slayer walks the earth!
Ranged Attacks is With Slayer, you regain all your
reduced by 1! spent Action
Points when
Req: Ranged Weapons 100 you make a kill
Thought You Died: From your with Melee
survival in the wastes you have Weapons during
learned how to your turn.
cheat death!
With this Perk, if
you die during Req: Melee Weapons 100
combat, you will
be revived with 1 HP at the end of
the encounter.
Part Six: Equipment
The trade value of each item is
given, along with all appropriate
information. The next sections will
cover Weapons, Armor, Ammo,
Consumables, and Utility Items.
Part 1: Weapons
Abbreviations:
Dmg: Damage per attack.
S: AP cost of a Single Attack
T: AP cost of Targeted Attack
B: AP cost of a Burst Attack
Rng: Range of a Weapon in
meters, 1 hex is roughly 5 feet
in diameter.
W: Item weight
Str: Strength Requirement
Mag: Magazine capacity
Ranged Weapons
Listed ahead are the many types
of Ballistic Firearms, they are
listed by weapon type (Pistol,
Rifle) and ordered from lowest to
highest quality. Energy Weapons
will be covered after ballistic
firearms, followed by Explosive
ordinance.
Pistols
The smallest of the Ballistic
Weapons, Pistols are fast, low
cost, low damage, moderate range
weapons. All Pistols are one
handed Weapons.
9mm Pistol: $25
A low caliber semiautomatic
handgun. Many models were
manufactured
before the war.
They continue to
be produced in the
post war world.
Dmg: 1d6+24 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 5 W: 2 lbs Str: 2 Mag: 12
10mm Pistol: $75
An out-loading pistol, one of the
simplest
semiautomatics
available. The
firearm was
supplied to Vault-Tec.
Dmg: 1d6+29 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 5 W: 3 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 10
.40 Auto Pistol: $150
A larger-caliber handgun, very
popular with Law Enforcement.
These handguns
have a lot of
stopping power.
Dmg: 1d6+34 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 6 W: 3 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 10
.45 Auto Pistol: $300
This firearm has a rich history and
has seen service
in the major
conflicts of the
20th century.
Dmg: 1d6+39 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 6 W: 3 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 8
Wasteland Hawk: $600
A very iconic handgun popularized
by media such as action movies and
comics before
the war. Fires
the large .44
Magnum round.
Dam: 1d6+44 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 7 W: 4 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 8
12.7mm Pistol: $1200
Bridging the gap between Handgun
and Hand Cannon, the SIG-Sauer
12.7mm Pistol
utilizes the
most advanced
recoil system
available.
Dmg: 1d6+54 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 8 W: 5 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 6
PPK12 Gauss Pistol: $4800
The PPK12 represents the pinnacle
of German firearm
engineering. Fires
2mm EC.
Dmg: 1d6+74 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 10 W: 8 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 12
Revolvers
Revolvers fire much larger
cartridges than pistols. Revolvers
require each bullet to be reloaded
individually at a cost of 3 AP for
every 1 bullet.
.38 Revolver: $50
A very common weapon among Law
Enforcement, this weapon has seen
a lot of glory on
old murder
mystery
holotapes.
Dam: 1d6+29 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 4 W: 4 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 5
5.56 Pistol: $150
A modified 5.56 Rifle cut down to a
Pistol. Features an automated
ejection port,
possesses
significant
stopping power.
Dmg: 1d6+34 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 4 W: 5 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 5
.357 Magnum Revolver: $300
“The Gun That Won the West”, the
.357 Magnum possesses serious
stopping
power and a
classic
stylish look.
Dam: 1d6+39 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 6 W: 5 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 6
.44 Magnum: $600
This is a .44 Magnum, the most
powerful handgun in the world,
you've gotta ask yourself one
question: "Do
I feel lucky?"
Well, do ya,
punk?
Dam: 1d6+44 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 6 W: 5 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 6
.45-70 Revolver: $2400
Existing to prove the insanity of
gun manufacturers. This large
Revolver carries all the power one
would expect from such a firearm.
Dam: 1d6+69 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 8 W: 8 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 5
Mysterious Magnum: $10000
This may look like a normal .44
Magnum, but for some odd reason,
whenever it
is drawn from
a holster, a
mysterious
guitar riff can be heard…
Ignores DT.
Dam: 1d6+94 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 10 W: 3 lbs Str: 1 Mag: 6
Submachine Guns
Lightweight, compact, and capable
of full auto firing. SMGs can fire in
5-round bursts that will incur a
-20 Accuracy Penalty. SMGs can
fire a “Double Burst” for one more
Action Point and -20 Accuracy to
a second adjacent target.
9mm SMG: $125
The smallest caliber of SMG. These
guns are popular with criminals due
to their ability
to spit lead.
Dam: 1d6+24 AP S: 4 T: / B: 5
Rng: 5 W: 6 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 20
10mm SMG: $375
The main armament of Vault-Tec
armories, these weapons are light
and highly
lethal with the
powerful 10mm
round.
Dam: 1d6+29 AP S: 4 T: / B: 5
Rng: 5 W: 8 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 20
.40 Auto SMG: $750
The .40 caliber Submachine guns
are extremely
lethal close
combat weapons.
Before the war
Dam: 1d6+34 AP S: 4 T: / B: 5
Rng: 6 W: 8 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 20
.45 Auto SMG: $1500
A borderline Assault Rifle, these
weapons fire massive .45 rounds at
a very high rate of fire, which is
sure to shred anything in front of
the muzzle.
Dam: 1d6+39 AP S: 4 T: / B: 5
Rng: 6 W: 10 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 20
12.7mm SMG: $6000
The primary close combat weapon
of the U.S. Mechanized Cavalry
from before the war. These
massive submachineguns will rip
through even the heaviest of
armor.
Dam: 1d6+54 AP S: 4 T: / B: 5
Rng: 8 W: 12 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 20
Shotguns
Representing the “Last Word” in
close quarters gunfighting,
shotguns bring huge damage to
the table at the cost of pathetic
Range. Shotguns must be reloaded
1 shell at a time unless they use
magazines, at a cost of 3 AP/1
shell.
20 Gauge Shotgun: $100
A basic over-and-under 20 Gauge
shotgun. These two shot terrors
can take heads off, if you’re lucky
enough for all your pellets to hit.
Dam: 3d6+37 AP S: 5 T: / B: 6
Rng: 4 W: 8 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 2
12 Gauge Shotgun: $300
The “Gold Standard” of Pre-war
home security. A 12 Gauge double
barrel shotgun is very reliable in
short-range circumstances.
Dam: 3d6+52 AP S: 5 T: / B: 6
Rng: 6 W: 12 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 2
12 Gauge Pump Shotgun: $600
This 12 Gauge shotgun is pump-
action, thus eliminating the need
to reload after just 2 shots, it
also has superior range due to the
nature of its firing mechanism.
Dam: 3d6+52 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 6 W: 12 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 5
10 Gauge Shotgun: $1200
A large hunting lever-action
shotgun, the buckshot this beast
fires will tear through its target
with ease.
Dmg: 3d6+67 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 8 W: 10 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 5
10 Gauge Combat Shotgun: $6000
This combat shotgun is extremely
powerful and is military grade. The
combat shotgun reloads with a
drum magazine. This shotgun can
fire a 3-round burst.
Dam: 3d6+67 AP S: 5 T: / B: 6
Rng: 8 W: 12 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 6
Rifles
The Kings of long-range
engagement, no squad is complete
without at least one rifleman.
Rifles do unfortunately have an
effective range penalty at point
blank meaning if an enemy is
adjacent you will suffer a -40 on
chance to hit. Rifles will also
provoke Melee Attacks of
Opportunity when adjacent.
5.56 Rifle: $100
A common rifle, semi-automatic or
bolt-action. The 5.56 rifle is lethal
at most ranges. These rifles are
common and effective, requiring
little maintenance.
Dmg: 2d6+38 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 20 W: 8 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 8
7.62 Rifle: $300
These rifles are powerful,
accurate, and deadly, as the large
7.62mm round can punch through
most modern body armor.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 25 W: 10 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 8
.300 Magnum Rifle: $600
This is a large caliber hunting rifle,
not kept in the best working
condition, but sports all the power
of a big game rifle.
Dam: 2d6+58 AP: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 30 W: 12 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 5
7.62 DMR: $4000
This is a military grade scout rifle.
The advanced recoil system allows
this rifle to be fired rapidly.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 30 W: 10 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 10
.50 Anti-Material Rifle: $8000
This weapon is supposed to be
used against vehicles, and other
heavily armored targets. But if
you feel like popping heads with
this rifle then more power to you!
Dam: 2d6+138 AP: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 40 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 8
M72 Gauss Rifle: $25000
The M72 Gauss Rifle is the most
advanced Firearm ever
manufactured. Using magnetic
energy, this weapon can punch a
hole through even the thickest
armor. Uses 2mm EC.
Dam: 2d6+163 AP: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 50 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 5
Repeaters
Repeaters are long range firearms,
built with a lever action, allowing
for fast paced shooting.
Repeaters do not suffer a close
range penalty for firing.
.357 Repeater: $300
A classic lever-action rifle,
chambered in the .357 magnum
round. A familiar friend to many a
young cowboy.
Dam: 2d6+43 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 12 W: 8 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 4
.44 Repeater: $600
This rifle has great power and is
accurate enough to shoot the
head off a quarter.
Dam: 2d6+53 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 14 W: 10 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 6
.45-70 Rifle: $3000
These high caliber lever-action
rifles can drop targets like they
are tin cans.
Dam: 2d6+73 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 16 W: 12 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 6
Assault Rifles
Assault Rifles form the perfect
balance of range, damage, and rate
of fire. Assault Rifles fire 3-round
Bursts at a cost of -10 Accuracy.
Assault Rifles can fire a “Double
Burst” at an adjacent target to
the first one at the cost of one
additional action point and an
additional -10 Accuracy penalty.
Assault Rifles suffer from a -20
Accuracy penalty when firing at an
adjacent target to yourself.
5.56 Assault Rifle: $750
A standard caliber assault weapon.
Being both precise and compact, it
is a favorite of mercenary groups.
Dam: 2d6+38 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 12 W: 8 lbs Str: 5 Mag 24
5.56 Carbine: $1500
A modernized Assault Rifle with
major improvements across the
board, such as increased rate of
fire. Can fire a 4-round burst.
Dmg: 2d6+38 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 14 W: 6 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 24
7.62 Battle Rifle: $3000
This heavy Battle Rifle can easily
shred through most armor. The
battle rifle possesses fantastic
range and lethality.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 16 W: 12 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 24
7.62 SOCOM Rifle: $6000
A 7.62 Battle Rifle that has been
thoroughly upgraded with
improvements across the board,
such as an increased rate of fire.
Can fire a 4-round burst.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 18 W: 10 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 24
Bozar: $12000
The single most accurate rapid-fire
weapon available. The Bozar spits
out 5.56mm rounds at an obscene
rate. Can fire a 10-round burst.
Dmg: 2d6+38 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 20 W: 15 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 60
Heavy Guns
Heavy guns are large weapons for
meant for operation by infantry.
Light Machine Guns fire 8 round
bursts and Miniguns fire 10 round
bursts. Heavy guns can fire a
“Double Burst” for an additional
AP and target another enemy that
is adjacent to the first. You
cannot Crouch or go Prone with a
Minigun equipped.
5.56 LMG: $1000
This is the lightest machine gun
available, even with the 5.56
caliber bullets, this LMG can chew
through most foes with its high
rate of fire.
Dam: 2d6+38 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 10 W: 20 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 40
5.56 Minigun: $3000
The smallest portable Minigun, this
model is shoulder-mounted, and
allows for a decent amount of
mobility. The staggering fire rate
can easily annihilate most targets.
Dam: 2d6+38 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 10 W: 40 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 50
7.62 LMG: $6000
The most powerful Squad
Automatic Weapon in production.
These Machine Guns will rip apart
even heavy infantry.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 12 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 40
7.62 Minigun: $12000
Rockwell Firearms’ pride and joy.
The 7.62 Minigun has an obscene
rate of fire.
This Minigun
brings some
serious
firepower.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 12 W: 60 lbs Str: 9 Mag: 50
.50 Minigun: $24000
The end all of Ballistic Weaponry.
Six Spinning barrels unleash a
torrent of .50 caliber lead.
Ahnihiliation is defined by the
firing of this Minigun.
Dmg: 2d6+138 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 16 W: 80 lbs Str: 10 Mag: 50
Energy Weapons Wattz 1200 Laser Pistol: $1600
Flame weapons set targets on fire. Military grade Laser Pistol, the
Laser weapons sport the greatest Wattz 1200 was mass-produced
range. Plasma weapons are the before the
deadliest weapons available. war, and these
weapons are
Energy Pistols highly sought
Recharger Pistol: $50 after.

Recharger Pistols contain Dmg: 1d6+54 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /

miniturized Energy reactors, Rng: 10 W: 4 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 10
removing the G86 Plasma Pistol: $3200
weapons need
The most popular Energy Pistol
for Energy Cells!
before the war, due to its insane
Dam: 1d6+24 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: / stopping power
Rng: 6 W: 6 lbs Str: 3 Mag: / and reliability.
AEP7 Laser Pistol: $100 The G86 is the
deadliest energy
The civilian model of Laser Pistol, pistol available.
these were made
to be highly Dam: 1d6+69 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
effective at Rng: 6 W: 4 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 6
cutting through Pulse Pistol: $5000
soft tissue. An extremely advanced piece of
Dmg: 1d6+29 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: / equipment, the Pulse Pistol fires a
Rng: 6 W: 3 lbs Str: 2 Mag: 10 powerful EMP
Plasma Pistol: $200 blast, that is
sure to destroy
This is the most basic of Plasma all electronics.
weapons. Capable of accurately Deals Normal Damage, ignores DT of
delivering Robots and Power Armor.
superheated
magnetized Dam: 1d6+34 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: N/A
Plasma over Rng: 6 W: 5 lbs Str: 2 Mag: 5
30 meters.
Dam: 1d6+34 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 4 W: 3 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 6
Energy Rifles
Recharger Rifle: $200
Recharger Rifles contain
miniturized Microfusion reactors,
removing the need for Microfusion
Cells! Neat!
Dam: 2d6+38 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 20 W: 12 lbs Str: 4 Mag: /
AER9 Laser Rifle: $500
The civilian model of Laser Rifle,
usually not found except at gun
shows due to its extreme lethality
and high market value.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 24 W: 8 lbs Str: 3 Mag: 10
Plasma Rifle: $1000
These makeshift Plasma rifles are
constructed from the parts of
salvaged Microfusion reactors, and
carry incredible power in a
relatively compact package.
Dam: 2d6+58 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 10 W: 10 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 10
Wattz 2000 Laser Rifle: $4000
Military grade Laser Rifle. These
weapons can only be found in the
hands of the most high tech
organizations.
Dam: 2d6+88 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 30 W: 12 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 10
P94 Plasma Rifle: $8000
The Winchester P94 was originially
intended as an industrial grade
superconductor, as such it is
highly effective against armor.
Dam: 2d6+108 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: /
Rng: 12 W: 15 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 10
Pulse Rifle: $10000
The big brother of the Pulse
Pistol, this rifle is the ultimate
countermeasure to Robots and
Power Armor. Deals Normal Damage,
ignores DT of Robots and Power
Armor.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: N/A
Rng: 18 W: 10 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 1
Heavy Energy Weapons
Flamer: $500
A large heavy portable
firebreathing weapon. The Flamer
was used extensively during the
Battle of Anchorage.
Dam: 3d6+37 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 6 W: 25 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 3
Flamer MK II: $2000
A simple upgrade to the standard
Flamer, this weapon propels the
gasoline at a much more rapid rate.
Can fire a 3 shot burst.
Dam: 3d6+37 AP S: 5 T: / B: 6
Rng: 6 W: 30 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 9
Incinerator MK I: $900
The Incinerator launches balls of
fire, as opposed to just blasting.
Dam: 3d6+52 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 12 W: 30 lbs Str: 7 Mag: 5
Incinerator MK II: $1200
The Heavy incinerator has an
increased propulsion of attacks,
can fire a 3 round Burst.
Dam: 3d6+52 AP S: 5 T: / B: 6
Rng: 12 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 15
L30 Gatling Laser: $20000
The pinnicle of mobile Laser
Weaponry. The Gatling Laser
posseses increbile power, and can
fire a 5-round burst. Can Double
Burst.
Dam: 2d6+88 AP S: / T: / B: 7
Rng: 20 W: 30 Str: 7 Mag: 30
M30 Blaster Launcher: $40000
The M30 supercharges Plasma to
completely ionize the target. This
is the most powerful energy
weapon created by mankind.
Dam: 2d6+163 AP S: 6 T: 7 B: /
Rng: 10 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 5
Energy Assault Rifles
AER12 Laser Scattergun: $2000
A slight upgrade to the AER9, the
scattergun was designed to
provide more close range capability
for Laser weapons, and thus a
split beam does the job nicely.
Can fire a 3-round burst.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 24 W: 12 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 12
Multiplas Rifle: $4000
This is a heavily modified Plasma
Rifle, everything possible has been
done to overclock it and power it
up to be deadlier, fires mulitple
blasts of Plasma with every pull.
Can fire a 3-round burst.
Dam: 2d6+58 AP S: 5 T: 6 B: 6
Rng: 8 W: 15 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 10
Misc. Energy Weapons
Alien Blaster: $10000
An otherworldly piece of
unrealistic Technology, as such it
possess
unrealistic
damage dealing
abilities.
Ignores DT.
Dam: 1d6+94 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 10 W: 3 lbs Str: 1 Mag: 6
Tesla Cannon: $50000
What happens when you put a
Tesla Coil into a shoulder mounted
cannon? You get the most
powerful pulse weapon! Deals
Normal Damage, ignores DT of
Robots and Power Armor.
Dam: 2d6+88 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 18 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 1
Explosive Weapons
This section of weapons is all
about the weapons that go boom.
Explosives governs use of Thrown
and Launched Explosives.
Grenades and Mines
Grenades and mines deal full
damage to their Target Hex and 9
surrounding hexes, and half
damage after that.
Molotov: $50
Molotovs are simple, but very
effective thrown explosives. A
glass bottle filled
with oil and a rag
stuffed in the end
and lit on fire, then
thrown. Lights the
Target on fire.
Dam: 5d6+70 AP S: 3 T: / B: /
Rng: Strx2 W: 1 lbs Str: 1 Mag: /
Frag Grenade/Mine: $200
Frag weapons deal damage with
high-grade explosions and
fragmentation. Fragmentation
weapons are light and deadly and
deal Explosive damage.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 3 T: / : /
Rng: Strx2 W: 1 lbs Str: 1 Mag: /
Incendiary Grenade/Mine: $400
A Powerful Fire weapon loaded with
extremely dangerous compounds to
create an exceptionally deadly
blast. Deals Fire damage.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 3 T: / B: /
Rng: Strx2 W: 1 Str: 1 Mag: /
Plasma Grenade/Mine: $600
An extremely powerful explosive.
The Plasma blast from these will
reduce anything in the blast radius
into a puddle of human tissue and
bio-material.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 3 T: / B: /
Rng: Strx2 W: 1 Str: 1 Mag: /
Mini Nuke: $1200
The Mini Nuke is meant as
ammuniton for the portable nuke
launcher:
the Fat Man.
The Blast
Radius
covers 3
hexes out
from the center. Throwing this as
if it were a grenade is a BAD IDEA.
Dam: 5d6+320 AP S: 3 T: / B: /
Rng: Str W: 10 lbs Str: 1 Mag: /
Launched Explosives
25mm Grenade Launcher: $500
The lightest infantry model of
grenade launcher. Perfect for
soldiers without a good arm for
throwing, or for taking out the
trash in style.
Dam: 5d6+70 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 12 W: 10 lbs Str: 4 Mag: 1
40mm Grenade Launcher: $1000
A beefier Grenade Launcher, 40mm
Shells are very powerful against
light infantry and will really put a
dent in most armor.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 16 W: 15 lbs Str: 5 Mag: 1
40mm Grenade Rifle: $2000
A pump-action 40mm Grenade
Launcher, you may Reload 1 shell at
a time for 2 AP.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 5 T: / B: /
Rng: 16 W: 15 lbs Str: 6 Mag: 4
M19 Grenade Machinegun: $4000
A man portable rapid-fire grenade
launcher. The M19 spits out 40mm
shells at an alarming rate. Can
fire a 3-round burst.
Dam: 5d6+120 AP S: 6 T: / B: 7
Rng: 16 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 15
M235 Missile Launcher: $4000
A heavy duty Anti-Tank Weapon.
Deals full damage at center and at
a 3 hex diameter, as well as half
damage surrounding that.
Dam: 5d6+220 AP S: 7 T: / B: /
Rng: 30 W: 30 lbs Str: 8 Mag: 1
Fat Man: $8000
The Fat Man is the single most
powerful man-portable weapon.
The Fat Man deals full damage in a
blast with a 5 hex diameter.
Dam: 5d6+320 AP S: 7 T: / B: /
Rng: 30 W: 35 lbs Str: 10 Mag: 1
Melee Weapons
This section covers all Bladed,
Blunt, or Fist Weapons.
One-Handed Melee Weapons
These Melee Weapons are lighter
and faster. They don’t pack quite
as much punch as Two Handed.
Improvised Weapon: $25
This ranges from kitchen knives to
lead pipes, and anything in
between, these weapons are light,
cheap, and plentiful.
Dam: 1d6+19 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 3 lbs Str: 1 Mag: /
Combat Knife/Baton: $50
Combat Knives and Security
Batons are highly lethal close
quarters weapons. Security Batons
are standard issue for Vault Tec
Security Officers.
Dam: 1d6+24 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 3 lbs Str: 2 Mag: /
“American Legend” Knife: $150
These massive Buck Knives make
every other blade look like a
toothpick, the blade is over a
foot long and 5 inches Wide.
Dam: 1d6+29 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 5 lbs Str: 3 Mag: /
Ripper: $750
The Ripper is a sick combination of
chainsaw and knife, a favorite of
raider groups
that enjoy
their targets
blood and
guts spilling
all over.
Dam: 1d6+39 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 8 lbs Str: 4 Mag: /
Proton 1h Axe: $1500
A pre war handaxe produced for
those too lazy to try getting
99 Woodcutting in real life. The
“blade” will open up any armor with
ease.
Dam: 1d6+44 AP S: 3 T: 4 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 10 lbs Str: 5 Mag: /
Two-Handed Melee Weapons
These are large Melee Weapons
that require the use of two hands.
Melee Damage is increased to 150%
when using Two-Handed Weapons.
Primitive/Improvised Weapon: $50
This covers any weapons that are
improvised, such as Sledgehammers,
or Crowbars.
Dam: 2d6+23 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 12 lbs Str: 4 Mag: /
Fire Axe: $100
These Axes are intended for
breaching doors during rescue
operations, they
have extreme
weight in the
Head.
Dam: 2d6+28 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 16 lbs Str: 5 Mag: /
Chainsaw: $500
If you feel like role-playing as a
mass murdering slasher psycho
villain with
a hockey
mask, then
this is the weapon for you!
Dam: 2d6+38 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 20 lbs Str: 6 Mag: /
Katana: $1000
Sometimes, the threat of violence
alone is a deterrent. Sometimes,
by taking a life, others can be
preserved. Find your Sensei.
Dam: 2d6+48 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 16 lbs Str: 5 Mag: /
Super Sledge: $2000
This Sledgehammer is probably not
ideal for putting the paintings up
on the wall, unless you want to
buy a new wall for your house.
Dam: 2d6+58 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 20 lbs Str: 8 Mag: /
Proton 2h Axe: $6000
A pre-war weapon created for no
real purpose other than being cool,
this massive axe
would make even
the most beastly
barbarians
jealous.
Dam: 2d6+68 AP S: 4 T: 5 B: /
Rng: 2 W: 30 lbs Str: 10 Mag: /
Fist Melee Weapons
These weapons are fitted upon
ones fist, and can be used to cave
in skulls with every punch. Fist
Melee Weapons have special
attributes related to them.
Brass Knuckles: $25
Brass Knuckles are, well, large
brass knuckels. They are fitted
upon your hand and
can easily knock teeth
out.
Dam: 1d6+14 AP S: 2 T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 2 lbs Str: 4 Mag: /
Spiked Knuckles: $50
These gross weapons will gouge
and rip flesh, they are easily
concealable and a
favorite of Raider
groups. Inflicts
Bleeding effect.
Dam: 1d6+19 AP S: 2 T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 3 lbs Str: 5 Mag: /
Power Fist: $1000
The “Big Frigger” Power Fist from
Beatco Arms. This humorus weapon
employs
pneumatics to
pulverise your
opponents faces.
Dam: 1d6+34 AP S: 2 T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 6 lbs Str: 6 Mag: /
Mega Power Fist: $2000
What happens when you put a
Beatco Power Fist on a diet of
Buffout and
heavy weights.
This will reduce
your enemies
into paste.
Dam: 1d6+39 AP S: 2 T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 10 lbs Str: 7 Mag: /
Ballistic Fist: $4000
The genius idea of slapping a
shotgun on the end of a Power
Fist. This
weapons recoil
can easily rip
your arm off.
Dam: 1d6+44 AP S: 2 T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 12 lbs Str: 8 Mag: /
Hands of the Warrior: $0
When ones’ body has surpassed all
limits, it becomes the only weapon
one needs. By learning to use the
Hands of the
Warrior, one
must surrender
oneself to the
ultimate Zen.
Dam: 1d6+54 AP S: 2: T: 3 B: /
Rng: 1 W: 0 lbs Str: 10 Mag: /
Part 2: Armor Leather/Vault Security: $125
There are three classifications for The most basic protection
armor: Light, Medium, and Heavy. available, fairly weak to most
The Modifiers provided by armor incoming damage.
break down into two categories. This armor is
Armor Class (AC) is a flat modifier made from pieced
that acts as a penalty on enemies’ together pre
accuracy for avoiding all damage. war leather.
Damage Threshold (DT) is a Vault Security
reduction of damage taken by the armor is issued to Vault Security.
value. AC is always checked when W: 4 lbs AC: 0 Str: 2
under Attack, then if hit, DT will N: 7 L: 7 F: 10 P: 7 E: 12
be used to reduce incoming Damage.
The table will detail the statistics Hard Leather/Reinf. Vault: $250
for each type of Armor. Hard leather armor is made from
W: Armor weight in lbs the hide of mutated creatures and
AC: Armor Class Penalty treated to be
Str: Strength Requirement to tough. These
wear without Movement penalty Vault Suits
have reinforced
N: Normal Damage Threshold hard points,
L: Laser Damage Threshold with padding or
F: Fire Damage Threshold ballistic fortifications.
P: Plasma Damage Threshold
E: Explosive Damage Threshold W: 8 lbs AC: 0 Str: 2
N: 14 L: 14 F: 20 P: 14 E: 24
Failing to meet an Armors’
Strength Requirement will reduce Reinf. Leather/Vault Suit: $500
Move Speed by 1 point for every Leather or a Vault Suit that has
point under the requirement. been throuroughly upgraded with
Composites.
Light Armor Very light and
Light Armor provides the lowest effective, but
overall DT, but is completely utilizes many
unrestrictive. Light Armor does high grade
not inhibit Armor Class or apply Polymers.
penalties to skills. W: 12 lbs AC: 0 Str: 3
N: 21 L: 21 F: 30 P: 21 E: 36
Leather MK II/Recon Armor: $1500
Reinforced Leather utilizing plates
of Combat Armor instead of
Kevlar. The
Recon Suit is
Combat Armor
that was
commissioned
for Spec Ops.
W: 16 lbs AC: 0 Str: 3
N: 28 L: 28 F: 40 P: 28 E: 48
Deathclaw Hide/Recon MKII: $3000
Deathclaw Hide is Armor fashioned
from the Hide of the most
fearsome
creature in the
Wasteland. The
Recon MKII is
the epitome of
stealth gear.
W: 20 lbs AC: 0 Str: 4
N: 35 L: 35 F: 50 P: 35 E: 60
Medium Armor
Medium Armor provides the highest
total DT. Medium armor is very
resistant to Laser, Fire and
Explosives and has no real
weakness, it also provides a
moderate amount of AC. Medium
Armor is extremely expensive, and
is a favoite of many mercenary
groups in the Wasteland. Medium
Armor does impede several skills,
such as Stealth.
Kevlar Vest: $250
A thick padded vest lined with
Kevlar Plates. This vest can be
worn over most
clothing, but not over
other armors. Kevlar is
dense and very
tolerant of heat.
Athletics, Stealth -20
W: 15 lbs AC: -10 Str: 3
N: 10 L: 12 F: 12 P: 10 E: 20
Kevlar Armor: $500
A suit of Pre War Riot Gear. This
Armor has Thick Padding and
Shaped Kevlar covering
the entirety of the
body. The Protection
Provided by this armor
is worth every penny.
Athletics, Stealth -20
W: 20 lbs AC: -10 Str: 4
N: 20 L: 24 F: 24 P: 20 E: 40
Combat Suit: $1000
The first version of Combat Armor
ever mass-produced. This armor
lacks reinforcement in
several key points on
the plating, but makes
up for it with an
advanced Polymer
Bodysuit.
Athletics, Stealth -20
W: 25 lbs AC: -10 Str: 5
N: 30 L: 36 F: 36 P: 30 E: 60
Combat Armor: $3000
Standard issue to U.S. Soldiers
during the Anchorage War. This
Armor is the best
example of why
America suffered
so few casualties
compared to other
nations during
conflict. The sheer
resistance of this
armor will stop most small arms
weapons, allowing soldiers to fight
without suffering serious injury
easily. Athletics, Stealth -20
W: 30 lbs AC: -10 Str: 6
N: 40 L: 48 F: 48 P: 40 E: 80
Combat Armor MK II: $6000
Combat Armor MK II was only
deployed for U.S. Shock Troopers
to spearhead an
assault alongside
normal infantry.
It was retired
when the first
model of Power
Armor proved
viable on the
frontlines. This
armor is incredibly protective,
especially given its’ weight.
Athletics, Stealth -20
W: 35 lbs AC: -10 Str: 7
N: 50 L: 60 F: 60 P: 50 E: 100
Heavy Armor
Heavy Armor utilizes Heavy Metal
or Composite Plates. Heavy Armor
benefits from very good
resistances to Normal, Laser, and
Explosive damage, but is quite
weak to Fire and Plasma damage.
Heavy Armor also does not
contribute to AC and gives
significant skill penalties. Heavy
Armor is relatively inexpensive and
highly durable, but, as its’ name
implies, is quite heavy.
Makeshift Metal Armor: $200
This Metal Armor is crafted from
scrap metal and welded plates
pieced together.
This armor is a favorite
of Raider groups due to
its low maintenance.
Athletics, Stealth -50
W: 30 lbs AC: -20 Str: 6
N: 12 L: 15 F: 7 P: 7 E: 25
Metal Armor: $400
By cutting out the junk and scrap
metal, this armor is composed of
shaped Metal Plates and
a thick leather
undersuit. This armor
covers the wearer quite
effectively in a heavy
suit of plates.
Athletics, Stealth -50
W: 40 lbs AC: -20 Str: 7
N: 24 L: 30 F: 14 P: 14 E: 50
Reinforced Metal Armor: $800
Taking Metal Armor to the next
level. This armor is Reinforced at
its weak points with
Ballistic Mesh, and has
thicker, shaped steel
covering all the main
sections of the body.
Spikes optional.
Athletics, Stealth -50
W: 50 lbs AC: -20 Str: 8
N: 36 L: 45 F: 21 P: 21 E: 75
Plate Metal Armor: $2400
The limit of Metal Armor as
protection in the Wastes. This is
Metal that has not only
been shaped, the plates
interlock, covering the
joints and all previous
weak points in the armor.
Athletics, Stealth -50
W: 60 lbs AC: -20 Str: 9
N: 48 L: 60 F: 28 P: 28 E: 100
Salvaged Power Armor: $4800
A now-defunct suit of Power
Armor. The Armor half of it still
functions just fine, but
the Power half does not.
As such, wearing this
Armor will likely cause a
massive loss in mobility.
Athletics, Stealth -50
W: 70 lbs AC: -20 Str: 10
N: 60 L: 75 F: 75 P: 35 E: 125
Power Armor
Power Armor is the ultimate
protection available. Power Armor
provides phenomenal resistances
against all damage types and
immunity to Gasses. To use Power
Armor effectively, you must have
Power Armor Training. Without
Training your Action Points and
Move Speed will be reduced by 3.
Donning and removing Power Armor
requires 1 full hour uninterrupted.
When wearing Power Armor:
-Weapon Strength Req. removed.
-Cover provides no AC bonus.
-Melee Damage is increased by 50%
T45d Power Armor: $10000
Developed and manufactured by
West Tek, T45d Power Armor was
the first suit of Power Armor to
be succesfully
deployed in battle.
This armor has
powerful built in
Servo Motors that
will allow the wearer
to carry and wield
heavy weaponry while
staying fairly mobile.
-Increases Carry Weight to 180.
-Provides 25 Radiation Resistance.
-Non Combat Skills: -100.
W: 120 lbs AC: -50 Str: 1
N: 60 L: 75 F: 75 P: 35 E: 125
T51b Power Armor: $20000
T51b powered Infantry armor or
power armor represented the peak
of armored infantry
technology before
the Great War. Now,
only the most
technologically
advanced factions
with ties to the
pre-Great War
American military or federal
government have access to this
type of power armor.
-Increases Carry Weight to 200.
-Provides 50 Radiation Resistance.
-Non Combat Skills: -100.
W: 100 lbs AC: -50 Str: 1
N: 72 L: 90 F: 90 P: 42 E: 150
Advanced Power Armor: $30000
This armor was created by the
Enclave's skilled team of engineers
and scientists after
the Great War, as a
result of a research
program initiated in
2198. It is composed of
lightweight metal alloys,
reinforced with ceramic
castings at key stress points.
-Increases Carry Weight to 220.
-Provides 75 Radiation Resistance.
-Non Combat Skills: -100.
W: 80 lbs AC: -50 Str: 1
N: 80 L: 100 F: 100 P: 80 E: 150
Advanced Power Armor MKII: $40k
This armor represents the pinnicle
of The Enclave’s research into
Power Armor on the
West Coast. The MK II
model pushes the
thresholds of its
materials to the limit.
This armor would be
exceptionally rare,
only acquired through
The Enclave themselves. Advanced
Power Armor MKII provides the
following bonuses.
-Increases Carry Weight to 240.
-Provides Radiation Immunity.
-Non Combat Skills: -100.
W: 80 lbs AC: -50 Str: 1
N: 90 L: 100 F: 100 P: 90 E: 150
Hellfire Armor: $50k
Utilizing the most advanced
technology available: Duraframe.
Duraframe represents
10 giant steps forward
for armor plating
technology. Duraframe
is not only much
sturdier than any
other Composite
Polymer, it is also much lighter.
-Increases Carry Weight to 240.
-Provides Radiation Immunity.
-Non Combat Skills: -100.
W: 70 lbs AC: -50 Str: 1
N: 100 L: 100 F: 100 P: 100 E: 150
Part 3: Aid Items
This section covers in detail all
items such as drugs and medicine
that can be used for healing or
boosting stats. Some of these
items are addictive. Many Items can
be crafted with specific
components and a skill challenge
which will be listed on the side.
Healing Items
These items primary use is
restoring damage, these items are
non-addictive, they can be used to
treat wounds. Use of Healing Items
will stop the effect of Bleeding.
Healing Powder: $5
This thick powder is made from a
Xander Root and a Broc Flower
mashed together, then
spread onto your open
wounds to facilitate
healing.
Restores: 1d6+9 HP
Time 1 Hr: SE -5
Healing Poultice: $25
The Healing Poultice is a much more
potent version of the Healing
Powder. You must mix
Mutated Cave Fungus
into a normal Healing
Powder to make this.
Restores: 1d6+19 HP
Time 1 Hr: SE -5
Stimpak, Expired: $25
This is a Stimpak that has passed
its expiration date. The Healing
properties of it are
significantly
reduced as a result.
Restores: 2d6+13 HP
Medicine Check: Add 1d6+4 HP
Stimpak, Homemade: $50
This Stimpak is homemade by mixing
2 Blue Chemicals.
Making Stimpaks is a
-20 Skill Check.
Homemade Stimpaks
are very cost effective.
Restores: 2d6+18 HP
Medicine Check: Add 1d6+4 HP
Stimpak: $150
This is a preserved Stimpak from
before the Great War. It has
obviously been kept
in a cool place, which
is a relative rarity
in the Wasteland.
Restores: 2d6+23 HP
Medicine Check: Add 1d6+9 HP
Super Stimpak: $750
This is an extreme version of a
Stimpak, it rapidly
accelerates the healing
processes of the body.
Restores: 2d6+88 HP
Time 1 Hr: Then reduce HP to half.
Doctors Bag: $1000 Compression Tourniquet: $20
This kit provides all the supplies This is a Torso Compression Band.
needed to fix any broken or This can be used on a damaged
damaged limbs. Torso to stop
The Doctors Bag Heavy Bleeding
can be used with a from continuing,
Medicine Check to and to allow the
restore ANY damaged Limb with no limb to begin healing. Attempting
penalty. Otherwise this is a -50 to fix limb damage without
skill check. Has enough supplies equipment is a -50 skill check.
for 5 uses. Provides 1 use.
W: 5 lbs W: 3 lbs
Sling: $10 Chems
This is a ready-to-go sling to be Chems range from basic compounds
used on a Broken Arm. If one of such as focus-boosting Mentats,
your Arms is down to the combat stimulant
damaged, you may Psycho. Chems can be crafted
use a Sling to Fix it using specific Chemicals, which will
up to avoid having be listed in each Chems’ description
any skill check penalty. Otherwise and in a collective table, after the
fixing limb damage is a -50 skill Chemicals section. Each Chem has
check. Provides 1 use. its own addiction percentage
W: 1 lbs chance and properties as well.
Splint: $10 Antivenom: $50
This is a ready-to-go splint for a Usually extracted from an actual
large limb, such as a leg. If one of poison source and diluted to help
your Legs is create antibodies.
damaged, you Antivenom will clear the
may use a blood of any and all
Splint to fix (except the deadliest) of
it up to avoid toxins. Antivenom is very easily
having any skill check penalty. made, requireing little more than
Otherwise, fixing limb damage is a heat and a poison source.
-50 skill check. Provides 1 use. W: 1 lbs Addiction: 0%
W: 4 lbs Remove *all* Poisons
Alcohol: $10
Alcohol includes the usuals such as
Tequila, Whiskey, Rum, Vodka,
Moonshine, Scotch,
etc. Hard Alcohol
will easily
intoxicate most
anyone who consumes it, but
everybody becomes more
personable when intoxicated.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 10%
Time 1h Speech Skills +10
Beer: $5
The drink of choice for many a
wanderer. Beer is easily distilled,
and many wasters pride
themselves on their
homebrews and microbrews.
Beer is cheap and a good
way to wet your whistle.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 5%
Time 1h: Speech Skills +5
Buffout: $200
Buffout is a highly advanced
steroid that was popularized
before the Great War by
professional athletes and
their clandestine use of
the drug. Can be crafted
with 1 Green Chemical and 2 Red
Chemicals, making Buffout is a -30
Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 20%
Time 8 Hr: HP: +25, MD: +5, MS: +2
Hydra: $500
A tribal Concoction mixing
Antivenom and Mutant Cave
Fungus, Hydra is a powerful
Chem, and will cause your
limbs to heal just from
injesting this drug. 1 Dose will
restore ALL damaged limbs.
Making Hydra is a -40 Skill Check.
W: 2 lbs Addiction: 30%
Restores ALL Limb Damage
Jet: $50
A Post-War creation by one of the
drug families in New Reno. Jet is
an intense high, referred
to as “flying” by its users.
Jet is highly addictive, and
can be crafted from 1 Red
Chemical and a -30 Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 50%
Time: 1 Min: AP: +2
Med-X: $200
An extremely potent version of
the Opiate derivative Morphine.
Med-X is a massive
painkiller, greatly
reducing incoming
damage. Med-X can be
crafted using 2 Blue Chemicals and
2 Yellow Chemicals alongside a -30
Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 20%
Time 1 Hr: DR: +20%
Mentats: $200
A Pre-War drug used mainly by
students or people in power.
Mentats improve
focus massively,
boosting your ability
to process information and speak.
Can be crafted from 2 Green
Chemicals and 1 Red Chemicals with
a -20 Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 10%
Time 1Hr: +10 Misc Skills
Psycho: $500
Powerful Combat Stimulants
created for the military before
the war. Psycho improves
reflexes, and combat
survivability. Psycho can
be crafted from 2 Green,
and 3 Red Chemicals with a -40
Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 30%
Time 1 Hr: Accuracy: +10, SE: +5
Rad-X: $200
The premier anti-radiation drug.
Rad-X boosts your resistance to
Radiation. Rad-X was
supplied to all Vaults, and
to the civilian population
before the great war. Can
be crafted with 2 Yellow Chemicals
with a -20 Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 0%
Time 8 Hr: RAD Resistance +25%
Radaway: $200
An anti radiation drug. Radaway is
injected through an IV and will run
through the body,
clearing out all
radioactive damage to
your cells and tissues. Radaway
can be crafted with 2 Blue
Chemicals and 2 Yellow Chemicals
and a -20 Skill Check.
W: 1 lbs Addiction: 0%
Time 4Hh: -25 RADs Per Hour
Medicine Check: +2 Hr Duration
Steady: $500
A very powerful inhalent. Steady
will relax your nerves and improve
motor-control. Steady
can be crafted from 2
Red, and 3 Yellow
Chemicals and a -40
Skill Check.
W: 2 lbs Addiction: 30%
Time 1 Min: Accuracy: +20
Turbo: $500
A disgusting concoction. Turbo is
arguably the most ravaging Chem
in existence, and its effect
is unbelievable. Turbo is
what happens when Jet is
high on Jet. Turbo can be
crafted with Jet, 3 Blue
Chemicals, and 3 Red Chemicals and
a -50 Skill Check.
W: 2 lbs Addiction: 50%
Time 1 Min: AP: +5
Crafting Chems
Chems and Stimpaks can be crafted
using requisite Chemicals and a
successful Skill Check. The Check
can be attempted using either
Experimental Science or Medicine.
Addiction
Chems are addictive, upon using a
Chem, you must roll against the
addiction rate with your Endurance
Stat subtracting from the
addiction rate of the Chem.
Ex. 20 Addiction Rate and 5
Endurance means the Addiction
check is a failure at 86-100 (15)
If you become addicted to a Chem,
you will suffer the Addiction
penalty listed until cured or under
the effect of your Chem again.
Healing Items
Healing Powder: 1 Broc Flower, 1
Xander Root.
Healing Poultice: 1 Healing
Powder, 1 Mutant Cave Fungus.
Homemade Stimpak: 2 Blue
Chems, -20 Check.
Radiation Drugs
Rad-X: 2 Yellow Chems
-20 Skill Check
Radaway: 1 Blue, 2 Yellow Chems,
-20 Skill Check.
Chem Crafting Table
Antivenom: 1 Poison Source.
Buffout: 1 Green, 2 Red Chems,
-30 Skill Check
Hydra: 1 Antivenom, 1 Mutant
Cave Fungus, -40 Skill Check
Jet: 1 Red Chem
-30 Skill Check
Med-X: 2 Blue, 1 Yellow Chems,
-30 Skill Check
Mentats: 2 Green, 1 Red Chems,
-20 Skill Check
Psycho: 2 Green, 3 Red Chems,
-40 Skill Check
Steady: 2 Red, 3 Yellow Chems,
-40 Skill Check
Turbo: 1 Jet, 3 Blue, 3 Red
Chems, -50 Skill Check
Chem Addiction Table
Alcohol: Speech Skills: -10
Buffout: CW: -30, MS: -2
Hydra: -5 Healing Rate
Jet: AP: -2
Med-X: SE: -5
Mentats: Misc Skills: -10
Psycho: Accuracy: -20, SE: -5
Steady: Accuracy: -30
Turbo: AP: -5, MS: -3
Part 4: General Items Dirty Food: $2
This section details all other This is many different types of
items, such as Utility items like food, ranging from uncooked, raw
StealthBoys, or Flares. This meat, to pre-war packaged foods
section also covers items used for such as Salisbury Steak.
food and water needs, items used
for crafting, and items that can
be retrieved from killed enemies
(such as scrap metal from robots).
Part 5: Survival Needs W: 1 lbs FOD: -1 RADs: +10
Every day you will require 1 unit of Clean Food: $10
food and 1 unit of water. Failing to This is Food that has been
meet one or both of these two cultivated in the Wasteland, this
needs will cause your Heaing Rate food is free of Radiation, Cooked
to reduce to 0. Every day that Meat also fits into this category.
continues, you will suffer 1 point Clean Food is produced from
of damage for starvation, and 1 Farming and Hunting.
point of damage for dehydration.
Dirty Water: $2
This is a bottle of water that has
been filled with water from any
nearby stream, or latrine. W: 1 lbs FOD: -1
Dirty Water is Irradiated, Part 6: Crafting Items
but sometimes desperation
will take hold. These items will only be used for
crafting, such as for Chems.
W: 1 lbs H20: -1 RADs: +10
Chemicals: $25
Purified Water: $10
These are Chemicals, they come in
This is a bottle of water that has several colors, Red, Blue, Yellow,
been filled with pure, clean water. and Green. These can be used to
Purified Water is make Chems.
completely safe to drink,
and is a rarity in the
Wasteland.
W: 1 lbs H20: -1
Part 7: Utility Items
Utility Items are items that have a
function, these items can be used
to accomplish tasks.
Flare: $10
A chemical-packed stick that, when
ignited, will provide light for about
an hour.
W: 1 lb
Lighter: $50
When you need to light a Molotov
Cocktail, or burn a particular
bridge.
W: 1 lb
Flashlight: $50
A flashlight that runs off of Small
Energy Cells. The flashlight will
provide 24 hours of light.
W: 2 lbs
Rope: $50
What role playing game would be
complete without a Rope?
Consider this to be about 10
meters long.
W: 15 lbs
Shovel: $25
A basic shovel that is really just
used for…digging things out of the
ground.
W: 5 lbs
Lockpick Set: $250
A Lockpick Set can be used to
reduce the Challege of a Lockpick
attempt by 25. Has 5 uses.
W: 1 lbs
Tool Set: $100
A set of basic tools, such as small
wrenches, spanners, pliers,
screwdrivers, and a hammer for
basic repairs. Required to use the
Mechanical Repair Skill.
W: 15 lbs
Gas Mask: $50
This mask provides against harmful
gasses, but not Radiation.
W: 3 lbs
Electronic Lockpick: $1000
This rare device is required to
interface with electronic locks and
security systems, allowing you to
hotwire the locks to open.
W: 3 lbs
First-aid Kit: $50
A basic first-aid kit with all the
supplies you need to perform basic
medical care. Restores 2d6+8 HP.
Provides 5 uses.
W: 3 lbs
Bandages: $10
A set of heavy cloth bandages.
Can be used to stop bleeding out
when unconcious. Attempting to
stop bleeding without supplies
carries a -50 Skill Check Penalty.
Provides 1 use.
W: 0 lbs
Geiger Counter: $1000
This device can be used to detect
Radiation around you. Without a
Geiger Counter, the Overseer will
not warn you about Radiation until
you begin to suffer from it. With
this the Overseer must warn you
anytime you are near a Radiation
source.
W: 5 lbs
C4 Explosives: $1000
A gummy like substance that can
be easily rigged to detonate. C4
can be planted inconspicuosly and
then remote detonated. C4 can be
compounded on itself to make
bigger bombs. C4 deals 4d6+126
damage in a 9 hex area and half
damage 1 hex out. Setting C4
requires either a successful
Explosives or Security Skill. Failing
this check will cause the explosive
to detonate prematurely, or not
at all.
W: 2 lbs
Trauma Kit: $300
An advanced first-aid kit with the
supplies needed to mend heavier
wounds, like those from front line
combat. Can be used to restore
2d6+23 HP. Provides 5 uses.
W: 5 lbs
Super Tool Kit: $750
A rare Snap-On™ Super Tool Kit.
Using this with Mechanical Repair
confers a +10 bonus to your Skill
Check. Has unlimited uses.
W: 20 lbs
Stealth Boy: $2500
The RobCo Stealth Boy 3001 is a
personal stealth device worn on
one's wrist. It generates a
modulating field that transmits
the reflected light from one side
of an object to the other, making
a person much harder to notice
(but not completely invisible).
A Stealth Boy has enough charge
to last for 3 minutes of use, and
can be recharged with 10 Small
Energy Cells per minute.
W: 3 lbs
Part 8: Ammo
Pistol/SMG Ammo
9mm Round: $20 W: 0.5 lbs
10mm Round: $30 W: 0.5 lbs
.40 Auto: $40 W: 0.5 lbs
.45 Auto: $50 W: 0.5 lbs
12.7mm Round: $60 W: 1.0 lbs
Revolver Ammo
.32 Special: $30 W: 0.5 lbs
.38 Special: $40 W: 0.5 lbs
.357 Magnum: $50 W: 0.5 lbs
.44 Magnum: $60 W: 1.0 lbs
.45-70 Gov’t Round: $90 W: 1.5 lbs
Shotgun Ammo
20 Gauge: $40 W: 1.0 lbs
12 Gauge: $60 W: 1.0 lbs
10 Gauge: $80 W: 1.5 lbs
Rifle/Assault Rifle Ammo
5.56mm Round: $40 W: 1.0 lbs
30-06 Round: $50 W: 1.0 lbs
7.62 Round: $60 W: 1.0 lbs
.300 Round: $70 W: 1.0 lbs
.45-70 Gov’t Round: $90 W: 1.5 lbs
.50: $120 W: 2.0 lbs
2mm EC: $200 W: 3.0 lbs
Special Ammo
AP Pistol Ammo: +$20 DT: -5
Matchload Revolver: +$30 Rng: +5
Shotgun Slug: +$30 Rng: +5
AP Rifle: +$40 DT: -5
.50 AP Round: +$80 DT: -15
Laser/Plasma Ammo
Small Energy Cell: $80 W: 2.0 lbs
Microfusion Cell: $120 W: 3.0 lbs
Over Charged: $+50% Dam: +4 Dam
Max Charged: $+100% Dam: +8 Dam
Fire Weapon Ammo
Flamer Fuel: $100 W: 3.0 lbs
Incinerator Fuel: $150 W: 3.0 lbs
Explosives Ammo
25mm and 40mm shells will inflict full
damage to 1 surronding hex.
Missiles will inflict full damage
across a blast diameter of 3
hexes, and half damage for 2
hexes around that. Mini Nukes will
inflict full damage in a 5 hex
diameter blast, and half damage
for an additional 3 hexes away.
25mm Shell: $25 W: 0.5 lbs
40mm Shell: $50 W: 1.0 lbs
Missile: $150 W: 3.0 lbs
Mini Nuke: $500 W: 10.0 lbs
Part 9: Equipment Mods
Weapons and Armor can be modified
to improve their stats. The
modificaation price is dependent on
the weapon being modified.
Pistol Mods
Fast-Tracking Sights: $ Base/2
This mod will add Fast-Track sights
to your weapon, improving the aim
of Non Targeted Shots by 10.
Expanded Magazine: $ Base/3
This mod will increase your weapons
maximum ammo count by 100% so a
10 round magazine can now hold 20.
Suppressor: $ Base/3
This mod will reduce the sound of
your weapon, allowing you to stay
hidden after firing your weapon.
Revolver Mods
Long Barrel: $ Base/3
This mod will increase the range of
your weapon by 50% granting
increased range to your weapon.
Speed Loader: $ Base/3
This mod will change your reload
from 2 AP/Bullet to a full reload
for 5 AP (before perks).
Targeting Scope: $ Base/2
This mod will reduce the penalty
for Targeted Shots by 10, making
it easier to line up your shots.
Submachinegun Mods
Expanded Magazine: $ Base/3
This mod will increase your weapons
maximum ammo count by 100% so a
15 round magazine can now hold 30.
Suppressor: $ Base/3
This mod will reduce the sound of
your weapon, allowing you to stay
hidden after firing your weapon.
Light Bolt: $ Base/2
This mod will increase the Burst
Attacks rate of fire to 10 bullets,
instead of the usual 5/burst.
Shotgun Mods
Choke: $ Base/3
This mod will add a choke to your
shotgun, reducing its spread and
increasing range by 50% (8 to 12).
Fast-Tracking Sights: $ Base/3
This mod will add Fast-Track sights
to your weapon, improving the aim
of Non Targeted Shots by 10.
Hair Trigger: $ Base/2
This mod will reduce your weapon
single shot AP cost by 1.
Rifle Mods
Suppressor: $ Base/3
This mod will reduce the sound of
your weapon, allowing you to stay
hidden after firing your weapon.
High-Powered Scope: $ Base/2
This mod will reduce the penalty
for Targeted Shots by 10, making
it easier to line up your shots.
Expanded Magazine: $ Base/3
This mod will increase your weapons
maximum ammo count by 100% so a
10 round magazine can now hold 20.
Repeater Mods
Fast Action: $ Base/2
This mod will reduce your weapon
single shot AP cost by 1, allowing
you to shoot faster.
Long Tube: $ Base/3
This mod will increase your weapons
maximum ammo count by 50% so a 4
round ammo count can now hold 6.
Long Sights: $ Base/3
This mod will increase the effective
combat range of your weapon,
increasing range by 50% (12 to 18).
Assault Rifle Mods
Machined Reciever: $ Base/3
This mod will reduce the recoil of
the weapon, removing all accuracy
penalties from using Burst Fire.
Light Bolt: $ Base/2
This mod will increase the Burst
Attacks rate of fire by 100% so a
weapon that fired 3 can now fire 6.
Heavy Barrel: $ Base/3
This mod will add improve the
barrel stability of your weapon,
increasing range by 50% (12 to 18).
Heavy Gun Mods
Expanded Magazine: $ Base/3
This mod will increase your weapons
maximum ammo count by 100% so a
50 round magazine can hold 100.
Advanced Recoil System: $ Base/3
This mod will dampen weapon recoil,
which in turn increases weapon
range by 50% (10 to 15).
Machined Reciever: $ Base/2
This mod will tighten the firing
mechanism of the weapon,
increasing base damage by 5.
Laser Weapon Mods
High-Cap Terminal: $ Base/3
This mod will increase the charge
capacity of the weapon, increasing
ammo capacity by 100% (10 to 20).
HD Refraction Lens: $ Base/2
This mod is a pure lens for the
firing mechanism of a Laser
weapon, improving accuracy by 10.
Focused Emitter: $ Base/2
This mod improves the beam
emitter of Lasers, increasing the
range of them by 50% (20 to 30).
Plasma Weapon Mods
High Speed Electrode: $ Base/2
This mod will increase the
projectile speed, improving your
ability to aim, +10 to accuracy.
Ionization Chamber: $ Base/2
This mod will ionize the plasma,
increasing the weapons Critical
Chance by 5% before modifiers.
Plasma Stabilizer: $ Base/3
This mod will stabilize the plasma,
increasing its effective range.
Increases range by 50% (8 to 12).
Fire Weapon Mods
Extra Tank: $ Base/3
This mod will add another fuel tank
onto the weapon, increasing
maximum ammo capacity by 100%
Internal Coolant: $ Base/3
This mod will reduce excess heat
emissions, increasing the weapons
effective range by 50%
Improved Nozzle: $ Base/2
This mod will replace the standard
nozzle with a tighter one,
improving the aim by +10.
Part 10: Armor Mods
The next section details all
modifications for Armor by type.
Light Armor Mods
Shadowed: $ Base x1.0
This mod will confer a bonus of 10
points to your Stealth Skill, and
will allow you to move at normal
Move Speed while crouched.
Custom Fitted: $ Base x1.0
This mod will allow for improved
maneuvarability in the armor.
Increases Move Speed by 1.
Medium Armor Mods
Flexible: $ Base x 1.5
This mod will remove the Armor
Class penalty of Medium Armor,
increasing your Armor Class to 20
(before modifiers).
Unrestrictive: $ Base x 1.0
This mod will remove skill check
penalties from Medium Armor,
making it so you can move freely.
Heavy Armor Mods
Fortified: $ Base x 1.5
This mod will grant the wearer 10%
bonus Damage Resistance to be
applied after DT calculations.
Shaped: $ Base x 1.0
This mod will shape the armor to be
more compact, reducing its weight
by 50% at no cost to protection.
Power Armor Mods
Power Armor can only utilize one
of two Mods per section.
Main:
Hardening: $ Base
This mod will fortify the integrity
of Power Armor, granting the
wearer 10% Damage Resistance.
Unrestictive build: $ Base
This mod will remove many of the
restictive penalties, lowering Skill
Check penalties to 20 points.
Hydraulics:
Improved Servo-Motors: $ Base
This mod improves Servo-Motors in
armor. Increases Carry Weight by
20 and Melee Damage by 2.
High-Speed Motors: $ Base
This mod improves the efficiency of
the Servo-Motors. Increases the
wearers Move Speed by 1.
Optics:
Rangefinder: $ Base
This mod provides a high-tech aim
assist tool, this mod improves aim
of non Targeted Attacks by +10.
Marksmans’ Utility: $ Base
This mod improves the Precision
Targeting function of the
rangefinder, reducing Targeted
Shot penalties by 10.
Part 11: Implants
The body is capable of receiving
enhancements that permanently
change the physiological makeup of
the recipiant. These Implants will
grant bonuses to Primary Stats
such as SPECIAL, or Secondary
Stats. These are considered
permanent changes and change the
core statistic. The recipiant can
receive a number of Implants equal
to their Endurance Statistic. A
character with average END can
have 5 Implants. All Implants have
a set recovery time.
Hypertrophy Accelerator: $5000
+1 Strength, 2 Week Recovery
Enhancement to amino acid
synthesis rate and reduction in
muscular inhibition and protein
breakdown processes.
Optics Enhancer: $5000
+1 Perception, 3 Week Recovery
Corrected and optimized eyesight,
assisted by nanotechnology
allowing for new layers of visual
depth and perception.
Nociception Regulator: $5000
+1 Endurance, 1 Week Recovery
Downregulation of sensory
feedback mechanisms in the body,
allowing for greater pain tolerance
and repair systems in the body.
Empathy Synthesizer: $5000
+1 Charisma, 1 Week Recovery
Amygdala altering module that
enhances interactive behaivors
among humans, slight changes to
voice, tone, and appearance bring
a significan boost to reception.
Logic Processor: $5000
+1 Intelligence, 3 Week Recovery
Hard rewiring of the brain
recognition systems, allowing
greater yield of synapse and
transmission of thoughts.
Reflex Booster: $5000
+1 Agility, 2 Week Recovery
Enhancement to muscle
coordination and nerve firing from
the Central Nervous System.
Allows for rapid improvement to
motion and control.
Probability Calculator: $5000
+1 Luck, 1 Week Recovery
Enhancement to the cortext
processing center of the brain,
stimulating input output
calculations rapidly.
Skeletal Fortifications: $2000
+20 Carry Weight, 2 Week Recovery
Enhanced joint support and sheer
mobility structures of the skeletal
system allowing for greater
carrying capabilities.
Neural Capacitor: $2000
+4 Sequence, 2 Week Recovery
Neurological software inserted into
the CNS to rapidly improve
reaction time and motion
processing systems of the brain.
Motion Controlled Servos: $2000
+1 Move Speed, 2 Week Recovery
Nanotechnology that allows
greater power output for athletic
tasks from the body.
Cellular Filtration Pump: $2000
+10 Rad Res. +25 Poison Res.
Cardiac and Immune system
filtration system that allows the
body to sort out damaged cells
and cleanse toxic material.
NEMEAN Sub-Dermal Armor: $8000
+10% Damage Resistance
Ceramic binding to skin tissues,
giving a boosted resistance to
natual body toughness against all
forms of damage.
Nanotech Reflex Matrix: $8000
+10 Armor Class
Protective mechanisms in the body
systems to improve situational
awareness, granting greater
survivability in combat situations.
Part 12: Skill Books
Skill Books are conusumable one
use items that provide a
permanent boost to your skill.
There is a Skill Book for every
skill, and the boost they provide
depends upon your skill rank when
using it. Using a Skill Book will
increase the relevant skill by 3
points permanently, and destroy
the book in the process.
Here is a list of the Skill Books
for their relevant skill:
Guns and Bullets: $300
Ranged Weapons
Future Weapons Today: $300
Ranged Weapons
Duck and Cover: $300
Explosive Weapons
Grognak The Barbarian: $300
Melee Weapons
Meeting People: $300
Persuade
Lying, Congressional Style: $300
Deception
Interrogation Manual: $300
Intimidate
Salesmen Weekly: $300
Barter
Sports Illustrated: $300
Athletics
Big Book of Science: $300
Experimental Science
Fixin’ Things: $300
Mechanical Repair
D.C. Journal of Medicine: $300
Medicine
Survival Guide: $300
Survival
Classic Cars: $300
Operate Vehicle
Alarming Disaming: $300
Security
Secret Agents and Spies: $300
Stealth
Part 13: Vehicles
This is a brief summary of vehicles
in the Fallout Universe. It should
be noted that most vehicles have
been damaged, modified, or
otherwise changed in the time
since the Great War.
Vehicles are powered by Energy
Cells, which, when depleted, can be
recharged using Small Energy Cells
or Microfusion Cells.
Cars and Trucks
Corvega “Highwayman”:
The Highwayman was the
combination sportscar and family
car that became the staple of
American life in the years before
the war. It is flat and roomy and
can travel over most kinds of flat
terrain.
Chassis: 150 Engine: 100 Wheel: 50
DT: N: 25 L: 25 F: 0 P: 0 E: 25
Speed: 100 MPH Carry Weight: 500
RoadRunner Muscle Car:
In the late 1960s and early 1970s,
muscle cars became very popular in
the United States. These cars had
enormous engines and were
designed to drive fast and hard.
Almost every Muscle Car you will
find is a Custom Job tricked out.
Chassis: 150 Engine: 75 Wheel: 50
DT: N: 25 L: 25 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 130 MPH Carry Weight: 300
1/2 Ton Truck:
This is a basic pickup truck, with a
bed in the back for carrying people
and equipment. Can travel over
most rough terrain. Trucks can
easily mount machineguns.
Chassis: 250 Engine: 150 Wheel: 75
DT: N: 30 L: 30 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 70 MPH Carry Weight: 1000
2 1/2 Ton Truck:
This is a much larger truck, used
for carrying troops and supplies
before the war. Can only travel on
roads or mostly flat terrain.
These trucks have no weapons
mounted into them.
Chassis: 500 Engine: 250 Wheel: 125
DT: N: 40 L: 40 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 50 MPH Carry Weight: 80000
Humvee:
A military jeep designed to carry
small amounts of people over most
any terrain, and to engage light
infantry in combat.
Chassis: 250 Engine: 200 Wheel: 100
DT: N: 40 L: 40 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 80 MPH Carry Weight: 2500
Motorcycles
Sport Hawg:
A good all-around motorcycle,
offering comfort and utilitarian
speeds and range. These are by
far the most common types of bike
in the wasteland.
Chassis: 80 Engine: 40 Wheel: 20
DT: N: 25 L: 25 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 150 MPH Carry Weight: 100
Chopper:
Custom bikes with extra support in
the handlebars and front
suspension. They tend to handle a
little better than smaller bikes,
but are definently designed for
larger people.
Chassis: 100 Engine: 50 Wheels: 25
DT: N: 25 L: 25 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 120 MPH Carry Weight: 150
Armored Vehicles
Bradley M2 APC:
The Bradley M2 is designed to
protect a squad of soldiers in a
combat zone. It is more than
capable of defending itself against
most small arms threats.
Chassis: 300 Engine: 150 Wheels: 75
DT: N: 50 L: 25 F: 15 P: 0 E: 30
Speed: 40 MPH Carry Weight: 10000
M60A2 Main Battle Tank:
The M60A2 was introduced into the
American armed forces in the 1960s
and remained in service up until
Power Armor was deployed, which
essentially replaced Armored
Vehicles.
Chassis: 500 Engine: 250 Tread: 125
DT: N: 35 L: 35 F: 35 P: 0 E: 50
Speed: 40 MPH Carry Weight: 20000
Aircraft
Blackhawk:
The primary assault vehicle used
by the US army in the years
before the war. Serviced for
years, these vehicles are reliable.
Chassis: 200 Engine: 50 Prop: 25
DT: N: 20 L: 20 F: 10 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 150 MPH
Carry Weight: 8000
CH-47 Chinook:
The primary air support vehicle for
the US for deploying and
transporting troops before the
war. A rare vehicle that is not
commonly seen in the wasteland.
Chassis: 100 Engine: 50 Prop: 25
DT: N: 20 L: 20 F: 10 P: 0 E: 0
Speed: 150 MPH
Carry Weight: 8000
VB-02 Vertibird:
Based on a Pre-War prototype,
the VB-02 was not finished until
after the war by the Enclave, who
assembled quite a fleet of them to
mobilize their ground operations.
Chassis: 200 Engine: 60 Prop: 30
DT: N: 40 L: 25 F: 25 P: 0 E: 30
Speed: 200 MPH
Carry Weight: 15000
Part 7: Beastiary
The post-nuclear world of Fallout
is rife with dangerous mutated
creatures and relics of the old
world from before the war. This
section will break down statistics
for enemies that can be found.
They will be listed by class or type
of enemy first, and then by level
or relative threat they pose. An
enemy designated Level 15 could be
a threat for a single character at
Level 15 with equal items. Below is
a table that details the relevant
statistics for each.
LVL: Designated Level
HP: Total Hit Points
AP: Total Action Points
MS: Move Speed of enemy
SE: Sequence of enemy
CC: Critical Chance Percent
ATK: Accuracy and Damage
DAM: Damage Dice and Base
AC: Armor Class
DT: Damage Threshold, broken
down in order of N/L/F/P/E
EXP: Experience Points Awarded
Animals/Mutated Animals
Some critters have survived the
atomic age relatively unscathed,
while others suffered significant
change from the resulting
radiation. Many of these critters
are fairly passive, and wont just
attack unless threatened.
Dog: Level 1/4
A normal dog. Most survived the
apocalypse with little mutation.
HP: 30 AP: 6 MS: 7 SE: 16 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+14
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Savage Dog: Level 1/2
A mutated dog that has learned
its place well in the nuclear world.
HP: 45 AP: 6 MS: 7 SE: 18 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+19
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Nuke Pooch: Level 1
A heavily mutated dog, taking on a
larger, more fearsome appearance.
HP: 60 AP: 6 MS: 8 SE: 20 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+24
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Brahmin: Level 1
The evolution of the cow, Brahmin
have 2 heads and dark brown hide.
HP: 80 AP: 6 MS: 5 SE: 12 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bash: DAM: 2d6+18
AC: 0 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Brahmin Bull: Level 3
The larger, male Brahmin, with a
similar appearace to a longhorn.
HP: 120 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 14 CC: 3%
ATK: 60 / 3AP Bash: DAM: 2d6+33
AC: 0 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Mole Rat: Level 1/4
A dog sized naked mole rat, with 2
big sharp buck teeth.
HP: 40 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 12 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+19
AC: 10 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Big Mole Rat: Level 1/2
Like a normal mole rat, but nearly
the size of a motorcycle.
HP: 60 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 12 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+29
AC: 10 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Gecko: Level 1
A mutated bipedal gecko, has a
nasty bite and silver-grey skin.
HP: 50 AP: 7 MS: 6 SE: 16 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+24
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Golden Gecko: Level 3
A rare breed of gecko, has a
golden skin and stands 5 feet tall.
HP: 80 AP: 7 MS: 7 SE: 18 CC: 3%
ATK: 60 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+34
Bite will deal 50 RADs to Target
AC: 20: N: 6 L: 6 F: 3 P: 3 E: 9
Fire Gecko: Level 5
A dangerous wasteland predator,
these geckos can breathe fire.
HP: 120 AP: 7 MS: 8 SE: 20 CC: 3%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+44
ATK: 70 / 5AP Fire: DAM: 3d6+52
AC: 20 N: 12 L: 12 F: 6 P: 6 E: 18
Yao Guai: Level 5
A large mutated bear, it has lost
most of its hair and grown in size.
HP: 180 AP: 7 MS: 7 SE: 20 CC: 3%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Claw: DAM: 2d6+53
AC: 0 N: 12 L: 12 F: 6 P: 6 E: 18
Spined Terror: Level 5
A massive mutant porcupine, it is
covered in razor sharp spines.
HP: 150 AP: 7 MS: 9 SE: 20 CC: 3%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Bash: DAM: 2d6+53
Melee Attackers take 25 Damage
AC: 10 N: 12 L: 12 F: 6 P: 6 E: 18
Rad Cat: Level 7
An apex predator of the wastes,
mutated from a mountain lion.
HP: 150 AP: 9 MS: 10 SE: 24 CC: 3%
ATK: 80 / 4AP Bite: DAM: 2d6+53
ATK: 80 / 6AP Lunge: DAM: 2d6+88
AC: 30 N: 18 L: 18 F: 9 P: 9 E: 27
Mutated Insects
Arthropods have experienced some
of the most radical mutations from
radiation of all critters. Most have
gained incredible attributes and
evolved with few drawbacks.
Giant Ant: Level 1/2
Giant Ants are often encountered
in burrows of at least 2-3 dozen.
HP: 50 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 14 CC: 3%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Bite: DAM: 1d6+19
AC: 10 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Radscorpion: Level 3
Radscorpions are dark grey
mutated Emperor Scorpions.
HP: 80 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 16 CC: 3%
ATK: 60 / 3AP Sting: DAM: 2d6+33
Poison: 1d6+9 Damage for 2 turns
AC: 10 N: 14 L: 5 F: 5 P: 14 E: 25
Giant Radscorpion: Level 7
A particularly large Radscorpion,
they can be larger than a car.
HP: 160 AP: 6 MS: 8 SE: 20 CC: 3%
ATK: 80 / 3AP Sting: DAM: 2d6+58
Poison: 1d6+19 Damage for 2 turns
AC: 10 N: 28 L: 10 F: 10 P: 28 E: 50
Stingwing: Level 5
A heavily mutated wasp, carrier of
a deadly virulent neurotoxin, they
are small targets that are very
hard to hit in combat.
HP: 80 AP: 6 MS: 10 SE: 24 CC: 3%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Sting: DAM: 1d6+24
Poison: 1d6+14 Damage for 3 turns
AC: 40 N: 5 L: 5 F: 0 P: 5 E: 5
Cazador: Level 7
Hunters of the post nuclear
desert, they are fast and deadly
and their sting will inflict the
deadliest toxic venom.
HP: 100 AP: 6 MS: 10 SE: 28 CC: 3%
ATK: 80 / 3AP Sting: DAM: 1d6+34
Poison: 1d6+14 Damage for 5 turns
AC: 40 N: 5 L: 5 F: 0 P: 5 E: 5
Machines
Many Pre-War robots still function,
and military robots are extremely
dangerous in combat, many are
repurposed by wastelanders.
Eyebot: Level 1
Eyebots fly around, broadcasting
radio stations they pick up.
HP: 60 AP: 7 MS: 6 SE: 15 CC: 1%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Laser: DAM: 1d6+29
AC: 30 N: 12 L: 12 F: 15 P: 7 E: 25
Protectron: Level 3
A very sturdy bipedal robot,
attacks with arm-mounted lasers.
HP: 90 AP: 7 MS: 3 SE: 15 CC: 1%
ATK: 60 / 3AP Laser: DAM: 1d6+39
AC: 0 N: 12 L: 12 F: 15 P: 7 E: 25
Robobrain: Level 5
The Robobrain has a biological brain
that runs processes for combat.
HP: 120 AP: 7 MS: 4 SE: 18 CC: 1%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Laser: DAM: 2d6+53
ATK: 70 / 4AP PSI Blast Lose Turn
AC: 0 N: 24 L: 24 F: 30 P: 14 E: 50
Mister Gutsy: Level 9
The military combat model of the
Mister Handy, has a Plasma cannon.
HP: 150 AP: 8 MS: 5 SE: 21 CC: 1%
ATK: 90 / 4AP Plasma: DAM: 2d6+63
ATK: 90 / 4AP Flame: DAM: 3d6+62
AC: 0 N: 36 L: 36 F: 45 P: 21 E: 75
Assaultron: Level 9
A close combat robot, possesses
incredible lethality, attacks with
claws and an eye mounted laser.
HP: 150 AP: 9 MS: 7 SE: 24 CC: 1%
ATK: 90 / 3AP Blade: DAM: 2d6+58
ATK: 90 / 6AP Laser: DAM: 2d6+88
AC: 20 N: 36 L: 36 F: 45 P: 21 E: 75
Sentry Bot: Level 15
The Sentry Bot is a mobile
weapons platform, built for war.
HP: 300 AP: 10 MS: 6 SE: 24 CC: 1%
ATK: 100 / 5 Minigun: DAM: 2d6+48
ATK: 100 / 5 Missile: DAM: 5d6+220
AC: 0 N: 60 L: 75 F: 75 P: 35 E: 125
MANTIS MKII: Level 21
The Mobile Armored Nanotech
Targeting Intelligence System is a
mechanical juggernaut, standing 18
feet tall and weighing 50 tons, it
is armed with a gauss cannon.
HP: 500 AP: 10 MS: 8 SE: 24 CC: 1%
ATK: 100 / 5 Gauss: DAM: 2d6+168
ATK: 100 / 5 Fist: DAM: 2d6+188
AC: 0 N: 72 L: 90 F: 90 P: 42 E: 150
Feral Ghouls
Heavily irradiated humans who
have lost their sanity and all
traces of what kept them “human”.
Feral Ghouls are aggressive, and
completely animalistic in their
behaviors now.
Feral Ghoul: Level 1
An unarmored ghoul, very weak and
frail from years of slow decay.
HP: 70 AP: 6 MS: 6 SE: 12 CC: 5%
ATK: 50 / 3AP Swipe: DAM: 1d6+9
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Feral Ghoul Roamer: Level 3
Feral Roamers are stronger,
faster, and much more aggressive.
HP: 90 AP: 6 MS: 7 SE: 14 CC: 5%
ATK: 60 / 3AP Swipe: DAM: 1d6+19
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Glowing One: Level 5
Glowing Ones are a living conduit
of radiation, their skin glows.
HP: 110 AP: 6 MS: 8 SE: 16 CC: 5%
ATK: 70 / 3AP Swipe: DAM: 1d6+29
Characters 2 hexes away: 50 RADs
AC: 20 N: 0 L: 0 F: 0 P: 0 E: 0
Super Mutants
Created from the mutation inducing
FEV, Super Mutants are humans
who have been dipped in the
Evolutionary Virus, and have
taken on incredible changes. Super
Mutants have a dark greenish grey
skin, and stand nearly 10 feet tall
and often weigh over 800 pounds.
Super Mutants are incredibly
resilient, and pose a powerful
threat to any adversaries.
Super Mutant: Level 7
A Super Mutant is FEV mutated,
and has incredible attributes.
HP: 240 AP: 8 MS: 6 SE: 12 CC: 5%
ATK: 80 / 7.62 BR: DAM: 2d6+48
ATK: 80 / Axe: DAM: 2d6+63
AC: 10 N: 24 L: 12 F: 30 P: 24 E: 40
Super Mutant Warrior: Level 11
Mutant Warriors are armed with
high tech weaponry for war.
HP: 300 AP: 8 MS: 6 SE: 16 CC: 5%
ATK: 100 / Wattz 2K: DAM: 2d6+88
AC: 10 N: 36 L: 18 F: 45 P: 36 E: 60
Super Mutant Master: Level 15
Mutant Masters lead their squads
of Super Mutants with efficiency.
HP: 360 AP: 8 MS: 6 SE: 20 CC: 5%
ATK: 100 / Minigun: DAM: 2d6+48
AC: 10 N: 48 L: 24 F: 60 P: 48 E: 80
Super Mutant Overlord: Level 21
The Super Mutant Overlord wears
a makeshift form of Power Armor.
HP: 420 AP: 10 MS: 8 SE: 24 CC: 5%
ATK: 100 / P94: DAM: 2d6+108
ATK: 100 / P. Fist: DAM: 2d6+68
AC: 10 N: 72 L: 90 F: 90 P: 72 E: 150
Deathclaws
The most fearsome wasteland
predator, standing 10-12 feet tall
on average, its fingers are tipped
with 12 inch long razor sharp claws.
Young Deathclaw: Level 9
A young Deathclaw, standing 6
feet tall and heavily muscled.
HP: 200 AP: 9 MS: 10 SE: 30 CC: 3%
ATK: 90 / 3AP Claw: DAM: 2d6+63
ATK: 90 / 6AP Jump: DAM: 2d6+108
AC: 30 N: 28 L: 28 F: 40 P: 28 E: 48
Deathclaw: Level 15
The Deathclaw is the true apex
predator of the wasteland.
HP: 350 AP: 10 MS: 12 SE: 33 CC: 3%
ATK: 100 / 3AP Claw: DAM: 2d6+88
ATK: 100 / 6AP Jump: DAM: 2d6+138
AC: 30 N: 35 L: 35 F: 50 P: 35 E: 60
Greater Deathclaw: Level 21
An Alpha Male Deathclaw, or
Matriarch, has dark grey skin.
HP: 500 AP: 10 MS: 15 SE: 36 CC: 3%
ATK: 100 / 3AP Claw: DAM: 2d6+113
ATK: 100 / 6AP Jump: DAM: 2d6+168
AC: 30 N: 42 L: 42 F: 60 P: 42 E: 75