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Weapon Damage Range WT. Class Properties
Acoustic Module (1-hand) 1d8 special 200/800 1 lb. One-handed Light
Acoustic Module (SH) 1d10+10 thunder 500/2000 150 lb. Super heavy AP, Heavy
Assassin’s Blade 1d4 piercing — 1 lb. Martial melee Finesse, light, thrown
(range 20/60)
Bone Knife* 1d6 piercing/slashing — 1 lb. Simple melee Finesse, light, thrown
(range 20/60)
Imperial Sword* 1d8 slashing — 2 lb. Martial melee Finesse, thrown (range 20/60)
Las Pistol 1d8 force 200/800 3 lb. One-handed AP, laser, light
Las Cutter 2d6 force 1000/5000 30 lb. Heavy AP. heavy, laser
Seeker Killer Special 30/150 1 lb. One-handed Light, loading
Slow Gun (Pocket) Special 30/150 0.5 lb. One-Handed Light, loading
Slow Gun (Standard) Special 30/150 1 lb. One-handed Light, breech (4 shots)
Slow Launcher (Light) 8d6+6 bludgeoning 100/500 25 lb. Heavy Heavy, loading
Slow Launcher (Heavy) 6d10+10 bludgeoning 1000/5000 100 lb. Super heavy Heavy, loading
Stone Burner Special — 100 lb. Special Heavy
* Considered adamantine

N
ew technologies have been forged to
withstand the hardships and hostilities
of the desert world. These come in the
form of new armor, weapons, and sur-
vival gear. While occasionally available within the
black market, these items frequently must be found
or stolen, as open sale is prohibited.
Damage. The blade inflicts 2d6 poison damage
along with normal piercing damage. A hit target
must also make a DC13 Constitution saving throw or
be poisoned for 1 minute. Once applied, the user
must spend an action to sheathe and then draw the
weapon to recoat it in poison. Alternately, it can be
drawn or sheathed for free as part of another action
(but not both) once per turn.

Las weapons were ubiquitous before the onset of

This sound-based weapon focuses a user's voice into
a kinetic weapon. As such, one must be proficient in
its use to operate. The super-heavy variant requires
three skillful users with only one committing to the
actual attack. Sonic weapons inflict both thunder
and bludgeoning damage.
Thunder (6th level). This weapon gains the Ar-
mor Piercing property.
Ground Fire (6th level). If you strike a location
rather than a target, the module creates an acoustical
blast, becoming an exp (5 ft.) attack. You don't make
a ranged attack but rather establish a Dexterity sav-
ing throw DC that affected creatures must beat. The
DC for the Dexterity saving throw equals 8 + your
Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus. A tar-
get that fails the save suffers half normal damage
while a successful save takes quarter damage.
This weapon’s scabbard contains a miniature capsule
that keeps the blade poisoned. The blade is also de-
signed to hold said poison indefinitely.
kinetic shields. Now, they are used sparingly and
only in situations when a defender's shields are
known to be down. They are also popular as cutting
implements, as they can slice through virtually any-
thing.
Property. If you hit with a laser, you gain a +1
bonus to your next attack roll against the same tar-
get. This is lost if you don't fire at the same target or
if you miss. If you attack an obstruction or inanimate
object, you inflict double damage.
This weapon is designed to circumvent the kinetic
shields operated by the majority of opponents. Ra-
ther than fire at supersonic velocities, the seeker
killer employs a guided shell similar to a gyrojet
rocket powered by a miniature gravity brace. When
fired, the projectile has a maximum fly speed of 40
feet and can remain aloft for up to a minute. A target
aware of an incoming projectile can easily avoid it
beyond a specific range (unless the user directs a
secondary attack on their next turn).

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 Property. As many times a day as your attack at-
tribute bonus, you can make a second attack as a free
action at the beginning of your next turn using that
same round of ammunition.
Damage. A seeker killer round inflicts 1 point of
piercing damage and 2d6 poison damage. A hit target
must also make a DC13 Constitution saving throw or
be poisoned for 1 minute. (Note: this can be swapped
out with any air-dart pistol ammo.)
Special. Given the reduced velocity of seeker kill-
er rounds, they can penetrate a kinetic shield. How-
ever, it takes a full round to do so, meaning if you hit
with a round, the target doesn't suffer the hit until
the end of its next turn. This may offer the target the
opportunity to deflect the attack by taking an action
and making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check. If
successful, any slowed projectiles are deflected with-
out damage.
Like the seeker killer, the slow gun fires propelled
rounds, though these are smaller and unguided. This
weapon can also circumvent kinetic shields. When
fired, the projectile has a maximum fly speed of 40
feet. A target aware of an incoming projectile can eas-
ily avoid it beyond a particular range.
Damage. A slow gun round inflicts 1 point of
piercing damage and 2d6 poison damage. A hit target
must also make a DC13 Constitution saving throw or
be poisoned for 1 minute. (Note: this can be swapped
out with any air-dart pistol ammo.)
Special. Given the reduced velocity of slow gun
rounds, they can penetrate a kinetic shield. However,
it takes a full round to do so, meaning if you hit with a
round, the target doesn't suffer the hit until the end
of its next turn. This may offer the target the oppor-
tunity to deflect the attack by taking an action and
making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check. If suc-
cessful, any slowed projectiles are deflected without
damage.
Pocket. The pocket variation can fold into a com-
pact frame, making it easier to transport and offers its
user advantage when trying to conceal.
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A larger variation of the slow gun, the slow launcher
replaces a poison injection system with an explosive.
When fired, the projectile has a maximum fly speed
of 60 feet. One aware of an incoming projectile can
easily avoid it beyond a particular range. However, as
this speed is fast enough for a kinetic shield to resist,
upon impact, the rocket flechette “burrows” through
the shield to accomplish the same result.
Damage. Both slow launchers explode once pene-
trating a kinetic shield. The shield contains the ex-
plosive, preventing a blast radius. The damage listed
in the weapon table assumes a contained explosive
(considering how common kinetic shields are). If
fired at an unshielded target, the damage of the light
launcher is reduced to 4d6 bludgeoning but gains exp
(10 ft.), and the heavy launcher is reduced to 3d10
bludgeoning but gains exp (10 ft.).
Special. Given the reduced velocity of slow
launcher rounds, they can penetrate a kinetic shield.
However, it takes a full round to do so, meaning if
you hit with a round, the target doesn't suffer the hit
until the end of its next turn. This may offer the tar-
get the opportunity to deflect the attack by taking an
action and making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check. If successful, any slowed projectiles are de-
flected without damage. The projectile still explodes,
but this occurs outside the target. It doesn’t suffer
damage but outsiders potentially may.
This term covers a variety of atomic devices em-
ployed as weapons of mass destruction. They can
range from smaller explosives capable of destroying
vehicles to larger ones capable of destroying cities.
These possess the exp property with ranges from 10
feet to 1,000 feet. They inflict between 1d12+12 and
3d12+36 in fire, nuclear, and bludgeoning damage.
Armor Armor Class (AC) STR Stealth WT.
Desert Suit 12+Dex modifier — — 13 lb.
Kinetic Shield — — — 1 lb.

The desert suit is less a defensive garment and more
a survival one given its capacity to reduce water loss
in the open desert. If a target does not ingest any
water, the desert suit will recycle lost moisture to
prevent the target from needing outside water for up
to a week. The suit can also insulate a user from se-
vere outside temperatures. Additionally, when
properly secured, a desert suit protects its users from
external gas attacks.
This small device can be attached anywhere on a
user, appearing as a bracelet, belt buckle, or part of
an armor suit. Invisible until interacted with, the
kinetic shield is impervious to virtually all external
attacks. Its effectiveness in combat lead to it becom-
ing standard equipment for everyone, from soldiers
to dignitaries.
Property. You gain immunity to all ranged attacks
(regardless of damage type) except for slow guns,
slow launchers, and seeker killers. However, the
shield still slows the advance of these projectiles—it
takes a full round from the projectile impacting the
shield until striking, meaning you don't suffer the hit
until the end of your next turn. This may offer you
the opportunity to deflect the attack by taking an
action and making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check. If successful, any slowed projectiles are de-
flected without damage.
Energy Ricochet. If struck by a force, lightning,
necrotic, or radiant attack, the kinetic shield reacts
violently. The shield immediately emits an energy
burst; all creatures within 30 feet of impact must
make DC15 Dexterity saving throw, suffering x5 the
impact damage on a failed save or half as much on a
successful one (other kinetic shields are immune to
this blast, but also do not react as well). If a las weap-
on, the attacker, regardless of range, suffers the at-
tack as well, given the reaction follows the beam
back to the weapon.
A prohibited device in many circles, the cloner tank
can recreate an entire person from only a handful of
cells. Given the evidence of genetic and inherited
memory, a cloned creature can eventually remember
its old life, up to and including the moment of its
death. While the clone generally will recreate a tar-
get at the same age they were upon death, this is not
mandatory. After 120 days from activation, the
cloner tank grows a duplicate of a living creature.
The clone is physically identical to the original.
Within a day, it develops the same personality.
Within a week, it inherits the original's memories
and abilities. It does not gain the original's equip-
ment.
The gravity brace is a small device that can remain
active indefinitely. If you suffer a fall (or jump of
your own volition), your rate of descent slows to be-
tween 30 and 60 feet per round (user defined) until
landing. You take no falling damage and can land on
your feet.
The lifter is a more advanced variation of the gravity
brace. A large, bulkier device, the lifter allows lim-
ited flight. You gain a flying speed of 30 feet.
When attached to a target, this palm-sized device
allows the user to probe the memories of the crea-
ture.
If the creature this device is attached to has an Intel-
Item WT.
Cloner Tank 1000 lb.
Gravity Brace 1 lb.
Gravity Lifter 5 lb.
Mind Probe 5 lb.
Moisture Trap 1 lb.
Sand Shaper 2 lb.
Star Globe 20 lb.

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ligence of 3 or lower or doesn't speak any language,
the creature is unaffected. You initially learn the
creature's surface thoughts—what is most on its
mind at that moment. As an action, you can attempt
to probe deeper into the same creature's mind. If so,
the target must make a DC15 Wisdom saving throw.
If it fails, you gain insight into its reasoning (if any),
emotional state, and something that looms large in
its mind (such as something it worries over, loves, or
hates). You can push further to force the target to
attempt another save, but it also suffers 2d6 psychic
damage. Either way, the target knows that its mind
is being probed. This device will also work on crea-
tures dead within the last day; the dead cannot save
against deep probing.
The trap pulls all available moisture from the nearby
air or, if necessary, from a dead body. The water si-
phoned is GM-dependent, but a fresh body possess-
es around 10.5 gallons (42 liters) of water. This pro-
cess takes an hour, and if affixed to a restrained, liv-
ing person, will inflict 2d6 necrotic damage each mi-
nute until the target is deceased.
You choose an area of sand that you can see within
10 feet, which fits within a 5-foot cube. You cause
the sand to form into simple shapes and animate at
your direction. This can also push sand away. The
effect lasts while the device is on and nearby.
This small spherical object possesses a fly speed of
30 feet and can be controlled to move in any direc-
tion. By default, it will follow its owner. The star
globe sheds bright light in a 20-foot radius and dim
light for an additional 20 feet. The light can be col-
ored as you like. Completely covering the object
with something opaque blocks the light. It can be
turned on or off with a bonus action.
Name Cap. Cargo Maneuver
Baffle Dropship 30 5,000 Disadvantage
Cruiser 500 100,000 Disadvantage
Etherbender (small) 2 500 — 60 ft.
Etherbender (large) 6 1,500 — 60 ft.
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While variations of these vessels exist, the standard
model employs gravity baffles to slow its descent.
On its own, a baffle dropship generates very little
propulsion and must rely on its gravity drives to
achieve orbit. Lateral speed is relatively slow. How-
ever, when entering an atmosphere, the vessel can
achieve supersonic speeds. Moments before impact,
it deploys inflatable gravity baffles, reducing a drop-
ship's speed to a standstill. If one of the two baffles
is destroyed, a dropship’s stability is compromised,
and if both are destroyed, a dropship won't be able
to slow its descent.
Pressurized. The baffle dropship and its crew are
immune to gas attacks and inhaled poisons.
Resistances. The baffle dropship has resistance to
acid, cold, and fire, as well as slashing, bludgeoning,
and piercing from nonmagical weapons.
Shield. The baffle dropship is equipped with a
kinetic shield, though these do not function during
descent and/or when baffles are operating.
Weapons. Four two-handed small arm hardpoints
and two heavy weapon hardpoints.
These massive vessels shepherd whole armies into
battle and, when in formation with others, have
transported entire worlds. Cruisers are responsible
for interplanetary travel, and if even one is de-
stroyed, it can spell doom for an entire nation.
Pressurized. The cruiser and its crew are immune
to gas attacks and inhaled poisons.
Resistances. The cruiser has resistance to acid,
cold, and fire and slashing, bludgeoning, and pierc-
ing from nonmagical weapons.
Shield. The cruiser is equipped with a kinetic
shield.
Weapons. Twenty two-handed small arm hard-
points, eight heavy weapon hardpoints, and four su-
per-heavy hardpoints.
Speed Armor Class (AC) HP Size
40 ft. 15 + Dex/Int mod. 200 G
50 ft. 18 + Dex/Int mod. 1000 P
15 + Dex/Int mod. (Max 2) 90 H
15 + Dex/Int mod. 100 H
Etherbenders are winged aircraft that employ lift
and maneuverability by adopting insectoid charac-
teristics. They can generate lift classically (like a tra-
ditional aircraft), supercritical lift, and high lift, al-
lowing it to stop and shift directions suddenly.
There are two available models, a smaller two-
person craft and a larger troop transport.
Maneuverability. The etherbender can hover and
even disable its flight surfaces to gain a speed boost
by employing freefall.
Pressurized. The etherbender and its crew are
immune to gas attacks and inhaled poisons.
Resistances. The etherbender has resistance to
acid, cold, and fire, as well as slashing, bludgeoning,
and piercing from nonmagical weapons.
Shield. The etherbender is equipped with a ki-
netic shield.
Weapons. Two two-handed small arm hardpoints
and one heavy weapon hardpoints OR two heavy
weapon hardpoints.
These are additional creature templates that be ap-
plied to monsters in Ultramodern5-REDUX.
When building a battle involving common adver-
saries, choose one of the following special rules be-
low. You may select additional traits for one creature,
though this may increase its challenge rating (usually
at least 1 level).
Selections. As these templates are relatively
unique, they may not be appropriate to several mon-
sters.
Recommended Adversaries. Assassin, basic com-
batant, brawler, drug nut, elder master, flesh fortress,
katana cliché, knife man, lieutenant, martial student,
massive, noble guard, qualified soldier, shifu, stone
fist, swordmaster, watcher, warrior.
These proud soldiers employ stealth to close in on
their opponents, as shields are uncommon among
those in the deep desert.
Skills. The desert warrior is proficient with Acro-
batics and Stealth
Sand Affinity. The desert warrior has advantage
with Stealth checks when one sand or in a desert
environment.
Weapons. The desert warrior loses all ranged
weapons and replaces any melee attacks with a bone
knife (piercing/slashing). Damage dice increase by
one step (1d4 > 1d6 > 1d8 > 1d10 > 1d12).
A trained and honorable fighter, the house guard is
precise in their actions, and have been known to
hold their own against multiple opponents.
Kinetic Shield. The house guard gains immunity
to all ranged attacks (regardless of damage type) ex-
cept for slow guns, slow launchers, and seeker kill-
ers. However, the shield still slows the advance of
these projectiles—it takes a full round from the pro-
jectile impacting the shield until striking, meaning
the house guard doesn’t suffer the hit until the end
of their next turn. This may offer them the oppor-
tunity to deflect the attack by taking an action and
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making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics) check. If suc- impact damage on a failed save or half as much on a
cessful, any slowed projectiles are deflected without successful one (other kinetic shields are immune to
damage. this blast, but also do not react as well). If a las weap-
Energy Ricochet. If struck by a force, lightning, on, the attacker, regardless of range, suffers the at-
necrotic, or radiant attack, the kinetic shield reacts tack as well, given the reaction follows the beam
violently. The shield immediately emits an energy back to the weapon.
burst; all creatures within 30 feet of impact must Weapons. The imperial soldier replaces any me-
make DC15 Dexterity saving throw, suffering x5 the lee attacks with an imperial Sword (slashing). This
impact damage on a failed save or half as much on a weapon can be thrown (range 20/60). They also re-
successful one (other kinetic shields are immune to place any ranged weapon with a slow gun.
this blast, but also do not react as well). If a las weap-
on, the attacker, regardless of range, suffers the at-
tack as well, given the reaction follows the beam
back to the weapon.
Weapons. The house guard loses all ranged weap-
ons and replaces any melee attacks with an imperial
Sword (slashing). This weapon can be thrown (range
20/60).
Multiattack. If the house guard possesses a multi-
attack, they can make one additional melee attack
with their imperial sword.

While not as trained and not as honorable, the impe-

rial soldier is methodical in their brutality.
Gravity Brace. If the imperial soldier suffers a fall,
their rate of descent slows to between 30 and 60 feet
per round (user defined) until landing. They take no
falling damage and can land on their feet.
Kinetic Shield. The imperial soldier gains im-
munity to all ranged attacks (regardless of damage
type) except for slow guns, slow launchers, and seek-
er killers. However, the shield still slows the ad-
vance of these projectiles—it takes a full round from
the projectile impacting the shield until striking,
meaning the imperial soldier doesn’t suffer the hit
until the end of their next turn. This may offer them
the opportunity to deflect the attack by taking an
action and making a DC14 Dexterity (Acrobatics)
check. If successful, any slowed projectiles are de-
flected without damage.
Energy Ricochet. If struck by a force, lightning,
necrotic, or radiant attack, the kinetic shield reacts
violently. The shield immediately emits an energy
burst; all creatures within 30 feet of impact must
make DC15 Dexterity saving throw, suffering x5 the